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The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

E&lNNNll
I Mrs. Helen Key Of Philadelphfa
has purchased the Sheppard Beauty
parlor and will take charge to.
morrow. str
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Sulzer and
family departed Monday for Mt. Har
ris where Mr.. Sulzer is employed, to
make their home
Congressman and Mrs Taylor en-.
tertained at dinner Monday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. N. Taylor. Miss Anne
Taylor, Of Kansas City, a niece Of
Congressman and c. w. Taylor. Ars.
Eta Schwarz and daughter, Miss
Erma, and Miss Anna Flockhart.
Mrs. Ed. T. Taylor Will be a guest
Of the Carbondale Study club tomor-
row and give a short address on
Official Washington. tI
Bert Station, Francis Jacobs, and
other George, hunted in the Sopris
Greek district Sunday. lf
Kenneth and Carl Reynolds, Ralph
and Ronald Hawkins all of Denver,
arrived in the city Friday and were
guests at the o. L. Mccartney home
until Saturday evening when they
went up into the Thomasville country
TO hunt deer.
Mrs. Ella Mallory, of Rifle, is in the
city to remain some time, probably
all winter.
R. F. Duffy Of Edwards, "a years
old was instantly killed Tuesday even
ing. He was riding on load of polls
when his team started to run and in
leaping from the load his foot went
thru the spokes of the wagon wheel
and he was dragged to death.
--S-
Mrs. Neal O'Kane Of Grand Valley
was guest at the home of County
Clerk and Mrs. Walter Frost Sat
urday. l
Mr.. and Mrs. William Silverman
arrived by auto from Denver Monday
and have taken the Williams cottage
on Eighth street for the winter. Mrs.
Silverman is sister Of Mrs, +, W.
Schmitt.
Harry Hoff Of Salida visited at the
Duffy home on South Grand, over
Sunday.
Mrs. E. e. Lucas entertained the
Bridge club this week Tuesday AFTER
noon instead of Wednesday, the reg
ular meeting day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Thorson returned
Monday from Denver where they had
spent a pleasant week.
Little Wayne Burdge who has been
suffering from an injected hand as
the result of a slight blister, has
practically recovered.
The schools Of Carbondale, New
Castle, and Silt gave a holiday Fri
day so the children could attend "The
Covered Wagon" given at the Para
mount Orpheum In this city.
Mrs. G.. R. Mccarthy VIII entertain
and Mrs. Leslie Hall and daughter,
. Carman, Of Rifle, returned from
Denver Sunday night, where they had
spent pleasant week
H. L. Jenness of the Highway de-
partment returned Tuesday from Midi
die Park where he had spent ten days
in the interest of his work.
Charles Brackney, of North Glen
wood who accompanied his wife to
salida where she was operated the
first Of last week, returned home Mon
dny night and reports Mrs. Brackney
doing nicely.
-r-
"CHEvON' Is NAME
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

George Smart and Milt Cox OF Car
diff have returned from their hunt
each bringing In q Ane buck.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

The Royal Neighbors' Card Party
was a success from the standpoint of
attendance and finances. Mrs. Chas.
Gambrel won the first prize for the
ladies, while William Rittmayer won
the corresponding mems prize. Mrs.
George Pelcher won the consolation.
After the games delicious refresh
ments were served.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Bert Pitzer came up Friday from
Grand Junction to see his little dau-
ghters.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16
COAL Foa SALE

I handle Marion and South Canon
coal and will be glad to have your
order to fill your bins.
LESLIE BAILLIE.
Phone Glenwood s7Rs or 32ow.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strange are
moving from Grand Junction to this
city where they will make their home
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Word was received in this city of
the death of Mrs. Hofacre, wife Of
Rev HOfncre who lived for time
On the Bud Carbury ranch below
town. Mrs. Hofacre passed away
October 3rd, at Chula Vista, Calf.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

