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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-09

bu samotu, jake BY byl primo
Ijeho pfanf ulhodl!
Jakmile se octl Rene sam v
komdrce, kterA;z osvetlovama
hyla ien matne zanlfizovanym'
|ok4em nahofe, vynal 2 kapsy
lsve tobolku a zkoumal bedliye
|obsah jeji.
Nalezl v nj dive bankovky, z
nichz jedna platila ma pet set
frankI a drlha sto frankd, da-
le bylo Y tobolce jeste nekolik
louisdora a drobne penize.
Zlato strfbrne penize po-
nechal strojnik v prihradce to-
boiky, avsak bankovky slozil
podelmo stisiknuN je hodne,
vstrcil je do skryte male kap-
sicky spodk1v svych, mezi pod
sivkou lemovanim jejim.
INA prefekture jinak by mi
je snad odnali," pomyslil 81 pFi
tom, ia vsak budu jich miti
zapotfebi, ponechaji-li 81 mne
,zde diOuho. Jest to pravde
malo podobno, ale dMzno Sc
ma vse rad6ji pfipraviti /. +. Lee
pc bude zajiste uloziti penize
Ityto zalarnfka onoho veze-
, nj, do nehoz mne snad pove-
dou ~. Kapsicka tato jest lz-
ka, skorem neviditelna l
kdyby mne prohledavali, sotva
komu rDlpadne, aby Sc podival
i sem ..."
Kdyz takto bankovky ma beg
pecnem mist6 ukryl, Rene w.
nal z kapsy sve i svazecek xii
|ti.
~ d'abla," zamrucel pre-
kvapene a rozmrzele k sobe,
"zapomnel jsem klic cd psaci-
no stolku sveho V jeho zam-
ku! - Jak mohl jsem byti len
ltak roztrIifio
Avsak skorem Timed dodal:
"Ostatne to celkem mnoho
nevadi, naopak nebudu muset
se starati, kan bych no zde u
kryl; nutno ale take patrat >po
prostfedcich, jak doslci toho,
by byt m1j zdstal policii skyt.'
Phi tom vynal Rene krouz-
ku klicd omen klic, jimz otvi-
rally Sc dyere bytu jeho.
Byl to klic velmi maly, me-
bot V elegantnm dome ma ma
m6sti Royale nemilovali mic
thfmotneho, mic tezkopadneho.
Rene svlekl pfevlecnik.
| Potom choipl Sc noze sveho,
iaby odparal n6kolik steh1 u
lvnitf limce tohoto kabatu, KITE
|ryz pdvodu jsa anglickeho,
zhotoven byl latky velmi sill
Inc.
| Mezi tuto latku pfevlecniku
a mezi podsivky jeho vstrcil
Rene Moulin fife omen.
| Kdyz by! Sc presv6dcil, ze
| kllc unikne ma tomto mfste ne
pochybne kazdemu patran jen
pcnekud povrchnimu, oblekl 81
opet pfevle6nik.
| v okamziku tom otevfely sc
ale taky jiz dveTe komurky.
i "Vyidete ven," velel agent
rclicejni, jenz v Mich sc obje.
vii.
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no clsarstvi, pyly pomery ty
ovsem daleko horst nezli dnes
"a republiky, jez zalozena by
la svobodnou vdli lidu a nikoli
zlocinem, jako vlada Napoleo-
ma III. Ia tohoto nejeden I
pclicejnich inspektord zneuzil
Stroke pravomoci sve, jez mu
byla dana.
Thefer nalezel k takym in.
spektordm policejnfm.
RAPPORT. kteryz prave byl Sc
psal. skladal Sc z nekolika ma
10 urfitych vet, ,iimz ale naho-
die nektere okolnosti dodava.
ly pfece jen iiste zavaznostli.
Strojnik Rene Moulin -.
pravilo Sc We zGave te - byl
onnacen lako emisar, iako po-
sci "a vlykonavatel Italdv. kite.
