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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-04-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bridges, of
Bozeman, were guests Easter Sun
day of Nh. and Mrs. c.. H. Morrison.
Frank Swanson and Bert Many
were guests Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Many.
Miss Nellie Brown spent a couple
of days last week with Miss Haze;
Rabe.
Mrs. John Rabe spent a couple of
days last week in Bozeman. with
relatives and friends.
Among the Bozeman visitors dur
ing the week were Jay Pease, Mr.. and
BIrs. p. Mcmahon, George Brown,
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Wicker, Alex.
Swanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Chris
tie, Ole Oma and Ira Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Gallup enter
tanned at dinner Sunday the follow
ing guests: Miss Cressie CONF, VIII
CONF, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Oma and
family.
Mrs. Bradford, of Livingston, spent
a few days during the week in the
Canyon, visiting with her grand
father, G. P. Many.
Fred Ham, clerk of the Upper
Bridger school, District No. 80, now
has the notices posted for the general
school election, which is to be held
Saturday, April Z, from l to 6 o'clock,
and Floyd Davis, clerk of the Middle
Bridger district also has the notices
posted for the election in that dis
trict.
Walter Campbell spent a couple OF
days in Bozeman last week on Dusr-
ness.
Fred Ham was busy Monday saw
ing wood for Ira Jenkins.
The regular Booster Club meeting
vas held Friday evening, with a good
attendance. The usual business ses-
sion was held, and it was decided to
save squirrel ears" instead of tails,
and plans were discussed for the
dance and sock supper that is to be
given Friday night, April 6, at the
Whitman ranch. A short program
was given. Supper was then served
by the committe, consisting of sand
witches, deviled eggs and coffee. The
next meeting will be on April 20, and
the program committee appointed
is composed Of Will CONF, R. G. Gal
lup and w. S. Christie. The refresh
ments committee appointed are Bert
Many, Albert Span, Jasper Best and
Floyd Davis.
The many friends and Old-time
neighbors Of Sedan wish to extend
their sincere sympathy to Ray Reich.
man and family, and also to Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. Y. Woolsey and family il
their great sorrow.
The Happy Day Club will hold
meeting Wednesday, April 4, at th'
home of Mrs. w. S. Christie.
Mrs. George Brown was a CUES
Monday of Mrs. John Rabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson AM
family, of Bozeman, have moved t.
the upper ranch of A. S. Swanson
where they will spend the summer.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-04-04

i'll with the grip for the past few
weeks, is able to be up now.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cox and Mrs.
Sarl Miller, of Pass Greek, were
among the shoppers in Bozeman Sat
urday.
Miss Alice Parker spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Parker.
John Mcclure was a visitor at the
Mcclure home on Monday.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-04-04

Enoch Tinsley, driver of the Jer-
ferson school bus, narrowly escaped
having an accident when one side of a
bridge gave way, lowering the bus
into the ditch.
A number of lady friends gathered
at the Earl Davis home on Nam
street last Monday to help celebrate
the birthday of Mrs. Davis mother,
Mrs. C. w. Rider.
NJ. Hazel Archer an dchildren
reaurned to their home in Butte
Easter Sunday.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-04-04

