The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-07-19
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; LOGAN NEWS NOTES.
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MI. anu MIS-. Train JOLlSOu, NIL
and Mrs. Albert Strachan and Mrs.
Hannah Breslin motored over to
Chico Sunday to spend the day.
Sol Murray, of Bozeman, was a
caller in town Saturday.
Frank Dunbar was up from Tri-
dent Sunday to spend a few hours
with his sister, Mrs. D. A. Swarner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Weaver mo-
sOred over from Fort Harrison and
are spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M. j. Weaver, at their home
On the Gallatin river, west of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Williams and fam
Ay motored to Manhattan Saturday
10 spend a few hours shopping.
George Wright was In town Sat
wday On business, from his home in
she Madison valley.
Ed. Quist, T. j. Young and Ed.
Erb were over from Three Forks Fri
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker left
Friday night for Mount Washington,
No., being called there on account of
the death of Mr.. Bakers mother.
Miss Norma Smith and Miss Mar
garet Dunbar motored up from Tri-
dent Friday and returned in the
evening.
Mrs. William Jenney was a bust
aess caller in Bozeman Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ross and children
spent Saturday in Bozeman shopping
and visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Grogan and
sheir guest, Mrs. Bertha Jacobson,
motOred down from Belgrade Satur-
day evening and were callers at the
Swarner home.
Miss Nan Malin was in town Fri
day from her home on the Gallatin
river.
C. w. Logan spent a few days this
We at his rLnch near Bozeman,
booking after his crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson ard
daughter Ena left a few days ago for
Big Timber, columbus and other
points in that vicinity, where they
sill visit relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. N. A. Smith and daughter
Norma and their guest, o. Smith
we're in town Friday from Trident
Mr. Smith returned to his home al
Superior, Wis, after a visit at on the
coast and in Trident
County Commissioner George Oar.
linton was in town Monday morning
from the Madison valley, where ht
spent the weekend, and took the
train to BOzeman.
Miss Evalyn Brown and Miss Len;
Olsen were passengers to Bozemal
Monday morning, where they spen
the day shopping.
Craig Rothwell accompanied b,
Miss Agnes Sabo and Mrs. Charlie
Dross, attended the picture show i
Three Forks Sunday night.
Leonard MsLees was a passenge
on the Monday morning stub.
Miss Mary Landers and brothe
Johnnie have gone to Thompso
Falls to visit several weeks.
Mrs. Jack Tomlinson and childre
spent Saturday and Sunday her,
from Gelatin station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phoenix and Mr.. an
Mrs. John Powers were Manhatta
callers Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Darlinton and chi
-dren and Miss Elizabeth Richard
we're in town on business Wednesda
from the Madison valley.
Jim Corbett, accompanied by h
mother-in1aw, Mrs. Warner, and hi
sister, Mrs. Marshall, of Caldwell
idaho, were in town Saturday NOR
ing from the Horseshoe hills, I'll
ladies taking the morning train
Bozeman for a weeks visit with re
atives- Upon returning Mrs. Ma:
shall will go to Harrison to Wis
awhile.
Mrs. Louis Martin left Saturds
morning for her home in Missoul
after a pleasant visit here with b
aunt and uncle, Mr.. ana Mrs. P.
Flynn, at their home on the nor
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Meader arriv.
Sunday from Helena with their ne
ear.
Mr.. Priest, OF the Crow creek va
ley, came ove the first of the wes
30 look after matters of business.
Mrs. William Carpenter was
town Wednesday and Thursday, al
drove on to Manhattan on business