Il uchylivse Sc do Londyna "a.
pfisahli Sc tam, ze Sc sveta
sprovodi uchvatitele fraacouz.
skeho triinu.
! Jiz cele vytupovani Renee
Moullna cd te DOLBY, kdy do Pa
rize pfisel, tudiz as cd jedno.
no tydne, musilo pry vzbuditi
rozhodne podezreni, ponevadz
ac prosty delnik, I'll tn pry jak
zamozny mestak a nevyhleda,
val AMI zadne prace anizadne.
no mfsta.
Jest pry tedy zfeimo
koncila zprava Theferova -
re Rene Moulin dostal hoinou
podporn Cd tech, jiz no dc
Francie "a nebezpecnymi cily
vyslali.
Toto podezffvani a toto tyr
zeni policejniho agenta stacilo
liz, aby prot Rene-ovi zavede.
no bylo vysetrovani.
| kdyz by ma konec vysetro.
vanf to nedosp6lo k jinemu w.
sledku, nez za bv soud dal roz.
kaz k propust6ni Rene-a, The.
fer pres to byl by jiz dckaza
vevodovi z La TourVaudier
horlivost svou a Rene MouEr
byl by propulsion ma svobodL
teprve po nakclika dnech, ane
teprve po celychs tydnech vaz,
by vysetfovaci.
A to prave ibylo, echo 81 pra
vevoda Jifi co v jeho pro
speech 'Thefer dokazati chtel.
!! Kdyz 'byl zpravu svou do
psal, pfecetl, opravil a znovl
81 pfecetl, inspektor policejn
cdlozil pero-ssk ma kalamar :
pravil k iedaomu re svvch a
gentd: E
"Pf'ived'te mi sem zat enc
no muze toho.. /. podrch n he
prvnimu vyslechu."
Jiz taky hned otvira.. siove
ny policista dvere komdrky
kdez Rene tekal bez nejmens
netrpelivosti a to re zvlaStlicl
d velezajimavych prf6in, je;
zvime co nevidtt.
Rene pfekrotil prah proza
timnfho zalare sNeho bez rep
tani, beze vsech steSk1, ano
hez jedine namitky.
/ Osamel konecne ma okamzil
aspon policista, ktery mu by
zjednal takto ma kratitkou do
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uz papi policiste adresy meh'
bytu, hedozvi Sc il drive, do
kud onen' rahocenny naertei
nebude v rukou vdoyy Pavls
Leroyera hk ale dokazi
ably Sc il ho dosta1o2. -. Yer,
sam nemam ted o tom ami tn
semi, ale dokazati tar musin
a proto tax dokazu!'
Mezitim pribyli agenti,se ga
'jatcem svym ke straznici pre-
dem zminene.
"Vstulpte!" velel Thefer.
Rene posle'chl.
Prekrocil prah a poZdravi
strazniky, kteTi zralkem zvada.
wynn prohlizeli 81 tvaf zjes
zatceneho.
Thefer pronesl po tichu ne
kolik SLOW X sergeantu, ktery5
mel prave vrchni dozor ne
straznici a jenz no pozorne pc
slouchal, nacez tazal Sc hla
site. sAss
Mate tn taky komurku pre-
sa movazbu?"
Sergeant prisvedcil.
"Nuze," pokracoval inspek
tor, "uved'te tam tohoto chla.
pika. at 81 tam pohovi, dokuo
no nebudu miti zapotfebi.'
Policista jeden otevrel ihnec
dvere, kterez primo re strazni
ce vedly do komilrky same.
Chteli tam Rene-a vstrciti
tento ale vessel tam sam bez 0.
kolkG nemluve ami sluvka.
Thefer poklepal ma to ma rs
memo sergeantovi, ienz pilia
lale dHvernost tuto zcela chlad
me, del:
"A nyni, mnj mily, kde ma
te zde psaci natini? Dejte m
je printsti."
Sergeant ukazal vsak jen ru.
kou ma stolek, postaveny V jeC
nom koutku jizby a ma nem5
lnalezal Sc kalamar obycejnehc
|druhu, dve nebo til spatna pc.
