The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-03-07
was in willow Greek SATURDAY..

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ing. No bones were broken.
The next meeting of the Farm Cu-
e a will be held on Wednesday night,
March y. 1t was necessary to change
the regular date on account of the
dance, March Is.
Art Nelson went to California last
Wednesday, where he was summoned
by the death of his sister. The
Dung woman formerly resided at
Willow Greek, and had a large num-
Der of friends, who will mourn her
untimely demise.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Price, of Limespur, has been
quite i'll and was brought to Willow
Creek Friday for medical treatment.
j. Y. F~arrenkOpf, representative OF
the Butte Miner, was in our city last
Wednesday.
The choral choir of Manhattan gave
a concert at the M. E. church last
Tuesday. The entertainment was well
attended and proved to be a very
| pleasing performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedman enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hankinson, Tom and Chris
Milan.
MIR. and Mrs. Wright and daughter,
Of Dakota, are expected here on April
l. and will make their home mere IN
the futur.
Mr.. John Roberts and Mrs. Laura
Young made a trip to Sappington last
Friday to visit with Mrs. Charles
Lower.
TIE friends of Mrs. Rhoda Parks
will be pleased to learn that her
health is steadily improving.
Mrs. Margaret Walbert, Mrs. Sam
Land and Mrs. Ella Kelly went to
Butte last Thursday to be the guests
of Mrs. Tessie Horn and family.
Tom Murphy was badly hurt here
about two weeks ago and has since
been confined to his home.
The Farm Bureau will give a dance
at rredericks hall, March 16. Good
music will be furnished and a good
time assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Speakman
left for their home in Columbus,
Mont, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Hike is spending the
week in Butte with her mother, Mrs.
Andy STAN.
the Misses Clara ALL and Ida Fla.
herty came down on Friday mornings
train and took in the dance here Fri.
day night.
Mrs. Kate Hale returned from Boze
man Tuesday after a weeks visit tt
her foster parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bisel
C. D. Flaherty, Miss Edith ALL ant
Buster Flaherty of Boulder, attend
ed the dance here last Friday night
, William Gardner, known as "Ari
IONA Bill" was a guest at the Coope
home last week. He left for Helen,
Thursday.
Bill Chronis has returned to hi
, home at Alcazar.
Miss Nina Woodward, who is teach
ing school at Muir spent Saturday an
Sunday at her home here.
Tom F~innegan, who was quite bad
E ~ hurt by a fall of rock last Janu
airy is improving nicely and able t
walk without the use of clutches nov
Miss Muriel Williams, teacher i
: the Milligan district, spent a coupl
of days at home last week.
Mrs. Ben Archer returned frol
: Butte Sunday. She was accompanie
home by Mrs. Hazel Archer and chi
dren.
The farm bureau will give anothe
old-time dance on March Is.
Messrs. Dickman and Finnegs
made a business trip to Three Forl
one day last week.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Doty have charge
- the Walhert ranch in the absence
- Mrs. Walbert.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall HankinsC
:; are spending a few days here Wi
- their sister, Mrs. Mike Walbert. The
= expect to go to Wenatchee, Wasl
as soon as the weather permits.
Mrs. P. A. Woodward will ente
tain the ladies aid at her home ne
" Thursday.
. Nh. and Mrs. M. Hankinson autol
to Cavern to visit with their siste
Mrs. Ruby Cheeseman. i
" Mrs. E. Sparks entertained t
ladies aid at her home last Thursds
e. Pat Corners has been badly cri
r. pied, having sustained a bad fall
IS. the ice about a week ago.
ct Lester Sanford of Garden Gulch,
spending the week with Mr.. and M.
ny l.. W. Hale.