The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-02

man to greet her little granddaughter,
Miss Neal.
The high school decla~1 ation con-
test was held Monday night. The
contestants were Jessie Jewett, Ruth
Burns, James GlaLspooI and Merwin
Parks. First place was won by Bes-
sic Jewett and James Glasspool. The
judges were Mrs. ]. T. Bradbury,
Mrs. R. o. Briggs and Mr., Downey.
A short musical program was also
rendered. An admission fee of 10c
and 25c wa charged.
Ed. Bryant, Three Forks butcher,
was in Willow Greek last week buy
ing beef cattle.
Ted Cooper left last Saturday for a
two weeks business trip to Illinois
Nebraska and other eastern states.
Miss Alice RUtledge spent the first
part of the week as a guest Of Mis-.
Ethel Walbert.
Mrs. Margaret Walbert and Mrs.
Ella Kelly went to Bozeman Tuesday
where Mrs. Kelly is taking osteopath-
ic treatments.
A special meeting Of the school
board in District No. II was called
Tuesday night to determine the ad-
visibility of continuing the school
bus. On account of the shortage OF
funds the bus service may be aban-
doned.
Cleanup day was observed here
Friday, and those who volunteered
their aid were served with dinner By
the club ladies at the church base.
ment.
Miss Esther Walbert was absent
from school Thursday and Friday OF
account OF a severe cold.
Mrs. Frank Hike was called tt
Butte Monday by the illness of hel
| mother, Mrs. Andy Siam.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Doty, Miss
Esther Walbert and Miss Elizabetl
Park were shopping in Three Fork
Saturday.
William and Ed. Hale, of Sixteen
Mile, returned to their home Sunday
They were accompanied by Lon Hale
who returned to Willow Greek Tues
day.
The infant child of of Mr.. and Mrs
Will Peterson is quite sick.
An old-fashioned quilting bee wa
held at the William Buttleman hom
last Tuesday. Eighteen ladies wer
present. Mrs. Buttleman served
chicken dinner.
Mrs. Harry O'Neil entertained tn
Ladies' Aid at her home last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Oscar Burggren has been yer
sick the past week.
Announcement of the arrival of
little daughter, April 10, to Mr.. an
Mrs. George Hankinson, at Torki,
Montana, reached Willow Greek Nor
dav.
John Rask came over from Butt
Tuesday to look after his interest
here.
H. F. Mcdowell went to Logan la
Wednesday.
Mrs. Huntley is the guest of MI
Mcdowell for a few days.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Nelson al
} Charlie Bell autoed to Bozeman la
Thursday.
Mr. Richardson autoed to Butte al
spent Saturday and Sunday in Il
mining city.
] Ralph Powell and Arthur Co,
> made a trip to Three Forks Tuesd'
on their bikes.
Hyram Hankinson, Will Gee,
" Reece Greek. Waldo Archer and La
renee Hankinson autoed to But
n Thursday.
n Emery Jewett smashed up his C
quite badly coming through Millig1
! canyon last Wednesday. No one W
hurt.
l. Seven automobiles load with gy
y sizes passed through Willow Gre
Monday.
Mrs. Ted Lockhart returned to h
d home in Missoula last Friday.
d Miss Growney gave a picnic to
K pupils last Friday. 1t was held
the grove by the Jefferson bridge
Miss Melissa Green has receiv
S, word from Reece Greek that her S
ter, Mrs. Eukes, had met with a slig
lg accident. She left for Reece Gre
s. Thursday.
s Mrs. Mike Walbert has been w
r. sick, but is some better at preseu
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