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Mrs. Ted Sanders of BOzeman was
q business visitor in Logan Thurs
dag.
IFainmaster Harry Allan Of Living
B,on drove to Logan Monday to look
4Esr the yards.
Paul Sloan, who has been at Ring
ling for the past month, arrived in
Logan Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bevier motOred
20 BOzeman on a business trip We'd
1ssday morning.
Mrs. Harry D~arlinton and children,
Mamie and Everett, T visiting
friends in Avon.
Mrs. Hans Larson, Miss Agnes and
Charles Larson returned to their home
Sn Pipestone Springs.
8Ir. Allan of Miles City is visit
ing at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. J.
-. McLees on the Madison.
Clifford Ashley has returned from
Endiana, where he was called because
mf The death of his father.
Mrs. Helen Smith went to BOzemaa
Wednesday where she visited friends
and had some dental work done.
Henry Mcdonnell of the Madison
valley attended to business matters
IA Manhattan Thursday forenoon.
Miss Isabelle Ehman has returned
FROM a visit at the home Of her friend
Mss Augusta johnson, in Billings.
Mrs. Mamie HinOte and Mrs. Wal
lace Burrell have returned from a
few days visit with friends in Butte
Elmer HalversOn of PipestOne
Springs is visiting here with his aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Lar.
son
Mrs. Clara ZoeIler was a passenger
e Helena Thursday evening to make
her sister, Mrs. Mccarthy, a shor'
visa.
Mrs. Ole SabO and son Francis lef
Monday for Minneapolis and Roches
:sr, Mimi, where they will visit wit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Norman an,
Slaughter, Josephine, and Miss Opa
Moore Of Cottonwood were in LOgai
Thursday.
Mrs. Louise Gondron has returne
70 her home in Logan from Butte
where she spent the past week visit
ing friends.
Mr.. Mason of Butte has %returne
20 his home after spending a fe7
days here with Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
lace Burrell.
AR. and Mrs. H. J. Busse of Ores
Rsus are guests at the home of tE
lztber's sister and family, Mr.. ar
AIRS W. D. KelsO.
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.igred to Logan and spent Monday ev
ing visiting friends.
Jesse Green and his father stCpp'
n Logan Monday en- route to the
bDme near Charleston, where they ".
Rsnd the summer months.
Mrs. Sutherlin, Mrs. J. w. McLe
and Ole Barto departed Tuesd,
mwning by auto for Miles City, whe
SAsy will visit with friends.
Mrs. W. M. Carpenter and h
zuther, E. ". Ryan, returned to L
gan Saturday evening from a fl
tEEys spent in Boulder City.
Mrs. George Merrill and sou Ere
de motored to Logan Thursday fro
SEER home in Livingston to visit /
Ezughter, Mrs. Charles Dross.
Mrs. Alvin belong, Mrs. Richs
GHispie and Tom Tice Junior n
aored to Bozeman and spent Tuesd
shopping and visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Norman &
Bon Vivian of Springhill mOtOred
The home Of Nh. and Mrs. Hugo N
man at Cottonwood during the we
Miss Laura Belle Brainard I
Misses Mae and Faye Durham DIR
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
PARK YOUR AUTO AT HOME
SUNDAY-USE THE TRAIN

Special excursion to Gardiner Gate
way, Yellowstone Park-only $3.50
round trip from Bozeman. You'll en-
Joy the train ride. Tickets at North
ern Pacific Station.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
Helping Your.
Development

When down by the Chicago, Milwaukee
&St.Paul tracks do you ever thinkwhat those
thin lines of rails mean to YOu!-tO your bust
ness!-tO this community?
With clOcklike regularitylO trains come
laundering over those tracks out of the land
beyond the horizon. With the same regular
ity they go whirling away to distant cities-
to strange pOrts-intO unfamiliar lands. The
tracks are a great highway, ~thrOnging with
the life of the nation. Over this highway
come to o all the elements of progress and
development. Along it pass the contributions
this community is making to the prosperity
of the country.
Hour after hOur-day and night-summer
and winter2unceasingly the thousands and
Thousands of cars and engines of the Chicago,
Milwaukee s. St Paul roll On-carrying the
elements Of civilization back and forth
helping the development of this community
and weaving it into the fabric of the nation!
There are men here in town who rernem-
Der, as though it were only last week, when
Cx,wagOns grOaned westward and the pony
express was the fastest means of cOmmUnica-
ton with the outside world. Yet today this
community is as firmly knit with civilization
as any Of the cities Of the East.
What becomes Of all thewheat!-thc corn?
the hOgs!-the butter! 1t is speedily trans.
ported bVrau TO waiting markets. Fresh beet
from the Northwest is delivered at house
doors In EOridaI The best butter in Philadel-
phiac comes over theseracks. ThehOgsyou see
going East maybe eaten from Boston tables.
And back over the tracks come phOnO-
graphs and radios; moving picture 6lms;fOOd
staples and Injuries In the way of groceries,,
candies, bottled drinks, agricultural nipple
ments and autOmobiles-nearly everything
you haveinyour home, event TO the magszines
that bring the latest styles and modes Of iv-
ing into this community as soon as they are
rive on Fifth Avenue or Michigan Boulevard.
The Chicago Milwaukee and I. Paulis the
great highyaYOveg which progress and civii-
zation In the Northwest Is rolling. This com
munity IS an integral and vital part Of the
great territory the Milwaukee serves. Our
hopes are Similar orr destDies are simlar.
That Is why the Chicago, Milwaukee g. ST..
Paul wants you alVay8 ~ Eemember Il as an
intimate part o. mis community and vitality
in1eedn everyphase 81 Ns Development
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
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The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29
HUMAN LIFE SPAN
INCREASED THIRTY
YEARS; IS NOW z
Scientists Told Greater
Length Due to Safer and
Better Living.

