The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-04
WILLOW CREEK
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Carl Algers of Cameron was a
business visitor here over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller and fam
lily left Sunday morning fer their
ranch home near Belgrade.
Miss Ethel Walbert is spending the
week at Belgrade, visiting Miss LeOna
Miller.
Miss Pearl Thompson was the
guest of Miss Frances Buttelman, on
Friday.
Miss Ida Knutson of BOzeman,
county nurse, was a business visitor
in town Wednesday afternoon.
Andrew Peterson spent the week
end at Cameron, visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hankinson.
Miss Angelina Barnhart, who taught
this term in the 'Ocal high school, left
Saturday morning for her home at
MisOula.
Virgie and Murel Thompson are
spending the week at Milligan canyon,
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Thompson.
Mrs. William Cook and daughters,
Caroline and Joyce, are spending the
week at Mammoth, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James Price.
A number of Willow Creek people
attended the old time dance at
Henslee's hall in Three Forks, Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Al Hankinson, Mrs. Carl Al
gers and son, and Mrs. Ben Houston
Of Cameron, were visitors in town,
Sunday afternoon.
Leigh ROush of Norwegian Gulch
was a business visitor in town Mon
day. While here he called at the
Charles Cook ranch.
Mrs. Ruth Sappington and small
daughter, Betty Ruth, of Butte,
spent the week end here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hike.
Mrs. Charles Cook left Wednesday
, afternoon for La Bolt, S. D., where
she will spend some time visiting
Z friends and relatives.
; Misses Edith and Clara ALL anC
2 Mary Dawson, and C. D. Flaherty, al
of Cardwell, attended commencement
exercises here Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella COnklin and son, Carl
Mrs. Freida Walbert and Henry
f Hoelin and son, Junior, spent Mon
day fishing on the Madison.
Miss Frances Buttelman spent tn
f week end at BOzeman visiting he
sister, Miss Meta Buttelman, who i
a student at Montana State college.
l. Miss Alma S~hanholtzer left Frida.
IS evening for her home in Milligan car
yon. She had been staying at tn
d Ed Garnet home and attending schoo
Miss Mary Hopkins left Saturda
morning for her home in TwOdOt, al
Y. ter spending the school term her
with her grandmother, Mrs. M. ]
Hoyle.
Misses Tamsy and Eula Thompsc
s. left Friday evening for their hon
at Milligan canyon. They had bee
I'd staying in town and attending hig
IN school.
George Elliott moved his family
at Sappington, Saturday. They WI
h spend the summer there, as Mr.. E
ed lott is employed there as watching
at the tower.
nd Mrs. Davis and son, Ditz, al
Mt daughter, Mrs. Stella Pratt, Of Il
N Madison, spent Wednesday evenil
in town. They also attended T.
nd commencement exercises.
nd Mrs. William Buttelman and Mi
ell Virginia Tapscott entertained at {
ay home Of the former on Thursday ey
ming, with a delightful dinner. Cove
ng were laid for members Of the hi
up school faculty and Of the GRADUATE
Tvs class.
ma. Mr.. and Mrs, George Johnston a
ks small daughter, Georgette, and 4
vim and Mrs. Ray Davies, all Of Thu
at Forks, yer 6 o'clock dinner que.
his Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Thomps
Wednesday.
hill The Senior class play, "Mary Jan
air Pa" given Friday evening at the hi
ent school assembly, was most s~uecessi
The room was crowded to capaci
and and many wOuld-be auditors could
day be accommodated. The cast inclu,
frs. Earl Parks, Viola Walbert, Ere
for Davis, Marjorie Faherty, Pc
Thompson, Isabelle Flahertv, Al
and Halves, Richard Nelson. Harold O.
un- Hollis Miller, Ralph Powell, Fran
Ers. Buttlemans Gladys Williams. Be.
vita JeWett Olga Parker. Edith Conk
aols Orlando Capps kalpa GL1st
jeanette Bell