Lawrence, Of Joliet, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hike Easter
Sunday.
A letter was received from Will
Walbert, who has spent some time
in Portland, Ore, stating that ne
will return here the last of April.
Lawrence and Hiram Hankinson,
Earl Davis and Enoch Tinsley made
a trip to Bozeman last Saturday, re-
turning that evening.
Professor Neate and Ralph Powell
autoed to Bozeman Saturday. Mr..
Neate purchased a Dodge car and ex-
poets to make an overland trip TO
! the coast as soon as school is out.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Archer and Mrs.
Hazel Archer and family were dinner
guests at the P. A. Woodward home
last Friday.
Mrs. George G~lasspool aid son
James accompanied Rev. Turner TO
Bozeman last Wednesday, returning
the following day.
Mrs. H. H. Sappington was the
guest of Miss Melissa Green We'd
nesday, on her way to Three Forks.
William Taylor is busy this week
remodeiing the James Hankinson
house.
Word was received here last Fri
day from Portland, Ore, stating that
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Collins are the
proud parents of an eight-pound baby
boy, born March %, at the Peninsula
st. Johns Hospital. Mother and babe
doing nicely.
Irene Haws was a weekend guest
of Leila HARDWOOD in the Jefferson
district last week.
A deputy sheriff from Bozeman
was in Willow Greek Monday posting
notices for the sale of the Sarcus
Joseph estate, to be sold April Is.
The Red Sentry gasoline tank has
been removed from the front of the
RaLk & Joseph building to the Power
Hardware Company's building.
Mrs. C. W. Thompson, Miss EIma
Brown and Mr.. True Brown auuoed
up from Trident Saturday to attend
Rev. Hoffman's lecture.
Mrs. Elmer Moore and little daugn-
ter came up from Trident last Wed
nesday to visit with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Joe Smith.
Three saddles and two sets of mar.
ness were stolen last Saturday night
from the Stevens ranch. No clews
have yet been discovered as to the
idap+itv of tho thieves
Alvin Cleveland, who is attending
the State Agricultural College, spel..
part Of last week here, visiting his
parents. He returned to Bozeman
Monday morning.
C. J. Logan, representative Of the
Singer Sewing Machine Co., was il
Willow Creek Wednesday. Mr.. LO
gan is vice president of the Gallatir
County Poultry Association, and Sc
cured several memberships Tor Cne
organization while here.
Ed. Walbert is unable to work this
week, having cut his hand very Sc
verely while butchering.
The next meeting of the Farm Blu
reau will be held April 20.
Mr.. Taylor came down from Bel
grade Wednesday to look after hi
stock, which is being pastured or TIT
Williams ranch.
: Mrs Hazel Archer and children
: and MIR. B. P. Archer visited at tn
: Will Cook home Sunday.
: Word has been received here o
Z the marriage of Miss Wanda Hulle
= and MIR. Anthony Imhoff, at Auburn
: Washington, on March q. Mrs
Imhoff is a former Willow Cree
. girl, a daughter Of Mrs. Isabel
3 HuIler. The newly-weds will resid
in Washington.
j Mrs. Ben Archer was a Bozema
n visitor last week.
e Miss Lorraine Davies, of Thre
Forks, is spending this week at tn
Flaherty and Huller homes.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-04-04

Mrs. Earl Berkeley, of Bozeman,
spent a few days visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. S. Cloninger, teacher Of the
Decker school.
Mrs. May Morgan, county superin-
tendent of Lewis and Clark county,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Hugh Gee, of Reese Creek.
Harvey Biggs was a business Wis
itor in Manhattan one day last week.
Among the Belgrade shoppers WHO
were in Bozeman Wednesday were
Miss Jones, Mrs. Geehl. Mrs. Wayne
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-04-04
j. P. HECK DIES AT BELT, MONT.

j. P. Heck died at Belt, Mont, last
Thursday. He was well known in
Belgrade Among the immediate rel
atives left to mourn his loss are j. J..
and George J. Heck, Of Belgrade.
Mr.. Heck was born at Madison,
Ind, February II, 1861. He former
ly lived at Belgrade. For the last
few years he has been a resident Of
Geyser, Mont. Funeral services were
held last Sunday at Belt.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. John McDaniels were
in town Friday from their ranch home
In the Horseshoe hills.
George Hanson and grand-daugh-
ter, Barbara Manning, of Pony, spent
several hours in Logan Thursday,
calling on friends, while on their way
to Columbus to visit relatives for a
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The Washington times., 1923-02-28

For Sun and Rain
OF Superior sink, in navy.
green and purple. Tight
rolling on paragon frames,
with amber tips. Luxurious
handles Of imitation ivory
with amber stub end. Why
pay q fancy % ~ no
price? Here at NsNN
only........ ~
The Washington times., 1923-02-28
! More Bargain Basement NelDs
Dress Accessories

As PLAN as Puritan maid or as conspicuous - >
Partisan fad such the gauntes these fashion
able Wrist Strap Gloves; suede finish, quality sizes
TO in mode, and browns. Why pay the fashion
able price? Here at 79e.
Palais Royal-Bargain Basement
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
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Norman Stewart shelled corn for
Roy cauble and August Banaka. Men
day and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennstt and s7n
Murriel, spent Christmas at the Lap.
pert home near Holyoke.
Floyd and Roy Likens and Elmer
Rowe spent Sunday visiting with the
Woods boys.
The Christmas tree and program et
Cement Friday evening was well at.
tended and thoroughly enjoyed. All
present report that Old Santa treated
them fairly
Mr.. Willie Long and Miss Nellie
Dodson slipped away TO wrAy last
Saturday and were married. They viii
make theirhome ON the NJ. 4. Taylor
ranch.
Mr. Haskell Long and Miss Haze!
North were married In Holyoke Sat,
urday. We think that the Long boys
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
JIMMIE PLAYS ROLE M
OF CABIN BoY

