The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-03
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A nine-pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Keil, November II.
P. C. Waite of Big Sandy is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Parker Stone.
w. w. Spain and son Louis were
down from Bohemian on business
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bell spent
Thanksgiving at the ranch Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Nelson.
M and Mrs. Frank Heeb were
guests on Thanksgiving day Of MI.
and Mrs. A. Parker Stone.
Wesley Davis and family of the
East Gallatin recently returned from
an auto trip to the west coast.
Peter Cobus and family, and Joe
Heichel and family were guests
Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hes
pen
Joint services were held Thanks
giving at the Presbyterian church,
the Rev. Wayne Dalton filling the
pulpit.
Wilber Spring was in town We'd
nesday and told of the birth of a
girl at his home north of town on
Monday, November Is.
Miss Eleanor Harrer won a trip to
Chicago to attend the international
Hay and Grain show, having done the
best work in her club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wright and
small daughter were dinner guests
of his mother, Mrs. Fannie Wright,
IN town Thursday, coming from their
horne near Springhill.
Mrs. Mary S. Entorf of Cleveland,
who IS visiting here, spent Thanks
givinc at Springhill at the annual
community dinner, where she met
manv friends.
Miss Mabel Bell went to Roundup
for Thanksgiving, expecting to
spend a week with a friend, Miss
Dorothy Nelson, who is teaching at
Klein. Mont.
Mrs. W. J. Reeder was visiting in
town Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Sterling Lane. Mrs. Reeder
is ~otting along very well after her
operation.
A telegram was received Monday
bv Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bryan from
their daughter, Mrs. Martin Connel-
lev IF Polsen, saying that her hus-
band was i'll with scarlet fever.
Mrs. I. P. Diefenderfer took the
place of her husband at the Northern
Pacific depot Friday while he was
in Bozeman, in attendance at the
herring of Joe Miller, accused Of
robbing the depot here.
Lewis Hoffman, Barnett Fitsteph-
ers, and Herbert Lynn were down
from the college at Bozeman to
sr"nd Thanksgiving at their respec-
tive homes. All had to return
II lay evening.
Belgrade Chapter, o. E. S., met in
REGULAR communication Thursday eve.
ming at the Masonic hall, and al
thouohg it was Thanksgiving, there
vas a good attendance. After clos
ing ell enjoyed q candy pull, and ate
popcorn.
Mrs. Charles Allen and Mrs. w. H,
Stiles were surprised by the arrival
by automobile, the middle of last
week, of their brother Lewis NewlanC
and family of Yakima, Wash, who
care for a visit. Mrs. Newiand is 8
sister Of Mrs. John Keil.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. Shank at their home at Tri
dent, Friday, November &c, bu.
passed away in a few hours, and wa.
buried at Meadowview cemetery neal
Manhattan. Mrs. Shank before hel
marriage was Miss Louise Stone.
Mrs. I. P. Diefenderfer entertained
at a z o'clock dinner Wednesday eve
ning. November "a, at the tea room
of Gilkerson's cafeteria, Mrs. Mar,
S. Entorf being honor guest. Thos
seated, beside Mrs. Entorf, were Mrs
Laura Ferney, Blanche and Marvin
Ferney, I. P. D~iefenderfer, Mrs. "
P. Porter, Mrs. S. G. Allen, Mrs. Ro