The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-29

to BOzeman Monday and were accom- t
panied by Mr.. Johnson's mother, Mrs. S
T. F. Johnson, who returned to her !
home in BOzeman after spending the L
past two weeks with her son and his c
family. (
Miss Ida Knutson, GalIatin county
school nurse, visited the Lower J
Bridger school Thursday and exam
ined and weighed the pupils. She
spent Thursday night with Miss Ger
trude Wolff, returning to Bozeman
Friday.
Charles Fuqua has returned to the
government fish hatchery to resume
his regular work after spending the
past three weeks at the Meadow creek
station, where he assisted with the
work in collecting the spawn of the
grayling and of the rainbow trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blair and MIR.
and Mrs. Paul Carmen and family ac-
Icompanied by Miss Irma Richardson,
all of Bozeman, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wheat
and family. Mrs. Blair and Mrs.
Carmen are daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheat.
Mrs. Lon Shook and daughter Ma
bel left Saturday for Helena where
they were Joined by Mrs. Shocks
sister, Mrs. Mayme Warren, and then
they went on to Seattle to spend a
few weeks before going to Long
Beach, California, where they expect
to spend the next year.
Mrs. D. P. Shook arrived Friday
from Oakland, CAL, where she spent
the winter and she expects to make
her home this summer with her son
Lon Shook at his ranch home. She
made the trip from California in COM
ipany with her daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Broat, who went
on to their home in Hardin, Mont.
The barn which is being construc-
ted at the Bridger ranger station is
nearing completion and Forest Ranger
Foreman, assisted by Fred Anger
and Ed Hoell of Bozeman are shingl-
J ing it this week. Floors are to be
laid and other inside work remains
to be done.
; John Jeter, accompanied by his
: niece, Mrs. Mark Jacobs and two
: children drove to Bozeman Sunday
J. where Mrs. Jacobs left on the after
{ noon train for Helena to spend a week
: visiting with her husband who has
] been at the hospital at Fl. Harrison
n for the past five weeks receiving
t medical attention.
. There was a heavy fall of snow
r from the north Of the canyon over the
0 divide, from eighteen inches to three
5 feet falling Wednesday and Thurs.
day. The greatest amount fell a
the Brown sawmill on the first di
0 vide. Both the Brown and Bracket
Greek sawmills were forced to sus
e pend work for several days.
d, MIR. and Mrs. c. P. Many, VIII
: AAlONEu LAOAA LlC4L Idll(M MOlllC ~ DOL7
K man last fall, have decided to renal
there for the summer and Mrs. Man
d ry with her sister Mrs. S. A. Harpe
has purchased the Hilton d~elicatesser
IS shop. They will take possession Ma,
y 1, and will carry en- the same res
az ~taurant and cooked food sales as Mrs
rs Hilton has been doing.
tn Mrs. c. z. La Rue has returne
Or from Sturgi5, S. D., where she sper
so several. wees visiting with her pan
Of Ients and is now with her sister Mr.
ly E. J. Naylor, and family, where sh
will remain for another week befo1
he returning to her home in Vancouve
of Washington. Mrs. La Rue spent
at month with her sister and other rel'
ey tives en- route to South Dakota.
NJ Among the shoppers in Bozema
,ly this week were Mr.. and Mrs. Frar
ny Hampton, Homer White, Mr.. and Mr.
II H. H. Jeter and family, Will and Mi
les Cressie CONF, Nh. and Mrs. Ere
is. Owens, Floyd Davis, Ole Oma, ".
rls Christie, Elmer and Ross Johnso
pie Don Christie, W. E. Wickers Mr.. al
INT Mrs. Earl Werner, R. G. Gallup, Au
The ust and Miss Mary Hopf, Frank 2
,ry man and Mr.. and Mrs. John Esgar.
of Pete Killorn drove 800 head Of fl
The Hereford cattle through the cany
on last week from Bozeman, en- route
Of his ranch near Wilsall. He was fore
ear to remain over one day at the Hou
md ranch on account Of the heavy storm
the This is the largest herd Of cat
.ec- taken through the canyon in the pa
vho 20 years. Mr.. KilIorn purchased
in herd from stockmen in the vicinity
nee Jefferson Island and a small numb
were those which he wintered in t
valley. He also shipped two G:
4 & loads from Bozeman to WiIsall !,
= week Mr. Killorn has Great faith