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The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-23

Butte-Archie Williams, 20, was killed
when he lost control Of the car he was
driving at point near HuDy' i2 - Soi1,+t,eo -
SMELL The machine travelled so feet OF
the highway and then plunged over
steep bank.
TOwnsend-So many relatives greeted
Mrs. Frank Lying Of Martinsdale on her
recent visit that it was almost a reunion
of the Doggett family. Her mother,
Susan Doggett, her daughter and the lat
ter's husband, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H. Nc
Kenna of Helena; a brother, Charles B.
Doggett, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. J..
D. Doggett, were present.
BiIIings-A sale of fish and game de-
partment and federal furs held here net
ted 81, 1,869.82. The sale was conducted
by R. E. Bateman, leader Of predatory
animal contests in Montana. Five bear
hides brought $34; IL bobcats, SS1; 1
badger, 25 cents, and 151 coyotes, ST.
739.i2. E. A. Stephens 81 Co., Of Denver,
was the successful bidder.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-23

wieh having mocnshine in his possession.
He put up a $3.50 bond.
Butte-AErs. Mary Hart Goodine Of
Portland, Me-, is seeking the whereabouts
Of her father, John Kelley, who resided
in Butte several years ago. Her address
is box $50, Portland, Me.
Great Falls-To fall down a flight Of
stairs and shatter the glass in the door
at the bottom was the lot Of Harold
Evanson, %, who was booked later at the
police station on charges Of drunkenness.
Fort BentOn-Judge Charles S. Hart
man has had picture Of the late Judge
John w. Tattan enlarged and has hung
it back Of the bench from which the
justice had ruled for a quarter Of CEN
tury.
AnacOnda-Hazei Toiler did not live
Up to her name apparently for she was
taken to the city Jail and charged with
being loafer. She placed $25 bond.
Three other women were charged with
vag1ancy.
Martinsdale-The Martinsdale school,
under the direction Of Mrs. M. E. Kay
and Mrs. Herbert Daily, has made a rec
ord sale Of Christmas seals. The Mar
tinsdale allotment was disposed Of in the
first week Of the sale.
Butte-John Kirby is seeking a di-
/
wife has treated their 16-months-old
baby in an inhuman manner, twisting
its arms and legs anu threatening to kill
1T. He seeks custody Of the child.
VictOr-People returning from a pic
ture show late at night discovered a blaze
in the rear Of the Enterprise Mercantile
store. Men battled the flames while the
women and children spread the alarm
The loss is estimated at about $500.
Fort BentOn-J. F. Brown, 20, suffered
broken leg. He was getting around on
crutches, when he went out to milk. The
? COW hooked him, throwing him over and
wrenching his back. He is here for furth-
er surgical and medical treatment.
MissOula-Nearly so large trout thai
have spent the summer in the concrete
I pool near the Northern Pacific station
attracting the attention Of a large mum
ber Of visitors here, have been placed il
the aquarium at the station for the win
ter.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-23

never seen one yet"
THERE'S Ed Cooney. Anything he'd
likeP"
'YES, Ed would like to make one more
republican speech in the 1928 cam
paign."
GALL right" said Santa, 'Iu give him
the opportunity. Ed can furnish the
speech"
HERES Ike Pace Of Whitehall. Does
Ike want anything?"
JUST a couple Of good mining cases.
out Of court
"DO you know Rev. McNamee of Helena?
He can have anything he wants"
'AdR. AIcNanee wants a funeral or a
wedding where they pay cash. He has
plenty Of the other kind"
''IF give him anything I'll have to give
Bishop Finnegan something"
GIVE Bishop Finnegan a red hat"
THERE'S many a prominent Montanan
can thank me for what Santa brings
him this year.
CHARLIE Lennon Of Anaconda wants
something. haven't heard from him
but know he's after something
Whatn I give him?"
GIVE him one friend who doesn't want
better job. Charliel get kick out
Of that
SENATOR Harry Galwey is too bashful
to ask. What does he want?"
81 think he wants cash passenger or
the B. A. & P. The only ones he ha:
now ride on passes"
WELL, we sat there and disposed of a lot
Of gifts.
WE gave Pick-handle Burke a new pick
handle and Senator Tom Walker an in
| vitation to Gene Tunney's wedding ant
Jimmie Finlen dime bank
AND made Jimmie Murray ambassado
to the Irish Free State
AND gave Buckets a winner at Pimlico
Buckets never had a winner in hi
life.
Il
AND Eugene Boyle a new pass on tn
Oriental Limited
AND I fixed it up so Charlie Kelle
could be a delegate to the nationa
democratic convention next year
!, AND we gave Horace Albright Of Yellow
stone park teddy bear.
AND Senator Charlie Eggleston ne7
blue pencil
? AND Senator Charlie Leonard fres
: AND Merle Davis a funny Comedian
Merle says his vaudeville comedian
are not to be laughed at.
WE gave j. Bruce Kremer a senator's
toga, but we didn't say when,
AND Larry Dobell an independent new,
paper to edit.
ANDY Gump had nothing on me for ger
uine lavishness. gave Billie Love tt
j management Of the Brown Palace hot
in Denver
:. AND Sam Coca a $1,0o0,000 insuranl
policy and finally I said, ''AIr. Nichols
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-23
Flint Article Published

