The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-04-04
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N. D., came last Wednesday to spend
the Easter vacation with her uncse,
William P. Schrink, and family.
Miss Maggie formerly made her home
with her uncle and has many friends
who were glad to meet her again.
MI. and Mrs. Hugh Briggs, VINO
have spent the winter in Belgrade,
moved out to the ranch last week,
ready to begin spring work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grouse and
family, from south of Belgrade, spent
Easter day with Mr.. Crouse's moth
er, GiTs. Anna Grouse, and attended
the service at the church.
Robert Schrink, of P~ocatello Ida,
arrived Sunday morning to visit his
father and sister before they leave
for their new home in California.
The young people or the neighbor-
hood spent a very pleasant evening
at the Ward McVay home Saturday.
The time was spent with cards, story
telling and various games, and the
ladies served a delicious lunch.
The Easter services at the church
brought out a good congregation.
The little folks had a very good pro-
gram. Rev. Orr's talk was most APP
propriate, and the music furnished
by the Belgrade choir and quartet
was certainly appreciated by every
one. The Easter spirit was felt, in
spite of the stormy day.
Mrs. Fannie Wright, who is quite
i'll from the after-effects of the flu,
remains about the same.
Alice Parker, Ona Meter, Earl
Stimson, Herbert and Clarence Wal
ton, all high school students in Boze-
man, spent the weekend with home
folks.
Mrs. Nan Meter, who has spent
several weeks with her son, George
Meter, and family, went home with
her daughter, Mrs. w. j. Courtney,
after the service Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Blades, of Walla
Walla, Wash, who has spent the
winter in Iowa and South Dakota,
stopped off on her way home to visit
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tier families.
The condition of Mrs. A. E. Ora
mer, who has been quite ill for some
time, remains about the same.
Eli Chase spent several days IN
Bozeman last week.
The Scheytt Bros moved their cat
tie that have wintered here to Six
teen, Saturday, going by way of Dry
Creek, on account of the snow on the
Flathead road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Axtell anC
family, who have been living on the
Bennett ranch, moved to their new
home on Dry Greek last week.
Robert Brownell and Dave Ben
hart, of East Gallatin, were visitors
at the A. E. Cramer home Sunday.
Mrs. Lawrence Warwood is very
i'll at her home on Reese creek.
The Reese Greek Women's Circle
met with Mrs. William Salisbury
Thursday and spent a delightful aft
ernoon.
|, Miss Nan Gee, who has been at
tending the Dillon Normal, cam
f home for Easter with her parents, Nh
: and Mrs. H. j. Gee. She expects t.
spend the summer at home. Her sis
ter, Miss Bessie Gee, who is teachinl
: at Canon Ferry, was also home TO
a Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Norman, VIII
have spent the winter with Mr.. Nor
n mans father, Theodore Norman, ar
moving to their ranch north of L0
gan, this week.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Martin, Jr., c
Foster Creek, and Mrs. Mel Hami
ton were Sunday guests of Mn. an
= Mrs. George Gee.
z Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Decker an
:: daughter spent Sunday with Lesrt
u Decker at the Mel Hamilton home.
z Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ford spel
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. To
+ GOWN.
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Davis al
- daughter Phyllis spent Easter cul
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Angel
Mrs. Samuel Esgar, who has spel
in several weeks with her son, Rec
he Esgar, and family, in Bozeman, T
turned home Sunday.
NJ. Friday afternoon the teacher
the Decker school prepared a lit
surprise for her pupils, helping the
color Easter eggs, etc. A little Lat
it was her turn to be surprised, VIII
IL the mothers of the pupils came
to with ice cream and cake.
Mrs. Brickett, Of Bozeman, spe
several days last week with her s.
III ter, Mrs. C~loninger, at the Deck
t~eacherage.