The Bozeman courier., 1923-05-09

George III. Lewis, of Manhattan, is
d visitor in the city today.
John Walton, of Springhill, is a !
business visitor today.
c. F. High, of the West Gallatin, is
spending few days in Bozeman.
Phil Dodson left the first of the
week for vacation in California.
Martin Ryan and family, of Spring
hill, spent Tuesday in Bozeman, shop
ping.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Altenbrand, of
Manhattan, spent Tuesday in Boze-
man.
Mrs. Adele McCray and Mrs. Olga
Harmon. of the college faculty, spent
the weekend in Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Cramer, of
Salesville, are the parents of a baby
daughter, born May 6.
z. A. Stiefel, of Belgrade, was a
business visitor in BozemaR Monday
afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Saunders are the
parents of baby daughter, born Sun
day, May 6.
Mrs. M. e Garry, of Lewistown, is
visiting her daughter, Miss Esther
Garry, at the Pi Phi house.
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city league have already started prac-
tice in preparation for the opening of
the season.
VIM. M. Bole, editor of the Great
Falls Tribune, returned to Great Falls
Monday, after spending few days
with his family.
Mrs. Ann Hart, who has been
spending the winter in California with
her daughter, Mrs. A. T. Rutledge,
has returned to Bozenlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lawrence and
daughter spent the weekend in Liv-
ingston with Mr.. Lawrence's brother,
Leslie. Lawrence, and family.
Miss Georgia Peterson has returned
to Bozeman for the summer from
Spokane. Miss Peterson has been
making her home in the latter city
for the past year or more.
John NJ. Davis, of the grain depart
ment of the state department of ag-
riculture is a visitor in Bozeman to-
day, coming here to attend the grain
meeting.
+ A. S. Ecton, president, and w. E
= We tlake, secretary, of the Low Line
: Irrigation Company, were in the city
Monday on affairs connected with the
2 business of the company.
e Miss Kathleen Cameron, daughter
a of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Cameron, re-
$ turned home Monday after spending
t the school year at the University o1
+ California.
A number of the eighth grade pu
pills are having delightful picnic a
J. Springhill this afternoon. Parents
l. took the youngsters to the canyon il
9 autos.
: Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Pease an,
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Wright enter
" tanned five couples at dinner at tn
Pease home Saturday evening. Afte
). a delightful dinner the evening wa
= spent at cards.
Is A meeting is being held at the cour
q house this afternoon, under the aus
II pices of the state department of ag
,e riculture, to acquaint farmers an
II elevator men with the provisions Q
ID the new grain laws. John M. Davis
Dr. of Helena, is conducting the meeting
Selmer Solberg of Big Timber,
Id graduate of the college, came to Boze
In man Saturday and returned HON
So Sunday, accompanied by his wife an
n daughter, who have been visiting wit
ds Mrs. Solberg's parents, Mr.. and Mr.
ell A. G. Roecher.
ne Prof. w. r. Plew left last week fl
Us Washington, D. c., to attend the al
ca nual convention of the American II
stitute of Architects, which will soc
vi be in session there. Mr.. Plew goes {
e a delegate of the Montana chapter, {
Q" which he is secretary.
Members of the Pi Beta Phi goro
ba ity and their guests enjoyed a dan
nv ing party at Three Bears Inn Satu