A pleasant card party was given
Friday evening at the home of Con-
gressman and Mrs. Taylor In honor
OF their niece. Miss Anne Taylor. who
is visiting here from Kansas City.
Prizes were won by Miss Helen Pat
terson, Miss Taylor, Harold Parkison
and Phil Rigney.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mrs Bertha Beardsley was an out
going passenger today for Glenwood,
after attending to business matters
in town.-Aspen Democrat-Times.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

c. G. Green came down from Car.
dill Monday to consult a physician
having been in poor health the past
few. weeks.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Ed. Kistler, with the Kistler Sta
tionery company of Denver, Clark
Winters, with the Bankers Supply
company Of Denver, and 9. b. Helm
sohn, who has a printers supply
house in Denver, went out into the
hills for their. deer. They made an
annual pilgrimage to these parts
every fall for this purpose.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Barnette Napier went to Denver
Tuesday on a business trip accompan-
led by his sister. Miss Clair Napier.
who is returning to New York to con-
tinue her studies in interior decor
alton.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

FOR sALE-1os bead Of Wen bred
Hamp and Shrspshire' ewss, 70
years old. Earl NcGloch1in, Gypsum,
Colo. 1O-16-2t
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

George Hayes who fell while deer
huntipg near Aspen. discharging his
gun and shooting himself thru the
hand, is recovering at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hayes.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

FOR SALE-300 stands Of good bees
Write at once. N. NJ. Good, Grand
Valley, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. I. v. Roberts and dau-
ghter. Miss Florence and son. Clyde,
returned Saturday from trip 10
Montrose, Delta and surrounding
towns.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16
NOTICE

Anyone wishing me to do their
dental work, come soon, as this office
will be closed about Nov. 1st for sew
eral months.
DIR. MILLER.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

rMrs. G. R. Mccarthy will entertain
the P. p. o. next Tuesday.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

FOR SALE-B flat trombsas and good
leather case. Inquire at this office.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Trout are re-
3oicing over the arrival of a winsomo
baby girl last Saturday. Mrs Trout
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tin
Doyle.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Little Wayne Burdge who. has beer
suffering from an infected hand al
the result of slight blister, has
practically recovered.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Tom Goodrich was in the city Sat-
urday and reports that several other
men who are working on the road
from Dotsero to Gypsum came down
to see "The Covered Wagon"
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mrs. E. E. Lucas entertained the
Bridge club this week Tuesday after
noon instead of Wednesday, the reg
ular meeting day.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mrs. Charles Wilcox arrived In the
city last week to visit friends and to
take the baths.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Thorson returned
Monday from Denver where they had
spent pleasant week.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mrs G. R. Mccarthy VIII entertain
and Mrs. Leslie Hall and daughter,
= Carman, Of Rite, returned from
Denver Sunday night, where they had
spent pleasant week.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Sewing machines for sale OF reat q
I'd F. Tsrbell's, sos Cooper avenue.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

The schools of Carbondale, New
Castle. and Silt gave holiday Fri
day so the children could attend 1.-THE
Covered Wagon" given at the Para
mount-O -Orpheum In this city.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

WANTED-A limited number Of young
ladies to board and room for the
winter. Inquire at this office.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

FOR SALE-Library table. inquire
1119 Colorado avenue 10-0-1t
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

