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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-08-20

company which is a large independ-
ent concern that is now acquiring
it's first iron property in Minnesota.
x
A. H. Veile, vice president and
general freight and passenger agent
of the Duluth & Iron Range road,
has resigned and Horace Johnson,
secretary for the company for many
years, has been appointed to sue
coed him as auditor and general
passenger and freight agent.
x
E. B. Myers of Biwabik, president
of the Mesaba Traction company,
which proposes to build an electric
line connecting Biwabik and other
Mesaba range towns, says that his
company is now financed and ready
to begin construction as soon as the
matter of obtaining the necessary
franchises is accomplished. The
company already has a franchise
from the county and the village of
Biwabik.
Later advices state that the mayor
of Eveleth positively refuses to sign
a franchise. 1t is claimed the livery
men of the Mesaba towns are
against the proposed railroad.
While George Martin, aged about
seven years, and his brother one
year older, were playing on the logs
! near the Swallow & Hopkins mill
| Tuesday both were precipitated into
the water. The older boy made
| heroic efforts to save his younger
brother but without avail. Rescuers
succeeded in getting the older boy
out of the water and he soon revived
but an hours hard work by the Thy
stefan failed to save the younger
boy.
Edgar Brown, one of the old TIM
ers on this and the Mesaba range,
died at Sault Ste. Marie hospital
Monday.
Thobias Sherid. well known about
town, was taken to Duluth Wednes
day to be examined before the pro.
bate court as to his sanity.
| DIR. Wade Humphrey left Wednes
day for his old home in the state OF
Virginia where he will visit for 6
few weeks after which he will locate
for practice near the Twin Cities.
| X
Advices from Capt. Reuben Tom:
and family are to the effect thai
they arrived safely in their western
home and are now pleasantly locat
ed at a. place called Ruth, a shor
distance from Ely, Nevada.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-08-20

TFIE tremendous of
fer Of $145, $50 in
premium money for
educational exhibits of
all kinds by the great
1926 Minnesota State
Fair and N Tor t h w e s t
Dairy Exposition, Twin
Cities, September a to
IL, earns it the title of
1.-THE Worlds Biggest
Fair.
1t will take more than
200 buildings to house
it. 1t will have the most
wonderful amuseme nt
bill in its history, in
Guiding aviation, open
air circus acts, auto and
horse racing, a dozen
bands, and scores of 9TH
er attractions.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-08-20

Advices from Capt. Reuben Toms
and family are to the effect that
they arrived safely in their western
home and are now pleasantly locat-
ed at a. place called Ruth, short
distance from Ely, Nevada.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12

the dinner; and to the Travel section,
Mrs, G. B. Swim acting chairman,
for arranging the program. Miss
Media Eecker served as song leader
for the chorus singing Of verses
written for the occasion.
The club colors Of green and white
were used with flowers and favOrs
and upon the birthday cake, which
was adorned with fifteen candles and
the inscription, "1911-1926." Each
section Of the club was called upon
for q part in the program and there
was keen rivalry among the sections,
in the way Of cleverly depicting the
purpose and plan Of the department
work. Mrs. R. E. Brown, president
Of the club, gave greeting, to open
the program, and spoke most char
mingly Of the devoted work Of mem
bers, making the Bozeman WOman's
club the largest and probably the
strongest in Montana. Mrs. Brown
then introduced the past presidents
Of the club-Mrs. z. L. Houston, Mrs,
R. P. Seidlitz, and Mrs. G. N. Arnett
also Mrs. Una B. Herrick, honorary
vice president Of the Montana FEEDER
alton Of WOmen's clubs; Miss Blanche
Lee, state chairman Of Home Exten.
sion service; and Mrs. Louis Vessel
state chairman Of Visual Education
Each one Of these leaders spoke Of ap.
portunities for growth and Of the
satisfaction Of earnest service.
The Poetry section gave dramatic
demonstration Of one of its regular
meetings, Mrs. F. I. Powers presiding
and poems being-read by the Misses
Eldean Soule, Dina Rees Evans, Fan
ME Phillips, Mrs. Powers, Mrs. w. G
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12

