The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-04-18

been in Bohemian for several weeks
while the baby had special care be-
ing part of the time at the DeacOness
Hospital, and for a few weeks with
Mrs. Roan's sister, Mrs. Frank Gal
braith. Miss Hauser, the nurse who
has been assisting IN the care of the
care of the baby, came home with
them to assist for a time.
After three years spent in Oregon
and Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. F. p.
Eckley have returned to Bozeman,
their old home. They are well known
former residents of Salesville and
have a great man. friends here who
will welcome them back. The climate
did not agree with Mrs. Eckley's
health.
The members of the o. d. o. Club
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
E. P. Myers Wednesday by committee
No. 5. About 40 members and visit
ors were present, and the usual din
ner was enjoyed by all at noon. The
day was spent in making boys waists
for the orphans home at Helena. The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks, April %, at the home of Mrs.
l.. Griffin.
Frank Kremer returned Monday
from Canada, where he had gone to
look after his ranch property. He
was absent about a month.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. 1. N. Ellis,
at the home of Mr.. Ellis parents In
Bozeman, a son. The parents of the
baby used to live in S~alesville before
their marriage.
Sam Collect has bought the Hot
Springs place near here and expects
to move from Bozeman right away.
Alice Malin is on the sick list with
a bad case of tonsilitis,
The annual track meet will be held
in Salesville April 20, to select con-
testants to go to Belgrade in May.
Ten districts will be represented.
Some of the farmers have begun
blowing in this vicinity.
t The members of the Church Help.
ers will serve a dinner at the Ode
Fellows hall on track meet day al
noon.
c. w. Overstreet went to Butte OIL
= business Wednesday, to be gone {
S few days.
r Lester Christensen, who underwear
e an operation for appendicitis at thu
Deaconess Hospital about two week
ago, was able to return home Wednes
day.
e Mrs. Fred Enders assisted in enter
tanning the Pythian Sisters at tn
home of Mrs. Walter Lehrkind, o.
Church avenue, in Bozeman, Frida.
evening.
: Little Leila -Sheperd, daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Sheperd, who ha
been at the Deaconess hospital fo
Ie emdical treatment for a week, cam
l. home Wednesday.
s. County Agent Bodley visited tn
Salesville school Friday afternoO
and gave a short talk on club work.
Earl Thornton, who underwent a
operation for appendicitis at the De;
coness Hospital about two weeks ag'
was able to come home Friday.
K Mrs. Roy ~Blankenship, clerk of II
ed Middle Greek school district; A.
tn Hanks and Fred Enders, trustee
were visitors at the county superr
ed tendent's office Thursday.
ch Mrs. J. E. Atkins and daught'
Lola Fay, who have been spendir
= a few days with relatives and frien'
nd in Bozeman, returned Thursday.
Those who were in Bozeman fro
this vicinity Saturday were Mr.. al
ON Mrs w. E. Nilsson, Mrs. Bert Net
no Larrain Cramer, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Kremer, Mrs. Lindall, Mrs. Ma,
If Parke, Elmer Strong, Mr.. and MI
ne McGlothlin, j. w. McCorey, w.
oh Todd, Emmett Overstreet, Mrs.
Griffin and daughters, Ella al
&C Nellie.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Huddleston Vi
sh tied at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Morris Sunday.
nd The roads are in very good sha
ay now for travel, the mudholes all b
ing dried up.
ish Miss Virginia Walker was a que
to of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rosenberg Su
'ss day.
ay, Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Carpenter v
to tied at the home of Mr.. and Nj
Wallace Craig Sunday.
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