The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-16

MI. and Ms. J5hn McDanie.s
We're in town a few days ago from
their home in the Horseshoe hills,
They drove to Manhattan on business.
MIS-. Tobin and daughters, Of Man
haitian, w-rG Sunday visitors with
.r.ends in town.
Miss Larson, Of Three Forks. was
a recent guest OF friends in town.
She was returning home after a visit
in Minnesota.
Mrs. Robert Bolton spent the week
end witf3 relatives in Helena, re
turning home Monday.
Mrs. Lolita Olson, who has been
very i'll for several weeks at her
nome on Flowers street, is much i'm
proved and able TO sit up.
Henry Mcdonnell and his sister in
law, Mrs. Steve Mcdonnell were re
cent callers in Manhattan with rel
atives.
Monday afternoon, the pupils and
faculty. of our school were highly
entertained by the Wesleyan college
Glee Club of Helena. Rev. E. z. Loft
Of Three Forks, accompanied the club
to Logan.
Mrs. Harry Darlington and family
have returned to their home in Mad
ison Valley, after several weeks visit
with Mrs. DarlingtOn's mother, in
Helena.
The Woman's Community club met
at the home of Mrs. R. H. Johnston
last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. L. A.
Meader also acting as hostess. Four
y new members were taken into the
club and plans were made for an
+ entertainment to be given soon. Also.
if the weather permits, a skating
8 party will soon be given by the ladies.
The next meeting Will be held at the
home of Mrs. Wallace Burnell, on
g Madison avenue, Jan. "a, and ali
ladies of town are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smarsclie and
: children, of Superior, Wis, who have
been making a two weeks visit with
n Mrs. Smarsclie's sister and brothers
Mrs. Jack Landers, Wallace, and
Charlie Burnell, of Logan and Dave
Burnell and family of Three Forks
left last Saturday for Thompson FALL
~ where they will visit a sister, going
from there to the coast to visit with
other relatives. Mrs. Smarsclie vii
+ be remembered as Miss Lily Burnell
" Earl Robbins, famous wrestler o
Manhattan has the contract to dis
mantle and remove what is known
:. as the Story Rock plant, just ives
:: of town on the Gallatin river. w
:: are indeed sorry to learn that thi
= industry is a thing of the past TO
:: our town, and reminds US of on
- dreams of a few years ago when W
On proudly watched the construction 0
ey this monster rock crushing plant, on
NJ Of the largest in the state, and whic
- at times employed a large crew G
no men and crushed and loaded an w
>" age of from FIVE to ten carloads c
screened and graded crushed rock pc
al day. The Holland road between Maj
haitian and Amsterdam, and the spec
H. way from Manhattan east to with
AZ a few miles of Belgrade were bui
iP> of material from this plant, ar
H. Butte, Whitehall, and Bozeman we,
iip supplied with many hundreds of ca
al loads of finished crushed rock, al
we naturally had the impression tn.
" this industry would remain with
~ indefinitely. AS one of our citizeI
'0" expressed it, after witnessing t
great boom and fall of our fair cit
eS' we sure are in a position to symp
'"' thize with people who have also W
messed the rise and fall of 9th
great empires"
l.. c. Bevier has received word tn
his brother, Sam Sharman, of s;
Lake City, and who has many frien
in this vicinity has just receiv
official notification hat he has be
placed upon the first team of eig
shooters to represent the Amate
TrapshOOting association in I
Olympic games. Sam and his fam
left New York, Jan. IS for a tour
the world, planning to be in Pa
shortly before the section of
Olympic games in which he co
80 petes comes up in the spring.
YES.