The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-10
BRIDGER CANYON.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Oma are the par
ents IF baby girl born Thursday in
BOzep'an at the South Side hospital.
Mrs Oma and baby are doing nicely.
Mis-. Nae Brown Is spending a few
days = the home o. Mrs. Terry near
Clyde Park.
nj. and Mrs. Thomas Poland and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Reese
and family of Bozeman were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.: and Mrs. C. P.I
Nanny at their ranch home.
The Sedan Ladies Aid were enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
A. L. Sheridan. A fair crowd attend
ed and a social time was enjoyed, !
after which a dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. Mark Jacobs, of near Chest
nut, is spending a few days this week
in the canyon visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. nd Mrs. H. H,
Jeter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Inabinet, of Sc
dan, motored through the canyon Sat-
urday to Bozeman, where they spent
a few hours on business.
The Bridger threshing machine has
completed threshing 1t the Whitman
ranch, CONF and Many ranches, and
are now at the R. G. Gallupp ranch
where they were delayed due to the
storm.
Mr.. Myers, the Sedan cheese maker
who entered the Y. H. and Daisy
cheese at the Helena State fair, has
received word that they carried off
first prize on both brands of cheese
Mr.. Vogeli, former cheese maker Of
Sedan, won first prize on his brick
cheese, that he entered.
Miss Leona Foreman, who has been
! spending the summer vacation with
here parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fore
man, at the Bridger range station,
left Sunday morning for Helena where
she Will visit for a day before leav-
ing for Ellenberg, Washington, where
she will attend college this winter.
Nh, and Mrs. Jenkins and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murray, were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs W. E. Wicker at their ranch
home.
Mrs. Dewert and Mrs. Mark Keown
of Sedan attended the State fair in
Helena one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam WoosleynJ. Y
Woosley and Walter Woosley, of Sc
dan, spent me day in Bozeman las
. week getting supplies for the ranch
i Lon Shook made a business trip t.
a Wilsall and Central Park during the
week, and expects to ship several car,
{ Of cattle from the Bozeman yards OF
: Tuesday to the eastern markets.
Il Quincy Carmen, an employee of tn
{ fish hatchery who is taking his vaca
y ton from his duties there left Tues
; dy with a car of cattle for Lon Shoot
i for Chicago, and from there he goe
to his old home in Kentucky for
n visit where he will be joined by hi
wife and children.
e Among the Bozeman visitors durint
the week were Mrs. Nellie Craig, Mrs
II Alfred Nickles, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
y Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wicker
Ole Oma, Mr.. and Mrs. Pl Mcmahon
E. W. Caswell and Mrs. Tony Teste
I" The U. S. fish hatchery is now hav
! ing several improvements done t
= the grounds, by way Of having ne
T. cement walks put on the entir
u grounds and the electric light systel
that was installed some time ag
is being completed with all the Fl,
y lures and chandeliers are being put
the entire hatchery building and til
three homes.
Mrs. Alex Swanson delightful
entertained the Happy Day Club ;
an all day meeting Wednesday at he
nj home in Bozeman. About 20 we
present who enjoyed the dinner
ay moor and the afternoon was spel
e. socially and working on the quilt.
few invited guests were present f
a the day. The club viii meet aga
st in two weeks.
Supt. W. T. Thompson of the FL
y hatchery returned to his home Sundl