The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-07-08

Billings stopped to spend the past {
weekend at the ranch home Of Mr.. !
and Mrs. Fred Owens. The young
men are en- rOute-to Portland to spend ]
the summer. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. BrOat Of Hardin
spent the Fourth visiting at the home
OF Mrs. BrOat's brother, Lon Shook,
and with her mother, Mrs. D. p,
Shook, returning to their home We'd
nesday. They made the trip by auto
mobile.
mr. and Mrs. Don Christie invited a
number of their neighbors and friends
to a Fourth of July dance held in the
granary at their ranch home Satur-
day evening. Music was furnished by
Mrs. Lucas Of Bczeman. Supper was
served by the ladies at midnight.
Among the canyon residents who
spent Saturday picnicking at Boze-
man Hot Springs were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Jete and family, Nh. and Mrs.
Mark Jacobs and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Oma and family, Margaret and
Harry Christie. A number remained
for the evening program and dancing.
The school board Of the Lower
Bridger school district No. 40 met
Thursday evening to prepare the
school budget for the coming school
term. They acted ~favorably on the
re-emplOying of Mrs. Pearl Kellams
for the teacher during the next school
term. A nine months school season
was provided for.
Bert Christie received painful in
juries Friday when he was struck By
the hay sings while stacking hay at
his ranch home. Two upper front
teeth were broken off and he had to
have the roots extracted in Bozeman
Monday. It was necessary to take
several stitches in the gums after
removing the teeth.
Lon Shook, accompanied by hic
mother, Mrs. D. P. Shook, and her.
daughter, Miss Helen Shook, and
their gusts Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Broat
of Hardin, drove to Bozeman the
Fourth where they joined Mr.. and
Mrs. George Williamson and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gilbert and
family of Three Forks for a picnic at
/, Karst's up the West Gallatin canyon.
j., About 80 members Of the Leverich
canyon farm bureau gathered at the
e. w. Coiner ranch on the Bracket
Greek divide Saturday for a picnic.
Dinner was served picnic style at noon
and the afternoon was spent with out
door games. Mr., and Mrs. Conner
, were members of the Leverich bu-
reau before moving to the canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Rice Of Living
ston spent Saturday and Sunday Wis
: iting at the home CT Mrs. Rice's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mcmahon. They
were accompanied home Sunday eve
ming by their three children, Betty,
y Vincent and Paddy, who have beer
visiting their grandparents for a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur MacMahon and
family of Bozeman were also guests
at the Mac Mahon ranch over the
7 Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Christie ant
n family and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Christie
i and family drove to the Flathead di
vide Saturday to join relatives for Z
n pleasant picnic. Mr.. and Mrs. Rol
Christie, Mr., and Mrs. Jim Christie
Mr.. and Mrs. James Curdy and Mr.
G and Mrs. Jim Camp and their familie.
from Bracket Greek and Sedan will
a few Of their n~eighbors were present
A picnic lunch was enjoyed at nool
" and after a few hours spent witt
p visiting and outdoor games a humble.
drove to the Don Christie ranch to at
tend the dance in the evering.
Mrs. George Brown and daughte.
= Nellie spent the Fourth Of July IL
Livingston with Mr.. and Mrs. Vergi
Terry Of Clyde Park and Mrs
d Brown's sister Mrs. E. A. Hamlyn .
q Denver, Colorado. Mrs. Hamlyn lef
Monday for Seattle where she VII
II visit relatives before returning home
lItMrs. Drawn accompanied her sistei
from Livingston to Bozeman and re
NAMED there for a visit with Mrs
John Rabe and Mrs. ". q: Lawrence
for a few days before returning t
the Brown saw mill where she VII
spend the summer.