The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-03
BELGRADE
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barrett are the
proud parents of a baby daughter,
born at their home Monday morning.
Miss Eta Hall returned to her
home in Belgrade last week after
spending most of the summer with
relatives at Stevensville.
Mrs. Vernon Spring and little
daughter returned to their home
north of town from the hospital in
Bozeman, Sunday.
Irvilla and Dorothy Winton of
Missoula are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Roy McAuley, and other relatives in
town.
Mrs. D. M. Hunt and son, Freddie,
returned Saturday morning from a
visit with friends at Willow Greek
and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Biggs and
daughter, Ruth; Mrs. Andy Biggs,
and Mrs. L. r. Hecox and son were
in Bozeman Monday afternoon.
Belgrade was favored Monday af-
ternoon with several numbers by the
high school band of Helena, who are
on an advertising tour for the State
fair.
The stock Of the Porter drug store
has been moved into the new place of
business, formerly the Marden store,
recently purchased by Mr.. Porter and
R. B. Hubbard.
Mrs. William Bennett and son,
Billy, returned to their home in Sc
attic Tuesday, after spending several
weeks in Belgrade visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Hans Knutson, and other
! relatives.
The ladies of the Baptist Helping
society held an ice cream sale Thurs
day of last week at the Gallatin Way
filling station, and were well pleased
with the result. They served ice
cream, cake, sandwiches and coffee.
The F. and F. filling station had
the misfortune to have one of the
brick posts knocked from under the
roof of their structure last week. Ar
automobile backed into the post anG
demolished it.
Mrs. Noblett, formerly Miss Gladys
Nobel, of the Belgrade high schoo
faculty several years ago, and hel
small son stopped off for a short Wis
it at the home OF Misses Eta Hal
and Ella Hall last week, on their wa!
from California to their home il
Michigan.
!. Mrs. Charles Hecox and son, Laur
ence, and granddaughter, Donna Rutl
Hecox, went to Mammoth Hot Spring
in Yellowstone park Sunday, driving
up and returning Monday on tn
train. They visited C. H. Heco
while there, and took a short rid
t through Golden Gate and over Bunse
:. pass.
n William Cummings and daughtel
S Margaret and Floyd Hess of Monte
yuma, Iowa, who made a tour of Ye
e lowstone park and visited at the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Allen, left las
Thursday for their home, the Aller
4, accompanying them up the Gallati
n canyon and remaining over nigh
Mr.. Cummings is the father of Mr.
y Allen.
ID Miss Blanche Ferney and mothe
Is Mrs. Laura Ferney; Mrs. Lima Mile
Y. Mrs. R. B. Hubbard, Mrs. c. H. H
cox, and Mrs. c.. D. Grant attendc
lie the meeting CT the Gallatin FEEDER,
I'd ton Of Woman's clubs held at Boz
man Hot Springs Wednesday, Augu
V. 25, when a most interesting meetiI
was enjoyed, sandwiches BEN
" brought by members, and salads, j
I'd cream, cake and coffee furnished
the hostess clubs, the Leverich, Hell
Ia full Hour, and o. D. o. clubs.
Id A verdict Of guilty and a fine
$25 and costs wa found in the ca
s. of Oscar Sales versus Burnie Smi
of Manhattan, tried here Wednesd
n, August 26, before R. 1. Diefenderf,
justice of the peace. Mr.. Smith h
Elk been charged with the theft Of
A. auto tire, and a number of witness
were examined. r. M. Keister re
IN resented the defendent, and the ca
If. was prosecuted by county attorn
rs. E. A. Peterson. II was a jury ca
err and created considerable exciteme
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