The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-08

this week for BOZeman n will make
their home on a ranch near Belgrade.
Mrs. George Reichman is spending
a few weeks visiting former friends
and neighbOrs at Sedan and looking
after business interests. She is max
ing her home with her family at
Grandview, Washington.
The roads over the first and sec
Ond divides are impossible for auto
mobiles due to the recent storm and
all traffic has been going by way of
Livingston to Bozeman from Sedan
and vicinity.
Mrs. Arnold Burgundy entertained
the members of the Sedan Ladies Aid
society at her home last week. There
was a good attendance and everyone
enjoyed the roast goose dinner served
by the hostess.
Obi Logan and Denton Shocks of
Sedan drove a bunch of milk COWS to
BOzeman Saturday for L. \. Britain.
Denton remained over Sunday visit
ing his aunt, Miss Leora Hapner, and
other relatives in Bozeman.
MIS-. Floyd Davis received returns
from the poultry entries which she
made at the Montana state fair held
in Helena. She received second old
pen. second cock and first, second,
thild. fourth and fifth prize on Bar
red Plymouth rock hens.
Mrs. Lonnie Dwight of the Brack-
, EFT creek saw mill is spending this
week in Bozeman with her husband,
who is at the DeacOness hospital with
a broken leg sustained while working
in the timber at the mill last week.
He is recovering slowly and may
leave the hospital by the latter part
of this week.
Among the business callers in Boze-
man this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Owens, Mrs. c. P. Many, AL
bert Spar, Ole Oma, w. S. Christie
and daughter Ina, Nh. and Mrs. Mark
Jacobs, Mary Whitman, Cressie and
Will CONF, R. G. Gallup, Frank Ze-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamp-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Parker and
daughter Margaret Ellen, motored
from Big Timber Saturday to the
home of Mrs. Parker's parents. Gtr.
and Mrs. w. S. Combs, at the Brack-
EFT creek saw mill where they re-
manned until Sunday. They said no
snow had fallen in the vicinity of
Big Timber this year.
Mrs. Ed Foreman has received j
letter from her daughter Lenora who
IS teaching this year at Raymond,
Wash, stating that she had just re-
turned from Long Beach, Cal, where
she attended the teachers institute
held there in September. Miss Fore
man was graduated in August from
the Washington State Normal college
located at Ellensburg, Wash.
Neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Foreman of Sedan treated them to a
pleasant farewell party Saturday eve
ming and presented them with a set
Of silver knives and forks. After ?
few hours spent socially supper was
served by the ladies. Mr.. and Ms
Foreman expect to leave soon Tor
G~randview, Washington, where they
Will locate.
Friends Of Mrs. W. H. Ross. for
merly a resident Of Bridger canyon.
will be sorry to hear Of the death Of
her mother in Akron, Iowa, last week
following a paralytic stroke. Mrs
Ross left Bozeman when She received
word Of her mothers illness but diC
not reach her bedside before hei
death. Mrs. Ross will remain in lowe
! with relatives for a time.
p Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur MacMahor
? have moved their household goods t.
u. Bozeman and Mrs. MacMahon and tn,
g children are making their home Their,
t where the children are ATTENDING
t school. They spent the summer a
! the Bracket creek saw mill and Mr.
MacMahOn will remain in the canyol
until the close of the theshing sea
= son, as he is employed as separate,
man with the Bridger threshing com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Barnard AM
family mOtOred to Bozeman Monday
from Sedan where they remained fol-
a visit with Mrs. Barnard's mother
Mrs. Sam Eckert and Mr.. and Mrs
John Britain until Tuesday when Mrs
Barnard and two daughters left fol
G%randview, Washington to spend 8
short time with Mr.. Barnard's bro.
Their, Harry Barnard and family. Mr.
Barnard returned to Sedan Tuesday