"The Airplane in Forestry" an article
bv Howard r. Flint, IRE chief for the
forest service at Adissoula, will appear in
a forthcoming issue Of Aviation" New
York publication, according to Fred Nor
rell, district forester. The article, writ
ten by Mr.. Flint, deals with the uses to
which airplanes have been put by the
forest service in fire patrol work and in
mapping.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-23
STATE BRIEFS

MissOuIa-Dr. A. s. Cross has assumed
his new pastorate at the First Baptist
church here.
HamiltOn-Sam Morton has received
nearly 81, 700 for lettuce grown on a half
acre tract near here.
Neihart-The Silver Dyke Mining COM
pany suspended operations December l,
pending extensive repairs to the plant.
Great Falls-Joe Russell, 81, a sheep
herder, was found dead in his cabin on
the Murphy ranch. Death was due to
pneumonia.
HarlOwtOn-W. L. Hanson, formerly
clerk and recorder of Ravalli county, has
purchased the Santa Ynez Valley News
at Solvang, Calf.
LivingstOn-Mike Welsh, a Park county
prospector, is in the hospital here suffer-
ing from fractured thigh, suffered when
dynamite exploded.
MissOula-A silk train composed of Is
carloads Of silk, each valued at one and
one-half million, passed through here en-
route to New Jersey.
Great Falls-The new bridge over Sun
river, south of Great Falls has been COM
pleted at a cost of $57, ,795, according to
the county surveyor.
Great FaIls-Lieut. Ray S. Gaunt was
reelected president of the Great Falls
Police Protective association at it annu-
al meeting held here.
Red LOdge-The ranch home Of L. E
ChappeIl was destroyed by fire. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. The Chappell
ranch is 15 miles east Of here.
MissOula-Edward Buchanan, charged
with having stolen a gun belonging tC
| Charles Smith, was fined $50 and SEN
fenced to serve 80 days in the county
jail.
| COrvaIliS-SiX trappers' licenses were
issued to six local men and boys at the
opening Of the trapping season here. Ful
buyers are offering 81 and 50 for muskra-
skins.
Neihart-The Neihart Mining and Mill
ing company has recently constructed
| flotation mill. The mill is operated en-
tirely by electricity. It has a capacity o
$50 tons.
! HamiItOn-Robert NicoI, deputy sher
III, few weeks ago shot a wild mallarC
duck bearing leg brand No. 456,356. HI
learned later the duck had been banded
in Moiese, Mont.
l. Virginia City-The court house wa
damaged to the extent Of S700 when ga
exploded in the boiler room Of the struc
ture. Two men working in the room
escaped uninjured.
AnacOnda-A Seattle radio station /
seeking Thomas Murphy, said to be trav
telling in a Chevrolet car, license No. 90,
684 to inform him there is serious i'll
> ness in his family.
AnacOnda-A man who gave his nam
as Frank Doolittle was arrested an
charged with maintaining nuisance an
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-23

there's a guy you're forgetting, mean
ing me-"
YOU'RE Irish, aren't youP" asked Santa.
BOTH my parents came from Bally
shannon" admitted, but you
shouldn't hold that against me-"
I'm sorry," he said, ''but can't do any
thing for YOU. The Irish always want
what they cant get and get what they
don't want. Goodby.'
THERE was a gust of blizzard through
the door, a jingle Of sleighbells and
was alone staring at a Christmas card
some one sent me last year.
GOODNIGHT.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-23

