The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-20
Emma AID Viola Christie

Emma al fiOlA CEFISLlS WeIC
guests Sunday of Pauline Britain.
Mrs. Charlie Fugua, of Boze;nan
spent the weekend at the fish nat
cherry with her husband who is en-
ployed there.
George Brown spent Friday and
Saturday in BczeA:an where he was
assisted by a crew of men in loac:n5
two cars of lumber at the Story sid
ing. which was shipped out 70 other
markets.
Mrs. A. Bergandie, Mrs. Joe Whit
man and Lester Reese, of Sedan,
drove over the divide to- Bozemar
last week and spent a day shopping
They report the sleighing good over
the divide.
Leslie Crouch, who has been a re-
sident of the canyon for several
years, has disposed of his farming
interests here and left Tuesday for
Billings, where he will spend a short
time visiting his parents.
Friends in the canyon were pleased
to hear that a baby girl, Betty
Frances, was born to Nh. and Mrs
Vincent Baker in BOzeman, Thurs
day, February IA. Mrs. Baker was
formerly Miss Frances Swanson.
The Sedan Ladies' Aid were en-.
tertained at an all-day meeting
Thursday, at the home of Mrs. A
Bergandie. The ladies are now max.
ing preparations for a play, 1.-THE
Husband Hunter" which they viii
give at the hall March 1.
:. A large number of the canyon
people attended the sale at the Clyd,
, Williams ranch Thursday. Amos
, everything sold for a good price. 4
. number of the cattle were purchase,
. by Mr.. FOerschler and put on hi
ranch in the canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Shook and tw,
! daughters, Helen and Mabel, drov,
: to Bozeman, Sunday where they wer,
. dinner guests at the home of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Harl Caven, the occasion bein,
the celebration OF the birthday an
niversary of Mr.. Shook and MI
Caven.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Richie and sor
of Bracket Greek, spent a couple o
days last week in the canyon visit
" ing at the home of Mr.. and Mr.:
{ Donald Christie. From there the
went to Bozeman to do some shop
ping and are now visiting at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pruit, at thei
= home ear Bozeman, for a few days
A number of the mothers of tn
pupils of the middle Bridger schoc
met at the school house Thursua
to help the pupils and their instructo
to celebrate Valentine day. At moo
every one enjoyed a good dinner, an
, in the afternoon the Valentine DO
Il was opened and the contents distri
buted.
Mrs. Floyd Davis entertained tn
Happy Day club at her home Wedne:
day. Ten members were present an
a social time was enjoyed by al
a." Several guessing games were playe
. during the day and the rooms wei
: decorated for the occasion with heart
," and other tokens Of st. Valentine. A
q. two o'clock, dinner was served by tt
" ladies, a large cake decorated wit
hearts, forming the center piece
:. the table. The next meeting will
10 held with Mrs. w. S. Christie {
February 81.
The Bridger Booster club held i
regular meeting Friday evening.
. good sized crowd attended the NEE
ing which was called to order by Pr
" sident Ole Oma. No special businei
: was transacted but a very interestir
= demonstration on milk testing, WI
= given by Walter Mecklenburg
Bozeman, agricultural instructor
the high school; and a splendid ia
on agriculture was given by coun
- agent R. E. BOdley, also Of Bozem;
At the close of the meeting, doug
=. nuts and coffee was served by t
committee. Those appointed for t
program next meeting were, Fral
Swanson, George Christie and W
:. CONF. Those on the refreshme
committee are, Mrs. Paul Karlen, NJ
= C. P. Many, Miss Cressie CONF a
Ole Oma. The next meeting will
held March 7th.
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