RI rejstrik jakysi, jehoz O.
rene desky dokazovaly. re sc
no jiz dlouho pouziva.
Byla 20 kniha, do niz zana
|seii sc "raporty".
,Thefer usedl ke stolu, ote.
'vfel knihu tn a vynal pax ko
zene desky z kapsy sve. z kite
|rvchz wal diva neb til listy,-
formulate to t;stene, jez polo
zll ma knihu.
Byly to zatykace..
Thefer vyplnil jeden y nich
kteryz predem liz byl pode
pSan povolanym k tomu vyssin
1radnikem.
Napsal nejprve sve jmeno
iako by jemu zatknuti toto by
10 Ia ukol pi'ideleno, potion
jmeno, pfijmenl a stav Rene:
Moulina. stroinika, 2 Londyn;
pSisedsiho.
Ma konec hledel vypracovat
rapport" svGj a dodati mu ra
~ pod MONO zakonnehO "a
tcenl, jez bylo nejmene opray
memo, .jak jen 81 pomysliti mo
zno.
Ia DOLBY, kdy vypravovan
toto Sc odehrava, tedy "a treti
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IA CEST OTCOyU.
R O M An.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
R O M A N

1NUIIiC % LdCHVel.
]. Vzpomen;ll Sd slov, kteraz
byl Thefer pred chvili pronesl,
totiz SLOW:
i "Jste prece Rene Moulin, -
i strojnlk, kteryz 2 Londyna pfi-
/ 'Tato poZnamka prichodu
IL Londyna vrhla nahle aspoh
n6kolik paprBk1 We tiny, v
nichz strojnfk az dosud ma
1 darmo zaknlitu pravdy obi
raj.
| Slychaval mhWiti v dobach
tech caste jako tax mnozi JIM
10 tajnych apolcich, jichz 1stre
dni sidla byla v Italii, hlavne
tale v Londyna a jejichz cleno-
We osonovali spiknuti proti
trunu a zivotl panovnika fran
couzskeho.
| Rovnez bylo mu znamo, ze
ivlada francouzsia v dzkostlivo
SIT pflisne kazdeho, kdoz byl
iennm trochu Y podezreni, ze
by mohl byti clenem taineho
podvratneho spolku takovaho
"Ano, to bude tomu ASH tax,
del 81 Rene v duchu. "Kdokoli
pfichazi Anglie, 4 ohniska
ichystanych snad vzpour, a kdo
,nenalezI prav6 k tfidam nejza.
mnznejSim, jest podezrely
Snad tetla polic,ie jmeno me v
sezrSmu cizinclv hotelu, kde
isem V prvnch dnech bydlil
iakoz poZnamku, ze pi%cha-
zim z Londyna a chtela mne
polapiti ma zdar bIh, mimic
snad, ze re me prekvapeneho
a zmotaneho talk, vyklube spik
lence! To ovSem neni nj
jai prijemnO! - Jak dokazati
Iihnod, re nejsem spiklenec, re
ncZabyvam Sc snahami podvrat
,'nymi? :. Kdyby Sc jednalo o
zlctin w dokonany, vse by Sc
rychle odbvlo, mohl bych snad
mad slunce iasneji dokazati, ze
jsem zlocin ten ami nespachal,
| ami spacvhati nemohl ale
I've v6cech politickych nejde ia
vec tax spesne. iVdi-li soudco-
We V nekom nepritele statu a
Wildly, jsou sama nedGvera a
sama zlomyslnost, nejmensi
! zdani, ano pouha domnenka
lhluppackeho nebo nepratel-
skeho nektereho spicla mGze
, ,zpGsobiti, ze 81 posedm pet a
neb sest ned6l We vazbe vyse-
trovaci."
