The Bozeman courier., 1927-09-30
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Miss Doris Rbwse went to Billings
to visit friends over the week end.
Mrs. Bonnie Stephenson, teacher at
the Durham school, was home for the
week end.
Mrs. R. w. Orr went to Miles City
last Friday as a delegate from the
local w. C. I. U.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Barnard re-
turned the last of the week from a
motor trip TO the coast.
Mrs. w. H. Stiles and son, Ward,
and Billy Allen were guests at the
Bessette cabin in the Gallatin canyon
over Sunday.
There will be a reception for the
teachers at the schoolhouse Friday
evening. All patrons and others in
terested will be welcome.
Mrs. J. R. Sandiland entertained at
a luncheon Friday afternoon, the
guests afterwards playing cards at
five tables. High score went to Mrs.
J. D. C. Wipf.
D. M. Spaulding gave a free lee
ture on cooking at the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening, and will give
another at the home of Mrs. H. J..
Stephenson October 6 at 8 D. m.
Mrs. c. D. Grant went to Bozeman
Monday to be with her brother,
George Stucky, who is suffering
from double pneumonia. At last re-
port Mr.. Stucky was slightly i'm
proved.
Mrs. J. E. Daniels Of Bozeman
gave a shower for her daughter, Mrs.
Edward Hutchings, Wednesday after
noon. Among those going from here
were Mrs. Edwin Stephenson, Mrs.
Robert Hespen, and Mrs. Roy Nelson
Carl Clark, of COeur d'Alene, Ida
no, last week visited his mother, Mrs
G. M. Clark, who lives west of town
vile Clark of Nebraska, is visiting
!, his parents.
, Several Belgrade women went tC
: Bozeman Saturday as guests of Mrs
w. w. Casper at a card party. They
e were Mrs. c. G. Coon, Mrs. Lima Mil
: Ter, Mrs. Ray Angel, Mrs. Fred Bes
: sette, Miss Florence Penwell, Mrs
: Jean Penwell, and Mrs. w. H. COch
ran.
d The first meeting of the Belgrad
n Woman's club will be held October
at the home of Mrs. G. w. Coon a
: 2:30. The program will be "Fir
It Prevention" and roll call on rules o
5, protection. Each club member is t
bring a guest. The teachers are t
= be guests, and there will be specia
music.
l. The Baptist Woman's Helping soci
n, ETY. met Thursday of last week wit
l. Mrs. George Reinig. Mrs. Mort Ke
1T was assisting hostess. Nearly thirt
s. were present, and the business ses
1T sion was presided over by Mrs. Han
e lev Stephenson. A fine lunch wa
s served following the business session
Mrs. H. Kurtzman and Mrs. Marti
n Lawrence will be hOSteSSeS next NEE
:" ing at the home of Mrs. Walter Gi
at mer.
Robbers were busy in BeigraC
of some time between evening of MOnds
40 and early morning of Tuesday, whe
it was found that the grocery stOl
nd of George ]. Heck had been enterC
~ and some small change taken. PQ
IS ter's drug store was entered by ws
". of the front door, the robbers cuttir
of away the door casing. Here watche
er rings and other jewelry formed Il
ar loot. No clue has been found.
fic Mrs. Julia Moore received a lett
from Mrs. c. 7. Plumb, who is
nd Minneapolis with her second SO
ne Donald, who is receiving treatme
he for a broken leg. Some time ago
On. fell and injured his leg, and infecti
er, set in, and he has had two OperatiO
nd to remove diseased bone. He will
an taken to the Shriner's hospital to ]
es- main for some time Mrs. Plumb
located at 1419 Knox Ave. N. in Mi
oft neapois, and expects to be there
bv winter. The Plumbs were former re
to dents of Belgrade, he having be
agent at the Milwaukee depot.
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