The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-04-25
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Phil Lang left Thursday for the N.
P. hospital at MisSOula. Mr. Lang
has been suffering from an attack OF
the flu, and also tonsilitis.
Mrs. John Mccall and daughter
Alicia shopped in Bohemian the last
of the week.
Miss Bessie Antonsen, of Three
Forks, was a recent guest at the
Flynn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Huntiey and
children spent one day last week in
Bozeman, visiting relatives and do
ing necessary shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Darlinton and
family were Sunday callers in Three
Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Grouse
spent a few hours in Trident Sunday.
Miss Angelina Lynch and Miss
Hope Mouser were Belgrade visitors
Tuesday.
Eldora Olsen left Thursday for his
home neal Charleston, where he will
spend the summer months farming.
Asa Hutchinson and Miss Margaret
Hutchinson, of the Madison valley,
were in town Thursday, and motored
to Manhattan, where they spent the
day.
Joe Bair, for several years a men,
Der and chairman of the school board,
has announced his resignation as
trustee.
Miss Eunice Sterling came over to
Logan Friday evening and was the
guest of Miss Hilda Benson. Satur-
day morning the young ladies took
the early train for Butte to spend the
weekend at Miss Benson's home.
Mrs. Gallmeyer, of Billings, spent
several days last week az the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hazelhurst
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dickover were
visitors in town Thursday, from Bill.
lings. They came over to inspect the
new home which is being made ready
+ for them and which they expect tt
!, occupy about the first of May.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Cudney
! moved the last of the week to theil
, home in the Horseshoe hills, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Stone having purchased thei
town property east of the old school
i house and taking possession at nee.
4 Principal r. H. Johnson and Mis-
Hope Monser attended the track com
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4 Matters relative to the coming trac.
> meet, May 18 and 10, at Belgrade
/, for the Gallatin county schools, wer
discussed. After the meeting a lunc
was served by the economic depart
: ment and the Commercial Club G
. Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Purdy, of Vel
< lowstone Park, arrived last week fc
a visit with Mrs. Purdy's parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Johnson, and he
brother, Frank Johnson and family
Mrs. Lolita Olsen and grandso-
Harry SCISSOR, and P. J. Morse m,
tored to Bozeman Friday to sper
the day.
c. Collins and ]. Powers were MAJ
haitian callers Thursday.
c. W. Logan and VIM. Bacus al
family transacted business in Ma.
haitian Saturday.
c. F. Burrell, of Charleston,
spending a few days here visiting h
family.
A large crowd from here and t
Madison valley attended the openil
dance given Friday evening at t
community high school building
Manhattan. by the Commercial ClU
and they speak well of the success
the dance and the splendid music fl
niShed.
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Mrs. Earl Innate and family W,
Three Forks callers one day last we
Deputy Sheriff Ralph Boyd
turned from Bozeman Tuesday mig
where he delivered the magazine
l~icitor, w. A. Sprague, to the auth
tiles. Mr.. Boyd took the man il
custody at Harlowton Monday mig
Miss Victoria Pierce, of Manhatt
came down = Saturday to visit
~~an grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.