The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-09

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Miss Pearl Swisher, of Bozeman,
was a weekend guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Foreman.
Mrs. Frank Jarvis was a guest
Wednesday evening of Mrs. Ed Fore
man.
Mrs. Paul Karlen and daughter,
zelda, were guests, Friday, of Mrs.
C. P. Many.
Viola Christie spent Monday with
Pauline Britain, helping her to cele-
brate her fifth birthday.
Ed. Foreman, local forester, and
Fred Anger made a business trip
to the Flathead ranger station last
week.
Miss Eva Stucky opened the Upper
Bridger school Monday morning after
a two-weeks' holiday vacation, which
she spent with relatives and friends
in Bozeman and Livingston.
Mrs. Florence StrattOn, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. c. P.
Monry, and other relatives for a few
days, left Saturday for Missoula,
where she has accepted a position.
Elvin Wicker and Wallace Johnson
have returned to BOzeman and re-
sumed their work at the High School
after spending the vacation in the
canyon at the ranch home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Wicker.
Miss zelda Koch, who has been max
ing her home in Cherryville, Kas., for
some time, has returned to Bozeman
and will remain with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Karlen, at their ranch
home.
Eugene Todd, an employee of the
fish hatchery, has been spending the
Christmas holidays at Big Timber,
with relatives and friends, has re-
turned and is now on regular duty at
the hatchery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitman was TAX
en- seriously i'll Wednesday at their
ranch home and was removed to Boze-
man to the hospital where she under
went an operation Wednesday night
from the effects of which she has
recovered and is getting along as well
as can be expected.
Seth M. Ainsworth, of the United
States bureaus of fisheries, who was
appointed to fill the position recently
vacated by H. D. Dean, has just re
turned from the Meadow Greek hatch
cry near McAllister, where he has
been in charge Of a very successful.
field work with Lock Leven trout
Mr.. Ainsworth was accompanied by
his wife and her mother, Mrs. Bassett
They will make their home in the
, new bungalow, where the Dean family
3 lived while at the hatchery.
? The Christmas and New Year
meeting of the Happy Day club wa.
. held Wednesday, January ?, at tn.
I home of Miss Cressie CONF. A goo,
> crowd was present, considering tn
cold weather. Two visitors, Mrs. Ros
Il and Mrs. Hampton, were present.
:, big dinner was enjoyed at one O'Clock
after which a Christmas box was en-
joyed by the ladies, and one was ais
Il provided for the men, as a surpris
e for them, which was greatly enjOyel
}. The next meeting will be in two weel
q at the home of Mrs. Donald Christi
January Is.
e. The Bridger Booster club held the
L regular meeting Friday evening.
lie good-sized crowd was present, co
Ie sidering the severe cold weather. tt
Oe meeting was called to order by Pres
$. dent Ole Oma, and a short busine
session was held, after which a sple,
nt did talk was given by W. L. Stoc'
IN ton, Of Bozeman, on "Grain Marke
ing" Another talk was given
Walter Mecklenburg, of Bozeman, o
- "The Poultry Show" that is to
= held in Bozeman soon. The regul
. program was postponed until the ne
y meeting. The refreshment commit
:: served sandwiches, doughnuts al
- coffee at the close Of the meetin