The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-04
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Friday night IN Logan.
Mrs. Walter Hall and sens were
business callers in Manhattan Friday.
Mis. Jack Trembath of near Logan
was a Bozeman visitor Friday
MI. bradford, superintendent Of the
construction crew for the N. P. rail-
way, was looking over Logan Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Strachan were
business callers in Bczeman last Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mrs. John Mccall and daughter
Alicia visited Mrs. Percy Franks in
Livingston Saturday and Sunday.
Dave Burrell Of Three Forks mot
ored to Logan Friday and spent the
evening visiting old friends.
Mrs. Charles Dross and Mrs. Earl
Bryant motored to Three Forks
Thursday afternoon for a few hours.
Ed Reynolds, detective of the Rocky
Mountain division of the n. P. Ry..
was a business caller in Logan Fri
day,
Charles Nettleberg, Harry Sesser,
and Tom Landers attended the Fare
well dance at Trident Wednesday for
the families that are leaving.
Miss Viola Leary was a passenger
to Butte on No. 289 Friday evening,
where she will visit over the week
end with her parents and friends.
A number Of local people attended
the basketball games at the college
in Bozeman Friday and Saturday eve
nirgs.
Mrs. Edith Vaughn of Townsend is
visiting at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Ellison.
Mrs. Wallace Burrell, Mrs. Mamie
Hinote, Mrs. Bill Heaston and Miss
Mary Stacey attended the dance in
Manhattan Saturday.
Birdie; the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Powers, has been very
i'll for TIE past few days with a Sc.
we're cold but is improving nicely now.
Mrs. Phil Lang, who has been con-
fined to her home for the past week
with a severe attack of the quincy.
is able to be out again.
Mrs. Steve Mcdowell and daughter
Madeline mctored to Manhattan
Thursday and visited at the Waters
home.
Nh. and Mrs Will Carpenter, Mrs
Edith Vaughn, Mrs. Charles Ellison
and Edward Ryan motored to Man.
haitian and spent the afternoon Sat
urday.
Mrs. Laura Rogers and daughter
Miss Luella. who have been visiting
friends in Logan for the weekend
returned to their home in Livingston
Sunday morning on the stub.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Carpenter, Nh
and Mrs. Charles Ellison and Mrs
Edith Vaughn drove to Manhattan
Saturday to attend the old time dane,
given there.
Aft Aldrich, the infant son Of Nh
and Mrs. Frank Aldrich, who has bee
seriously i'll at the home Ct his grand
mother, Mrs. Jenny Aldrich, for tn
past week, is getting quite we'll again
Miss Mary Stacey was a passenge
to Whitehall on No. 219 Friday eve
ming, where she spent the evenin
with her folks and attending tn
dance.
airs. Frank Johnson, Miss Luell
Rcgcrs, Mrs. Laura Rooers and Mr..
Earl Bryant were among the Loga
people to attend the Saturday nigh
dance in Manhattan. .
A party was given at the Upp,
schoolhouse en- the Madison Saturds
night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. il
Todd and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mui
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd are leaving Il
Madison valley to make their hen
near Bozeman and Mr.. and Mrs. Mu
and family are moving on the To
Tice ranch for the summer.
NICHOLAS HOME BURNS
The h~me of Horace Nicholas WI
completely destroyed by fire Thur
day evening about 1880. The fl
was first discovered by Herman Kes
Ter as he was passing through Logs
enroute to his home near Trider
The house wa locked and the fl
seemed to have started from the i
side, me- It impossible to So
much G contents. It is thong
that the fire was started by defe
tive wiring or from the flue.
JOHN GALLOWAY DIES
John Callowav McDariels pass
away at his ranch home Sunday ey
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