They tell good yarn about jim
mie Turfler. wo plays the cabin boy
in Elmer Clifton's newest production
Down to the Sea In Ships" which
comes to the Peerless theatre next
Wednesday and. Thursday. > ~ e.s
On day, Captain Jams A. Tilton, the,
veteran whaler who--was skipper Of
the ancient whaling vessel used in the.
picture. couldn't afnd his. shoes. HI.
always slept with his,selotheH an only
taking OF his shoes. He began vel.
ling in stentorian tones for the cabin
boy. finally locating him far hip ,ondthei
bow OF the ship. Come here, boy
Come here. say yelled Capt. Til.
ton. 'Doggone him, he'd get of this
! ship II he could. but he can't. 'laaa :.
Turfler, who along with the nther
actors in the production had been
forced to sign as an ordinary seaman,
was forever getting into mischief with
the Captain. One day when the skip
per was shaving an unexpected roI
of the vessel caused Jimmie to drop
pile of plates. Down they went
with bang. The Captain rushed up
his face lathered and half shaved
, Instantly his superstition OF the ssa
made itself manifest. -Four dishes
broke" he said. "Six times eigh. is
forty-eight; well be out two weeks
and there won't be dish left"
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT
THE GRADE SCHOOL

The following program was rend-
cred by the fifth and sixth grades OF
the Holyoke grade school last Friday
evening at the school auditorium:
Song-"Hark the Herald Angels
Sing g"-Both grades.
+ Recitation-"The Babe sof Bethle
hem"-Claude Bovee. s'-
Play-"King Winters Homer--
Sizth Grade. asnss.~G n
eRcitation--"The Chtsst Child
Byrel VAIN. '''-
'Song-"Sing Song Of Christmas
Sixth Grade boys.
! Recitation-"Alway Christmas" -
Luella Kinnaman.
Recitation-Alva Martin.
Song-"Christmas Carol" Both
Grades.
Observation-Disclosures JOY Dan
Davis.
Recitation-"what See and Hear
Glenn Matzen.
nc Shl SaioA
Grades.
Exercise-"Who Can Guess? Fifth
Grade.
Recitation Before Christmas
Wayne Norman.
|. -"December"-Fifth Grade.
Exercise-"Who Can Guess"--Boys
of Both Grades.
Recitation on-"Preparations' Lyle
Meters.
Recitation Boy to His Stom'
ach"-Hurbert Vath.
Song-"Holy Night"-Both Grades
Recitation-"The'V Visit of st. Nick
Bert Bevard.
Address-"Th White Gifts"-Rev.
;. NJ Bear.
Posture Drill-"Holy, Holy, Holy
Girls assisted by Mrs. McFadden ano
Miss Crowner.
The program was well rendered and
was very much appreciated by these
present.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taylor visited
at the C. NJ. Guernsey home Tuesday
Mrs. C. o. Hecht and Mrs Miell
entertained the ladies aid at the home
of Mrs. Hecht. Wednesday.
Mrs. Ernest Lepker entertained the
Red Gross club at her home Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miell called at the
C. o. Hecht home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Struckmeyer and fam
lily called at the Winters home Sotur
day evening.
Word of the death OF Mrs. Joe
Guernsey was received in this com
munity Saturday. We wish to eX
tend our sincerest sympathy to tie
bereaved ones.
Mrs. Cunning of East Holyoke, spert
Sunday visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George Bovee.
Mrs. Alya Stroup has besn suffer
ing from an attack of the Ia grippe
the past week.
The Young peoples class OF the
Lakeside Sunday school met at the
home of their teacher. Everette Rowe
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Hseht and family
went to Sterling Saturday. Vernon
Miell accompanied them and will
spend his holiday vacation at the
home of his sister. Mrs. Asher Up
house in that city
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27

