The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-04-30
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BRIDGER CANYON.
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init spent a few hours Monday even
ing in Wilsall.
Mrs. Raymond Kennagard enter
tanned Mrs. H. A. kennagard and
Clark Kennagard at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. John Rabe spent a few days
this week visiting with Mrs. George
Brown at the saw mill.
Mrs. c. D. Pease was a caller Sun
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J. F. Wheat.
NJ Nellie Craig and son. Lloyd,
-r~n. Monday at the George Brown
mill on the divide.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Morrison and
daughter, Mary, of Bozeman, we're
guests Sunday afternoon at the R. G.
Gallup home.
Mrs. Fannie Brenden and three sons,
Ole F"genc and Willis, and Mrs. Carl
Vogel were guests Sunday at /the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln.
Miss Eva Stuckey, teacher Of the
Upper Bridger school, spent the week
end in Bozeman, visiting with Mrs,
Henderson, and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry WoOley have
moved to the R. F. BOhart ranch at
Sedan to make their home for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Christie and
family mOtOred to Manhattan Sunday,
where they visited at the home of
Mrs. Ed Kirk.
Mrs. Ferguson arrived Tuesday
rom Hardin, to spend a short time
With her mother, Mrs. L. C. Brown,
At Sedan, who has been very serious
" i'll, hut who is slowly improving.
MS. Mary Whitman and family.
Joe Wagner, and Mrs. Mary HOff and
daughter, Mary. and son, August, were
guests Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gibbons.
Lester WOOlsey, Alec Shelhammel
and Ray Reichman rode over tht
divide from Sedan this week an
spent a few days in Bozemar
and Belgrade.
The Bracket Greek saw mill start
ed the spring saving Tuesday, an;
expect to run out 100000 feet of lum
Der and lath during the summer. The.
plan on a three-month run this year
Mrs. Ed Foreman accompanied b,
her niece, Mrs. J.. W. Oeder of BOze
man., motored to Three Forks Sunda
to visit al the home of Mrs. 7. I
Cook.
Upper and Lower Bridger school
viii send contestants to participat
IN the district meet at the Story mi
school on Wednesday. Try outs wi
be held to determine the representa-
ives who will be sent to the count
meet in Belgrade, May II.
Ed Foreman accompanied by j. '
Oeder Of Bozeman, went to Living
ton Sunday on the stub and drove h
car home which has been in stOral
there. Mr.. Oeder drove the car fro
North Dakota to Livingston son
time ago, but could not make the tr
over the divide at that time.
The Bridger Boosters club held the
regular meeting Friday evening at t
Lower Bridger school. At the bui
ness session it was voted to disco
tinue meetings during the spring a
summer months. Following the d
cussion a program and social no
was enjoyed. refreshments we
served by the members of the co
mittee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Carmen a
family of BOzeman, mOtored to
ranch home of Mrs. Garments pi
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wheat, 81
day. They were accompanied no
by Mrs. Garments sister, Mrs. Flo
Schumacher and son, Floyd, Jr., v
will spend a short time in Bozen
before leaving for Colorado, VIII
they will join Mr.. Schumacher.
George Brown made a business t
TO Bozeman the first of the week,
was accompanied home by A. Al
strong of Emigrant, who spent a !
days at the mill. Mr.. Brown m
the trip from the mill to the 2
ranch with sleighs and transfer
coming the remainder Of the way
aEtcmobile. He has finished the 81
ang for this season, having tur
out over 100000 feet of lumber.
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