The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-28
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:: LOCAL HAPPENINGS ::
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was a visitor in Bozeman the latter
/ part of last week.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ferris Of
Manhattan, were in the county seat
on business last Friday.
Mrs. w. ]. Reeder, of the Baker
Greek district, spent a few hours IN
Bozeman on a shopping visit last
! Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Lytle of the
West Gallatin canyon, were motor
visitors in BOzeman and spent a few
hours in the business district one day
last week.
Sam Collett, who had been a pa
tient at the South side hospital un-
dergoing treatments for bronchitis,
departed Sunday for his home at
BOzeman Hot Springs.
Mrs. D. P. Stone of Central Park,
accompanied by Mrs. w. A. Hough of
Belgrade, were among those from out
of town attending the Woman's Day
program at Montana State college
last Saturday.
A. L. Olsen, principal of the Bel
Grade school, and William Fitzsteph-
ems of the Montana Power company's
Belgrade plant, were callers at the
court house one day last week.
Miss Belva Hilb teacher of the
Fort Ellis school, visited the office of
Miss Lucille Quaw, county superin-
! tendent of schools last Saturday.
The Fort Ellis school closes Thurs
day, May 20.
Arthur Sears, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles j. Sears, who has been teach
ing at the high school in Vananda
: during the past year, returned to
BOzeman last week to spend the
5 summer vacation.
. RI. Reisland the wellknown eye
sight specialist who has fitted eyes
scientifically, here for many years,
l. may be consulted at Hotel Bozeman,
June % and "a, all day -5-28-4t
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Andrews of
: Trident, motored to BOzeman Satur-
day to attend the Woman's Day pro-
o gram at Montana State college. Their
= daughter, Kathryn, was the pinaist
o for the program at the gymnasium.
+ Mrs. Carrie Todd Russell, who has
r been teaching the commercial depart
) ment of the Three Forks high school
is now spending the summer vaca-
: : tion at her home in Salesville. She
q was a shopper in Bozeman last Sat
# urday.
10 Saturdays weather was ideal, anc
It hui hdreds of automobiles lined the
'e curbs on Main street, while the cal
d. owners and the members of their
= families from the rural districts at
:, tended to business matters and visit
ed the stores.
Chester c. Davis of Helena, state
,s commissioner of agriculture, form
W er resident of Bozeman and former
at editor of the Bozeman Courier, wa
Of in BOzeman one day last week as tn
guest of his wife's parents, DIR. anc
le Mrs. c. S. Smith.
- Mrs. E. c. Felenzer departed las
evening for the east where she vii
10 visit relatives and friends in Omah;
ne and Chicago during the coming sum
m mer and winter, returning to he
er home in Bozeman some time mex
ge spring.
R. A. Nunnelly, Montana pionee
- - and Civil war veteran, who has bee
in quite i'll at his home, is now reporte
as being considerably improved i
health, and expects to participat
with the G.. A. r. veterans in tn
ge Memorial Day parade tomorrow.
IT'S A group of college students de
es. parted last Saturday by auto to spen
Sunday in Butte. The party include
ne ne Miss Mary Baldwin, Miss Helen Pa
ho o tersOn, Miss Mary Alice Power
NO Henry Linker, Floyd Nebel and And
or 3riscoe. The young ladies were guest
val at the home of Miss Baldwin.
ny At the banquet given in connectiC
Ike with the Beoverhead county federatic
're of WOman's {. s at Dillon las Sa
up, urday, Mrs. T. H. Menke, former
''U Miss Blanche Border, of Bozema
was chairman in charge and arrang,
m an excellent menu composed entire
,ds cf Montana products.
ro- Attorney w. S. Stephenson of Be
rly grade, was business and professio
rm al visitor in the county seat last Ss
Nv urday. He said the rural distric
al could stand considerable moistu
"' which was needed for the prop
in termination of grain and vegetat
ght seed now in the ground.
one Ranchers in town yesterday fro
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