The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-26
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Archie Price was a business visitor
in Bozeman Thursday.
Miss Virgie Thompson is confined
to her bed this week with the 'flu."
Willis Albro was a business visitor
in Three Forks Monday morning.
Miss Viola Walbert visited Miss
Melissa Cook at Manhattan over thss
week end.
Ted Cooper is confined to his bed
this week with a severe attack oil
inflammatory rheumatism. Fl
Messers Herman Thompson andl
Luther LaRue of Milligan Canvo
were in town Friday on business.
Miss Hazel Hankinson, Of Bozeman
is spending the week here with her
grandmother, Mrs. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Algers of the.
Upper Madison were in town Sat-
urday on business.
Miss Jaunita Davis is spending this
week at the Kent home while her
mother is in Bozeman.
Messers Frank and Charles Han
kinson of Pony were in town Friday
afternoon on business.
Miss Louise Johnson Of Harrison
was the guest CT Miss Francis But
tleman over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Garnett were
shoppers in Three Forks Monday
morning.
Nh. and Mrs. Paul Woodland, were
shoppers in Three Forks on Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Martin of Har-
rison were Sunday guests of MI. and
= Mrs. William Buttleman.
? James Gee Of Belgrade spent Sat-
urday visiting his wife, who is here
, caring for her mOthers Grandma
Hankinson.
a The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Reich is under a doctors care
= this week. He is suffering from
+ stomach trouble.
e Virgil DOty, a sophomore in the
local high school, won third honors
d in the Gallatin County Milk Campaign
poster contest.
Il The Rev and Mrs. Jinnett Of
Whitehall were visitors at the HON,
RI of DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Bradbury, Sun.
day evening.
y Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Crowder an;
children of Donald, Mont, spen
Thursday night mere visiting Mrs
e CrOwders' mother, Mrs. M. E. Hayle
n Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Koularvis an;
children Of Whitehall visited at tn
ID Albert Halves and Ben Archer home
Y Sunday.
rt A daughter was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Ray Beam at their home sout
il Of town Saturday afternoon. Mothe
It's and baby r doing nicely.
c.. Mrs. A. Thomas, who has bee
visiting here with her daughter, Mr..
nj Leo Drewiecke, returned to her HON
se- in Seattle, Wash, Saturday.
nd Misses Tamsy and Eula ThOmpso
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mr.
in Herman Thcmpsons over the wee
re end, at their home in Milligsn Can
Did yon. .
The Ladies Aid met at the home
-ho Mrs. William Hike on Thursday. Mr.
sar Gus Bettum assisted Mrs. Hike.
a large crowd attended and the usu
good time was had.
on- Mrs. Nell Flaherty and son, Ric.
of ard, and Mr.. F. H. Hare of Thr
bile Forks, were visitors at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flaherty
hel Sunday.
or Mrs. Ella Conklin, Mrs. Frei
Of Walbert, Miss Vivian Bergh q
ION. Henry HOelein mOtored to Bozem
ees Saturday and spent several hou
nan shopping.
ur- Andrew Peterson, spent the we
end at the Upper Madison, where
has played for a dance given in hor
He Of Lawrence HankinsOn, the occasi
Ter, being his birthday.
Miss Mary and Frank Garnet hs
son moved into the Waldo Archer ho1
-ack at old town, where they will 20 il
and the chicken business for the So
mer.
Eiss Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bergreen
man turned to Willow Creek last ",
and from Los Angeles, where they sul
three months with their daughi
re- Mrs. Dunn.
rect Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ballantine /,
k at family, who have been living p
Mrs. Bozeman Hot Springs. have mo.
into the Margaret. Walbert 81
and south Of town where they viii q,
mot their home this sumner.
pent Mrs. Leo Drewiecke accompa7
the her mother, Mrs. A. Thomas, to III
Saturday morning. Mrs. Thomas i
ttan returning to her home I'M Seat
7een after spending some time here :
was her daughter.
nday Al community card party was /
at the school house Friday even
ugh- Prizes were awarded to Mrs a
Liv- nah Cook, first for ladies'; WIN
win F%laherty, first for men; Mrs
.e Of Drewiecke and Thomas Williams
ceived the "boohies" and Albert r.
dren. es won cut prize. Mrs. Oscar (
FL green donated all the prizes for
sited OCCASION
Mrs Among those going to Mantoi