SOCIAL CALENDAR

Monday, February 15-The Travel
Section Of the Woman's club win
meet at $3.50 o'clock, in the Elks'
club room. The subject Of study
for those travelling win be 'Poli-
teal Divisions"
Tuesday, February I6-Current
Topics win be discussed by the
section Of the WOnan's club
meeting from $3.50 until 4:S9.
o'clock, at the Elks' home. In
addition to foreign and national
events, there will be a paper
upon: Legal Rights Of Women"
The Catholic Ladies win, en-
terrain at cards in K. c.. hail..
with Mrs. Martin Gary chairman
of the hostess committee.
Wednesday, February IL - Eta
chapter Of Eurcdelphian will
meet for regular program ses-.
sion, at 8 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid society will
meet at the Presbyterian church,
with the afternoon program in
Guiding a play done by eight
ladies of the Methodist church,
under direction Of Mrs. C. e.
Slime.
A section Of the Ladies' Aid
Of the Methodist church will
meet at the home of Mrs. C. D.
Newman.
Theatre-Arts section Of the
WOman's club will hold regular
evening session.
Thursday, February 18-The B. D.
Card club win meet for luncheon
and bridge, at the home Of Mrs.
r. c. Purdum.
The Poetry section Of the
WOman's club viii meet at the
home Of Mrs. F. /. Powers, 6Os
South Sixth avenue.
Friday, February IS - Bethany
Bible class viii hold social ses.
sion at the home Of Mrs. Joh1
Wylie, on West Olive street.
The Nature Study section o.
the WOman's club will meet fol
discussion of Jean Strattol
POrter's work. The session viii
be at the home Of Mrs. w. M
CObleigh.
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FACE FIVE

Cook and Mrs. Robert Noe. The
Child Welfare section gave q series
Of Nursery Jingles" that touched
the high lights Of the occasion. Re
presenting the department Of Current
Topics, Mrs. Walter Aitken spoke IN
witty vein Of the plan used by the
section for interpreting current events.
The Music section won high applause
for its numbers by the "Topsy Tur-
Wy Trio" with accompaniment played
by Mrs. Zada Sales Dickson. Miss
Carolyn Wright spoke for the Theatre
Arts section, winning much laughter
for her descriptions. The Nature
Study section appeared in character,
as birds, fish and rodents, each with
q jingle most natural" Mrs. W. A.
Murray nOated ballOns 6verthe heads
Of the group, carrying her hearers on
q tour Of the earth with the Travel
section.
The Literature section was repre-
scented by Mrs. John Britain in the
character Of miss Fuzzy WuzW,"
telling How to Write a Scenario"
with suggestions sufficiently unique
TO make the scenario earn fl =
enough to build a new club ho4-G
In conclusion, the Arts and Crafts
made display Of artistic hand work,
in the form Of lamp shades done by
the section. The company stood to
sing: "The Club Woman" and the de-
lightful function was over.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
Helpful Hour Club

Each member of the Helpful Hour
club invited her husband to have part
in. the valentine party, held by the
club at the home Of Mrs. KEYS on
North Tracy avenue. Program num-
bers included a piano solo by Miss
Pauline Higgins; vocal solo by Mr..
Johns; vocal solos by ,Valens Jones:
dialogue By Misses Edith Pasha and
Florence DusenberTy; Scotch songs by
William Nevin; surprise stunt by Mrs.
Dusenberry; games led by Mrs. Fow-
Ter; matching Of valentine favors for
supper partners and a feast Of a sup
per. The birthday cake Of the even-
ing was presented by Mrs. Thieson
with due ceremony.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
BOZeman BiddinQS

st. Valentine received all honor as patron of Bozeman social
functions, during the past week. Even our hero, Lincoln. Welded
place to the decorative and fanciful charm Of the glowing hearts
and delicate blossoms of the patron saint Of love.
with Traits l most admire in a friend' given as rolcaI
response at the Housekeepers' club andNFith personal, original
valentines read to bring a laugh at various other assemblies, the
beauty OF true friendship, seasoned with love, has been given
happy emphasis. The following lines are for Daddy and Mother
to repeat to little daughter valentine; or for the youth to dedicate
to the maiden of his choice:
20 lassie of mine, my valentine, a4
Whose sparkling youth is like burning wine,
In your cheeks flushed pink with the glow. of DAWN
On your brow, soft-kissed by the morning sun,
In your eyes, with wonder deep and still,
lnquiring of life its thral and thrill,
The woman you viii be seems to- shine;
Sweet lasse of mine, my valentine! ~
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
Merry Wives Club

