The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-11-28


Where ever we may go.
Do not let us wander
From the path and go astray;
We ask of thee dear Father
On this Thanksgiving day.
A C. Pack left last week for Cal !
i~fornia, where he expects to secure
employment.
The Harvest Bazaar will be held
at the M. E. church Dec. 8. Every
one cordially invited.
The Willow Greek bank was vol
UNFAIRLY closed last Monday, which
cast a gloom over our little city.
Let us hope for a speedy adjustment
and early reorganization.
! Henry Babb and John Toma autoed
to Bozeman last Saturday. From
there they went to Hunters Hot
Springs and Big Timber, returning
to Willow Creek Sunday.
Mrs. Hull, of Carvillis, Mont, and
Mrs. Charles Allen, of Oregon, sis
tiers of Mrs. Walter Mack, were
guests at her home the past week.
Mrs. Henry Williams returned
home last Wednesday from Mount
Pleasant, Utah, where she has been
caring for her mother the past
couple of months.
Miss Ethel Scheyt, teacher at Ire
land school, was a guest at the But
, tleman home last week.
Bob Nelson is carrying his arm in
a sling, having sprained his wrist as
a result of the basket ball game at
| Cardwell Friday night.
Burton Thompson returned home
for a rest Friday and Saturday, be.
J: ing excused from jury duty.
James and William Gee, of Reest
= Greek, autoed to Willow Creek las
Saturday. Mrs. Gee accompanied
them home.
= Miss Lucille Quaw, of Bozeman, Wis
e tied our schools last week.
Rev. w. P. Jinnett was a Sunda!
d dinner guest of Miss Mary ant
s Frank Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Noble an,
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Will Peterson
n and family; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ian
ir and family; MIR. and Mrs. Ben Fol
= and family; Mrs. Margaret Walbert
Miss Agnes Stucky, of Toston, an
re- Lewis Dotty, took dinner with M
and Mrs. Thomas Kelly Sunday.
Ia Mr.. and Mrs. James Hankinson too
at dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cool
v. Sunday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freidma
Pr and sons, were guests at the W.
Flaherty home, Sunday.
ny M. Bjerke and George Bruner, lie
ut for Mammoth Hot Springs in Ye
he lowstone Park, where they expect
work for the winter.
ie- Richard and Clifford Hike spe-
P. last week in Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith moved
ok Jefferson Island, where they W
m make their future home with the
ge son, Thomas.
Mrs. F. G.. Cleveland has return
ay after spending her vacation with r.
re, atives in Iowa and Nebraska.
K. P. Conklin received a telegrs
Try from Livingston last Wednesd
Au- stating that his mother, Mrs. All
oc- welt was seriously i'll.
he Word was received here last we
rst stating that T. 7. Black and W
M were very sick, Mrs. Black havi
been stricken with paralysis. D
by Black in a short time must subj
er- to an operation.
the Lee Howls and VIII Cherry We
ase the winners in the turkey chase !;
ond Saturday. Two turkeys were thro
by out of a building window the on
lay who caught the birds were prov
ks possessors.
pu- Mrs. James Price and little daug
lys, ter left for Poison last Wednesday
mai visit with her mother. f..
nee. MI. Kaufman, Madison coul
agent was here Friday loking o
liar the turkey market.
per Ed. Garnett went to Butte Frid
returning Saturday.
. a County Agent Bodley and three
ated the students from the Agricultr
lded College at Bozeman were here Sat
Mrs. day 10 hold a turkey picking d
An ~onstration. A local team compe
/. against the college team. The sc
we're was 81 to S6 in favor of the Y
Itur tors.
The Ladies Aid Bazaar to be
r Of Dec: 1, has been postponed u
eek Dec. 8, and will begin at 2:30 P.
Lunch will be served at lie per pl