The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-08
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BRIDGER CANYON NEWS
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E. W. COiner has rented the Pike
ranch for the coming year.
Clark Davis has been out of school
for the past week with a bad attack
of grippe.
Miss Trina Richardson of Bozeman
is a guest this. week at the J. F.
Wheat home.
w. E. Wicker drove to Bozeman
Saturday and remained Sunday with
his family.
George Brown was in Bozeman a
few days this week from his mill on
the first divide.
Edwin Wicker of Bozeman spent a
few days last week with his father,
w. E.. Wicker, at their ranch home.
A play and dance will be given by
the pupils of the Sedan school, Fri
day, April II, under the direction Of
the teacher, Miss Leila Davis.
Bryan Terry returned to his ranch
at Clyde Park Tuesday after spend
ing several months are the Brown saw
mill, where he has been employed.
The Sedan Ladies' Aid society met
last week at the home of Mrs. A. j.
Kannagaard. There was a good at
tendance.
Mrs. john Esgar returned home
Wednesday after spending a few days
in Bozeman visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Ramsey, and with other
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Will McCulley and daughter
Verna of Bozeman were guests at a
dinner Wednesday, given at the home
of MI. and Mrs. E. J. Naylor in honor
of Mrs. MAYORS birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Coiner spent
several days during the past week in
Bozeman, visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Higgins, and transact
ing business.
Mrs. Charlie Woosley and two
daughters of Bozeman are visiting al
Sedan this week with Mr.. Woosley''
parents, MI. and Mrs. J. Y. Woosley
and with other relatives and friends
t Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hampton haC
. as their guests at supper Friday eve
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pike, Mr.
and Mrs. Webb Pike, and Harve!
Pike of Bozeman, who attended tn.
{ Booster meeting that evening.
: The Sedan Sunday school was hel,
: at the chapel Sunday with a good at
tendance. An Easter program ha
been arranged for Sunday, April Il
d preceded by a basket dinner. Every
one is invited o attend.
g Mrs. Nina Egeler, teacher Of til
g Bracket Greek school, reports pei
feet attendance during March for til
d following pupils: Thomas Andrew
a Billy Hinsen and Agner- and Wyld
Bridgman.
Of Mrs. Pearl Kellams who closed h
re seven month school term at the LoV
er Bridger school, Friday, March 2
st spent several days last week assis
n, ing with the work Of the norm
training class of Gallatin county hi
IL school.
on Mr.. W. T. Thompson spent Mond
in BOzeman, where she served as
nd member of the committee of the
all A. r. who awarded the prizes to
~. school children of the city schools
ed the best essay on Heroes of Revo
an t%ionary Days"
Miss Gertrude Wolff, accOmpan.
ere by the practice teachers, Miss Albel
Franks, Miss Helen Dusenberry q
ng. Miss Hazel Stevens, spent the pi
ida weekend in Bozeman with relati'
at and friends, returning to resu
classes Monday at the Lower Birds
school.
ned Evelyn Foreman suffered a pain
ing accident Thursday, when she inju
OF her right hand on a rope, lacerat
the flesh Of the palm of the hand.
airy was brought to her home that G
lrs. ming where she remained for TIRE
raj ment until Sunday when she retur
to Mt. Ellis.
neo Edgar House, who has been N
ing ing his home at the ranch Of
eek uncle, Ira jenkins. during the I
winter, left this week for Boxer
son where he win spend a short t
son, with his mother Mrs. Ed House.
rrl- viii be employed in Bozeman for
SUMMER.
fort Mrs. Seth Ainsworth left Mon
onae afternoon on Number 3 from B.
ing. man for Wolf Point where she
ner called BY the illness Of her er.
at- ehildren both of whom + ia I
lied scarlet fever. They visited herr
@ the home Of their grandparents
ilhs their mother. Mrs. Harry Morley