The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-01-10

mother, Mrs. Matte Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powers and
baby were Manhattan callers Friday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Tice, of the Madison valley, who suf-
fered a &evert burn on his hand and
arm by falling against a heated stove,
and had to be taken to a physician
for treatment, is getting along as
well as can be expected.
Joe Heichel was in town Saturday
from the John Crowley place in the
Madison valley.
Harry Drykert and Bill Smith, of
Pony, called on friends in town Sat
urday evening, while on their way
to Bozeman, where Bill will resume
his studies at high school, and Harry
will attend the boys vocational con-
greSs.
Mrs. Harry Darlinton and children
returned to their home in the Madi-
son valley Sunday, from Helena,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives since before Christmas.
William McLeeS and j. A. Ander-
son, of the Madison valley, were Boze-
man callers the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hallum French ar
rived Saturday evening from Billings
and Livingston, where they were bust
ness callers, and will visit Mrs.
French's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Gilhooley, for a few days before re
turning to Seattle, where they are To-
Gated.
Mrs. Joe Baer has been on the sick
list for a few days during the past
week.
Miss Norma Smith came UP from
Trident Sunday and ST. a few hours
visiting at her grandmother's home
Miss Hilda K. Benson, Joe Nc
Quillan and Mr.. HALEY motored to
Bozeman Sunday afternoon, returning
in the evening.
County Commissioner George Oar
linton was in town Monday morning
from his home in the Madison valley
and took the train for Bozeman
Ralph Darlinton, who drove him il
town, went on to Three Forks to at
tend to business matters
Mrs. Alpheus Nichols was in towT
Sunday from Trident, and with Mr.
Nichols, who was in town from the
Tice ranch, were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Eldora Olsen.
Ralph R. Boyd, who was appointed
by Sheriff James Smith as deputy
theriff, at Logan, has assumed hi
duties here.
Harry SCISSOR and Albert johnson
left Thursday night for Kansas City
where they expect to enter thu
Sweeney school for automobile me
chanics instruction. They expect Il
be gone for several months-possibl.
a year-and will be greatly misses
by the young folks especially, and b,
: the high school orchestra, of whicI
they were members.
w. S. Whalen was in town on bust
ness Friday from his home on tn
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker spen
: Sunday with friends in Bozeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E M. ]. Weaver me
+ tored to Belgrade one day the pas
week to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tice have bee
: spending several days in town thi
week, visiting with MRS. Tsce'
mother, Mrs. AL. belong.
Mrs. j. w. McLees, who arrive
from Bozeman Wednesday evenin,
and spent Thursday visiting at tn
: home of her son, Deli McLees, ne
u gone to the Madison valley to Wis
other sons and their families for
Z few weeks.
: Miss Helen Bevier returned Mo-
day from Three Forks, where 81
! spent the weekend as the guest
u Miss Eunice Sterling and her mothe
C. R. Grogan drove down from BE
grade Sunday evening, and his wifi
who was a guest at the d. A Swa
ner home for several days, return'
= home with him.
night visitor at the Hays home ju
east of Logan.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Raymond al
? baby, who spent several weeks visi
r. ing at their old home in Kentuck
a have returned to their home west
d town.
n C. w. Logan was a Manhattan bus
IS ness caller Thursday.
"a Mrs. w. M. Pierce and Mrs. G.
* Gayle, of Manhattan, were CUES
lie Thursday of Mrs. James Mechanic
10 Mrs. Mary Carpenter and lit
& granddaughter, Aileen Nichols, we
in town Sunday from the Carpeni
10 ranch.
n Joe McQuillan transacted busine
lin Manhattan Thursday.
r. Miss Hilda Benson, Miss Angel
L. Lynch, Leo and Frank Gillhool'
ny Henry Mcdonald and R. a.. Johnst
were among those who attended I
re basketball game in Three Forks s
OF urday night. The game resulted