The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-30
WILLOW CREEK.
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Bud BrUner Is the guest Oh Tom
HARDWOOD this week.
Mr. Hale, Miss Jessie Hale and
Mrs. VERNE Piper returned to Den
yer Sunday. They were here in at
I tendance on the funeral Of ". c..
Hale. A brother, Ernest, also re-
turned to his home at Lombard, Sun
day.
Miss Sadie Williams went to the
Madison to act as housekeeper for
her brother.
Don Fredericks is recovering from
his recent severe illness.
Arch Burns spent a few days last
week in Logan, having accompanied
his daughter home from Salt Lake.
Lester Williams and Harry Wade
have returned from the Madison re-
serve, where they went a week ago
with the Williames cattle. Miss Sa-
die Williams accompanied them.
w. G. Gilbert Is enjoying a visit
from his father, whose home IS IN
North Dakota.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Davies and fam
lily, of Three Forks, spent Sunday at
the J. E. Huller ranch.
Mrs. Hazel Archer, of Butte, was
in Willow Greek on Decoration Day.
Miss Brenneman, of Sappington,
spent Friday evening as the guest of
Mr.. Oscar Berggren, and was III at
tendance at the graduation exercises.
P. A. Woodward is busy this week
putting in a new headgate.
VIM. Buttleman and son drove a
herd of cattle to Norwegian Gulch
last Thursday.
Miss Marian Coyle, English teach
er in the school here, left for her
home in North Dakota last Friday.
Miss Catherine Peterson will leave
for South Dakota in about a week.
Miss Growney left for Portland Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mr.. Mcdowell and Mr..
and Mrs. Huntley, of Logan, spent
Sunday at Potosi.
The storm that swept over this
part of the country Friday did quite a
, lot of damage to some of the ranches
at South Boulder and the Milligar
Canyon district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Tinsley, Jr.
are preparing to move to Three Forks
, in a couple of weeks. Mrs. Tinsley
: intends to conduct a hair-dreszinG
; parlor, and will also deal in toilet ar
; ticles. Mr.. Tinsley is engaged a
present as cattle purchaser for TIT
Three Forks Butchering Co.
e Miss Isabelle Flaherty was tn
e guest of Miss Lottie Parker las
Wednesday.
d Pat O'Connor, who has been EN-
II ployed on the N. P. railroad a a sex
ton hand, will go to Limespur, wner
he will work as a miner.
Sam Lane made a trip to Enn
last Sunday to try out his new Che
rolet car, purchased last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kales and Mrs. L,
nd ons, of Hubbard, attended the dam
Friday night given by Walter al
Francis Tin1ley.
D. C. Hale, of Dillon father of t
s late William Hale, and Ernest Ha.
he of Lombard, cousin of William Ha
returned to their homes Sunday e
nd ening.
it. MIR. and Mrs. L. c. Hale, Mrs. W
n liam Parks and Mrs. A. G. Hanki
son returned Wednesday, after
IL tending the spirituaIists' convent
at Butte.
Born, May II, to MIR. and M
William Malley. at Butte, a daue
is ter. Mrs. Malley was formerly M
n Violet Hankinson, of Willow Cree
ew Miss Catherine Peterson gave
ay: picnic to her pupils last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Roberts a
an, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Riley and daul
N. ter autoed to Bozeman on busin
ner Friday.
Be- Mrs. William Cook and little daul
ter stopped off at Manhattan |
old Friday to visit with Mr.. and y
use Charles Cook, before leaving for |
sed ingston, where she will be the gu
of Mrs. Olson.
his Mrs. P. S. Dorsey intends to sp
and the summer at Gig Harbor. ]
to daughter, Mrs. Mccullough, and C
dren, left last week for Gig Har
SAT- on a short vacation.
the The high school exercises were
sted at the church Friday evening.
Audrey May Dahl, of Big Tim
lac accompanied Miss Nina Woodw
Ian home from Muir last Thursday, to
Sum main a couple of weeks at the W.
rom ward place.
they Mrs. O'Donnell, Mrs. Burggren
Miss Green spent last Thursday
and Sappington with Mrs. Henry 5
WITH pington.
Mr.. and Mrs. King, of Three Fo
and have rented one of the Frede
cate houses and are having it remod'
ven One part of the building is to
lem- lunch counter, conducted by
King. Another part Of the house
end be a shoe repair shop, conducteC
'om., Mr. King.
A birthday dinner was given al