The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-23
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Salmond, of Klamath Falls, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirk, of Boul-
der, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fla
herty last week. On Thursday they
autoed to Bozeman to attend a coun-
ty farm bureau meeting.
Miss Florence Burns returned Sat
urday from Utah, where she has been
attending high school for the PAST
~c@-.
Stewart Mayo spent part of last
week visiting at the Summers home
on the South Bench.
VIM. Hale, Of Charleston, is visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Hale and Mrs.
A. G.. H~anklnson accompanied Rev.
uJ1-man 70 Butte last Saturday.
Stock and machinery on the Joe
Dorsh, Stanley Rose and X. P. Conk-
lin ranches were sold last Saturday
at a joint auction sale in the Milligan
district, under the supervision of the
Willow Greek State Bank.
Arch Burns has returned to Willow
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HankinsOn
expect to leave for their home in Tor
kio next tuesday.
Ted Cooper has returned from a
business trip to points in the east.
Mr.. Taylor, of Belgrade, was a
Willow Creek visitor Monday and
took home 40 head Of horses which
have been pastured on the Henry
Williams ranch during the latter part
Of the winter.
Peter Dawson, of the South Boulder
valley, was here last week, and pur-
chased the cattle owned by Richard
HARDWOOD.
Isabel Flaherty and Gladys Will
liams drove a herd of cattle to the
South Boulder, Friday.
Will Flaherty made a trip to the
Boulder Monday, returning Tuesday.
Reseeding was necessary in the
Milligan Canyon district, on account
of crops being winter killed.
Mrs. Lyle Hoover came down last
week to visit a short time with rela-
tives.
Louis 7. Williams came from the
Cardwell Basin Sunday and visited
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I, S
Williams.
James Shedd left for Virginia City
last Wednesday to do some assess,
ment work. He expects to be back
in three weeks.
Mrs. Conklin and Miss Skinner have
returned after spending a couple Of
days in Butte.
Mrs. Oscar Burggren spent Sunday
in Butte.
Tom Milan expects to make a sue
cess at turkey raising. At the pres
ent time he has $40 young turkeys.
Ted Cooper and Henry Raymond
have rented a house in town. The!
intend to keep bachelors quarters.
There was a heavy frost here Tues
day night and it is feared the frui
buds are destroyed.
Fred Nelson is having soil haule,
to his lawn, and is setting out shad
trees.
Ed. Garnett is having mis- plac
plowed and is setting out fruit an
shade trees.
Mr.. f. S. Parks and family autoe
20 Butte Saturday on a pleasure triI
The grain on the bench land is i
good condition and extra heavy. TIL
farmers are looking forward to
good crop.
Mrs. Susie Howls is spending tt
week with her son, Lon HARDWOOD.
Henry HOwis is preparing to go
POtosi Springs for the summer. T
is badly crippled with rheumatism.
Mrs. r. o. Briggs entertained
Of her friends at a Kensington Sa
urday. The rooms were beautiful
decorated for the occasion. After
pleasant afternoon lunch was sery,
by the hostess, assisted by Miss
Eda and Helen Archer and Miss Be
nice Nelson. The guests were Me
danes w. F. Hike, H. Sappingtc
A. H Neate, B. E. Thorndyke, (
Garnett,s j. C. Miller, F. o. Coop,
E. S. Parks, NJ. DOwney, Edith Clev
land, James Hankinson, T. S. w
lams, Archie Price, G. Sharpe, Csc
Burggren, Charles Bell, N. L. Voc
ward, F. G. Cleveland, r. Parker, )
Ward, Rouse, H. O'Neil, H. F. N
son, A. C. Parks, Eta Price, 10
Roberts, Vim. B~uttleman, P.
Woodward. J. T. Bradbury, and
atrice O'DonneIl; Messrs. r.
Beardsley, B. E. Archer, Geor
Glasspool, and Misses NJ. Coyle, Ca
crime Peterson, and M. Growney.
Marshall Hankinson and wife
Wenatchee, Wash, to hike throu
to Willow Greek. Through the XII
ness of tourists they arrived here
ten days.
A large crowd attended the lect
ON spiritualism at Fredericks l
last Friday night. He left Stature
for Butte.
Don Fredericks has been quite
with rheumatism, and was nj