Rene Moulin, jehoz ruce o.
vsem nebyly spoutany, poSkra-
bal Sc rozmrzele "a uchem i
pckracoval potom V duchu:
"Budou tedy ''vysetrovati"
- Budu musit udati nepochyb
ne adresy AnglicanG, ktefi me
iv Londyne dobre znali, budou
Jim psati, ably dostali o mne
zprav spclehlivych Avsak
kdoz vi, kdy tito odpovi. TAX
tomu ami konce nebude A
musilo Sc mi to prihoditi pra-
We V okamziku, kdy nalezl jsem
nest astnou pani Leroyerovou,
Ia kdyz jiz jiz dodaval jsem il
trochu nad6je. - Ted nemo-
hu il dati ami veleddlezity ma
crtek listu, ktery isem v Lon
dyne nalezl. Jake zklamani
pro nj, jaka nehoda! A k
tomu nepochybne bude bytu
mem vykonana prohlidka
naleznou tam taky omen nacr-
TEX. a rozumi Sc, re aGkoliv mu
nebudou ami Ia max roxumeti,
ci spiSe prave proto, ze no ta-
ky zabavi A mono, ze mi
iiz nikdy vracen nebude! Po-
tom bude po snu, ze sc mi
podaff pamatEu mistra mehc
cd hany ocistiti."
Po\nekolik vteiin rysy tvAre
Rene-ovy zdstavaly zachmure.
| ny, jevice sklitenost hluybokou
- ano malomyslnost napro.
Ston. nah1a ySak zno,,u ,,,rls
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devsim," odvatil Inspector po-
licejni, "a potom ma prefektu-
ru pohcejni.'
"Nuze, poid'mez tedy ma
straznici bud'tez bez stare
sti, nebot' nepokusim Sc o L.
TEX" ubezpecoval klidne Re-
ne. "Jsem 81 az prilis dobre
iist svym svedomim ] nemusim
tedy niceho Sc strachovati."
Vsichni ubifali Sc tudiz Ike
straznici, zrizene pro policejni
okrslek Maine.
Thefer mel vice d6vodu,
proc necht6l vesti Rene-a pri-
mo na policejni prefekturu cili
fcditelstvi.
Cht9l nejprve vepsati jmeno
Rene Moulin do Tadky, kteraz
na zatykaci zustala nevyplne-
nou; chtel dale uctniti pokus II
stroj..Gha, by zv6del adresu by
tn jeho, aby il mo'hl dati ci spi-
so nro6 att vevodovi La Tour
Ell, konecne chtel vymy-
sliti 81 zaminku pro sve zatce-
nj a podati o mem zpravu jakz
takz odGvodennou.
Bidnikovi zalezelo ma tom,
ably 81 slibenou odmenu bez-
pecne vydelal, ale taky, ably Sc
phi vSech rejdech tech nijak ne
kompromitoval.
Senator a vevoda mezi tim
bcdliye sledoval cely vyjev,
ktery jsme tuto prav6 vylitili.
Bdyz koneGn6 ma sve vlastni
o6i sc presvedcil, re Rene Mou
lin jest V moci agentn, spustil
zaclonku V okenku povozu, Y
n6mz sedel, del vsak pred tim
jestG kOcimu:
"Do ulice svateho DOmini-
ka"'
PovoZ odjel.
Sotva pull hodiny ma to We
voda La Tour-Vaudien vstu-
puje do palace sveho, kraccl
pfedsini mezi spalirem sluh1
uctive sc sklanejicich.
Ia celou dobu, kdy agent
policeini vedli no ke straznici
zminene, Rene ami slova ne
promluvil. Kracel hlavou
schylenou, Iiraje zrak utkve-
lie pred sebe, pfemitaje taze
SO, co znamena zatceni ieho, a
Jake skutky trestuhodne moh-
Ia by policie sebe podezriva-
velsi uvesti proti nemu, pro.i
temuz muzi, kteryz V celtm III
vote SVEN nemus'l 81 vytykati
nj jediny Gin spatny, tim me-
ne snad ale Dffmy zlotin.
