The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-07-04
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shopping and calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jenney motored
to Manhattan Saturday to attend TO
business matters.
MIR. Golf, of the dining a de-
partment, from St. Paul, was a local
caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Baer and children
returned Saturday night from Hell
ena, where they spent last week Wis
ting Mr.. Baer's mother and other
relatives.
Miss Norma Wake has gone to
Livingston to visit over the Fourth
with Miss Corinne Goodnight.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and daughter
Augusta were BOzeman shoppers Sat
urday.
Mrs. Jack Landers and daughters
and Mrs. Wallace Burrell mOtOred
over to Three Forks n evening last
week to attend the picture show.
~. and Mrs. Sam Johnson attend
ed the dance in Manhattan Saturday
evening and report q good time.
L. K. Owen, dining car s~uperintend-
ent. from St. Paul, was a lunch room
caller on the 25th.
Mrs. j. D. Rogers and daughter
Luella came over from Livingston n
day recently to visit relatives.
Mrs. Jack Furlong and daughter
were recent callers on friends in town,
returning to their home in Helena
Friday.
A force of N. P. painters are at
work painting the N. P. lunch-roOm
and depot. T.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray ThOpas and
three children left the first of July
for points in Indiana to make a visit.
Mr.. Thomas expects to be gone about
two weeks. while the rest will spend
the summer.
Tom Tice and Steve Mcdonnell, OF
the Madison valley, were in town for
a few hours Tuesday, Mr.. Mcdonnell
making a trip to Manhattan before
returning home.
Mrs. AL belong and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Hinote and daughter visited
friends in the Madison valley We'd
nesday.
Earl Bryant, who has been visiting
at the c. E. Ellison ranch for a few
weeks. has returned to Trenton, Mo.
His wife is extending her visit for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccall and
daughter Alicia mOtored to Three
Forks a few evenings ago to attend
the picture show.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Monson and
children arrived Wednesday morning
from Broadus and went on to the
Madison valley to visit Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. 1. McLees, old-time friends.
Dan Boyle, railroad commissioner
was a local caller from Helena Mon
DAY.
J. D. Sloan and Paul Sloan were
business callers in Bozeman Wed
nesday, returning to the Madison val
ley Wednesday night.
S. H. Sharman and Herbert Bar
clay, of Salt Lake City, Utah, wh'
arrived Tuesday by automobile, ant
have been guests at the Bevier hom'
for a few days and enjoyed fishing II
the Madison, left Thursday for tn
Montana shoot at Great Falls. The,
were Joined at this place by L. Ranc
who came from Minneapolis. Afte
the shoot, the party goes on to Shel
by, where they have ringside seat
for the big fight.
D. A. Swamer and Henry McDoT
nell were Madison valley ranchers |
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Theo Damuth and two SOM
Leo and Hall, returned Friday ever
ing to their ranch home in the Horse
shoe hills, after several days spent
BoZeman, where the boys had the
tonsils and adenoids removed.
A. L. Burton, who has charge
the Butte division of the Children
Home in Helena, spent a short tin
in Logan the first Of the week.
Deputy Sheriff Pierce Elmore,
Three Forks, passed through Logs
Wednesday on his way to Mamma
tan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell McLees al
daughter June spent Wednesday VI
ting relatives in the Madison vale
Mrs. George Morrill, and son FIR
came over Thursday from Livingst
to visit a short time at the home
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Gro
and family. Mrs. Merrill and Fr
were on their way to Albany, Or
for a visit
Jesse Flynn arrived home Mond
night after several months spent
Chicago, where he is employed.
Miss Nan Malin was in town W
nesday from her ranch home on
Gallatin river.
The swings, slides and other pl
ground apparatus have been reno
from the old school house yard
are being installed on the I
grounds on the hill, and the wind'
of the old school house have b
boarded up.