The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-09-19

OF the QOWn COWn SlOTeS anu Sweating
various articles. The kind Of things
taken would indicate that small boys
were responsible and within the Last
few days several of them have been
rounded up and confessed. The boys
ages range from 10 to Is years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yale Ecton motored
to Bohemian Saturday from their
home near Manhattan and spent Sun
day with their parents here.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. 1. S. Plumlee Of Gooding, Idaho,
Sept. II. Mrs. Plumlee was formerly
Miss Dorothy Shack, a graduate
nurse from the DeaconeSs Hospital.
T. L. Tillery was in Bozeman
Saturday, to visit his daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs. Florence Rear
don and Miss Marie Reardon.
Mrs. o. A. Lynn and Mrs. Edward
Burke entertained the members Of a
Bridge Club to which they belong at
their cabins on Greek Greek. Mrs.
Lynn having them at bridge lunch.
con Thursday and Mrs. Burke having
them at dinner Friday evening.
Pete Wray, Of Casper, Wyo., mo-
tored to Bozeman Saturday where he
will spend a few days attending to
business.
Miss Lucille Quaw and her deputy,
Miss Helen Richie visited the Cotton
/ wood, Rea and Anderson schools last
Friday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Lovelace enter
! tanned at their home Thursday even
ing for Mrs. Elsie Joliffe Of Missouls
and Prof. and Mrs. j. R. Parker, who
have just returned from Minneapolis
After a few hours spent with cards
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ralph Robertson and son o.
Three Forks spent Saturday an'
Sunday with Mrs. Z. A. Peterson.
If The Bozeman Band will play Tues
d day and Wednesday afternoons a
the Helena Fair.
y On account Of his health ]. P. Pet
erson has leased his blacksmith sho
ir to w. M. Pratt Mr.. Pratt is tn
son of ]. N. Pratt and was connecte
= with his father for several years j
,r the same business.
II J. Anthony Grief and family let
y Saturday for Seattle, Wash, whel
he will play the relief organs in tt
I'd Blue Mouse Theatre. Later whe
c. the Anaconda Bluebird Theatre is fl
ished he will play the organ there.
We Prof. D. B. Swingle who has bee
st at the D~eaconess Hospital sever
an weeks returned home Saturday .
George Robey has returned to h
A duties at the post office after a tv
ay weeks vacation.
p =
Miss Dorothy Blair who has be-
spending her vacation with her pa
ed ents DR.. and Mrs. Blair, has return
rs to Vassar College for her SEM
AZ year.
Herbert Aakjer who had an oper
. ton at the Deaconess Hospital h
& returned home. He is getting alol
3 nicely but his recovery is slow.
q Mrs. Howard Greene and childr
= left Sunday for Missoula to ma
z their home. Their many frien
3 here wish them success and happine
2 in their new home.
Mrs. M. R. Wilson had an operati
Monday at the Deaconess Hospit
q and is getting along nicely.
Miss Lucille Quaw visited the Fo
& Ter school Monday and her depu-
Miss Richie visited the Story N
Is school.
q FEAR SHORTAGE OF
g STOCK CA
Butte, Sept. 15.-Railroads are Fl
= ing a possible shortage of stock c;
z at the height of the busy season,
q the advice received by General Age
2 E. o.. Boyle, of the Great Northe
q in Butte. Shippers are requested
9 make application to the local off
q for their ears to the Great NOrthe
& railway in plenty Of time to ASST
z them delivery.
8 Shippers are also asked to assist
2 avoiding the shortage bv not cali