Rene Moulin nebyl niiak du
cha obmezeneho, nikoli, ma
opak, byl ducha velmi bystre-
no a dovedl premitati velmi 10
gicky dsudky jeho byly vzdy
lelmi pripadne.
Del 81 tudiz sam k sob6:
"Nezabil jsem nikdy niko-
no. nekradl isem nikdy, aniz
d'abel chtivy duse moji nemohl
by mi vycisti mic takoveho. .
Pravda jest, ze taky ia dlel
Jsem pred nekoEka dny V krc-
me "u stfibrne cise", kdyz la
ii sc tam vSelikou chasku zaty-
kati, ale Loupiat sam musil po-
tvrditi, re pohnutkou mou, -
kdyz zavital jsem do ieho krc-
my, byla jedine touha ma, a.
bych mu mohl ruku stisknou-
ii ). Ostatne nemohou mne
pfece zatykati Ia to, re jsem
tam zachranil jednoho policej
nho komisafe pred vrazednym
,ltoiem Zasluhoval bvch "a
to spise pochvaly Cd policejni
spravy. Pfitommost ma v krc.
me one nemize byti tedy pri-
cinou meho zotceni Co by.
10 k nemu tedy ddvodem? -
Vzdyt' jsem pfibyl teprve pred
nekolika dny do Parize, kde5
jsem pred tim osnnact let ma.
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Hampton and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Christie.
The Sedan Ladies' Aid society will
hold its regular meeting Thursday,
November 20, at the home of Mrs.
Henry Wcosley. Everyone is urged
to be present as the day will be given
over to sewing for the bazaar which
has been planned Tor next month.
About fifty dollars was cleared by
the Aid from the dinner served on
election day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Esgar drove to
Bozeman Friday and Mrs. Esgar re-
manned for a few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Esgar and
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Ramsey.
and family, MI. Esgar returning to
his ranch hcme in the evening &C
ccmpanied by his nephew, William
Ramsey, who spent the weekend at
the Esgar ranch.
James Clark and Robert Davis en-
tertained Is Of their schCClmatcs a.
a supper party, Friday evening at the
ranch home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Davis. After supper a
few hours were spent with games
Among those who enjoyed their hos
pitality were Harold and Grace Will
hanson and Claren and Leween Pear
son of Bozeman, and Alpa and Cecil
letters, Charlie, Lawrence and Ina
Christie Margaret, Charles. BeulaA
ard Godfrey Gallup and Tannit and
Bertha Oma.
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since he has been under doctors care
n Bozeman.
J.. L. Wells, A. Button, Richard
Button and Marian Hoffman motcred
up the Gallatin last Tuesday and
spent a few days hunting big game.
Earl Werner, Earl Pierce and Peter
Nicholson motored up Trail cIech
Tuesday and spent the day hunting
deer. They were successful in get
ting a buck.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-19
LOCAL NEWS
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Mrs. Billie Heaston is spending a
few days in Seattle with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Roy Stone motored to Trident
Tuesday and sTcn: TIE afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Gorge Stone.
Al Williams and Pete Ross motored
to Rekap and Charleston Monday on
a hunting trip.
Mrs. John Powers and Mrs. Jennie
Aldrich drove TO Three Forks Satur-
day on business.
Miss Sadie Landers is visiting
friends and relatives in Be!knap and
Thompson Falls, Mort.
Mr.. Hurst Of Helena was a bust
ness visitor in Logan Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tice came to
town Tuesday with a number of fine
turkeys for the holiday festivals.
Billie Heaston and his mother Mrs.
W. Heaston motored to Manhattan On
business Tuesday morning.
The turkey shoot at the Tom Rcss
ranch near Logan last Sunday was
we'll attended and &c turkeys were
carried away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Norman have
moved from their ranch on Cotton
wood to the Meador home for the
winter.
V. c. Rector of Bozeman passed
! through Logan Monday on his way to
Three Forks to attend to business
matters.
Mrs. Charles Dress, Miss Elsie
Dross and Fred Dress motored to
Bohemian Saturday to shop and visit
with friends.