Merry Wives Club
The Merry Wives entertained the
Merry Husbands" at their annual
dinner, on Monday evening, at the
banquet hall of the Bozeman Grill.
There were SO persons, members and
guests, seated to enjoy the elaborate
menu and the clever program features.
The valentine favors carried humorous
verses, touching the personality Of
each husband and these were read
aloud to make much laughter.
The program opened with all join
ing IN the singing Of america" Mrs.
w. L.. (Gertie) Hays being accom-
PIANIST. Mrs. Nelson (Agnes) Flint,
president of the club, extended greet
ings to the husbands who were special
guests; Mrs. W. F. (Fannie) Cowan
read ten rules Of table etiquette that
WeFe very humorous; Mrs. Henry
(Chloe) Jacobs gave a clever toast,
ITO the Merry Husbands" the re-
Spouse being by w. D. (Billie) Bell.
With the OrthOphonic from Orton's,
Mr.. Toner gave several selections;
clever jokes on the men were made
BY the various wives; in the humorous
test. w. L. Powers and Mrs. T. M.
Perrin won first prize, while T. M.
Perrin and Mrs. E. E. Mcmahon won
the consolation prize. At the con-
elusion. of the program; the merry
Husbands" were guests Of the Merry
Wives at the picture show at the
Ellen theatre.
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Tuesday Literary Club

Mrs. E. B. Norris was hostess for
the Tuesday Literary club, in session
this week, at her home on South Sixth
street Mrs. Clyde Mckee, president
OF the club, opened the meeting and
each member made response to roll
call with mention Of a-current event
n public affairs. Mrs. W. F. Brew
er read two poems that had been
written by Mrs. C. B. Jones Of Boze-
man. Then followed the magazine
study for the day, under direction Of
MFs. Norris. Articles read were:
"Dr. Florence Rena Sabin, Scientist"
The Other Side Of s750.OOOp and
Concession Or Not" A social hour
about the tea tables closed the. after
noon.
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service, the guests remained for an
afternoon of visiting. On Wednesday
evening, IA guests were entertained
at dinner, finding table decorations
and place favors Of pink roses. Thurs
day evening was devoted by Miss
Martin to entertaining the members
Of Alpha Gamma Delta at a buffet
supper. There were As young ladies
gathered to share in the happy hospi-
tality Of this occasion.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
A silver Weddinr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mullica were in
vited to come from their home, south
Of Belgrade, to be guests in the home
of Ma. and Mrs. W. H. Hapner on
Church avenue, south, last Friday.
To add pleasure to pleasure, it was
arranged that IS friends Gene to the
Hapner home during the evening, to
celebrate the tw~enty-fifth anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. MulIca's wedding.
The Rev. A. L Chapman conducted
the SILVER wedding ceremony; the
SisterhOOd Of the Christian church
made gift Of flowers; and all pres
ent united in a gift of silver to honor
the anniversary.
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CompIimentiag Mrs. Diekman

COmpiimenting Mrs. Dickman
Several functions are being held,
this week, in compliment to- Mrs.
Diekman of HarloWtown, who is a
guest in the home Of her sister Mrs.
H. M. Eversz, on South Black ave-
nue.. Mrs. c. A. Truitt was hostess
at luncheon, Friday with Mrs. Dick
man the guest Of honor; while on
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Carlisle
Kenyon and her sister, Mrs. H. c..
Bowles of Great Falls entertained 16
ladies at bridge, giving them oppor-
tunity to greet Mrs Dickman.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
Leverieh Woman's Club.

An all-day session was held by the
Leverich WOman's club, on Thursday.
Of last week, in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs: o. C. Biering, south, Of this city.
There were Is persons assembled for
the good time, including six men, who
were honored guests of the occasion.
A bOunteous dinner was served at
noon, after which several hours were
filled with games and music. During
the business session, conducted by
the club president, Mrs. Charles Rus
sell, election was made of Mrs. C. E.
Sine and Mrs. Vern Pease to repre-
sent the club at the meeting of the
Gallatin County Federation of Wom-
ems. clubs to be held at Belgrade on
February IS.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12

Tramp 80. Tramp. tramp b.
Ia, day out, the heavy treaC O.
countless feet thumps down upon
the soft nap Of your rugs
Crushed against the unyieldinS
floor, the delicate fbres are CIT and
. chafed by knife-like particles Of
sandy grit that find Judgment IN
rug depths
But even this is not ALL Twice a
year, or oftener, they are carried
out and beaten, as hard and as cru
ely as muscles firon cand 10 thejOb.
Wraeked and strained from end to
end, their soft nap ehafed and cut
and matted, do you wonder your
rugs wear out so sOonF
Yet, rugs must be beaten, as you
can prove.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
Guests From Belgrade

Guests Prom Belgrade.
Mrs. Whitfield Spain was hostess
at her home on South Wilson avenue,
n day last week, having guests
from Belgrade seated about her lunch
con table. There were Mesdames w.
=. Barnard, J. A. Bessette, Robert
Dewing, F. M. and L. E. Foerschler,
c. R. GrOgan, Roy Nelson, Walter
Gimer, Jean PenweI, e. S. Newbury,
F. T. Oberg, Roy McAuley, J. B. Rob
insOn, Parker Stone, J. D. C. Wipf
and Miss Blanche Ferney. After
the luncheon was served, the ladies
enjoyed a game of bridge, with high
score won by Mrs. Grogan.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
High School Oneretta.

