The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-19
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Ira Droge made a business trip to
Bozeman Saturday,
Charles Ferris of Manhattan was
a business caller in Logan Saturday.
Harlem Durham and Elmer Frank
motored to Manhattan Saturday.
Bob Campbell was a passenger on
the Yellow bus to Bozeman Thursday
evening,
Tom Tice motored to Harrison to
attend to some matters Of business
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Droge motored to
Manhattan and spent Thursday even
ing visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Parent motored
to Manhattan for a couple of hours
shopping Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Elmo Rice and Carey Darlin-
ton motored to Manhattan and spent
Friday afternoon shopping.
Tom Tice left Thursday for a weeks
business trip in Boulder City and
vicinity.
Russell McLees and Leonard Nc
Lees of Norris motored to Logan and
Manhattan and spent Saturday.
Miss Augusta Johnson Of Billings
was a week end guest of friends in
Logan.
Miss Isabelle Sloan has accepted a
position as operator for the Mountain
States Telephone company in Man
haitian.
Archie Muir and AL belong left
Saturday for Townsend to receive
1873 head of steers purchased by Mr..
Tice.
John Durham returned to his home.
in Menard Friday after spending the
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
OIin Durham on the Madison.
The Rev. Mr.. Cunningham, field
agent for the DeacOness school at
Helena, was soliciting for its benefit
in Logan and vicinity Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al belong have gone.
TO The Meadow Brook farm near Man
haitian where they will be employed
for the summer months.
Mrs. L. C. Bevier left Saturday
morning for Belgrade, where she will
be a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grogan.
Harry Sesser motored to Logan
from Manhattan and spent a couple
of hours at the home of his mother
Mrs. Ollie Sesser.
Miss Ethel Ellison underwent a
successful operation for appendicitis
at the N. P. hospital in MissOuls
Tuesday and is getting along nicely.
P. j. Morse and Earl Bryant motor.
ed to Manhattan and spent a couple
of hours attending to matters of bust.
ness Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Heaston have re-
turned from a few days business anC
pleasure trip to Wise River and vici
nifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HeastOn Jr
have gone 70 Wise River to spend
few days with Mr.. Heaston's parents
and to attend to some matters o.
business.
Oin Durham and Steve Mcdonnell
stopped in Logan Wednesday evening
en- route to their homes on the Mao
ison from Belgrade, where they ha
spent the day.
Harry Darlinton of the MadisO
valley stopped in Logan Wednesda
evening en- route to Bozeman, wher
he expected to meet a gentleman WI
wanted to buy his alfalfa seed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bates and chi
dren and J. w. Muir and son., Die.
Of the Madison valley were bushes
callers in Logan Wednesday afte
moor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hespin al
children Of Belgrade motOred
Logan and spent Monday at the hon
of Mrs. Hespin's parents, Mr.. al
Mrs. Peter Cobus.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Durham we
passengers Friday on No. PIG
Butte, where they spent a few da
visiting at the home of Mrs. D
Sohan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Heaston, nj
Jack Landers, Mrs. Tom Tice a
children motored to Three Forks a
spent Friday afternoon shopping a
visiting friends.
Mrs. Jack Tomiinson and childr,
who had been visiting at the hol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tice since So
day, returned on the stub Thursd
evening to their home in Lombard.
Mrs. Al belong and son Jack To
ilson who had been visiting relatiV
for several days in BOzeman, return
to Logan Thursday evening. ]
Tomilson was called to Lombard
help clear the tracks Of a landsli
Bill McLees Of the Madison ca
to Logan Thursday in his truck af
some freight and stated that
Icaa- down the Madison River W
in bad condition because Of wet wea
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Faulbaum
Cameron, visited for a couple Of no
IN Logan Thursday morning en- 70
to their home from Bohemian, WI
they had been spending The "