AA
MoKslvis, oollbran Austionser. rsl.-
phone collect.
Sewing machines for sale or re.t q
I'd F. Tsrbell's, sos Cooper avenue.
Mrs. Charles Wilcox arrived In the
city Last week to visit friends and to
take the baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fairbanks, of
Pueblo visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. e.
Nottingham Thursday.
Mrs. Bertha Beardsley was an out
. going passenger today for Glenwood,
after attending to business matters
In town.-Aspen Democrat Times.
The Royal Neighbors' Card Party
was success from the standpoint Of
attendance and finances. Mrs. Chas
Gambrel won the first prize for the
ladies, while William Rittmayer won
the corresponding mems prize. Mrs.
George Pelcher won the consolation.
After the games delicious refresh
ments were served.
Tom Goodrich was in the city Sat-
urday and reports that several other
men who are working on the road
from Dotsero to Gypsum came down
to see "The Covered Wagon"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strange are
moving from Grand Junction to this
city where they will make their home.
Bert Pitzer came up Friday from
Grand Junction to see his little dau-
ghters.
Miss Evangeline Moore, of Silt, and
Miss May Gottbehust of Dry Hollow
were here over Saturday.
c. G. Green came down from Car
dill Monday to consult physician,
having been in poor health the past
few weeks.
A pleasant card party was given
Friday evening at the home of Con-
gressman and Mrs. Taylor in honor
Of their niece. Miss Anne Taylor, who
is visiting here from Kansas City.
Prizes were won by Miss Helen Pat
terson, Miss Taylor, Harold Parkison
and Phil Rigney.
Ed. Kistler, with the Kistler Sta
tionery company of Denver, Clark
Winters, with the Bankers Supply
company Of Denver, and @. d. Helm
sohn, who has printers supply
house in Denver, went out into the
hills for their deer. They made an
annual pilgrimage to these parts
every fall for this purpose.
George Hayes who fell while deer
hunting near Aspen, discharging his
gun and shooting himself thru the
hand, Is recovering at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hayes.
Word was received In this city of
the death of Mrs. Hofacre, wife Of
Rev Hofncre who lived for time
On the Bud Carbury ranch below
town. Mrs. Hofacre passed away
October 3rd, at Chula Vista, Calf.
Mrs. Maggie Mahle and daughter,
Miss Gertrude Pericin, spent a few
days in this city last week with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Maggie
Cunningham. They were returning
from walsenburg to their home in
Aspen. ' aff
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Trout are re-
t0icing over the arrival OF winsomc
baby girl last Saturday. Mrs. Trout
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
Doyle.
Barnette Napier went to Denver
Tuesday on business trip accompan-
led by his sister. Miss Clair Napier,
who is returning to New York to con-
tinue her studies in interior decor
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. v. Roberts and dau-
ghter. Miss Florence and son. Clyde.
returned Saturday from a trip TO
Montrose, Delta and surrounding
towns.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Harry Hon Of Salida visited at tn,
Duffy home on South Grand, ovel
Sunday.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16
H5S5a11a1] ]1a5 J. 1.R1 &c I91EGa7
&@1!A!L!.S |ll4|![ i! &0NAE

AcKslvis, Collb.an Austionssr. Tsls-
phone collect.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fairbanks, Of
Pueblo visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. C.
Nottingham Thursday.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

FOR RENTSTwo room cottage. Rem,
reasonable. See MacTavish, 9os
Pitkin avenue.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

STOVE PIPE-Larse stock ON hand
all sizes. Prices right. We set up
stoves. See MacTavish, ct Glenwcod
Sheet Metal Works.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. William Silverman
arrived by auto from Denver Monday
and have taken the Williams cottage
on Eighth street for the winter. MIS-.
Silverman is sister Of Mrs. f. W.
Schmitt,
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mrs. Neal O'Kane Of Grand Valley
was guest at the home of County
Clerk and Mrs. Walter Frost Sat
urday.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. sulzer and
family departed Monday for Mt. Har
ris where Mr.. Sulzer is employed, to
make their home.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13

Frank WsTwood spent severa- days
~ Czrkston lzst week boxing =
CEDAR posts
Ire s,cizl - re church basement.
Friday eTening, vas o-e y -&e ues'
q ire year. TIE women O tA=
1~e-ghborhood prepared re program
which vas q fellows:
Ms 2. y. Parker celebrated rs
birthday last SUrisy ~l-1 = anal.
dinner, her daughters. Ms Reese
Esgzr. q Bozen2n, Ms Wesley
DAYS and Ms. Arthur San6q1ist-
vi-h t5eir families, being tie guess.
One o. The nos- enjoyable parties
OF TIE season vas given a. re home
OF Mr. and Ms. VIZ Amend ks-
week L was n honor O Mrs. A.
-e1d's and Mrs. Frank Wewcc5S
birthdays and everyone present hope
they might celebrate many more
Instrumental music, Cark Ryen.
\ nunber O songs by the Schoo.
children After the program proper
he ladies pu- OF Z number q stunt.
which created much merinent. -
pscislly tie automobile race. 4,
the close o. the evening re iad:e:
served ice-erean, cake azd co<-ee
There were over forty people prese--
and al voted i : very plezsz-.
evening.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13
WEST END
: :

