The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-04-11

magpie and squirrel contest, and the
remainder of the sum will be put in
the treasury, and it's use will be Ge-
cided later.
The school election at the Upper
Bridger district No. 80, was held
Saturday. When the votes were
counted there was found to pc a tie
between the two men running-E. w.
Calwell and Alfred Nickles. The
Middle Bridger district also held an
election, and the old trustees re-
elected-Ole Oma and r. G. Gallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Oma and family
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Christie.
The Happy Day Club was enter
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. w. S.
Christie, a fair crowd bein gpresent
and the usual dinner was enjoyed at
noon by everyone. The afternoon
was spent with needlework and some
Lewing done for the hostess. The
next meeting will be in two weeks,
April 18, at the home of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Whitman.
Prof. w. T. Scott and wife and two
daughters, Madge and Charlotte, of
the Butte School of Mines, spent a
few days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. I. Thompson at the fish hatchery.
Mrs. j. Y. Woolsey returned to her
home at Sedan Thursday, after spend
ing several weeks in Bozeman with
relatives and attending the funeral
I Of her daughter, Mrs. P. Reichman.
She also visited with her sister, Mrs.
j. Seidensticker, Of Twin Bridges,
who came to Boze.nan to attend the
funeral OF her neice.
Elvin Wicker, Lyle Many, Elva
Budd and Mary Alice Powers, of
Bozeman were all weekend guests in
the Canyon at the home of the for
mer's parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. e.
Wicker.
The many friends of c.. P. Many
will be glad to know that he is i'm
proving slowly and is able to be uE
around the house most Of the time.
Alfred N.ckles brought his herd Of
cattle home Wednesday from the var
ley, where he IA had them during
the winter n-onths.
Bert Many, OF Bozeman, spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. 2
Many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nickles re
) ceived the sad news last week of til
death of their niece, Margare
Nickles, the 6-year-old daughter o
: Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Nickles, of nea
Toston. Death was caused fror
/ burns. The details, as near as ca
Y be learned, were as follows: Tn
child had accompanied her elder sis
ter and brother to school on Frida
to attend the Easter program, an
while there the teacher and pupil
built a bonfire in the yard to BIO
eggs, after which school was soon dis
missed, and on the way home tn
children decided to build a fire, an
n in some way the child'S clothin
caught on fire. They at once trie
S to get her home, where a physical
d was at once called, but she Gsed in
d short time from the burns. Funer;
services were conducted on Easte
Sunday. The many friends In til
Canyon wish to extend their SINGER
n sympathy to the bereaved parent
and relatives in their great sorrow
i Mrs. Vincent Baker and son WI
have been visiting with her mothe
Mrs. Alex Swanson, in Bozeman dul
: ing the past week, left Sunday, a.
IS companied by her brother, Fran
? Swanson, for her home near JOSEPH
inc. Frank will remain for a coup
of days before returning to the Car
yon.
d Among the Bozeman visitors du,
h ing the week were Mrs. Alfrs
It Nickles, Mrs. Nellie Craig, Jay Peas
Fred Ham, Russell MetcaIf, JOB
Clayton, Miss Mary Hopf, Dona'
id Christie and Ed. Foreman.
Bernice Clayton spent Sunday
v Bozeman, and reports her broths
is Rex TO be getting along fine, thong
he IS still. at the hospital.
Thomas Andrews, Of BraeKe
a Creek, drove through the Canys
/. enc day Last week to Bozeman, whsl
" he spent a day transacting businel
le and buying supplies for the ranch