The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-02-21
WILLOW CREEK.

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Fred Cleveland assisted Frank
Cooper in butchering some calves last
Wednesday.
John Lane of Three Forks was a
; visitor in the Jefferson dis
trict last Friday.
Mrs. Hazel Archer OF Butte recent
Iv underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis in Murray's hospital in that
city. At last reports she was recOv-
ering very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Shorty" Johnston
and family have rented the John CloA-
niger ranch north of Milligan canyon
for the coming year.
Mrs. Wess Rampy of the Milligan
district was taken to the Three Forks
hcsnitai last Thursday for treatment.
Miss Edith Thompson has returned
to her home after being employed at
the Charles Bell home for the past
month.
Mrs. Hazel Archer and children of
Butte are spending a few days visiting
relatives here.
Miss Lucy Cook, who has been at
tending the State university at Mis-
soula, is spending a few days with
her parents.
The farm bureau gave a delightful
supper last Friday night at their meet
ing place. A large crowd was pres
ent to do justice to the excellent menu.
After supper the regular meeting was
held, with Eugene Thorndyke and Pro-
fessor Neate as principal speaker. The
next meeting will be held March Is.
Little Pete Krudde was taken to the
Three Forks hospital last Wednesday
70 undergo an operation for appendi-
cas-. vt last reports he was getting
along very nicely.
Mrs. P. A. Woodward entertained a
few friends at cards last Tuesday we
ming.
Mrs. G. c. Cook and Mrs. James Orr
spent a few days last week with Mrs.
B~allantyne of Manhattan. Mrs. James
Orr and children have been suffering
an attack Of influenza.
Mrs.. Oscar Bergren went to Butte
last Saturday.
The farm bureau gave a chill con
carne supper last Friday night, Feb
ruary 16.
Ernest Hale is confined to bed with
the flu at the Lone Hale home.
Mrs. Nell Hogan left for Hall, Mon.
tana, last week. She was accompanied
by her brother, Lon Hale, and they
were guests of Mrs. Harold Olson.
Tom Milan went to Butte last weeE
OF special business.
Miss Elvira Bergren came up from
Deer Lodge Sunday and was the CUES
IF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Osca
Bergren.
Lon Hale and K. W. Hale are cut
ting a carload of cordwood on tn
Hengel ranch. to be shipped to tn
Hansen Packing company of Butte
William Flaherty, a member of tn
executive board of Gallatin Count
Farm Bureau returned from Bozema
last week. He reports that Lyle Wi
liams, who was leader of the Bow.
and Girls poultry club here last yea.
made the most successful showing &
any club leader in the county.
The local girls basketball team wa
defeated by the Pony girls last FIR
day night. The score was Is to 10.
The ladies' auxiliary of the far
bureau intend TO give an entertain
ment soon, for the purpose of Blu,
ing dishes for their club.
A dance will be given Friday nigl
by the farm bureau.
Hyram Hankinson left last Mond:
for Bozeman to visit for a short tin
with his son, Marshall and wife, WI
expect to leave for Yakima, Was
about March 10.
Charles D. Norman went to Ida.
last week to attend the funeral of
nephew, John Adair. The young M
was killed by being crushed under
sledload of logs. He was survived
his parents, two brothers and a sistl
besides numerous other relatives.
Mrs. Ted Lockhart of Trident.
visiting here with her mother. M
Hoyle.
The farm bureau will give a dar
next Friday night, February %,
Frederick's hall.
Miss Hazel Norman is EMPLOYED
the Conrad Berg home in Three For
Mrs. Frank Hike was visit
friends in the Jefferson district S
urday.
The bread contest held at the Par
store last Saturday was won by N
Speakman. Several contestants W
entered. The prize was q barrel
flour.
Miss Susie Norman is attend
high school In Manhatessn4
The flu epidemic is nearly en-
In a town.
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