The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
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Frank Grum is in town at present,
having arrived last week from Wash !
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Ray have a baby
boy born Saturday, October %, at
their ranch home north of town.
Mrs. Fred Lehman entertained her
sister-in-law Mrs. Boyd Lehman and
baby from Manhattan one day last
week.
Mrs. Alice Tate left for her home
in Los Angeles last week after Wis
iting several weeks with her mother
Mrs. Eliza Weaver.
The Baptist ladies served lunch of
sandwiches and hamburger, cof-
fee and doughnuts at the Odd Eel
lows hall Tuesday evening.
Belgrade high school will be rep
resented at the Girls Vocational con-
gress held IN Bozeman this month.
Two girls will be chosen to go.
Mrs. M. w. Penwell and Mrs. ]. P.
Penwell were business callers in town
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. P. E. Ratsch left last week for
her home at Cashmere, Washington,
after spending several days with
friends here and at Springhill, stop
, ping off on her way home from Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Biggs and
daughter Ruth returned home Tues
day morning, after visiting their
daughter Mrs. L R. Hecox, and fam
lily and son Hugh Biggs, and family,
a couple of days.
William Nelson and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. P. Diefenderfer were guests
at a birthday dinner Sunday, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson,
MI. Diefenderfer celebrating his
natal day.
Mrs. J. A. Bessette was pleasantly
surprised last Friday evening wher
several Of her friends walked in or
her, bringing seats" and helping hel
celebrate her birthday anniversary
Cards were enjoyed during the eve
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The Belgrade high school football
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I first game Of the season, when the
: played at Manhattan last Friday af
ternoon, but hope to do better here
after.
f Two card parties were given j
d town last week, one by Mrs. J. T
Robinson, who entertained the Eve
ming five hundred club, and anothe
by Mrs. Walter Gilmer who enter
tanned guests for six tables Of bridgr
Boyce Robbins, a former resider
Of Belgrade, is in town, and is e.
tablishing a branch house here for
e Bozeman firm which is selling wasl
ing machines, and is putting in
v line in Belgrade.
A birthday dinner for her son A
ID thur Sheldon, was given Sunday I
his mother at their ranch home ca
ds of town. A large cake decorated
Halloween colors graeed the cent
of the table, and covers were laid f
about twenty-five.
Mrs. William Fitzstephens W
hostess to the Episcopal guild hol
ing its first meeting after the SUI
mer vacation the middle Of last we'
All business was taken ARE of, a
a chapter Of study read by Mrs. Co
rad Wipf. Delicious refreshmeT
were served at four thirty.
The Baptist Woman's helping 1
ciety met Thursday afternoon wi
Mrs. H. J. Stephenson with Mrs. R
Phillips assisting. About sixteen
e dies gathered, and the usual busin'
was dispoed Of. Mr.. Walter Gin
g win be hostess for the next meets
~ Halloween parties have been
- thing in town for the past week
Il" more, and one given BY the teach
i'd and officers Of the Presbyter
p. Sunday school Saturday evening, y
much enjoyed by the young fo
g Games were played and cookies Z
cocoa served before leaving for ho'
~ The school had several parties,
'ek Friday afternoon for the sma'
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