Miss Florence Sherven of Manhat-
tan spent the week end with her sis
ter, Mrs. Dell McLees, at her home
on the Madison.
Mrs. LOttie Olsen, Mrs. Heller
Smith, Mrs. Olive Sesser and sol
Harry mctored to Bozeman Tuesday
and spent the day with friends.
Mrs. Joe Heichel and Mrs. Pete Co
bus visited friends in Logan SUNDAY
while the men attended the turHe,
shoot.
Ben Stone, who has been spendin:
the week al the home Of his brothe
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stone
left Monday afternoon for his HON
at Winnett, Mont.
J. F. Mercer and Mrs. Ada Freema
were united in marriage By Re,
Cunningham of the Methodist churc
at Townsend last Wednesday. The
are now in Logan packing and shiI
ping his household goods to Townsen
. where they expect to reside.
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number of ladies' at her home on Ken
nedy street. The hours were enjoyed
socially, after which dainty refresh
ments were served.
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Davis and
daughter Phyllis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Parker, motored to Anaconda
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen
and Nj. and Mrs. Fred Parker.
Miss Bernice Cook, who has been
in the Deaconess hospital in Bozeman
for several weeks, while recovering
from injuries received in an auto &C
cidcrt, was brought to her home here
the first Of the week.
Mrs. c. R. Grogan entertained at
cards at her home with eight tables
e five hundred at play. High score
vent to Mrs. +. NJ. Foerschler and
consolation to Mrs. Casper. At the
close of the afternoon delicious re
freshments were served.
The Belgrade WOman's club held
its regular meeting in Room 6 at the
school building and the meeting was
very well attended. Miss Florence
Penwell presided over the meeting,
which opened with singing America.
the Beautiful" Mrs. Roy Hubbard
gave the Invocation. The Red Cross
drive which will soon be started, was
discussed. A very interesting lecture
on Buildings, Ancient, Medieval and
Modern" was given By Miss Helen
Brewer Of the Montana State college.
4 solo, On Flanders Fields" by Mrs.
Leslie Foerschler, ended the meeting.
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began Monday Of this week. Rev.
3Ir. Grimstead of Billings is assisting
the pastor.
The Thanksgiving program at the
church will begin at 1880 and i'm
mediately after the program dinner
will be served in the basement.
Mrs. Bert McMasters and daughter
June, who have spent a few weeks
With Mrs. McMasters' parents. MI.
and Mrs. Frank Parker, left Tuesday
for their home in Anaconda.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warwood and
two younger children left Wednesday
FOR several months visit with Mrs.
WaIwood's relatives in southern CAL
ifornia.
Mrs. Ward McVay and daughter
Frances spent several days last week
with Mrs. McVay's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Parker. Mr.. McVay and
daughter Merle came down from Pass
creek Sunday to get them.
The Springhill Aid met with Mrs
John Walton Thursday afternoon with
a good attendance. The time was
spent sewing on garments for the
Children's home in Helena. The pres
ident, Mrs. Boss appointed the COM
mittees to arrange for the Christmas
entertainment.
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BELGRADE
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Hugh Biggs and Charles Kinsey
have left on 9 hunting trip up the
Gallatin.
Sam Allen and Frank Heterogeneous
have left for the Gallatin canyon on
a hunting trip.
Charles Hecox and son Laurence,
who are employed in the Yellowstone
park, spent the weekend with their
families in Belgrade.
Miss Barbara Sanderson, who
teaches at the Meadowlark school,,
spent the weekend in Helena with
relatives.
The Misses Ella and Eta Hall and
their guest, Mrs. Thompson, were
dinner guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. P. Diefenderfer.
Mrs. c. r. Grogan entertained a
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Jensen Bros. loaded a car of wheat
at the siding here last week.
Bernhard Werner delivered a load
of dressed pork in Bozeman Friday.
A. ]. Kannegaard of Sedan spent
a few days with relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
Mrs. S. C. Jensen spent a couple
of days with relatives in Bozeman
during the week.
