The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-25
WILLOW CREEK
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Grandma Peterson is quite i'll again,
suffering with neuralgia.
Morris Hoyle and Bryon Parker,
who are employed at Alcazar, spent
the weekend at their home here.
Charles Jewett left Tuesday night
for Minneapolis, to be with his bro
<her, who is very i'll.
Jacob and Newell Miller left Tues
day morning for Belgrade, where they
viii start farming.
Mrs. Maybell left Sunday morning
f. "olena, where size viii receive
-! treatment.
Jim Shed is building an addition
OTTO Mrs. Rhoda Parks house this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Flaherty and
children, and Mrs. Isabelle Austin
spent Sunday at the Tom Williams
howe.
MS. Joe Beam entertained Alice
Halves and Pearl Thompson at a six
o'clock dinner, at her home, on We'd
nesday.
The Herman Thompson family who
just recently returned from California
moved to their ranch at Muligan a n
yon, on Saturday.
Mrs. Bob West and two daughters,
who have been visiting in Portland,
Oregon, returned to Willow Creek
Saturday night.
Miss Elizabeth Park, who is attend
ing business college at Butte, spent
last week here on account Of the ILL
ness of her mother.
Florence Burnes, Meta Buttelman
and James Bradbury, who attend col
leEe at BOzeman, are spending a few
days here over the quarterly exam
nation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cart Algers, who have
been spending the winter in CalifOr-
MIA, are expected back here in about
two weeks. They will return by
auto.
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a very interesting talk on "What the
Legislature did for Education" at the
nigh school assembly, Thursday after
noon. A good sized crowd attended.
Those who visited in Bozeman last
we-h were, Mr.. Fred Cleveland, Mr..
and Mrs. William Buttelman and
daughter, Frances, and Mrs. Hans
bury.
Mrs. Archie Price was hostess to a
delightful card party, given at her
home Thursday evening. The room
was beautifully decorated in Saint
Patrieks day colors and ported plants
There were fOxty-five guests present
A delicious lunch was served at mid.
might.
a letter has been received from
Dempsey Moore, of Pasadena, Cal
saying that he is in the best of healtI
and has steady work. Mr.. Moore wa
once a resident of Willow Greek, an
he writes to be remembered by all hi
friends.
Mr.. Becker and daughters and so
OF Bozemau, raotored to Willow Cree
Saturday night to attend The play
given at the high school assembl.
Miss Norma Becker, who is teachin
here, returned with them to sper
Sunday.
The WOman's club gave a pictul
show at the church Monday nigh
1.-The Call Of the Wild" being the pic
are Of the evening. Miss Burdet
Squires of Hardin, Montana, who
visiting here, gave several s~electiO.
-on the harp and piano. Miss Squir
is an accomplished young lady, a
we n very glad to have the Oppc
tunity to hear her play.
Mrs. William Hike and Mrs. PC
Park entertained the Ladies' Aid
the home Of the former, on Thursdi
Blanche Wilson, the small daugh,
of Mrs. Ralph Wilson, who is visit
relatives here, accidentally fell, 81
day, breaking her leg. The doc
was summoned at once and the
set. She is getting along as well
.can be expected.
Three one-act plays were given
the high school assembly on Saturt
night. Besides the plays there W
several musical selections by the h
school band, a dance by Lora
Hike, and a dance by Bernice Nc
and Dorothy Flaherty. A Ia
crowd attended and the amount ia
in was $63.50. After the program
crowd went TO Frederick's hall
spent several hours in dancing.
music was furnished by the
school band.
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