The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-23

Livingston Last Friday to pay his
mother, Mrs. Matte Thompson a
short visit.
Senator D. F. Mains of Manhattan
was a local caller last Wednesday
while on his way home from a bust
ness visit to Conrad.
Rev. W. H. Mitchell of Townsend.
called on friends in a1wn the first
of the week, while on his way to
Whitehall to conduct services.
Mrs. Louise Gordon left last Fri
day for Butte, where she will visit
her sisters and other relatives for
a month or six weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. r. L. Wright were
passengers through to their home in
Livingston after visiting Mr. right's
aunt at TOston.
John Scotland has resigned his posi-
ton as transfer clerk at the N. P.
station and has gone to Butte for
the winter.
Inspector Brock, accountant F.
HOffbeck and travelling chef Mr..
Andrews were recent callers at the
N. P. lunch room on a tour of in
spectiOn.
j. w. Strachan was a recent visitor
in Livingston, going over to hear
President Charles Dunelly, OF the
n. P. speak to the R. r. club.
Mrs. l.. A. MeadOr and baby went
over to Livingston Thursday to visit
relatives and attend the banquet of
the B. OIL. NJ.
Mrs. l. A. Sanders was in town
Friday, returning to her home on the
Madison from a visit to Butte, where
she was called on account of the ser
iOus illness of her daughter.
Frank Plettle, of Livingston, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Julius
Ehman, a few days prior to his de-
parture for California where he ex-
poets 10 spend the winter.
DIR. Dimon and Mrs. Henrietta
Crockett, county nurse, were in town
Monday from Three Forks to hold the
baby clinic and conduct a health ex.
% animation of the school children.
Mrs. Clifton Ashley went over to
z Butte Saturday to take the Montana
special to California where she will
spend the remaining winter months
] with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Ed Mccarthy and Mrs. John
Smith, of Laurel, greeted old friend
in town last Monday while returning
to their home from a visit with
& friends at Three Forks.
9 Mrs. D. A. Swarner has returned
to her home in the Madison after a
{ business and pleasure trip to Boze
: man and Belgrade. Mr.. and Mrs
5 c. r. Grogan brought her home in
d their car from Belgrade.
Miss Katherine Flynn was also 2
> passenger on the Montana specia
bound 10 California. w. J. Kelley
has accepted a position in the Logar
Mercantile store during Miss Flynn.
: absence.
" Mrs. George Cabue who on her re
+" turn from a visit to Dillon, wa.
stricken suddenly i'll and was taker
I" to the Deaconess hospital in Baze
man last Wednesday where she un
derwent an operation. At last report
she was doing nicely.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Lang, Mr.. an
n. Mrs. R. H. Johnston and Mr.. an,
in Mrs. Lou Bevier were guests at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob BOltin las
10 Saturday night. Cards were enjoy
ed until a late hour when deliciOu
lunch was served by the hostess.
lg Mr.. Nuttall was in town Monda.
afternoon from the Horseshoe hills
" and reported that Ross Prather ha
just been seriously injured in tn
It. timber near Missoula, where he ha
he been working. His friends in thi
vicinity will be very sorry to lear
n. of this.
he Mrs. Frank Caruso and daughte.
Dorothy have returned from Nebras
IS ka where they went several week
ne ago expecting to remain all white
81 They found the extreme cold an