The fascinating operetta: "Once In
a Blue Moon" is being prepared for
production by pupils Of Gsllatin COun-
ty High school, on Saturday evening
Of this week. There will be II young
persons in solo and speaking parts
and SIS voices in the chorus, with Miss
Marguerite Hood directing the music
and Miss Dina Rees Evans the dra-
matte coach. The program will open
at 8 O'Clock, Saturday evening, in the
High School auditorium.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
Child Welfare Mixer

Child Welfare Mixer
1Mumps from laughing" seemed to-
De imminent at the good time ar
ranged by the Child Welfare section
OF the Woman's club for last Tues
aay evening. The ladies belonging to
t9e section had invited their men-folks
70 an Old-fashioned country school.
session, at the hone of. Mrs. Frank
benjamin on South Third avenue.
costumes added realism to the old
0lne scene. Mrs. o. E. Sheppard
Played the part Of teacher and every
one OF the large assemblage took part
IN the spelling match and in the
"speakins" that followed. Mrs. Bige-
low was the school visitor, before
whom the pupils did their showing
OF. Mrs. P. c. Gaines was awarded
lolly-pop prize for spelling down
the school; and both Mrs. Vessel and
mrs. Shane won prizes for speakin'
pieces. A bit Of the serious was
mingled with The fun, when Mrs.
George Cooley made a digest Of the
book on "Child Welfare" which has
been studied by the section. Piano
solos were played by Mrs. Shane, Mrs
Phelps and Mrs. Giesekez; games
were played by all present; and ther
ice cream, cake and coffee with candy
valentine hearts brought the memoir.
able evening to a climax.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
Anniversary Dinner

There were $50 women seated about
che long tables in the Bozeman Grill,
Last Saturday evening, to celebrate
the fifteenth anniversary of the or
ganization Of the Bozeman Woman's
club. 1t was a memorable function,
both as to dinner and program; and
high praise was accorded the ~Interna-
honal Relations committee, Mrs. Ed
mund Burke chairman, for arranging
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
D. A. r. at Luncheon

Lincoln's birthday win be shown
worthy honor By the Bozeman chapter
Of Daughters Of the American Re-
voIution. The chapter win assemble
for luncheon at 1:15 o'clock, Friday,
at the GilkersOn Tea room. At the
conclusion Of the luncheon service,
che ladies' VIII adjourn 70 the social
room in the Evergreen, where the
afternoon wiz Be devoted to q pro-
gram Of numbers, paying honor e.
our hero, Abraham Lincoln. Mra. M
P. Davidson IS now regent Of the
Bozemal chapter Of D. A. r., which
was Organized By Mrs. 3. Broo1
Martin.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
Art Exhibition

Enthusiastic preparations are being
made by the Bohemian chapter Of the
american Federation of Art. for the
annual exhibition Of modern American
paintings; which viii be held n the
engineering building on tie college
campus, from March 8 to !. The ex-
hlbltion held last year proved 4 graf
nylng success and members of the
ehapter are planning even more st.
sesVe features for this year. Mrs
q & soseph = directing some 0f the
committee work, at The prasant time
~ the absence Of W.. h. PIew prs
dent Of the Bozeman chapter AZ 81
interesting meeting 81 TIE charter.
held on Thursday evenine 81 this sst
Mrs g Fl Jump told. "a the Paris
exposition and q tWo-resl I'm usS
uAsa y demonstrate The making
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
Troop 2 at Supper

