The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-06

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spent Wednesday and Thursday 1T
their ranch home with IIr. Wicker.
Mrs. Wicker attended the meeting Of
the Womans club, Of which she is a
member, Wednesday.
Nh. and Mrs. P. MacMahcn drove
to Bozeman Wednesday and were ac-
%companied by their little grandson,
Billy MacMahony VINO returned home
after spending two weeks at the
ranch home Of bis grandparents.
Mrs. w. S. Christie returned home
Sunday from Bozeman, where she
spent a few days last week with her
mother, Mrs. c. P. Nanny. Mrs.
Christie was also receiving medical
a%ttentiOn- for her throat while in BOze-
man.
The Bracket creek and Flathead
divides arc open now for automobile
travel, several a r making the trip
Sunday. Fred Anger drove from
Bozeman to the Flathead ranger sta
tion with very little trouble but re-
ports considerable snow at the divide.
Among the Bozeman visitors this
week were John Esgar, w. E. Coirer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira jenkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Owens, r. G. Gallup, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Sparr, j. W. John
son, Mrs. Frank Zeman, Lige Kin
ney, and J.. F. Wheat.
Mrs. Seth N. Ainsworth has re-
turned to her home at the fish hatch
cry from Wolf Point, where she spent
the past month with her daughter,
| Mrs. Harry Morley, assisting with
the care of her grandchildren, who
= were i'll with scarlet fever,
d, Don West, government fish cul-
%turist, who has been assisting the
: state in experimental work at the
? Nelson reservoir near Malta, Men
l tana, for the past three months, ar
rived in Bozeman Monday and will be
n detailed for a short time at the local
5 station to assist with the work.
D. R. Thompson, district school
clerk at Sedan, supervised the state
examinations given at the Sedar
school last week for the seventh anC
d eighth grade pupils. Beulah Dough
II erty was prepared for the finals anC
n Everett Reichman took the seventh
'e grade tests.
k Miss Zetha Ceilings, who has beer
teaching at Chilly, Idaho, this year
a will arrive Sunday to spend the re
ID mainder Of May with her parents, Nj
n and Mrs. Ceilings at the Bracket
re Greek saw mill. She expects to re
Of turn to PocatellO June /, to ente
summer school.
~ Bryan Terry of Clyde Park sper
Mt Sunday at the George Brown sawmi
making the trip by car. He has fiji
ns ished the spring seeding at his ranC
o. near Clyde Park, having planted a
1 acres of spring wheat and will speI
the remainder of the spring sawir
n, lumber at the mill.
Il The Bridger Canyon WOman's eli
es met Wednesday, April 20, for an
N, day meeting at the home of Nh
to Wallace Johnson. A cafeteria dim
was served at noon, followed by
social hour. Sixteen members we
W. present and two guests, Mrs. John E
gar and Mrs. Earl Werner. The ne
meeting will. be held May q.
mt Mrs. Earl Werner spent Thursdi
IL at the home of her mother, Mrs. To
ty Pierce, at West End and attended t
regular meeting of the Priscilla Ne
nd dleworE club of which she is a mel
ISIS Der. This was the last all day NEE
d. ing of the club this spring. The eli
nd viii meet with Mrs. Len Verwolf ne
time for an afternoon session only.
Mrs. C. z. LaRue is visiting Il
, g week at the ranch home of Mr.. a
!. Mrs. Ray Powell, west of Bozema
= and will spend a few days with y
: and Mrs. Jack Lincoln, all form
, = residents of the canyon, before
turning to the home Of her sister, Nj
ew E. j. Mayor. She expects to lea
the last Of the week for her home
zen Vancouver, Wash.
10, Henry J.. Bolles arrived IN Bozem
Saturday and has accepted a positl
AN for the summer at the local U.
.de fish hatchery. Mr.. Bolles was
tu- sgraduate of Montana State college
to 1924 and has been assisting with t
ny. work on the Roosevelt highway
the northwestern Montana near Glasg'
life until the project was closed due to
md recent legislation which cut down
wn highway appropriation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sears and S
Of Forrest were guests Sunday for d
the ner at the home of VIII and N
Mr.. Cressie CONF. MI. Sears and
raI- CONF spent a few hours in the aft
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