The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-05

home near Belgrade. The ladies
have ordered fifty yards of material
which will be made into aprons and
children's garments, to be sold a.
their bazaar, to be held in November.
They are rehearsing for a play which
will be presented at the Sedan Hall
in the near future. The aid was also
in charge OF the hot lunch which was
served at noon on election day to the
officials in charge of the polls, and
to a large number of voters who
were present during the moor hour.
The proceeds will go toward the
maintenance of the Sedan church.
Delayed
George Brown, who has been at
West Yellowstone for the past few
weeks supervising the installation of
a saw mill which he is locating there,
spent the week in the canyon with
his family.
Norman Barnard, who has been
at Sedan with his son Carl for the
past month, left this week for his
home in Franklin, n. c. Mr.. Barnard
is interested in the lumber industry
in the south.
Vance Church of Sheridan has pur-
chased the Sam Foreman ranch in
the Sedan valley. Mr.. Church has
been running the Britain ranch dur
ing the past year.
Mr.. Burch has brought in his sheep
from the Bridger range where they
were pastured during the summer,
and expects to feed 1900 head at his
home ranch near Sedan this winter.
The children and teacher of the Up
per Bridger school will entertain the
parents at a Halloween party at the
school house Friday afternoon. A
short program will be followed by
appropriate games and refreshments.
daughters Emma and Viola, and Mr..
Christie's brother, George, motored
to Bracket creek Saturday evening
where they visited until Sunday at
the ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Christie and family.
General election will be held at the
Upper Bridger school house Tuesday,
Nov. A. There will be no school in
this district election day. The polls
at Sedan will be at the Sedan hall to
be open during the usual hours.
Miss Nellie Brown, who has been
with her sister Mrs. Vergil Terry at
Clyde Park for the past six weeks,
returned home Tuesday. Bryan Terry
of Clyde Park drove over to the
Brown ranch On business and re
manned over until Wednesday.
Mrs. A. n. Melvin and Walter Ridg-
way are spending a few days at Sc
dan looking after ranch interests
here. They motored through from
the coast where Mrs. Melvin holds 4
position as representative for the
Princess dresses.
Judge and Evelyn Foreman, who
are attending school at Mt. Ellis
academy, spent the week end at the
Bridger ranger station with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Foreman.
! Miss MYRTLE SwerIy Of Bozeman was
their guest.
Mrs. A. D. Sheridan of Sedan re-
ceived word this week of the birth Of
a son to her daughter Mrs. Jack
Hebison, in Bozeman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hebison were former residents OF
Sedan and Mrs. Hebison was Miss
Emma Sheridan before her marriage
A community dance was given al
the Whitman ranch Friday evening
which vas enjoyed by a large numbe,
of the people in the canyon. MusiC
was furnished by the Hoell brothers
Of Fort Ellis. At midnight a de
%licious supper was served by the la
dies.
Miss Fannie CONF spent a few day,
last week at the ranch home of ne.
sister Miss Cressie CONF. Miss Con,
came to Montana from Kansas Cit
early this summer and visited sew
eral months at the CONF ranch here
She is now located in Bozeman.
Knowles Salee, Is year old son q
Mr.. and Mrs. Sallee of Sedan, wa
seriously cut on the leg just above
the knee one day last week. A ply
stefan was summoned from Bozeman
who dressed the wound, but there arr
! symptoms of blood poisoning develop
! ing.
The Boosters club will hold theil
first meeting of the year at tn,
Tower Rridger school Friday evening
s Nov. Z. At this time election of Of
ficers for the ensuing year will TAX,