The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-24
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. Ridder and Philip
DOdson, of Bozeman, were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
p. Many.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mcmahon spent
Saturday in Bozeman, shopping.
They were accompanied home by Mrs.
Arthur Mcmahon and children, who
were guests over Sunday at their
home.
Mr.. and Ms. R. G. Gallup and
family, were guests, Sunday, Of Mrs.
Marv Hopf and family.
40. Elliott and daughter, Kath-
crime, of Bozeman; Mr.. and Mrs.
MoOrehead of Indiana; Mr.. and Mrs.
DiDetz of Butte; Mrs. Ellicott and
Mrs. Shaw, of Kansas City, were din
ner guests Saturday night Of Nh.
and Mrs. Charles Papke, ST., at their
ranch home.
Evelyn and Julia Foreman, who
are attending school at Mt. Ellis this
year, spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Foreman.
Mrs. E. w. Caswell and Mrs. P.
Mcmahon were guests Friday after
noon of Mrs. Nellie Craig.
The dance given Friday night at
the Whitman ranch was a great sue
cess. A good crowd attended and
every one enjoyed the supper served
at midnight. Music was furnished
by the Hoell Brothers.
The Bridger threshing machine
finished its fall run of threshing Fri
lay and put the outfit in the shed
for the winter.
Miss Mae Brown returned TO her
home Saturday from Clyde Park,
where she has been for the past
week.
airs. Milton Reed and son of Boze-
man, were weekend guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. Russell Metcalf.
Miss Eva Shaw, instructor of the
Upper Bridger school, attended the
teachers association meeting in Butte
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
2. A. Suverley, of Cardwell, Idaho
arrived here Friday by auto and
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
with his sister, Mrs. Ed. Foreman
and family, at the Bridger ranger sta
ton. He left Monday for WatforC
City, N. D.. to visit another sister.
Russell Metcalf and Milton ReeC
left Saturday for a twO-day hunting
trip up the Gallatin after big game
The Fred Kirk threshing machine
Of Sedan, has completed threshing TO
:. :. Brown and S. w. Pasco, who's
oats and barley made a yield of 8
bushels per acre.
Miss Hazel 2a5e, al instructor /
the city schools, spent the week-en
vacation in he canyon with hey rH
Their, Mrs. John Rabe.
Mrs. Henry WOOsley and chlld,eI
of Sedan, scent last week a. Cha?
burn visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Hunter.
Charley Papke, of Salesville, sper
the past week in the canyon with h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Papk
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Mrs. C. P. Many entertained Il
members Of the Happy Day club
her home Wednesday. A good CROW
was present and dinner was enjoy
at noon. The ladies tied n qui
The business meeting vas called
order by the president, MIS-. R.
Gallup, and election of officers w
held, the following being electe
AIRS. Donald Christie, president,
succeed Mrs. Era Jenkins, vice-Dr'
ident; Miss Luella Jeter, Secreta1
Mrs. Cressie CONF reelected treas
rer. Mrs. H. H. Jeter, Mrs. W.
Wicker and Miss Cressie CONF we
appointed to draw up the by-la
which will come up for approval
the next regular meeting to be M
with Mrs. R. G. Gallup on Move
Der IA. On October 30, the club me
6ers will be entertained in Bozem
by the Happy Hour club.
Fred Ham pulled his ~threshing o
fit home Wednesday having finish
threshing his own grain. He is n
threshing for Floyd Davis.
Mrs. J. F. Wheat spent a cou
of days in Bozeman last week visit
her daughter, Mrs. Paul Carmen,
other friends.
Among the BOzeman visitors d
ing the week were: Mrs. L
Shook; Miss Helen Shook; Mrs.
fred Nickles; E. W. Caswell; Z
Christie; Ole Berven; Mr.. and NJ
G. p. Many; Mrs. Nellie Craig;
Fcreman and Mr.. and Mrs. III.