The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-03-21

cent attack Of influenza.
Leslie Holden was a business caller
at the Olson ranch in Jefferson coun-
ty last Thursday.
Francis Tinsley expects to go to
Shelby this week to seek employment.
Mr.. Tinsley has rented his ranch to
l.. c. Ballantyne.
Frank Cooper and Fred Cleveland
started to Basin by auto one day last
week but were forced to return or
account of the enormous s~nowdrifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedman and sons
were dinner guests at the Dickman-
Finnegan ranch last Sunday.
Several gentlemen from Willow
Greek attended the prize fight at
Harrison on Tuesday of last week.
The regular meeting of the farm
bureau was held March IA.
The next meeting of hte Ladies
Aid will be held in the church base
ment. Mrs. Nelson Parker will be
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foulke and family
have returned to their ranch on Galen
Springs, to get ready for spring work.
Rex Duncan is recovering nicely
from his recent operation in the Three
Forks hospital.
E. S. Parks has purchased the R. G..
Mcpherson garage and is having it
moved to Green street. It is to be
plastered and fixed up for a dwell
ling house and will be occupied by
Miss Rhoda Parks.
Mrs. Minnie Algiers and little son
came over from Butte Monday.
A meeting of the voters of the
Willow Greek school district will be
held under the auspices of the Parent
Teachers association on March %, at
8 p. m, at the schoolhouse. The
special levy will be discussed and ex-
} planned. Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Jack Black, Mrs. Florence
Cousins and the Misses Phyllis and
, Geraldine Cousins of Manhattan, au-
toed to Willow Greek Sunday and Wis
, tied Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Tinsley, Jr
v Mrs. Charles Bell gave a card par
ty Saturday night, March II. The
r room was decorated in green colors
and shamrock being the score card.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stevens have
moved to Trident where they vii
< make their future home. Mr.. Stew
ems being employed at the cemen
plant.
Don Fredericks was arrested her,
d last Friday night for having in hi
possession a quantity of moonshin'
whisky. He was taken to Bozemal
and was released on bonds.
n Mrs. Krudde is quite sick at he
n home.
l. Mrs. P. A. Woodward entertaine'
a 80 ladies aid members at her HON
last Thursday.
o Mrs. Mike Walbert is improving.
81 Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ballantyne hav
h rented the Francis Tinsley ranch flo
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Tinsle
ID will move to Three Forks IN a coupl
of weeks TO egage in business.
= Word was received in Willow Cree
that Mrs. Hugh Gee of Reece cree
was very sick at her home.
The farm bureau gave n of the
old-time dances at Frederick hall FIR
ne day night. The hall was crowded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Babb hay
T. Horned after spending the winter
an Ninora, MINI.
of Will Gee came down from Rec
creek to attend the dance Frids
ay night.
Is. Tom Milan went to lutte Sunda
n returning Tuesday.
ng A Parent = Teachers meeting "
held at the schoolhouse Wednesd'
as Mike Walbert made a business TT
to Bozeman last Saturday.
IL Mrs. James Gee and William G
ng returned TO their home in Reece ere
last Tuesday.
N Leon Ballantyne bought a fine tea
Of work horses from Ben Folk Tue
day. and expects to do his plowil
if good weather continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freidem
and family took dinner with nm. Die
no man and Tom Finnegan.
Ve- Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cleveland a
me family moved to their ranch last Nc
day after spending the winter in W
ac- low creek.
her The high school play when a F
on Ter Needs a Friend" was given at
her high school auditorium Thursd
night. The hall was crowded and
play very much enjoyed by everyo
inc The proceeds will be used TO reimbu
las the boys who attended bte vocatio
ner congress in Bozeman last Janua
'ne The cost of characters were as
oOA lows:
me, Rob Mills Clifford HI
and M~s paaco Edo Arr
Jerry Smith----Robert Mel
lere Arc
lum Ring Dickson Kenneth Robe