The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-04
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Mrs. c. P. Gorge of Sedan is at the
Park hospital in Livingston for medi-
cal care.
Arthur Kirk spent Monday saving
wood at the S. J. WoOsley ranch at
Sedan and Tuesday at the Ray Reich
man ranch.
J. Y. Woosley, Lester Wocsley and
Ulric Shellhammer spent a few days
this week in Bozeman on business, I.
from their ranch home at Sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Terry and family
and Archie Sholes spent a few days
this week in Bozeman shopping and
~transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Powell, who have
been employed at the Naylor ranch,
moved this week to the George Ban
ter ranch west of Bozeman, where
}they will be, located fer the u:H 20.
Mrs. Jack White and Mrs. Charles
Fridley of Bozeman returned to their
homes Friday after spending a week
at the Bracket creek saw mill, where
they visited Mrs. W. S. Combs.
Miss Jean Thompson spent the past
weekend at her home at the fish
hatchery, returning to Bozeman Men.
day to her work at the col
Ilege.
The dance which was to have been
fgiven at the Upper Bridger school
house last Friday evening was post
poned, and will be given on this Fri
day, March 6.
The Bridger Canyon Boosters club
will hold it's regular meeting Friday
evening at the Lower Bridger school
house, and everyone is invited. The
program and supper will be given by
the ladies of the community.
Neighbors and friends of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Jack Hebison gathered at the
Hebison home Saturday evening and
enjoyed several hours with cards.
Supper vas served at midnight by
the ladies. Mr.. and Mrs. Hebison are
. located on the Phil Evans ranch.
Mrs. Charles Macdonald, who spent
| the past winter with her husband al
the Brown saw mill, left last week
l for Livingston to visit her parents.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Perry. Mr.. Mcdonald
]. will remain at the mill.
( The Bridger Canyon Wcman's cluh
met Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Fred Owens, who entertained them in
, homer of the birthday anniversary Of
8 her mother, Mrs. Mary Flanagan
4 who is visiting at the Owens home.
Miss Villa Stevens, teacher of tn,
Upper Bridger school, spent the pas
L weekend in Bozeman visiting rela.
tives, returning to the Zeman HON.
h Sunday evening to resume work Mon
: day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Bailey an
l. family, who have been located on tn
Is ranch formerly owned by E. w. Cas-
Ie we'll, have moved to a ranch nea
d Bczeman Hct Springs, where they vii
,e make their home this summer.
Elmer johnson is spending tn;
10 week in Bozeman with his mother
in Mrs. Wallace Johnson, who is at TIL
IS T. F. Johnson home, where she is ca
We ing for Mrs. johnson, who has bee
" critically i'll but is new recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Gallup were
ID Bozeman Wednesday to meet Mr.
Gallup's father, the Rev. Charles
h Crouch, who was enroute to his hon
he in Billings. They spent the day vi
a iting and shopping.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Terry ar
daughter Louise, accompanied by Mi,
r. Helen Blake, who have been locat,
IS at the Brown saw mill during Il
past winter, where Nh. Terry has be,
Sc employed, expect to leave this we
es for their ranch home, nine miles ca
rs. Of Clyde Park.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Vergil Terry of CIV,
Park drove~t t the George Brown sa
at mill Saturday, where they remain
tn until Monday visiting with Mrs. Tt
IL. RVS parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geor
of Brown and Miss Nellie Brown, al
as with Nj, Terry's brother Bob Teri
h and family.
he Mrs. Frank Jarvis went to Bozeml
Friday to sperd TIE day visiting VII
ed Mrs. Arthur Boiler, who stopped ov
at for the day, enroute to her homc
" Great Fails Mrs. Boiler was 70
nd merly a resident Of Bozeman, whe
he her husband was in terested in Il
in former Vienna bakery. Mrs. Jarv
ell femained in Bozemsn until Saturdi
tn. with her sister, Mrs. W. A. Summer