have gone on strike. The friends
of these young couples in this com
munity extend congratulations and
best wishes.
Elmer Rowe is husking corn for
George Fincher.
Oliver Ranum spent Monday even.
ing visiting at the Wood home.
There will be dance at Prairie
Gem school house Friday evening for
the purpose OF raising money 10 put
down a well for the school. 80 .oe
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Farrell and
children spent Christmas visiting at
the parental Hall home in Lamar.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Long spent
Christmas visiting at the Marion
North home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Windum spent the
week end visiting with relatives in
Amherst.
Miss Effie Hahn is spending her
Christmas vacation visiting with rel
atives near Wray.
Misses Verde Shaw and Gertrude
Earl are spending the holiday vaca-
tion with home folks.
Will Hayse is shelling corn this
week for E. A. Rowe and Dick Roush.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
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The teacher and pupils Of the Silver
Peam eohool gave nice tree and ell
tcriamn snt at the school house Fri
Gay 'E,r;ng. After the ptosram
which was greatly enjoyed by the
patrons, the gifts were distrib l-i by
Dona,d Hit. who acted the par, Of
Santa Ciaus. The older ones w"-e
treated to popcorn balls. The room
was very nicely decorated foI The
occasion. 2I.t
Mrs. E. Wettstein has been quite
III since Friday morning, the doctor
being called several times.
,Adolph Pfau hauled load of cobs
from the Harry Gelvin farm Wedres-
day.
Mrs g. NJ. Hit spent Friday with
Mrs. George Scebcl6.
Mrs an Reynolds was :isan -
with pneumonia Sunday and has been
seriously i'll since that time. We hope
for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Walker and baby
spent Christmas at the home of Mrs.
Walkers brother. Gottleib Kreisler,
and family.
John Ortner and family left Sunday
afternoon in their auto for Nebraska
points to spend the holidays visiting
with Mrs. ortner's parents,
John Sponger called at the NJ. Brees
home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Pfau and child.
rem called at the home of Airs. John
Reynolds and sons, Tuesday after
noon.
August Rehfeld and family spent
Wednesday visiting at the home of
Frank ziegfeld and family.
John ortner and family wore sal
lers at the E. wettstein home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brees spent Christ
mas afternoon and evening visiting
with Mrs. John Reynolds and sons
Harry Gelvin called on Georsc See.
yold.
C. A P'ckerell and wife wera Christ
mas day guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. DeGeus and children.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
AMHERST SCHOOL NOTES

The ?. r A. and community gave
bazaar, lunch and oyster supper on
December 18th which was we'll at.
tended aad enjoyed by all pr sent.
The supper was proceeded by com.
munity singing and aschool program
given by the teachers.
The Amherst high school basket ball
teams won both games which were
played with the Fairfield teams last
Friday evening.
The Amherst grade boys lost IN a
game Of basket ball with the Holyoke
grade boys at Holyoke last wednes-
day evening The Amherst boys were
greatly handicapped due 10 ths alb
seuce Of one Of their best players and
also by the difference in the floor
space from their own gym.
The school gave their Christmas
program Thursday evening to a crowd.
ed house Following is tn program.
Opening song Joy To The World"
School
Song Christmas Welcome The
Boys
Recitation Welcome" - Thcoia
Trotter
II citation Christmas Telephone
james McAdums
Aeostio Intermediate Grades.
Song 'Lullabye"-lIelcn Sport.
Recitation Isabel AchleborF
eRcltation - That's ChristmhE-
Johnny Ewefen.
Trio-"lt Never Shall Pass Away"
wilma JaoobItz. Viola and Lenore
spori.
Acoatie Christmas Spelling Los.
son"--primary pupils.
Recitation Little Boy Blue"--wil.
liam Spelby. fo..s,t.t
song-"Littlo boy Blue" Kenneth
Fuisohor and Dick spelby.
Rcoitation-'Little Babe Of Bethio.
hcm"-Laryal Biddle.
song-'Blttle Lord Jesusr--- Prf,
mary pupils
Recitation Stbel shlpker.
solo-"Talking 10 santa"- vivian
Aohieberg.
Recitation--"De bethlehem Lenore
Helms.
song-"Little Town Of Bo;hleh M"
High school.
Duet-"Poace and Good wnl" 49,
Miss Evans and Miss Cline
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
PLEASANT VIEW SCHOOL

Miss Shuttle. teacher OF the Pleas
ant View school, and her pupils gave
splendid Christmas program last
Friday evening at the school house.
There was a Christmas tree. and af-
ter the program, Santa Claus cme
bringing presents for all the little
folks.
The ladies of the p. T. 4. then
served refreshments OF sandwiches,
doughnuts and coffee. which were on
joyed by all present,
The next meeting of the Pleasant
View p. T. A. will be held on January
18th. Everyone is invited.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27

