The Bozeman courier., 1925-09-23


OCTOBER
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Mrs. DR.. Graigg has gone south for
the winter.
G. Strickey raised this season A.
7S5 bushels Of wheat, oats and bar
ley on 10 acres.
Messrs. Yerkes and Fell intend to !
commence the publication Of a daily
paper early next week.
James Hall, a prospective million
aire mine owner, Of Cooke, is spend
ing few days in the city.
Some magnificent heads of spring
club wheat are on exhibition at The
Courier office. They are from the
farm Of Y. E. Cline,
Eliza Copple, who was injured last
week in the planeing mill, is getting
along nicely and expects to be out Of
bed soon.
A small frame building in the rear
c. The Bozeman and owned by Tom
Murphy, was completely skeleboned by
fire on Friday night Of last week.
Miss Annie Aldersm and her sister,
Mrs. Mamie A. Russell, left for st.
Paul and Chicago Tuesday evening,
expecting to be absent from home
about three weeks.
The Republican campaign in Gal
latin county is now fairly under head
way, and the 'boys" ait the helm pro-
mise to make it interesting for the
"unterrified" before the 9th proximO.
c. H. Waterman, of Middle Greek,
last week sustained a painful injury
to one of his eyes, the result Of a fly
ing splinter from file he was using
in cutting a wire fence.
Butler, Greenblatt and company
have opened a store a few doors east
of Wilson and cOmpany's, and will
carry a well-selected line Of cloth
ing, dry goods, boots and shoes and
general furnishing goods.
Last Wednesday Minor Berry's
revolver fell from his pocket and was
discharged, the bali passing through
his leg above the ankle. While the
wound is quite painful, there is prob
ably nothing very serious about it.
Harry O'Neal recently made his
mother, Mrs. James Fisher, the pres
ent of a harness and pretty go-cart
in which she now takes daily drives
Any mother might be proud Of such
a son.
The schools opened with an in.
creased enrolment Of go. Two add
tional teachers were employed ito &C
cOmmOdate this increase, and mOr'
teachers will be added to the presen
corps, if necessary.
Fred A. Fielding Of Wilson an
company returned Thursday from tn
principal manufacturing and jobbinl
cities east, where for the past fev
weeks he has been purchasing good
for the fail and winter trade Of hi
firm here.
Senator Sanders was in Bozema-
long enough to enjoy one night
lodgings this week and to shake hand
with few of his old-time friends i
the beautiful city. He returned t
Helena Wednesday morning.
The building committee of the Boze
man Milling company met ON Mon
day last and examined the mill an
elevator built by P. j. Morris, cor
tractor for the above company. The
accepted the same without complain
or alteration, which was very crafty
ing to Mr.. Morris, as well as to th
milling company.
The weather is simply delightful
Not particle Of frost so far
this vicinity, nor have we had scarc'
" one disagreeable day, either dul
ing the past summer or present fal
The harvest III the Gallatin vale
is now well advanced and the thresl
ing under full headway. Montana
climate is certainly a world beater.
AL OrtOn has on exhibition Il
largest and handsOmest sample
Montana apples 80 far seen I'M Boz
man. They were raised on his res
dence ground on Church street., a
are Of the Oldenburg variety. Nh
Cooper thinks they are nice enOue