B Werner spz-- = te~ days -
f1elis Il B,enza Is: wee
Ms Ruth Aatonsez spent las: seek
with aer parents II BozeEan
". a1d Ms z WenI an
daughter. Eunzdire. spent S1rda,
afternoon a. tLe B. Te-rs- tons.
e Cast loz5& Z cz-.oG y csrle
a. Caes-rC FRAY. ~aicL - le-
Gently sid % 3ir. Taylor. y Be-.
grade.
Mrs. AIbe- Julian and small SCI
q Bczenzn. spent : :eE days w..
hsr grandparents, II. snd BIS. =
l. Wells. las- week
TIE Ve--oif children rad tce rs
fortune while driving % school las.
Monday morning. 70 break z horse'i
.eg. The horse sliPpad II = hole an
the leg was broken before he -=zu
was stopped The amin. hac = ..
killed
Among me West En- callers :,
Bozemzn during ire week we're: BIZ
and Mrs. Z. Giye1s. ~. and Mrs
B. Werner. NJ. am Ms. Ear We-
~ and daughter. B1Eadine. =. I
Wells I'd Cash, Ees Jensen :. Hof:
nan L VerEoE, Any Sorerse- -
Bernhard Verne.
Among th%e from his Ec.n,-y Il
Muir who attended ne dance a. Ch@:
MT Saturday n:ght we-e: IL. n
Ars. 4. S5-=nser. Ms. N.-er. Pr
A--3nse1- Lucille Pierce. =:e-s
Werner, Bernhard Werner. Viii Pierc.
Lao-A-d Scre-s=- Nels Sigz-5 II
OTTO Spei-1.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13
BRIDGER CANYON.
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Ms. a Bergande VII entertain
The Sedan Ladies AID :. her hone.
T-usdsy.
ANDY johnson, O. Sedan. rode ove-
.le divide 70 Bozenan OF business
lzsc week and reports tie roeds ove-
ire divide u good shape fo-UaveL.
Paul Ksrlen drove Saturday 70 Sc
tar. Were he spent : few 1o1=
t-z1sscing Business a. tie :. =
Frances ranch
Ar. and Ms P. AcNzto1 czlet
Sunday a. the home o. III. ard TE.
". Z. Wicker aid Ms. Mary Hop:
al family.
AaE Barnard, re I9nonch-old
daughter Q: Hr. znG Ms. Car Ban
ar. q Solar Is seriously I. VIII
measles a16 pneumonia q Ire home
= Ie- grandparents Z Livingston
L9. Ray B3yd. wEo was shopping
= Bozemz. Sz1--zy. 1zd re ms
-1-s . SIP q re - YAK "a
~ a-d painfully sp-a-n.-g Ire Iga
mer-s q her right wrist.
TIE government flags az ha q. s
1z--h=- s-6 Bridger ranger
s3-c- z-s Being raised Only . IA;
Is = k5-y- o: re .zce pyes.6en.
wilson. which observance VIII COZ
:.-ue to- Z month,
Ms Jean Thompson and cues
Mss Ruth Faust. o: re STATE Co.
.=Ee, spent ire r@:e-1 vsz-5,
VII -Ee formers parents. II. a..
Ars. v 7. Thompson. a. Ire rs.
hatchery.
TIE Sedan sociz. cen-er red : o..
netting :: the zctool house Frda,
er=n-rg. Afte- ~ regular ner
inch was se-.et - TIE ladies. II
-=H- meeting VII % he'd re sec5-
FTdsv n March.
Ar ard Ms. John Is and SIs
Lee. wEo have beer making IRE.
home near Boze-an tor Soue -me
zre noT UoTIg = her ranch c
Bracket creek. ard wee guests Sur
day night % yr. and Mrs. Dona.
Christie.
Among The B3zeman visitors du1
ing the week were. Hr. aid Hrs. =
Z Wicker. George Christie, Alfre
N-cks, Nrs. Nellie Craig. Home
White. Donald Christie. Nr. and "
H 4. Jeter, Lon Shook. Ny. ard Nr
Frank Zem2n, Ole Oma. ". :. Chm
lie. Peter Dambres and Mss 1,
SCucky.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13
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TIE Misses Ella ard Nellie Griffin
were confined % cher house re pa
Two weeks vi. measles.
Mss Der-de Wc=e.5r e--e-e. -
freshman clzss q Ga--a-in o51r-;
high school to- the second semester.
Ms Lyrie Sales ard baby -
TUNED . their home. Saturday. -r5-
rhe Deaeoness hospits..
Henri Border AID his brother, John
Border, are having Al outing an
fishing TIP a. me Border simmer
camp a. Swans Nest Up the Gallz-in-
Car Rosenberg ard family. rzve
moved from the Kremer ranch 70 IN
Blackwood ranch, which he vii farm
this year.
Miss Yinita Lee. VINO was called
% Lamar, Cob. OF account OF he
sudden death OF her brother. prczi,
dent o. the Lamar National hank
returned Monday.
Those II Bozeman Saturday shop
ping and transacting business were
George Carer, Berg CLARK. Car 10
senburg, NE. William Todd, Mr. an
Mrs Z. Portnall, Stacy Clayton and
Z. v. Corner.
0. L Ward Jr., the seven-year-old
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Q. l. Ward. w.o
had n operation for appendicitis 2,
the D~eaconess hospital about -er
days ago. vas able 70 leave the hos.
pItal Thursday.
The revival meetings a. the Crls
tan church are progressing yer,
nicely the past week The c. Z. 81
ciety had an attendance OF IS las
Sunday evening. The contest vi.
close in March and the losing sd.
VIII furnish q dinner for the winnin.
side.
Miss Grace Street and Mary Sloar
former teachers q the Sa.esvIll
school, write from Kodak. Alaska
where they are now teaching ina
they are getting along fine. 1-ae,
, say they nave had some very col,
weather there. 20 below zero. and lor
? Of wind, but didn't last long.
Ar. and Mrs. Peter Karst returne
Sunday evening from several week:
stay II the middle west. They I'd
mItted there was some severe weath
er II Chicago and al through Wis
consin, where the Thermometer 2,
E as low as p below zero. Both q
!, them are glad 70 get back . ca,
!. latin county, where the weather
pleasant and far more comfortable.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13