THIS a. m. arose at my
DENIOSTHENIAN retreat
so CALLED because Demosthenes dis
covered that the high cost of living
was
PRACTICALLY applesauce
IN ANY community where water was
free and meal was a penny peck
MY secretary handed me a card bearing
the name
IN. NICHOLAS, Upper Navik. Province
of Etah, Greenland"
I THOUGHT it funny that the card was
really a thin sheet Of ice
BUT the old man brought in swish Of
icy wind with him and there was snow
in his shaggy whiskers.
DARN those autos" he said irrelevantly.
They scare my reindeer"
It WANT a little advice" he went on. 81
got the kiddies all fixed up but there
are some grownups
WHO are not fundamentalists and have
been doubling my existence"
HE jingled peevishly his belt of sleigh
bells.
do I have the honor to be addressing
Mr.. S. CLAUSE" inquired.
HE winked rOugishly,
Il THOUGHT if slipped some OF the
prominent fellows a little gift this
Christmas, that propaganda about me
being myth
WOULD die out"
nodded.
$50 help me out-I've got to be at Baf-
fms Bay in an hour with some gum
drops for I-Took-a-Shoo's kid.
AND a radio for Ah-a-wella's wife"
BUT" he said helplessly. What will J
bring fellows like Congressman Scott
Leavitt this Christmas"
IAN autographed picture OF vOlstead."
suggested.
HE began to write out his list.
'NOw there's Jimmie Hobbins; he's go
all kinds Of toys and things"
"a chunk Of 10 cent copper"
''THE very thing" said Santa: Som
boys have pretty near everything. TAX
Billie Clark"
GA saxophone," hazarded, che wants t.
put a little jazz and pep into tina
symphony orchestra Of his"
SANTA just ate up my suggestions.
FRANK Connolly Of Deer Lodge ha
been a right good boy for six weeks,
he mused, consulting his records.
"A % rifle" said "You know Frank
getting old enough to 60 hunting"
"AND Ed Rowe of Red Rocked ain
been so all fired good but
GIVE him duck, a mud hen, any
thing like that"
"THE very thing-that poor kid has bee
hunting duck as long as can remem
Der and never got one
YOU'RE really smart, though you don
look it." said Santa.
TOMMY Walsh, the Senator" h
checked the next name.
DON'T be profane, Santa" I cautione,
Don't you know it's just like swearir
to call Senator Walsh 'TOmmy'?"
WELL, I thought I'd give him anotht
newspaper mention for the presidenc
1t doesn't hurt anyone and it wi
please Tom-Thomas, mean"
NOW VIII Campbell Of the Helena II
dependent?"
BETTER give him a fresh Federal Ell
forcement officer to play football will
he has used up three or four already
GOOD. And Harry Mitchell of Gre;
Falls.-theres a fine boy, but"
JUST give him a nomination"
WHAT for" asked Santa.
ANYTHING" answered. Harry doesn
care just so its a nomination for som,
thing"
SANTA wrote it down and chewed h
pencil.
JOHNNIE Erickson, somebody told n
he was governor or something"
GIVE him a promise-that's what
gives everybody else"
SANTA was beginning to chuckle al
his abdomen undulated with su
pressed mirth.
SHOULD I give Lester Lobel Of Hele,
VnIID cnAIp
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-18
ENTIRE NOUS PLANS
TURKEY SUPPER

Final plans for a turkey supper
were discussed by members of the
Entire Nous club when they met,
Thursday night The supper which
will be given Saturday night In
the recreation room of the church
will be for members and their
friends only.
A social hour followed the
business session. The next meet
ing viii be held March "A. Re
freshments were served.
Those attending were: Rev. w
e. Petit II. W. Hendricks, Her
bert Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Falkenburg. Jennie Manning
Sarah Bowen, Bill Bowen, Louis s
Bowen. Helen Trumbauer, Miss
Amedia Martin. Mrs Mary
Ortendahl Mrs. Percy French
Mrs Philip Bowen. Edgar Baker
Mr.. and Mrs Booye. Mr. and Mrs
Corey Candy Mrs. Sara Hires
Walter Fields, Mrs May Martin
Miss Edna Giberson, Fannie
Martin
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-18
POLLYANNAS FETED

Mrs Elwood Watt was hostess
to members of the Polyanna cir
Gle at her home on E. Oakland
avenue Wednesday night. Music
and sewing were the pastimes OF
the evening. A delicious luncheon
was served by the hostess at a
late hour.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Paul Christ
man, 1902 Beach avenue. Venice
Park, Wednesday night.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-18
SOCIETY MEETS
With MRS. ROSER
First Presbyterian Church
Group is Entertained We'd
nesday Afternoon I

