The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-08
SPRINGHILL
s. - u - y y y y y u /.

= .
- - g u. :: u y = = = u = y
Edward Holdiman is employed at
the Albert Ford ranch for the sum-
mer.
Lester Grouse was elected trustee
of the Springhill district Saturday, to
take the place of j. w. Walton.
Miss Bessie Gee is spending her
spring vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Gee.
Little Lester Grouse, who has been
seriously ill for the past three weeks,
appears to be slightly improved.
Mrs. Thomas Gee was elected trus-
tee of the Reese Greek district Satur-
day, in place of Mrs. Frank Warwood.
At the school election in the Decker
district Hugh Bennett was elected
trustee in place of Wesley Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Seifert, who
spent the winter in Bozeman with
their children, who are in high school,
moved out to the ranch last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dewitt moved
from Upper Reese creek to one Of
Albert Seifert's ranches last week,
where Mr.. Dewitt will be employed.
Next Sunday there will be a special
Easter sermon and Easter ~recitations
at the church and the quarterly COM
munion service will also be observed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sandquist and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker motored
to Anaconda Friday to visit relatives.
They returned Sunday evening.
Word was received from Mr.. and
mrs. Joe GOWN that they arrived in
Los Angeles March 80, and that Mrs.
Gown had stood the trip nicely.
Albert Ford underwent a serious
operation at the Deaconess hospital
Tuesday of last week. At last re-
pert he was getting along very well,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archmie Martin, Jr.,
and son Donald, Mrs. Hamilton and
son Leal, were Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mel Hamilton.
MI. and Mrs. Will Amend, who
have been taking care Of the stock
| at the A. ]. Moore ranch this winter.
moved back to their home last week
, to begin spring work.
, The Walton Bros. sawed lumber
; several days last week at the mil
in Corbly canyon. Frank WarwooC
and Harold Wright have been operat.
fling the mill but have closed down fol
this year.
Farming is we'll under way on Reese
creek but the soil is still too damp II
this vicinity to begin work. Those
who have sod to pillow can work bui
the summer fallowed ground is moi
ready. =
Herbert Walton, who spent the past
three weeks with his sister Mrs. Ear
Metie and family on Shields river, re-
turned home Saturday, but went back
to Wilsall Monday to begin work near
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hamilton and
daughter Geraldine, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Seifert, daughter Esther and sor
Edwin were among those attending
the opening at Bohemian Hot Springs
Saturday evening.
The. Decker Fancy-work club met
last Thursday for all day with Mrs
Frank Parker, with all the members
excepting Mrs. Joe Gown, present
Mrs. Ben Walton and Mrs. JohI
Walton were guests. The hostess ana
her daughter, Mrs. Wesley Davis
%served a bOuntiful dinner at on
O'clock. The afternoon was spen
with needlework.
There will be a community suppe
in the church basement Tuesday eve
ming, April IA. The ministers attend
ing Presbytery at Belgrade will b
present and have charge Of the pre-
gram for the evening. DR.. Burdie
of Helena win deliver his sermol
"Shall We Pity Our Grandchildren
and Mr. Grimstead, Mr.. vanderbec
and Mr.. Klemme win have charge {
the music. Everyone Is cordiall
urged to come.