The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Drummond of
Trident spent Wednesday in Logan.
o. E. Harris of Bozeman called on
friends in Logan Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Dross entertained the
Bridge club at her home Friday after
noon.
Earl Bryant and Archie Mallon
were business callers in Manhattan
Friday.
Mrs. D. A. Swarner of the Mad
ison valley is spending several days
in BOzeman with friends.
Kasper Lix of Charleston transac-
ted business in Logan Wednesday
morning.
Earl Asseltine of Trident attended
to business matters in Logan and
Three Forks Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Phenix, Alfred Opie and
Archie Mallon spent Tuesday in
BOzeman on business.
James Talbot of Bozeman was in
Logan Monday morning, where he
shipped two carloads of cattle.
Earl Bryant and K. C. Wickizer Of
Butte made a business trip to Norris
and Ennis Wednesday by auto.
DR.. and Mrs. G. E. Whitehead and
children of BOzeman spent Sunday
afternoon at the Flynn residence.
Mrs. T. H. Tice and Mrs. Charles
Pond spent Thursday afternoon shop
ping and visiting friends in Boze-
man.
Leonard McLees and Harold Nc
Lees of the valley drove to Manhat-
tan Wednesday with a truck load of
hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Durham, Hen
ry Mcdonnell and Harlem Durham Of
the Madison valley were business
callers in Manhattan Thursday.
Mrs. Lyle Middleton, Mrs. L. c.
Bevier and Mrs. w. D. KelsO attend
ed the Eastern Star meeting in Man
haitian Friday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Elry Mileham ct
Bozeman mOtored to Logan and were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. John Graham.
Mrs. D. A. Swarner of the Madi-
l son valley was a guest Of Mrs. l.
C. Bevier and Mrs. T. H. Tice a cOu-
( pie Of days last week.
Mrs. John Powers and children and
: Mrs. Matte Thompson and grandson
Don, of Livingston drove to Manhat
! tan Wednesday, afternoon.
4 Mrs. Phil Lang, Mrs. George Hot
rum and Mrs. Lloyd MeadOr ant
! daughter, Virginia, spent Thursda!
afternoon visiting friends in Bel
grade.
3 Mrs. Joseph Parent and SINAI
daughter, who have been visiting a
the Harold McLees home in Tire
" Forks and the Harry Darlinton HON
on the Madison, departed Wednesda
for their home in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. SeLung, former res
., dents of the Madison valley who fC
the past year have been located
southern Wisconsin, are visiting o.
, friends in Logan and Manhattan an
= looking after property interests
the Madison.
=, Among Logan young folks who a
~ tended the dance at Manhattan Sa
urday night were Misses Edna Q
sen, Agnes Larson, Gerda Larso
Edna Wilcox, and George Hotrul
John Sabo, Johnnie Landers, Ca
:. Ehman and Thomas Landers.
= Mrs. DIN Durham received wo
Thursday morning of the death of
dear friend, Miss Florence COhan
Butte. Miss Cohan spent a couI
of months at the Durham home L.
summer and while here made ma
friends who will be sorry to hear
her death.
F. H. B. Richards, auditor of I
n Copeland Lumber company at DO.
man; C. G.. Simpkins, division sup
intendent of the Glendive Monal
lumber yards, and Mr.. Wiggley, g
eral buyer of the same company, f
ished auditing and checking out
Copeland yards in Logan Friday,
the Monarch lumber yards of CIR
Falls.
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