The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-11

hanson home a Few years ago here |
in the canyon.
A very delightful dance was given
at the ranch home of MIR. and Mrs.
James Cardy on Bracket creek Fri.
day evening. A delicious lunch was
served at midnight. MIR. and Mrs.
James Camp and family of Clyde
Park were guests at the Curdy home.
Mrs. Camp is a sister of Mrs. Curdy.
Donald B. Weist, who is located at
the U. S. fish hatchery at Leadville.
Colo, spent the past weekend at the
Bridger hatchery at the home of Su-
pervisor and Mrs. w. T. Thompson.
He left the first of the week for
Malta where he will do some special
pike-perch work at the station there.
Mrs. Ed. Foreman spent Monday
in BOzeman with her sister Mrs. vi
ola Foreman and family who left on
the afternoon train for their former
nome at Watford City, N. D. Mrs.
Foreman made her home here with
her family at the home Of her broth
er, D. A. Suverly, until his death a
few weeks ago.
Andrew Tschernutter OF Miles
City arrived in Bozeman Saturday
and spent the past week with friends
there and visiting at the Wittmen
home. He was married Wednesday
to Miss Mary Whitman and left al
once for Miles City, where he and
his bride will make their home.
John Esgar drove to Bozeman Sat
urday whele he spent a few hours
and was accompanied home in the
evening by Mrs. Esgar who has beer
visiting in Bozeman during the past
week at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Fred Ramsey, and with other rela-
tives and friends.
Albert Spar drove TO Bozeman
Saturday ard was accompanied home
by his wife and little son Albert, Jr.
Mrs. Spar and baby visited several
days last week after leaving the hos
pital with Mr.. Sparr's mother, Mrs.
C. P. Many, at the Bartholomew
apartments.
The following perfect attendance
record is reported for the r1onth by
Miss Nina Egler, teacher of the
Bracket Geek school: Emma Breed
en-, Thomas Andrews, Roy, Everett
and Clarence Curdy, Juanita An
drews, Ruth Breeder, Agnes and
Wylda Bridgman and Charlotte Hal
lin.
Sunday, February 9Th, was desig-
mated as "Going to Church" Sunday
and there was a good attendance al
the services held at the Sedan church
Dinner was served picnic style at ont
| o'clock, after which short addressei
: were given by the Rev. Edgerton an,
the Rev. Andrews, followed by a so
r cial hour.
Mrs. Joseph Whitman, Of Sedan
e who has been visiting relatives ant
friends in BOzeman and Three Fork
e for the past two weeks is spendin;
s a few days in the canyon at the hom
a of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Witt
imam and family. She was Joined o.
n Tuesday by her husband who cam
over to attend the wedding of hi
sister, Miss Mary Whitman, who wa
married in Bozeman, Wednesday, t
h Andrew T~schernutter of Miles City.
IS An auction sale of livestock, farl
machinery and household furnitur
was held Tuesday at the A. J.. Linz
oln ranch. Col. A. j. Gideon {
Bozeman conducted the sale. Thel
was a good attendance. Mr.. Lincoll
who has made his home with h
:. family for the past year on the Swal
:. son-Boker ranch, expects to move
q the Baxter ranch west of Bozems
;. where he viii be located for the sun
% mer.
The students at the Lower Bridgu
Of school under the direction of the
Us teacher, Mrs. Pearl. Kellams, W
e. produce a February patriotic pr
lie. gram at the school house Frid;
lis evening. Following the progra
t. supper viii be served for a sms
in charge and the money viii be US,
for the purchase of a photograph f
an use in the district. The regul
m Boosters program which was plann,
n for Friday evening has been pos
'e- pOned in favor of the school pr
gram.
50 Miss Mary Whitman and Andre
Fl. Tschernutter were guests of hon
ds at a pleasant surprise party Civ
re- at the Whitman home Saturday eve
ing by friends from Bozeman.
.er miscellaneous shower was given Mi
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