The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-09-12
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elected Secretary-trcaSurer or the Gal"
latin County Rural Teachers asso-
citation.
D. M. Chandler and family gave a.
delightful dancing party at their
home on Middle creek Saturday even
ing as a farewell party for their
daughter, Miss Dorothy, who is to
teach the school at Anceney this year
h..ss Helen Richie returned last
Sunday to the Elkhorn ranch up the
Gallatin river to spend a few days.
DIR. Louis Allard and family, of
Bozeman, motored to Karst's camp up
the Gallatin last Sunday to spend the
week.
Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mrs. R. c..
Pr~Irn entertained about 20 friends
in compliment to Mildred Livingston
at Karst's camp and Logger creek last
Friday.
Tie Ladies' Aid met at the home of
Mrs. A. Maryott Thursday afternoon,
with a good attendance. The after
noon was spent in social intercourse.
Light refreshments were served. The
Aid will meet again the first Thurs
day in October.
Among the teachers who visited the
office Of the county superintendent
last Saturday were Miss Lillian Kin
eaide, of Middle creek; Miss Eunice
Ravall, S~alesville; Miss Verle Todd
Rea, and Miss Marie Papke, of Ro-
chambeau,
Effective at once, Train No. 81,
from Bozeman to Salesville, on the
Milwaukee road; will leave Bozeman
at 4 p. m instead of 1:45, to accom-
modate the rural school children.
Mrs. B. M. Houston, clerk, and R.
Hargrove. trustee Of the Spanish
Creek school district, visited the Of
flee of the county superintendent last
Tuesday.
Born, September 1, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Springs, a baby girl.
Mrs. Walford and three children, of
Oklahoma, who have been visiting
the lady's sister, Mrs. ]. E. Malin, the
last two weeks, left Friday for their
home.
Miss Hilda Cant left Tuesday fol
Helena, where she will attend bust
ness college.
Mrs. Carrie Todd Russell, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Todd, has gone to Three
Forks, where she will teach school,
the coming year.
Among those shopping in Bozemar
last Saturday were Mrs. L. c. Atkins
Mrs. J. E. Malin, Mrs. S. B. Kratccher
Mrs. J. C. Holland, Mrs. Bayard Todd
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keenan,, and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Wallace Craig.
The Salesville school opened Tues
day with a good attendance for tn,
fall term.
Miss Marie Papke, who spent tn,
vacation with her parents up Bridge
canyon, left Sunday for Salesville
She will teach the Rochambeau school
Lucian Houston, young son of MI
and Mrs. Clyde Houston, was seri
Ously hurt Friday morning Will
riding a horse to school. He was ia
ken to Bohemian, and it was found hi
jaw was broken.
Mr.. c.. L. Anceney loaded a ttrai
of 25 cars Of cattle at Anceney sta
ton last Monday, with T. w. Simp
son in charge, and on Wednesday h
loaded 25 cars more, in charge of Ro
Surface. The cattle are being shippe
to Chicago.
G. l. Anceney left Thursday fo
Chicago.
Miss Kate Calvin is spending a fe7
days this week at Karst's camp.
Richard Gex and family were anon
the visitors at Karst's camp this weel
Miss Madolyn Ballantyne, a forme
teacher in Salesville, left Thursda
for Cincinnati, Ohio, where she hs
been elected supervisor of arts In tn
city schools.
Mrs. John Fechter and son Jack, {
Bozeman, with her sister, Mr.
Fisher Thompson, and their mothe
Mrs. Vadnais, both of Butte, a.
spending a week OF two at Karst
camp up the Gallatin.
Miss May Park, OF Helena, is vi
ting Mrs. Steve White at her rant
home, and have just returned fro
an auto trip to Alder Gulch, Virgin
City.
The o. d. o. club met with MI
Sam Collett at the Bozeman h
Springs, Wednesday afternoon. Aft
the business meeting, election of Of
GERS was held. The following we
chosen: President, Mrs. E. P. Mye1
vice president, Mrs. w. A. Hardest
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. T. Menal
The Papke brothers threshing m
chine began work last Tuesday a
has threshed peas for Jim Dunn, l.
Morris, Robert Almich and Emm'
0verstreet.
H. B. Clark and r. Hargrove spe