Acostic Christmas Children -
End Grade.
Song-"Welcome Beautifa: Christ
mas"-School.
Reading "The Angels and the
Shepherds" Biddle.
Closing Claus, Gifts and
Treats.
School closed Friday for the Christ
mas vacation. which will give to all
rest and renewed zeal nd effort on
the!cprt,tof the pupils to- return and
finishnthe work so well begun.
Il The teachers left Friday evening
for their respective homes at Boulder
Haxtun and Holyoke.
4 A Happy New Year to all.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
JACKIE cooGAN HERE
IN "oLlvER TWIST"

Tere comes next Monday and Tues.
day to the Peerless theatre picture
heralded as milestone on the high
way OF art" and which bears the
highest lamentations in its own
right 1t is "Oliver Twist" starring
that adorable child actor OF the screen
Jackie Coogan. and presented bv 4
cast of the most distinguish ed ser s=a
celebrities, including Lon Clancy,
Gladys Brockwell, LionelBelmore and
host of others.
The picture is described as the
most ambitious in which the juvenile
star, Jackie Coogan. has ever appeared
and it is asserted that in it he has
registered an appeal that strikes the
hearts of young and old and OF all
classes of picture patrons as well as
those that are not usually enticed to
the theatre. 1t is the appeal of in
nocent boyhood through the medium
of one of the greatest stori 5 ever
penned-Charles Dickens "oliver
Twist" The plot has been follow d
with unusual fidelity. it is claimed,
and the characterizations win satisfy
the most enthusiastic of Dickens
readers. "Oliver Twist is a First
National Attraction listed among the
biggest of the year.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
COLBY COMING NEXT WEEK

will be at the Sears Hotel next
week from p. M, Friday until 2
p. m. Saturday. II you suffer from
headaches or other symptoms of eye
strain you are invited to consult me-
Eyes examined--glasses fitted. Child
ren's eyes specially. COME
EARLY. Frank E. Colby, optomet-
rist.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
Nest on Barn Side.

Swallows on swift light. cleanse
the air NJ flies and mosquitoes. says
Nature Magazine. The cave or cliG
swallows fasten their mud nests to
the side Of the barn under the caves.
ar Ia l'ie face Of cliffs. Tree-swallows
nest IN holes NJ rocks. in hollow trees.
and in bird boxes.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
VIA, a Crocodile Eats.

number OF human bones. several
metal bracelets q bead necklnce. and
the quilts ~ a poreupIne taken from
the stomach Of single crocodile were
recently exhibited In London.-lndinn.
apolis News
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
Mo Other way

'T accept" MAY he n very good at
titude toward life. unless Yen can 20
somewhere else where you don't have
% accept So much
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
See Asbestos
Sweat +v
Then you will know y
Why copper-Clad
is the Worlds Z
Greatest
Range i.

You know that
ranges rust out from
the inside. You also know
that this rustins causes
the junking Of a range
that Is otherwise in good
condition and would give
many years additional SER
vice.
We have told you that
this rust Is caused by the
sweaty asbestos. We want
you to see for yourself.
Come In and let US show
you how the asbestos
sweats every, time a fire
Is lighted In a range, and
how the pure sheet copper
lining In the copper.ciad
protects the copper-clad
body from this rust maxi
inn exeaf-
We will be glad to show
you this and 36 other reas-
ons why copper-clad gives
you more value per dollar
than any other range on
the market today.
Putnam patriot., 1923-10-19
WEST WOODSTOCK

Frank Davis and family Of Central
Village were recent guests at Ran
dali Davis home,
Mrs. c. NJ. Jones and Miss Mildred
Jones have been spending several
days at Broadview.
Carl Feiler Of Becker's Business
College, Worcester. spent the weekend
at the home Of his parents.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Feiler entertained Otto Anderson and
family from Stoneham. Mass.
William Easterbrook is adding more
room TO his barn. Elmer Davis and
John Perrin are doing the work.
Rinhard Seigle and Bernhard Lai-
bic have purchased from Fred War
geile the latter's share In the Morse
farm.
Monday night Wayland Harris mo-
tored 10 Plainfeld, conveying a party
to attend the Grange meeting at that
place. The party was as follows:
Mrs. George Davis, Misses Julia John
son, Margaret Maher and Rilia Childs,
Harry Wells. George Hamilton and
Freeman Nelson.