The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05

Mrs. Susie Howls is spending this
week at the William Buttleman home.
Miss Julia LaveTy spent the week
end in Bozeman visiting friends.
Newell Miller spent the week end
near Bozeman, at the ranch home.
Henry Raymond was a business
visitor in Three Forks Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Archie Price and son, Newell,
were business visitors in Three Forks
Friday afternoon.
Misses Alice Halves and Pearl
Thompson were visitors in Three
Forks Friday afternoon.
Messrs. Albert Halves and William
Kelly were business visitors in Three
Forks Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Woodward and
son, Ray, motored to Butte Sunday to
visit friends and relatives.
Mn. and Mrs. Sam Rshady, Of Three
Forks, were Sunday visitors at the
home Of Mrs. Thomas Murphy.
Miss Helen Bradbury spent the
week end in Butte visiting Mrs. Bes-
sic Powell.
The Frank Hankinson family left
Sunday for Pony, where they will
make their home for several months.
Dennis Duncan of Milligan canyon
was a business visitor in town Mon
day.
Kenneth Beam, the small son Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Beam, is in bed this
week, suffering from "flu."
Miss Alice Hale Of Bozeman is Wis
iting here this week with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Willis Albro and Miss Bessie
Jewett were business visitors in
Three Forks Monday evening.
DR.. Bradbury returned Monday eve
ming from Chicago, where he was
summoned on account of the death of
his brother.
Miss Angelina Barnhart spent the
week end in Missoula, visiting heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Barn
hart.
Misses Tamsy and Eula Thompson
|; spent the week end in Milligan can
yon with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Thompson.
Burton Thompson, who has beer
confined to his bed the past week b!
J., the "flu," is reported to be improv
! ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Clevelan.
= have moved into the place formerl.
a occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cherry and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Howls and Mis-
. Vera Black of Butte are spep ing tn
week here, visiting at the home 0
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou HARDWOOD.
Misses Frances Buttleman and Vii
ginia TappscOtt, and Johnny ButtlC
/ man, motOred to Bozeman Sunda
= and visited friends and relatives.
Ray Beam moved his family ini
the Lawrence Hankinson house I
!. old Willow Greek, Sunday. The Bea.
Il family formerly occupied what
known as the Waldo Archer house.
Messrs. Robert Nelson and Jaml
j. Bradbury, who are attending Mo
II tana State college at BOzeman, m
tered to Willow Greek Saturday a
"A ternoOn to visit their parents.
~ Mrs. William Hike and daughtC
IF Lorraine, left Friday evening f
~ Fromberg, where they visited un
p Monday evening with Nh. and Nh
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Helsal,
Whitehall, arrived here last week a
viii spend some time caring for pre-
nd erty and attending to business M
m. ters.
Misses lisa Cobbler and Alma Sh;
holtzer spent the week end in Mi
.sv gan canyon at the home Of the !
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Shanholtzer.
re Messrs. Marvin and Emery Jew
3D. and Ernest Sharon spent the w
end here at the Charles Jewett hoI
nj. after working at Salesville seve
days.
AZ Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Dotv I,
ST. daughter, Virginia, Of Three For
avt spent the week end here, visiting
Trs the home Of Mrs. DOty's parents, ]
and Mrs, Ed Walbert.
VS. The public auction sale Of the IN
for garet WaIbert estate, held at thew
the bert ranch south Of town, was Y
ose attended and reports are that eve
ar thing sold well.
and Mrs. Freida Walbert, Mrs. Ella
ard Conklin and son, Carl; Miss VIZ
and Bergh and Henry Hoelin motored
the Madison Sunday and spent
alth day picnicing.
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Cherry
and sons, Wesley and Wallace Jeff n
day for their new ranch home I
fer Great Falls. The Cherry family
cor. been living on the VIII Purdom "a
g for the last two years.
mn Those who attended the basket
tournament at Whitehall Friday
en- ming were Mrs. Leo Dreweicre
.dav the Misses Vivian Bergh. Julia
the very, Isabelle and Marjorie Wah
proA and Gladys Williams.
pms,
the the home Of the president Mf /,
lOre, Robinson There was q oo,a ~