The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-09-05

day.
Leo Drewieeke went to Bozeman
Sunday.
Erve Brown and son True returned
from the Pacific coast last week.
Morris Hoyle, Hollis Miller and
True Brown went to Tice Springs
Sunday, going with a party of friends
from Three Forks.
Mrs. Ed. Walbert is expected home
from st. James hospital in Butte next
week.
The school meeting scheduled for
September A was held September 1.
Mrs. Frank Hike has been quite
III, but is recovering.
Mrs. Bert Thompson and daughters
visited friends north of the canyon
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll Cleveland
have moved into the Cherary house
about a mile south of town.
Mr.. Simmonds, of Bozeman, was
in Willow Greek the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. Sophia Buttleman, Miss Meta
Buttleman and Messrs. James Brad
bury and Ross Parks will leave on
September IA for Milton, Oregon, to
attend college. Mrs. Buttleman later
expects to take up missionary work.
Miss Black, of Pony, and Lee
Howls, of Willow Greek, were mar
ried last Friday in Bozeman. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
HARDWOOD.
MIR. Sauer, of Winona, Mimi, was
in Willow Greek Friday in the inter-
est OF the Winona State bank. He
was accompanied by his wife and lit
tie son.
Miss Growney arrived here last
Wednesday, and will teach here this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Orr and fam,
: lily will leave soon for California
where they intend to make their flu
| ture home.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Dickman left
for Minneapolis Thurdsday.
Threshing began in the Jefferson
/ district Friday on the Walter VIII
liams ranch. The machine, owned by
t John Rogers, is doing good work.
Alvin Cleveland returned home
from Bozeman Wednesday. He ha;
been employed there all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hankinson anc
MIR. Geiser were dinner guests of
: Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Briggs Monday
night.
ei Rev. George E. GlasspooI went t,
Milton, Oregon, on Friday, to atten'
l. the Methodist conference.
Mrs. B. P. Archer spent a few day
3 of last week in Bozeman, where sh
d had some dental work done. She re
If turned home Sunday.
le MIR. and Mrs. w. F. Hike, Lorrain
W Hike and Jean Wright autoed t.
Fromberg last week to visit Mr.. an
I'd Mrs. R. V. Wright.
n A meeting of the school board c
p. District II was held Tuesday nigh
~ at the L. c. Hale home. Next Tue:
day night District II will meet Di'
w trict - at the Willow Greek scho
house to discuss transportation fl
SIS the pupils from the west end of tt
lie district.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Evans have rented OF
ay OF the James Hankinson houses al
-. will move to town for the winter.
ok John Manning has returned fro
Kansas, where he has spent sever
ze months.
me- Mrs. Hagen and daughter, of Thr
by Forks are guests this week at t
ks VIII Harwood home.
County Agent Bodley, Profess
M Alfred, Agronomist Ogaard and Pr
to fessor Jensen, of the Montana Sta
Ill College, held a corn demonstration
the F. C. Cleveland ranch last We
no. nesday. Mr.. Cleveland has fifteen
nds rieties of corn planted and it is
me splendid condition.
A potato roguing will be held at
mo- F. o. Cooper ranch next Tuesd
me September a. All the potato rails
are invited to attend. Experts fir
une the college will be in charge of
ick- work.
and Mrs. P. A. Woodward is recover
from a recent severe illness.
DR.. Bradbury was called to the G
:: nett home Wednesday night to
= minister to the little daughter
q and Mrs. Ed. Garrett.
q Mrs. C. D. Norman and childl
/" Lucy and Paul, left for Sand Pc
- Idaho, Wednesday. The remaindel
aret the family will go as soon as thr'
dom ing is done.
ives Miss Rose Roberts is at work az
in the Parks store, after a two we
and vacation, part of which she spen'
Butte visiting her sister, Mrs \
ray garet Powell.
car, Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Wilson
children and Mrs. Cora Wilson,
anne Wyoming, visited Mr.. and Mrs. ia
and Hankinson Wednesday and Thurs
inch. They are on their way to Torkio.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O'Neil and
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