The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-04-09
LOGAN NEWS
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transacted business in town Friday.
Mrs. Earl Bryant and Mrs. Walter
Hall motored to BOzeman Friday
evening to spend a few hours.
jim Corbet was in town Saturday
from his ranch home in the Horse
shoe hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Quincy were
shoppers in town Saturday from their
ranch home in the Horseshoe hills.
Elmer Franks returned Saturday
from Ennis where he spent several
days on business.
Miss Viola Ldary went over to
Butte Friday evening to visit her
parents over the weekend.
Mrs. Walter Thomas left a few
days ago for Laurel, to join her hus-
band who has a position there.
Miss Mary Hajek and brother Bill,
were up from Charleston Tuesday
visiting Mrs. Earl Bryant.
EldOra Olsen was a business visitor
in Charleston for a few days last
week.
Mrs. Frank Dickover went over to
MissOula Sunday evening to visit her
husband who is in the hospital there
Hans Larsen has returned to his
home in Logan after spending several
months in the hospital in MissOu!a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Malin and daugh.
ter Nan were Saturday visitors in
town from the Madison valley.
Dick Fabrick of Three Forks trans
acted business in town Wednesday
afternoon.
J. ". Nelson of the y. P. Dining
car department was a local caller
Monday on his way to St. Paul.
The pail bearers were Frank John
son, Earl Bryant, Will Fisher, Billy
HeastOn, Mic BOsin and Carl Diesher
Mrs. Edith Vaughn came up iron,
Townsend Friday night to visit al
the Ellison and Bryant homes and
at the Carpenter ranch over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Herchel and fam
lily were in town Saturday afternoon
from the Madison valley to attend
school election.
Mrs. May Wilson has returned
home after a two weeks visit with
her brother Will Crowley and family
in BoZeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Young and fam
lily of Three Forks were Monday
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Jenny.
Miss Winnifred Jackson returned
to her home in Laurel last Monday,
after spending several days visiting
at the Ray Thomas home on the Mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry DarlintOn and
children were in town Saturday after
, noon from Madison valley to attend
, school election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
Mrs. Walter Thompson, Mrs. Bernict
Thompson and Oscar Thompson were
Bozeman visitors Friday afternoon
Mrs. Robert Bolton and Mrs. LloyC
!. Meador and two children went ovel
Z to Helena Friday evening to spenC
: the weekend.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Jack TOmlinsOn ant
children arrived on No. A Monda!
from Pullman, Washington to visi
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d Born, Sunday, April 9Th to Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Burnell a 9 pOun'
: son, both mother and baby are dOin,
: fine.
Mrs. Hoellier and daughter Mr.:
" Freida Walbert of Willow Greet
= were here Sunday to attend tn
funeral of Wallace Thompson.
II Mr.. Andrews of st. Paul and NJ
, Bryan of Livingston who is lunc
L room manager there, called in LOga
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and son Bobb
have returned from Thompson Fall
where they were calledslast week O
account of the death Of an uncle.
The funeral tributes were beautifr
and numerous, showing the high e
= TEEN in which the young man VIZ
held.
The next meeting Thursday, Apl
18th will be at the home of Mr.
Lewis Bevier, with Mrs. Charl
Traff as assistant hostess.
Mrs. Laura Burdick and Mr.. A
drew of St. Paul and Mr.. ByTn
Livingston were guests Tuesday ev
ming of Mrs. Olive Van Epps at h
home on the North side.
II Mike Crowley of Townsend spe
Tuesday in Logan on his return fro
Chicago where he shipped sever
carloads Of sheep and he visited
~ daughter Fernetta, who is attendi