The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-05-21

Laundry company.
A marriage license was issued last
Thursday to Joseph Williams Barnett
and Frances Elizabeth Kelly, both Of
Manhattan. The consent Of the girls
father, Samuel L. Kelly, was filed.
At the Emerson auditorium Thurs
day evening, the senior class Of the
Holy Rosary high school cleverly pre-
scented "Mr. Bob" a comedy Of merit.
There was a good attendance.
Emma Kossoff was granted q
divorce from John Kossoff in district
court Wednesday. She will resume
her maiden name Of Emma Donaldson.
The two were married here in 1921.
They have no children.
Saturday a marriage license was !
issued to Willard Nathan Hanks, and
Alma Marie Mattson, both Of Man
haitian. The latter being only II
years Of age, the consent of her
father, Erick M~attsOn, was, filed.
On grouds of extreme cruelty,
Florence o. Hays was granted a
divorce from Homer II. Hays-in dis
trict court last Thursday. The plain
tiff was awarded custody Of their only
child.
Decision to employ a fuIl-time
school nurse next year, and the selec-
ton Of Miss Jane E. Mostie Of Min
neapOlis for that position, have been
announced by the board of trustees of
District No. z.
Charging cruelty, Jennie z. Poynter.
has filed suit for divorce from Per-
cival G.. Poynter, whom she married at
Somerset, KY, in 1910. They have
two children, Of which the plaintiff
desires custody. She also asks for
$50 a month alimOny.
Nearly 100 ash and poplar trees
have been planted at the county fair
grounds this week by r. E. Bodley,
county agent, and a crew Of volunteer
workers. The planting is part Of a
general plan for identifying the
grounds.
Tuesday students Of Montana State
college painted the big en-" on the
side Of the Bridger range. More than
800 yer on hand, and the usual good
time resulted. At the same time,
faculty members picniked at Bozeman
4 Hot Springs.
. Last Friday Herbert John Walton
! Of Springhil and Lula May Carr Of
Wilsall, and Charles S. King anC
Marie Magdaline Spady, both Of Boze.
man, obtained marriage licenses al
IS the office of the clerk of the district
court.
Marriage licenses were issued thir
ID week to Louis Olson and Edith LuciTr
~Bonebright, both Of Springdale; AL
bert Edison Barter and Anne Charlton
es Lemon, both of Norris, and Davi
to Fisher Of Missoula and Dorothy Wei
he don Of Bozeman.
ed -
nd Winter wheat in the valley neve
~ was in better condition, declar
is ranchers visiting Bozeman. Indies
ne tons r for a 4O-bushel yield. B,
tween showers, seeding Of sprin
as grain is being cleaned up and prepar'
Mt. tons made Is plant other crops.
" Word Of the death in Lewiston
ID May ID Of Mrs. Marie Cheadle Loren
70 daughter Of Judge and Mrs. e. ]
on- Cheadle, former residents Of Boz
pc man, was received here Wednesds
zen Besides her parents, her husband, tv
children, two brothers and a sist
~ survive her.
The Rev. II. g. Klemme, minist
s of the First Presbyterian church, "
- called to Chicago Thursday afternO
- because Of the serious illness Of J
father. he expects before returnil
to attend, as q delegate, the genel
rSs assembly Of the Presbyterian chur,
,nS to Be held IN Baltimore late q
yiu month.
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Manhattan has 5 new newspaper
the Manhattan News, published
.eld Mark Hampton. a son of "Uncle Sci
den Hampton, editor and publisher Of {
ian Belgrade journal. Ihe first issoe
,ct- be News Nes printed lest we.
Be- Until 8 plant S ohnsa tie prints
for il Be done ln lhe JoaH