The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-25

saving stove wood at the Frank
Hampton ranch; and for Johnnie
Whitman and Will CONF at their ranch
home.
Bob Terry and Glenn McAIister of
Clyde Parke have been busy during
the past week hauling lumber from
the Brown saw mill to the Terry
ranch east of Clyde Park.
Mrs. AIonzo Dwight and family. who
have been located at the Bracket
Creek saw mill, where Mr.. Dwight is
employed, went to Bozeman Monday
to spend a short time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dinsmore.
The Bracket Greek saw mill has
closed for the remainder of March and
will not commence operations again
until the saving begins in April. The
former employees left Monday for
BOzeman.
Kenneth Gray, of BOzeman, spent
the past week visiting at the home of
his cousin, Earl Christie, during the
time when the Fort Ellis school was
closed because of the illness of the
teacher, Miss Belva Hill.
Mrs. Earl Werner attended the
meeting of the Priscilla club held at
the home of Mrs. Len Verwolf at
West End, Wednesday. There was a
good attendance and a few hours were
spent with needlewOrk. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Among the shoppers in Bohemian
this week were, Miss Cressie and
Will CONF, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sparr,
w. S. Christie, H. H. Jeter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hampton, Homer White,
George Brown, John Esgar, J. F.
Wheat, and Frank Zeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Johnson drove
to Bozeman Sunday, where they spent
the day at the home of Mr.. JOhnson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Johnson.
Mrs. Johnson, who has been critically
i'll, is improving slightly although she
, is still confined to bed.
Mark Jacobs left last week for Hell
ena where he entered the Veterans
hospital at Fl. Harrison for medical
: attention. He expects to spend sew
: eraI weeks there under a physicians
care.
3 Mrs. Luella Jeter of Bozemar
; spent Sunday at the ranch home Of
i, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Jeter. Mrs. Mark Jacobs and two
children and John Jeter were alsC
i, Iguests at the Jeter home Sunday:
> The Sedan Saturday Night clul
met this week at the home of Mr.. an;
+ Mrs. Raymond Kannagaard, wheru
= lthey enjoyed several hours with mu
sic and cards after which supper wa
= served. There was a large atten
dance.
|, Miss Jean Thompson, a student a
Montana State college, spent the pas
weekend with her parents, Mr.. an
- Mrs. w. T. Thompson, at the locs
!, fish hatchery, returning to BOzema
a Monday forming to begin the fins
quarter of her junior year.
The Bridger Booster club held il
a regular meeting Friday evening
March 20, with a good attendance. A
excellent program of music, reading
n and a dramatization was produced
m the ladies, who afterward served pi
doughnuts and coffee. At the ne
meeting, which will be held Frida
~ Notices for the spring school ele
- ton to be held April 4, have be
posted in the Lower Bridger distri
R. G. Gallup and Ole Oma will CO
az tinue to serve on the school boat
while the term of Mrs. Floyd Dav
expires. A five mill special levy "
. > also be voted on at this time.
= April 3, the election of three trusts
= and a secretary-treasurer for the co
= munity hall, will take place. EveryC
z e is urged to attend as the local re
dents would like to dicuss plans
to the erection of the hall during
flu coming spring and summer.
Miss Cressie CONF entertained a
I'M delightful birthday dinner party S
ing day, in honor of Ina, Charles, M
garet and Harry Christie, all of WI
at celebrate their birthday a~nniversal
the during this month. A birthday c
we're containing lighted candles was
feature of the dinner, after WI
Of games were enjoyed for, a few hou
? at Bridger creek raised its wa.
iries Sunday to the capacity of its cl
mel in many places, due to the extr
has warmth of the afternoon. Fresl
He poured in from Owl canyon and o
the nearby snowsheds until the n
stream threatened to overflow
the banks. Local residents claim fb.t