The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-10
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Pete Sanders of the Madison Val

Leigh Rouse of Manhattan stopped
IN town for a few hours on his way
90 Willow Greek. He returned Mon
DAY morning.
Miss Martha Kessler has returned
20 her duties at the N, P. lunch room
after a months vacation.
Mrs. Mary Darlington o the Madison
Valley is visiting her son George
Darlington in Bozeman.
Mrs. Oscar Thompson and little son
lave been visiting with relatives
s.A indianapolis for the past few weeks,
are expected home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Menapace and
family motored over from Three Forks
recently and were the guests of Mrs.
OIin Van Epps at her home on the
north side.
Mr.. and Mrs. frank Collins are
moving this week into their coy new
home next to the Mercer residence on
She north side.
Tom Tice was in from his ranch
home in Madison Valley Monday
morning.
The community dance and picture
show which was held last Friday was
well attended, many out of town visit
Ors were present.
Hiss Bernice Beach has gone to
Helena to attend business college this
winter.
MIR. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson enter
tanned her nieces, the Misses Lena and
at their home on tie hill last Thurs
dy evening.
Mrs. Swan Johnson left the first of
the week for Kelso, Washington,
where her husband has been for the
past two months, and where they will
very likely decide to locate.
Mrs. Evalyn Brown spent a few
hours in Bozeman the fore part of the
week.
Mrs. George Brunell was in town
Wednesday from her ranch home near
Carpenter siding. Sunday she enter
tanned her neices, the Misses Lena and
Edna Olsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Johnson, who
left a few weeks ago in their car for
the coast, after visiting relatives at
Seattle. They report q very en-
joyable trip and say they are delight
ed with the country but expect to be
back in Montana in the spring.
DR.. c. E. Whitehead of Bozeman
was a Sunday caller at the P. J. Flynn
home.
Mrs. L. C. Brown returned home
Saturday night from Manhattan where
she attended the Woman's club con-
vention and was the guest of Mrs.
J.. J. Romner.
"Smithy's Refreshment Parlor" has
been renovated and remodeled and
was opened Sunday to the public as /
restaurant by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ellesn, prOprietors.
Henry Hollan, section foreman Of
Gallatin has moved his crew of men t.
Logan and will have their ~headquart
es mere for a time.
Mrs. Eilern Funk spent Sunday il
BOZeman visiting friends.
Mrs. Hope Mouser of Bozeman Wis
sted friends in Logan the past weeI
end.
Pete Cabus and William Brysen O
she Madison Valley transacted bust
ness IN town Monday morning.
Mrs. Al. belong, MIS-. Bond an
Mrs. Earl Henate we're Tuesday Wis
mors in Bozeman.
Mrs. Charles Drons who was take
20 the Three Forks hospital last weel
has returned much improved j
health.
Dexter Ranger and brother Burto
left Monday night for Lacrosse, Wis
after spending several weeks her
visiting their father and family 9
Eheir home on the hill.
Mrs. Walter Hall has returned HON
after a short visit with relatives /.
Muir.
Mrs. Robert Bolton left Thursds
for Helena to visit relatives a fe
lays.
Miss Florence Sherman of Mania
@an was a Sunday caller at the hon
nj here sister, Mrs. Dell McLeis.
Mrs. Jack Landers and daughte
Miss Mary, and Billy Heastin moto
I'D to Bozemn the first of the wee
80 spend a few hours.