The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-14

'PehC several days IN Logan last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
children were shoppers in Bozeman
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Lang and chill
dren enjoyed a trip to Bridger canyon,
near BOzeman, last Sunday.
Mrs. DaPreis of Livingston, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Fisher
at their home on the North side.
A. Rollo and Bill Hajek were
Charleston men in town on business
Thursday, going on to Manhattan.
Mrs. Helen Tate of Denver, Colo,
visited with friends in Logan last
Friday.
Mrs. Charles Graft and daughter,
Elvira, were Manhattan callers last
Monday afternoon.
C. W. Logan went over to Helena
last Saturday on business, returning
the same evening.
Mrs. Joe Parent and Mrs. Harry
Darlinton motored in Wednesday
from their homes in the Madison
valley.
| MIR. and Mrs. Frank Caruso and
daughter, Dorothy, mOtored to Three
Forks last Sunday to spend a few
hours with friends.
Miss Kathryn Flynn and mother
mOtored to BOzeman Thursday for
the day. The children of DR.. and
Mrs. Whitehead returned with them.
Mrs. TheO. Danruth transacted
business in Logan Wednesday from
her ranch home in the Horseshoe
hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bevier were
dinner guests Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dick
over on the north side.
Mrs. Richardson came over from
Livingston last Saturday to visit her
husband, who is signal m%aintainer
here, and may decide to locate here
Mrs. Lolita Olsen, Mrs. Ollie Lessor
and son, Harry, spent Wednesday al
the ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Powers, west of Logan.
Henry Baab stopped in town Wed
nesday evening, on business matters
, while on his way home from Boze
I man.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carpenter an'
: daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ed Carpente
and two children, called on friend
: in town Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Bolton hav
returned from Billings, where the.
visited friends and relatives for sew
, eral days.
y Mrs. Chris Heaps and daughter
!, arrived Friday from Livingston t
? visit with Mrs. Joe Baer and childre
until Sunday.
i, Mrs. William Heaston returne
Saturday afternoon from Laurie
where she visited with her siste-
= Sadie, who is attending high schoo
and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Bevier droV
= over to Three Forks Sunday evenln
: to meet their daughter, Dorothy, VIII
arrived on the Milwaukee train frOl
Lewistown.
Mrs. Walter Thomas and Mrs. Rici
ardson were Manhattan shoppers O
Monday. Mrs. Thomas is visitln
- her mother, Mrs. Phoenix, for a te
!, weeks, and expects to return soon
her home in Laurel.
Jim COrbett was in town Wednesda
- tn meet his mother-in-law Mrs. M
70 Warner. who came down on the atVe
moon stub from Bozeman to spel
~ the summer at the COrbett ranch
" the Horseshoe hills.
Mrs. Joe Baer and children mov'
!. the first of the week to Helena
- make their future home. They ha'
- made Logan their home for the pa
u ten years. and will be greatly miss
Mt here by their many friends.
m Miss Helen Powers arrived ne
ar from Butte a few days ago to vi
her brother, John Powers, and !
family at their ranch home by t
Gallatin river. Miss Powers eXpe'
to spend the summer here.
Among those from Logan who
tended the card party given by t
Catholic ladies' at Three Forks Ii
Wednesday, were: Mr.. and Mrs. 10
Mccall, Miss Kathryn Flynn, M
Viola Leary, Miss Angelina Lyn
Miss Nan Malin and Mrs. Joe Ma
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson g
children, Mr.. and Mrs. George b
nell. Horace Nichols and father, NJ
Susan Nichols, Miss Elsie Powers
Miss Edna Olsen motored over to
ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs. 3