]. Hoffman of near Bozeman was
a business visitor in this vicinity a
couple of days during the week.
A turkey shoot was held at the
Pierce ranch Sunday. There was on
ly a small crowd present to that only
"a few turkeys were disposed of.
B. Werner spent the weekend at
his home here from Bczeman. Mr..
Werner has been improving in health
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-19
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Carlene Grouse is absent from
school on account C illness.
Earl Meter Of Wilsall spent a few
days here on business, coming out to
his parents home for the weekend.
The Sprinehiil church was given a
much needed kalsomining last week
and looks very neat and nice now.
I,rs. Anna Grouse IS suffering with
a crushed hand, having caught it in
a power wringer.
mr. and Mrs. Henry Kramer left
-ae- for Santa Ana, Cal, where
they will spend the winter with rela
tives.
Mrs. Hans Aakjer Of Long Beach,
Cal, arrived last week for an ex-
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. Joe
GOWN.
THO special meetings at the church
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J.. R. Inabnit and sons Wade and
John have returned from a business
trip to Chicago.
Fred Owens will have a turkey
shoot at his ranch home Sunday, No
vember 23.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Fields e Gardi-
ner spent the week at Sedan at the
home of Mrs. A. J. Kannagaard.
Ira Jenkins and Fred Owens at
tended the turkey shoot held at the
Pierce ranch at West End Sunday
Mr.. jenkins wen four turkeys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Korde Of Sc
dan are spending this week at Chico
Hot Springs where Mrs. Korde may
remain for special treatment.
Reno Foreman and Lester Davidson
have returned from the West Gala
tin, where they enjoyed a two weeks
hunting trip. They were both sue
cessful in killing an elk.
Mrs. W. E. Wicker, who is making
her home in Bozeman with her son,
Edwin, who is attending high school.
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
at her ranch home here.
The Bridger Boosters club will hold
its regular meeting Friday at the
Lower Bridger school house. This
meeting will be given over to a pie
social to reimburse the club funds
Everyone is cordially invited.
A two-act comedy, Mrs. Sullivan:
Social Tea" will be presented at the
Sedan hall Saturday evening by tn,
members of the Sedan Ladies Aid
The play is being produced by H. H
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Christie an,
family of Sedan accompanied by Mis-
Davis, instructor of the Sedan school
. drove to Bozeman Saturday to spen,
the weekend with relatives an
friends.
Bryan Terry, who is employed a
the George Brown mill, drove I
Bozeman Monday, accompanied b
Mrs. George Brown and daughter Ne
lie who left for Clyde Park to spen
a short time with Mrs. Brown
daughter, Mrs. Vergil Terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. P. Many hay
moved to BOzeman for the wintC
from their ranch home. They are i
Gated at the Bartholomew apartment
on East Story street. Mr.. Many h;
been in a serious condition for Il
past week and he was moved to Boz
man for medical attention.
Friends Of Mrs. William Ross,
former resident of the canyon, will
interested to know that she has I
turned to her ranch home e a Sale
vile after spending the past sew
weeks with relatives in Akron, low
Mrs. Ross. was called east by t
death of her mother.
John letters, who has been employ
at Mammoth camp in Yellowstone n
tional park has returned to the ca
yOn and spent a few days last we
at the ranch home of his niece, Nj
Mark Jacobs and family. He is n
with his brother Henry Jeter and IA
lily assisting with the fall work.
Among the business callers in Bo
man this week were: Frank Zema
Homer and Lloyd White, Mr.. and NJ
+. MacMahon, Wallace Johnson.
r. Wheat and o Roscoe, Mr.. 3
MRS. Fred Owens, Ira jenkins. !
and Mrs. R. G. Gallup, Will Chris.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-19
FORMER GALLATIN COUNTY
MAN WINS HONOR IN IDAHO

Harry L. Summers, q former resi-
dent of Gallatin county, was elected
state representative from Lemhi
county, Idaho, at the election No
vember a..