Twelve boys, who r members Of
Troop 2, Scouts, entertained at sup
per, Tuesday evening, at st. James
parish rooms. Their guests were
Rev. and Mrs. w. Friend Day, with
Scout-Master, Frank Wisner and
three comrades who were initiated
into membership as part Of the eve
ning's program. The initiates were
Claude Conant, Robert Tibbles and
Jack Kane; while the scouts in charge
Of cooking and seEwing supper we're
Young, Miles and Anderson.
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- me Baptist church, with IS menu
80 and guests seated about the din
saole, Program Numbers Of the
svelang included violin selections,
pl~yedaBy Donald Kintz Of the State
Souege faculty; with piano accompani-
tleat BY Miss Marguerite Hood Of the
nsh school faculty; vocal numbers
"a rendered by Misses Rome, Beck
~ ana Sparling, city school teachers,
MN accompaniment by Miss Stevens.
5ne address Of the evening was given
~ Professor William N. Cobleieh,
VINO told in stimulating fashion of
contributions Of Chemistry to HUI
man Life and Human Thought
three high school pupils also came in
tell the story Of the Operetta,
Once in a Blue Moon which is to
g presented Saturda evening, BY the
Hlgh School Glee club.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12

The F. H. G. club, true 70 IT'S cnar-
ter Of orranization, showered pre-
nupdal gifts upon one of its mem
bers, Monday evening, "a session 81
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
'Bartz- hrs. Jacob Forbes was host
ess for the evening; and the member
honored was Miss Mildred Blanken-
ship whose marriage with Elmer
uuckOck viii Be solsmnizad 81 March.
The eleven young ladies, who were
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
New Corners Club.

New Corners in Bozeman will be
made welcome and acquainted, on
Saturday afternoon of this week, in
the Music room of the Elks' home.
Mrs. F. H. B. Richards and Mrs.
Thomas McCluskey will be hOstesses
for the afternoon and all members
Of the club are urged to be present.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12

T.as's why The Hoover Beats
= unlike th; carpet beaten it does
u 30 gently that even the most del
icatc floor covering is not strained
or .nJU9ed.
Investigate this cardinal difference
between The Hoover and other
cleaners Letussend q man 70 your
home at any time you may elect.
Ask him any Questions that may
occur to you. Make him explain
why The Hoover is to be preferred
over all other makes. Andremember
there is no obligation.
IL you want clean rugs, entrust
them only to The Hoover. W. will
deliver one, complete with remark
able newly-designed busting tools,
for only S6,2s down.
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p. E. 0. Meets.

The Bozeman chapter Of P. E. O.
held regular session, Monday after
noon, at the home of Mrs. Faris. In
addition 20 discussion Of business
problems, the members listened to q
talk by Mrs. R. C. Purdum, telling Of
the educational fund that is directed
by the club.
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Guests at Dinner

Guests at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Beck had
as guests at dinner, on Tuesday even
ing, ten Of their friends. Carnations
in valentine cOlors made effective
adornment for the dinner table and
place favors carried the valentine
message for each guest to read aloud.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Monday, Feb. 8, Cassius Arthur
Booth and Elva FlOrer, both of BOze-
man.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12
Mrs. Cook Hostess

Mrs. William C. Cook will be hos
tess at her home on South Fifth ave-
nue., on Saturday afternoon Of this
week. Three tables will be occupied
By the guests, playing bridge; and
valentines will be the decorative Eea-
lures.
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Club Meeting POstponed

The meeting Of the Music section
Of the WOman's club, which was n
nounced for last Monday evening, has
been postponed because Of illness. It
is now dated for Monday evening,
February Is, at the home Of Mrs.
Allen H. Sales, COL West Main street.
The program will make study Of
fPiano Music, Sonatas and Concerts"
under direction Of Mrs. Beatrice Free
man Davis. Piano numbers win be
rendered by Mrs. Dickson, Mrs.
Cheever and Mrs. Getche1.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12

Dancing Club
The Mid-Week Dancing club en-
jOyed a strenuous program Of instruc-
ton in the mysteries Of rhythmic
movement, on Wednesday evening.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12

Bridge Luncheon Club
The Bridge Luncheon club Of two
tables will meet on Friday Of this
week, at the home Of Mrs. Raymond
Beck, on South Wilson avenue.
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At the Parish Home

The ladies Of st. James Guild en-
tertained at the Parish house, on Mon
day evening, having eight tobles &C.
cupied by guests enjoying whist and
supper.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12

L, L. Club.
On Monday afternoon Of this week,
the L L. club held happy session, at
the home Of Mrs. O. B. Van Horn on
South Tenth avenue. There were some
especially dainty features Of an
nouncement as part Of the cafeteria
luncheon; and during the program,
each lady present read a valentine
verse, which she had composed to hon
or n other lady. present. Some Of
the verse were notably clever and all
were sparkling with fun
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-12

assembled, brought gifts, both beau
tiful and practical, which they be-
slowed with clever words of advice.