The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-11
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Miss Villa Stevent, teacher Of the
Upper Bridger school reports perfect
attendance during February for Ross
and Glenn Johnson.
Lora and Evelyn Westerdsle Of
BOzeman spent the week end visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Lora Craven at the
Gene Naylor ranch home.
Mss Villa Stevens spent the week
end with relatives in Bozeman, re-
turning Sunday evening to resume
ler school work Monday.
and Evelyn Foreman and
Myrtle Suverly, students at Mt. Ellis
academy, spent the past week end at
their home at the Bridger ranger sta
ton.
Mrs. Frank Zeman suffered serious
cuts about the face ard neck and 9TH
ar minor bruises Sunday evening
will ne cutter in which she was
riding with MIR. Zeman was over
turned and she was thrown against
- barbed wire fence.
Plans to commence farming wers
discouraged by the heavy fall of snow
@hich began last Friday and has con-
tnued a part of this week. Sedan
reports from four to six inches with
more on the divides and Bridger has
about the same amount.
The Misses Edna and Louella Jeter,
who spent the past two weeks at the
ranch home OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Jeter, have returned to
Bozeman, where they have opened the
Pearl beauty parlOrs in the CONNER
ri2l National bank building.
The Bridger Boosters club meeting
was postponed Friday evening be-
cause of the bad snowstorm until the
date Of the next regular meeting, Fri
day, March 20. The ladies who wer@
appointed to put on a program and
furnish supper will do so at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Jacobs are the
proud parents of a seven and a quar-
Ter pound baby boy, born in Bozeman
last week al - h~~e of Mrs. 7. F.
Jenkins. He has been named Mark
william Jr. Mrs. Jacobs and baby
are doing nicely.
Ts..ry Johnson OF Spokane, who
vas called TO Bozeman last week by
The serious illness Of his mother, Mrs.
T. F. Johnson, spent Thursday and
Friday visiting with his brothers Wal
lace and Elmer Johnson at the ranch
home of the former.
Mrs. Nellie Craig suffered a pain
full accident Sunday evening wher
she slipped and fell, spraining hei
ankle and tearing the ligaments Of
the foot from the ankle bone. She i;
resting easier now but is still con
fined to her bed.
Lloyd White drove to BOzemal
Monday and was accompanied hOmi
~ the evening by his aunt, Mrs. JOIN
Decker of the East Galiatin, who viii
remain to care for her sister, Mrs
Nellie Craig, who sustained a badl!
sprained ankle as the result Of a fal
1t her ranch home Sunday evening
Reno Foreman and Leon LeClai
came down from the Ross Peak ran
ger station this week where they hav
been cutting timber 70 fill contract
which they held for Arthur OSBORN
and Bert Christie. They cut 200 dr.
house logs for Mr.. Christie and 1000
feet of saw timber for Nh. Osborn,
Among the shoppers in BOzema
during this week were Mr.. and Mr.
Albert Spar, w. S. Christie , Dc
Christie, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Jete'
and family, Floyd Davis, Georl
Brown, III. and Mrs. Earl Verne
Will CONF, Ole Oma. Frank Zems
and Mark Jacobs.
Wallace Johnson drove to Bozems
Friday and was ACCOMPANIED home
Mrs. Johnson end son Elmer, who h
been critically i'll but is now slow
improving. Mrs. john Williams
Spokane a daughter of Mrs. 7.
johnson arrived in Bozeman Thur
day to assist in caring for her m
cher.
Professor w. T. Scott, Dean Of M
at the Montana State School of Mir
at Butte, spent tournament week
Bozeman and visited Sunday at I
home Of his aunt and uncle, Mr.. a
Mrs. ". T. Thompson at the Fl
hatchery before returning home. .
Scott is a director Of the state hi
school athletic association.
A farewell party was given at
MyeTsburg schoOIhouse at Sedan S
urdsy evening for Mr.. and Mrs. L.