The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-07-01
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Miss Nellie Brown is spending this
week at Clyde Park visiting with
friends.
Nellie and George S%paulding of
BOzeman are spending the summer
vacation with their aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hebison at their
ranch home at Sedan.
Mrs. George Brown and daughter
Nellie accompanied by Mrs. Browns
sister Mrs. E. A. Hamlyn of Denver
spent last week in Bozeman visiting
at the homes of Mrs. Will Lawrence
and Mrs. John Rabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vergil Terry of Clyde
Park accompanied by Mrs. Terry's
mother, Mrs. George Brown of the
canyon, and her sister Mrs. E. A.
Hamlyn of Denver, left for a tour of
Yellowstone park this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitman, accom-
panied by her brother Joe Wagner
and Mrs. Lillian huber of Bozeman
have returned from a visit with Mrs.
Wittman's daughter Mrs. Andrew
Tschernutter at Miles City. They
made the trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Jacobs and
family accompanied by Mrs. Jacobs
sisters, Edna and Louella Jeter mo-
Ored to Big Timber Wednesday to
spend the rest of the week visiting
with Mrs. Jacobs sister Mrs. Paul
Davis, and family. They returned
home Saturday evening.
W. NJ. Harvey, assistant to the vice
president Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul railway, sand Mrs. Har-
ivey Of Elgin, H., were guests over
the past weekend at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jarvis. Mr.. and Mrs.
, Harvey spent a summer in the can
yon about ten years ago at the Quaw
summer cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Christie and
family and Lawrence, Ina and Charlie
Christie went to Bracket Creek Sat
urday evening to attend the dance
given at the ranch home OF Mr.. and
: Mrs. James Curdy. They remained
over until Sunday to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. James Camp and other rela-
tiVes at Brackett Creek
A number of Bracket Greek and
Sedan residents gathered on the di-
vide for a picnic Sunday, in honor OF
Nh. and Mrs. Rob Christie, who have
just returned from California. The
Christies formerly made their home
here but for the past three years have
been located in the south. Everyone
enjoyed the picnic dinner at one
{ o'clock and the afternoon was spent
in visiting and playing games.
The Bridger canyon Sheep club met
Tuesday evening at the R. G. Gallur
I home to discuss their program fol
/ carrying on their club work this sum.
mer. Maurice Andres and Bud Man
; ~ of Bozeman were present to hell
: conduct the meeting. The members
S have made arrangements for a tril
s to the Roy Martin ranch and a tou-
Of inspection at Montana State col
Z lege to see the sheep, on Monday
a July 6.
1 Mrs. Floyd Davis and family, Mrs
s R. G. Gallup and family and Mr.. an.
Mrs. w. S. Christie and family motor
ed to the Rea school house west q
Bozeman, Wednesday evening, to At
tend the county meeting Of the boy.
d and girls clubs. A splendid prograE
was put on By the Curly Tail ri
Z club and the Leverich Sheep club, bot
conducting mock meetings to sho'
the method Of procedure and TIE tyr
Of work accomplished. The Sale.
vile Clothing club gave a play eth
q One Hundred Per Cent Club 20 @
Rescue. followed by 6 short talk 5
couniy Agent i. 3. Bo5ley and Wa