II Sweden. q <zntd something for
nothing. znd felt peevt tkzt r I'd
70 ray Is much tor merks-1ise snd
service II rhis co1ncE = Z would
have 70 pay IT s-y o-aer e,l2nSo&
and highly cultured ae-lo- q er-
lied White people
Having lived II Ch.czgo snd II
TIE great Pacific northwest tc- more
Than . cuzre rot 2 e=rUE, U-o
before and after re advent q TIE
Vols,ezd. so-eaiG prohi5.uon, ~,
and having lived II SEedsn foE IL
past TO years o. more 1Dcer ne
recent not box lzT q government
regulation am control q rhe lig1oE
business. I cznnot 100 enp1ztcaLy
assert t1z- L i ny Eooes- Ws- r2-
/ would Ike = see the gCoo 90 l.
:. \ adopt the sane system 4 ne
United States I'll Only send Z eo1-
. rezsiorzl delegation = Sweden az
honestly and thoroughly investigate
Ire licuor conditions Il CG-s cc1n1yr
sure they =IIi ind thz- . sdoPt-
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13
CHIROPRACTOR SAYS
WRITER ALL WRONG
FORMER LIvINGSTONIAN NOW
N SWEDEN SAYS WRITER
WAS MISINFORMED

! lec-sr was received n Bozauar
tc.s week from : former Livingston
Chiroprsc-o-. nov successfully przc-:c-
ing his profession II Stockholm. IT
which ne writer q Z special article
T IL O re big national weekly
magazines rs severely taken q task
~ re rece-. publication u state
r-er-s. especially attacking The So
b-ie-y 4 he people q Sweden, which
Il said was either due = plain mis-
information OF rhe z-5i=c1 OF z gen
nine desire % iniure ire status q the
people q that cocurcy n IRE minds
q Americans.
TIE writer q the lecte- was Dr..
John !. Berg, 2 former practicing
C~hi-oprsctor n Livingston. and part
ne- OF Dr.. Albert 7. Fox II the Park
county seat Before Dr.. Berg came
20 Livingston he successfully prac-
tieed MS profession in Portland. Ore.
Spokane. Washington, Seattle, Wash
ington. and other Pacific coast cities.
where he established z remarkable
reputation for cures OF cases classed
as ~incurable," b. members Of other
medical professions, and a. z time IN
the history OF ChirOpractc when the
science was little known, and general
y scoffed a. as q new fad"
DR.. Berg viii also Be remembered as
the holder, for eight years. OF the
light-heayyweight wrestling cham
pionship OF the world During his
long defense OF the championship
wrestling belt IN America ne was
known 20 sports writers and report
ers on the big metropolitan daily
newspapers IS we'll Is % The national
sporting fraternity generally. as the
squarest wrestler IN the game
Il IS as The Chiropractor Who
. Cures '~Incurable' Gases" that ne Is
: hest known 70 the people OF south.
central Montana, having . number OF
cases Of remarkable cures Of paralysis
tuberculosis, amnesia and nerve dis
eases 70 his credit. Al the time Of
his departure for Europe two years
ago he was proclaimed n large head
lines IN q New York publication q:
The Wonder Man from Montana"
The letter in defense q the Swed
ish people, therefore coming from /;
man Of DR.. Berg's character and stand
ing N Montana, carries conviction a
70 the truth OF his statements an,
gives the readers OF The Courier
frst-hand knowledge OF conditions Il
Sweden that they are unable 10 gail
from 2 perusal OF the so-caIled IN
ternational magazines OF press as
ISOLATION articles.
The imputation contained IN n