Bu United Press
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 29.--The
miracles which modern science is
performing for the progress and de-
velopment of the human race con-
tinued to be spread in profusion to
day before the convention of the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science.
Papers read before the society and
it's group meetings during the first
day of the convention and at last
nights sessions stressed the follow
ing points:
The human life span has been in
creased thirty years, Prof. r. Win
gate Todd of Western Reserve Uni
versity said. Study of 1,500 skulls
has shown him that the ancient life
span ended most frequently at AZ
years, while today it is ~. The diff
ference was attributed to greater
safety and improved living condi-
tions.
Boys Grow Taller
The average height of the Ameri-
caAboy has increased two and one
inches in the last fifty years,
due to better control of infantile dis
eases, knowledge of vitamins and the
power of sunlight, DR.. Horace Gray
ofN Chicago told the anthropological
section.
Study of Mars has shown the sum-
mer temperature at the south of the
planet to be II degrees, ideal for
life, w. w. Coblentz and c. P. Lamp
land Of the Government Bureau of
Standards reported.
Fine ancestry is not more likely
to produce a superior type of man
or a genius than the masses of the
people, DR.. Raymond Pearl of Johns
Hopkins University, said. He added
that the tricks of heredity can be
relied on to produce in the future,
as in the past such geniuses as
Shakespeare, Lincoln and Pasteur
from the common people.
Greed Causes Crime
Crime is not due to weak intellect
but to greed, group of socialogists
concluded after discussion of crime
and it's cures. Most criminals rate
high in intelligence tests, they re-
ported. Prompt trails, swift convic-
tion and adequate punishment were
urged as cures.
DR.. Joseph Mayer of Tufts College
rnid crime costs the Nation $4,000
100000 annually and must be curhed
by high moral endeavor" on the
part Of the citizens or it will destroy
civilization.
Herbert Hoover, secretary Of Com
merce, in an address, pleaded for
greater Federal aid to scientific re.
search. Less than $10,00O,O00 annu-
aIlMis being spent on pure scientific
II grch, he said.
Scores of other subjects in almost
every field of science were covered
in the papers read.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29

Monon railroad has announced
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29

mortal hospital. The dog was locked
up.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29
SEARCH FOR THE CAT
Chicago Police Seek Youth Who
Robbed Six Women i'm Night.
Bg United Press

BU tHtted Press
CHICAGO, Dec. ga hundred or
more policemen searched the west
side early today for a youthful foot.
pad, who has robbed and abused
Chicago women for months.
During the period of three hours
previous to the police search. SIX
young women reported terrifying OK.
peliences with "the cat" as the
robber has been termed. REPORTS Of
ms escapades have tricked into 30.
nee headquarters for months, cne
and two per night. But last night
| he seemed determined to make if his
Abusiest.
as a result he obtained about $500
'iIoiA the SIX girle. The loot in.
c'ded two diamond rings.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29
sHRINERS ARE HOSTS
Children Entertained by Show, Party
at Murat Temple.

With q vaudeville show followed
by a Christmas party, the children
of Shriners were entertained at Mu-
rat Temple Tuesday afternoon. The
entertainment was under the direc-
ton of George NJ. Speigel. potentate.
Arthur B. Wagner acted as man.
ager of the vaudeville show and
lined up a program of thrills and
laughs. Refreshments were served
and large box Of candy presented
every child.
In the evening the older mem
bers of the family had their hour
with dancing and music.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29

Harry Levi picked wrong place
for a midnight lunch at RushvilIe.
He sat down beside a policeman
who shifted his breath and arrested
him. Mayor Bebout sentenced him
to four months at the State penal
farm,
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29

Misfortune is a guest at the home
of A. c. Mahoney at Bluffton. After
recovering from a fractured hip, Mrs.
Mahoney fell and broke her collar
bone. Recently Mahoney loosened a
bed spring which tipped and struck
him in the eye, binding him per-
manently.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29
The cAmerican Riviera

'..'S east along the LIZ N.
Railroad to River juno
ton, Florida, are nearly
four hundred miles of
semi tropical water and
shore. This is the Gulf
Coast, one of the most
beautiful and comfortable
regions in all the world.
An equable climate; a
wide variety of outdoor
sports and pleasures;
splendid accommoda-
tions of every kind, and
easy access from the
large population centers
of the North, have made
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29

Three fire companies made a
dangerous run over snowy streets
at Anderson when a man went to
fire alarm box to mail a letter.
He thought it was letter box.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29

Isolation of Ellettsville, which re-
suited when the Monon railroad dis
continued it's accommodation trains,
is over. Bloomington postoff1ce has
put the town on bus mail route.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29

Murray Gordon, Greensburg news
paper man, will stick to reporting
for thrills hereafter. lie went
coasting with some children and
was thrown off, injuring his knee.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29

A ten pound fox TERROR was ar
rested by 200 pound Frank Hughes,
Greensburg policeman, on a charge
of disturbing. the peace at the Me-
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29

erecting shops costing $35O,OOO will
be built at Lafayette soon.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29
If Santa Claus Didn't Bring
The Right Toys

You can fool him by buying them tomorrew
and SAVE A LOT-HundredS of Tovs at End
of the Year Reductions
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29

Bourbon now has only one bank.
Merger of the Bourbon Banking Com
pany and the First State Bank has
been aannounced.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-29

Vocational students at Muncie
High School will hold open house
Jan. 8 at an eight-room home which
they built.
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