The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-03-21

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Mrs. C. D. Pease, Of Bridger Can
yon, visited at the haome of Mr.. and
Mrs William Ralph Sunday and Mon
day. they returned home.
Nj. Dane Belt was operated on at
the Deac ness Hospital in Bozemsn
last Monday for appendicitis, and Is
getting along fine so far.
Wallace Blain chopped feed for the
Strong brothers, Keith Orvis ana
Wallace Craig last Wednesday at
StrOng's ranch.
Wallace Craig and family have
TO The Kremer ranch, which he
W. 4oIm ;h,s year.
Harry Wilson and family have
moved to the old Lewis Lay rancn,
which he will farm this year.
Dir. and Mrs. A. j. Hanks visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Enders last Tuesday.
The o. d. o. Club met at the home
# vs.. Robert Camp for an all-day
meeting Wednesday. The day was
spent in sewing carpet rags. A boun-
tiful dinner was served at noon by
Committee No. 3.
There will be an auction sare at
the home Of G. W. Black, near Boze-
man Hot Springs, of horses, cows,
machinery and household goods,
March %.
The o. D. o. Club will met at the
home Of Mrs. Sam Chestnut for an
sll-day meeting, March %.
Mrs. B. f. Walker visited the Sales
vile school Thursday afternoon.
The pupils in the eighth grade
grammar elias. held a debate Thurs
day afternoon, the question debated
being Resolved, that history is more
important than c~ivics." Henry Reu-
gamar, Raymond Ross and John Nc
Pherson took the affirmative, and
Ella Griffin, Virginia Walker and
Mildred Lindell took the negative
side. Mrs. B. F. Walker, Nellie Grit
fin and George Malin were the judges,
and the negative side was declared
The winner.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. &,
Roam, who has been at the Deaconess
IIo~pital for special care, is improv-
ing
Mrs. Mary Belt returned home from
BOzeman Thursday morning. She was
with her son Dane at the hospital, and
reported that ne is getting along fine,
lie underwent an operation Monday.
Miss Georgia Hampton visited a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dunn
Thursday evening.
Dora Richardson has missed a week
Of school on account of sickness.
Mrs. A. H. Shelton has recovered
from a case of bronchitis which was
quite serious for a few days.
Mrs. Lindgren was on the sick lis
for several days the past week.
Mr.. Reugamar's little son Charlie
had a birthday party Thursday even
ing. Light refreshments, consisting
of ice cream and cake, were serves z
all present, including the birthda!
cake with seven candles.
Emma Davis has missed severa
days of school on account Of rheuma
tism.
The young people of Salesville OF
ganized a Christian Endeavor societ
Sunday evening. The officers al
Hilda Cant, president; Georgia HamI
ton, vice president; Edna Wallac'
secretary-treasurer; Dora RicharC
son and Alice Malin, pianists. A reg
ular meeting will be held next SUI
day evening at z o'clock. All youu
people are cordially invited.
There was q surprise party he
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Boy
Houston, who live up at the mouth
Spanish creek, Saturday night. Qui
a few people went from Salesvill
and all reported having a good time
Miss Agnes Boil spent Saturday
the home Of Madelyn Houston,
Sjanish creek, and remained ov
until Sunday.
Mrs. L. Griffin visited at the hon
Of MI. and Mrs. Herman Kremer Su
day.
Those who pent Saturday in Boz
man shopping and on business
we're Wallace Craig, Herman Krem'
Mrs. B. T. Walker and son Tedc
RS, Fred Enders and Virgin
Walker.
Salesvile AMI vicinity was visited
a big snow storm Friday night W
lois Of wind, and it made the roa
I'D for travel.
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