special writer's article that the PEG
= pie Of Sweden are now, or ever were
:. q nation Of human beings whose on
- and only aim IN life was the pursui
Of perpetual drunkenness" said D.
Berg IN his interesting letter, @is NJ
only q gross mis-statement Of fac
p but an untruth that seems on It's far
70 bear al the earmarks Of q person
II al auimus.
~Al / can say IS that the scribe WI
g wrote the article, for the writing {
which ne must have been paid a lare
sum al out Of proportion 70 It's valu
81 If honesty Of purpose and truth {
assertion were at all the measure Of i
e worth, must have been don on Il
y, Swedish nation for some reason /,
other and is taking out his spite
~ weak attempt az being funny
IA their expense; or IS sore because
didn't get things as he wanted the
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13
BELGRADE
" :: . = = /.

Hugh Reed vas shopping in Bel
grade, Saturday.
William Decker, was q business
caller n Bozeman. Saturday
John Brink Is reported 70 be ser
iously ii az his home in Belgrade.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Davis no
tored % Bozeman. Saturday.
NJ and Mrs. Hugh Biggs visited
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Biggs a. their
ranch home west OF Bozeman.
Maurice Heck, has gone % Roehes-
ter, MINI, where he expects 70 re-
main several weeks.
Lester Basset and family have
moved from their home in Belgrade
70 Z ranch home near Dry Greek.
Mrs Hans Knutson, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. FRANK
Morgan, Of Bozeman. returned 70 ne.
home in Belgrade, Friday.
Among those from Belgrade shop.
ping IN BOzeman Saturday were. Mr
and Ms. Richard Dale. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Cramer. Mrs. Frank Parker
ard Nr. and Mrs Charles Sanc1uisr
Ir- and Mrs. Harry Aagraw. wer.
pleasantly surprised Monday eveznz
February I, when their many friends
came IN on them. Light refresh.
ments were served at the close 0,
the evening. and ali enjoyed 2 fin.
time.
Mrs John Taylor gave a card party
al her home in Belgrade Tues6a,
evening, February 5. Two table
played five hundred. High scor,
went 70 Mrs. Frank Hieronymus
Dainty refreshments were served 2
tie close Of the evening.
Among those from Belgrade VIII.
attended the Eastern Star meetins
which was held IN Bozeman- Monday
February 4. were. Miss Florene
Penwel Mr. and Mrs. Jean Pen
vel, Mrs. F. II. Lynn, Mrs. Laur
Ferney. hrs. ?. h Byrne, siis
Blanche Berney, Mrs. D. M.Huu
Hrs. P. c. G&laher, Mrs. C. II. He
: cox, Mrs. Walter elmer, Mrs. oar
Allen and Mrs 2 B Hubbard
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Mrs VII WarTOOd Is visiting her
mother, Mrs Gates, in Missoula.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe GOrvin ara boeb
quite III At their home.
Mrs A A. Bridges is suffering
with blood poisoning in her nanu.
REGULATIONS By Lynnette Grouse
Roberta Carlson, Eugene Sandouiz+
and Maxine Carlson
The Reese Greek Woman's club me.
with Mrs Oliver Reese THURSDAY
and spent a very pleasant day.
Alfredo FosEalI, who is anendi,,
high school IN Bozeman, is i'll with
measles at her home.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-13

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