The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-24
BELGRADE

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Mrs. W: ]. Cochran and sister.
Miss Florence Penwell, were dinner
guests at the S. c. Allen home Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Robert Dunn of Bozernan
spent several days last week at Pen.
welton. She left Saturday for Chi
cago to visit relatives.
The supper given by the ladies of
one division of the Presbyterian Aid
was well attended and a neat sum
realized.
Sweet Pea Rebekah lodge met
Tuesday evening at the I. o. o. F.
hall, and after closing, refreshments
were served by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Robinson.
Charles Hecox came home Tuesday
from the park where he had been
employed by the transportation COM
pany during the summer. Ralph
Biggs, driver there this summer.
will be home Wednesday.
Friday evening the teachers Of the
Belgrade schools, with Mrs. A. L. Oh
sen, Mrs. Dean, Miss Ella Hall and
Edna Schenk of Livingston, 0rove to
the R. B. Lobdell cabin up the West
Gallatln canyon to spend the week
end as guests of Mrs. Lobdell. Sew
eral went on into the park as far as
Old Faithful, returning home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. w. B. Wallace writes friends
IN Belgrade that her mother, Mrs. J.
F. Crigler, passed away at her home
at 18 Jackson Ave. Lexington, Vir-
ginia, on September 10. Mrs. Crig-
Ter had been i'll for nearly nine
months. The Wallaces will be re-
membered as having conducted a
! jewelryi store in Belgrade. Mrs.
i Wallace is slowly regaining her
health, although she says it requires
lot of patience.
Hon. H. A. Bayley, of Manitoba,
Canada, was in town Monday speak
ing in the interests of the prohibi-
ton question. He gave a talk in the
afternoon to the school children, IN
the evening to adults at the Presby-
teFian church, and later attended the
monthly meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce. He spoke of the results
OF government control of liquor in
Manitoba, and the effect of it on the
system, Illustrating his address with
objects. He spoke in the schools at
Willow Creek and Three Forks dur
ing the day.
A number of Belgrade women,
members of the local w. c. T. U.
drove to Bozeman last week, to at
tend the state convention of the or
ganization. Among them were Mrs.
c. D. Grant, Miss Ella Hall, Mrs. D.
T. Stone, Mrs. Mayme Hoffman, Mrs.
Robert Bryan, Mrs. w. ]. Hale, Mrs.
G. II. HecOx, Mrs. o. H. Coleman,
and two little girls, Donna Ruth He
cox and Inez May Colman, who were
among the little ones in the consecra-
ton service conducted by Miss Anna
Gordon, world president, and who re.
ceived the white ribbons.
: The Christian Endeavor held its
regular meeting Friday evening al
the Presbyterian church, Mrs. R. B.
Hubbard and Mildred, Mary and
: Rosalie Hale as hostesses. The at
tendance was good. Officers for the
coming year were elected as follows
: President, Fred Harrer; vice presi.
l dent, Paul Bryan; secretary, FREQ
Sheldon; treasurer, Frank Clark; mu.
slcian, Marie Sheldon. Refreshments
were served and games played. Thii
e was partly In honor of the youns
people who are members, and whC
left the first of the week for theil
! several colleges.
{. Students from the Belerads
:, schools, some for the first time, anC
: others the second or third times, lef
for the several colleges they expec
to attend the coming winter. Amonc
! them were Donald Moore and Raw
: mond Diefenderfer, for the Stat
: university at Missoula; Agnesse an,
: Don Orr and George Bryan for Hell
? enas to attend MISUNDERSTANDING
college, and Mildred and Mary Hale
J, Charles Anderson, Herbert Lyns
L Barnett Fitzstephens, Martin Nelson
Arthur Sheldon, and Gladys Spain
I for Bozeman, to attend Montani
, State college.