The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-19
BRIDCER CANYON
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Myrl and Stanley Thompson Of
BOzeman are guests this week at the
w. S. Christie ranch home.
Miss Edith Swanson Of BOzeman is
spending a few days this week visit
ing Margaret Christie at her ranch
home.
Mrs. Winton Shaw and daughter
Eloise, who has been visiting at the
H. H. Jeter ranch home, are spending
this week at the home Of Mrs. Shaw's
cousin, Mrs. Mark Jacobs and family.
Charles L. Fuqua, who has been 10
Gated at the ~substation OF the local
fish hatchery at Glacier park during
the summer, returned home Tuesday
to resume work here.
Mrs. Mary Lockhart and three chill
d-en If Salesvilie are spending this
week visiting at Sedan with Mrs.
Lockhart's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Y. WOosley.-
Harry Christie has returned from
Bracket Greek, where he spent the
past week visiting relatives, and was
accompanied by Everett Curdy, who
viii spend a week here.
George Williamson has resumed the
Bridger dairy milk route after a
pleasant vacation spent with relatives
at his former home ia BrOokings, S.
D. During his absence Henry Jeter
took charge of the milk route.
Prof. J.. Al. Woodland and Walter
M~ecklenburg Of the Gallatin county
high school faculty spent Monday in
the canyon, calling on prospective
high school students and to interest
the parents in sending their boys and
girls on to high school
Joe Wagner drove to Three Forks
Sunday evening accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew T%chernutter, who
have been visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Tschernutter's mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Whitman, for the past week
They left Three Forks last night fol
their home in Miles City.
Mrs. w. 7. Thompson was awarded
three prizes on her entries made II
the Bozeman flower show last week
She received a first prize on deeI
salmon sweet peas, second prize OF
lavender peas and third prize on whit,
peas. Mrs. Frank Jarvis also Of TIT
hatchery received third prize for tn,
most ~artisteally arranged bouquet O
mixed garden flowers.
w. 7. Thompson returned home Sun
day and left at once in company o
Mr.. Leach for Denver, where they vii
attend the American fisheries meet
ing which will be held there thi
week. Mr.. Thompson will speak q
the convention on Lochleven trout j
which the local hatchery has been es
pecially interested during the pas
year.
The Bridger Canyon woman's cIu
met Wednesday afternoon at the HON
of Mrs. Floyd Davis to discuss whs
part they could take in assisting wit
the county fair in BOzeman in Sci
TENDER. The local club will woT
with several other clubs to furnis
food for the lunch counter during OF
day Of the fair. Everyone was ais
urged to enter exhibits in order d!
make the fair a complete success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Esgar an
family, who have been spending Il
past week in the canyon at the Sol
Esgar ranch home, left Tuesds
morning for their home in Indepe
dence, Missouri. They have been vi
iting relatives here and in BOzem'
for several weeks and Mr. Esgar e
joyed renewing old acquaintance
which he made here as a boy VIII
he lived with his parents on the ran
: where Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hampt
are now located.
The local school viii open Tuesda
September 8. The Lower Bridg
district has re-employed Mrs. Pei
Kellams as teacher and expect
have a nine months term. Mrs. x
lams taught here last year and spe
her vacation in eastern Montal
Miss Bernice Ayres Of BOzeman
been elected teacher Of Upper Brio