A meeting of the WGmen's
Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church was held at
the home of Mrs. e. Garfield
Roser, e. Marion avenue. Wednes-
day afternoon. Following the de-
votional exercises in charge OF
Mrs. Thomas Thudium, business
session was in order with Mrs.
Thomas M. Simanton, president,
presiding.
The treasurer reported a bal
ance of S33. in the treasury after
all obligations had been paid. II
was decided to invite all ladies of
the congregation to become asso'
ciate members of the Missionary
society. At the close of the drive
in June a reception will be
rendered the associate members.
Mrs Wesley Ford continued the
study of "Moselum Women" Mrs.
Thudium discussed The Coming
of the Immigrant to America" anf
africa"
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. William Gordon,
n. Fourth street, April 10, instead
of April 20 as the Spring Presby-
terial session convenes on April 20
in Woodbury.. Mrs. George Bates
will have charge of the devotional
services then.
A social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments served. In attend
ance were: Mrs. Wesley Ford, Mrs.
Thomas Simanton, Mrs. William
Thudium, Mrs. William Gordon,
Mrs. Carolin Woodward, Mrs.
Albert Steelman, Mrs. Gus Koehler,
Mrs. John Bartlett and Mrs. John
Stevenson, Mrs. George Bates. Mrs.
Kate Brown, Mrs. James Porteus,
Mrs. Neil Campbell and Mrs.
Roser.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-18
MAINLAND CEOARS
ENJOY RESORT DANCE
Patrol Gives Affair at Roof
Garden Of Breakers Hotel.

Patrol Gives Affair at Roof
Garden of Breakers Hotel.
Several Tall Cedars Of the Main
land and their friends enjoyed the
dance of the Tan Cedar Patrol held
in the roof garden of the Hotel
Breakers. Atlantic City, Wednes-
day night
Noticed among the dancers
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brode,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Raglan, Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Fenimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Van SAINT. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs
f. S. Leeds, Mr. and Mrs. Benja-
min Risley Jr., Mr.. and Mrs Kelly,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Westcott. Mr.
and Mrs. w H. WetZstein, Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Policy Mr.. and Mrs
Alton Boice, Miss Mary Richie
Miss Edna Duncan, Miss Ruth
Wetzstein, George p. Johnston
Leroy NJ Boice, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs
Seeley Turner, Mr. and Mrs
Sampson. Miss Anne Walter, Miss
Mabel Unsworth, Curtis Adams
William Yates.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-18
COUNCIL GIVES DANCE.

Ireiand's patron Saint was duly
honored when members and friends
Of Allequippa Council, No. T. d. Of
p, gave an Irish barn dance in
Red Mems hail. The dancers pre-
scented novel sight i'll their gin
CHAM dresses and overalls. Ted
Weidmyer and his orchestra were
the merry syscopators of the ev-
ening.
Numerous prizes We're awarded
and a very interesting program Of
local talent presented during the
intermission Eleanor Hartley and
Lacy Smith We're the committee in
charge.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-18
FRATERNAL NEWS
AND CLUB EVENTSsI
WESTMINSTER GUILD
TAKES TO GREEN

Little Flags and Shamrocks With
Good Things to Eat All Serene
Shure and did you hear the news
The Westminster Guild had "a
party.
On Tuesday night, March l5th,
AT Smiths in Linwood, begorrah.
The decorations, they were green
So was the candy little flags and
shamrOcks
Were the cutest ever seen.
We laughed, we sang, We played
some games
We had good things to eat.
You'd like to know who all was
there
Well, here we have their names.
Mrs. c. Pedrick, Virginia Reid,
Elizabeth Anderson, X Whitman.
Ruth Siewell Agnes Wilson, Lula
Van SAINT, Mrs. Thomas Simahton,
Therese Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. H
Smith, X. Porteous, Helen Porte
Gus. Helene Goldey, Marion Trum-
/ bauer, Mrs, II. Ireland, Helen
Trumbauer, Hannah Carr, Ella
Adams, Roberta Marshall, Evelyn
Baker. Edna Duncan, Gladys
Roupp Clara Kirscht Laura Muhly,
Mrs. L. Muhly, Edith Cordery,
Ruth Baker, Mary Campbell. Edna
Giberson and Betty Parker.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-18
LEGION LADIES
PLAN PARTY
Cards To Be Played Wednes-
day Afternoon at Mrs.
HiltOn'S Home

Plans for card party were
discussed by the Ladies' Auxiliary
to Mainland Post, No. 81, Monday
night when a meeting was held in
the headquarters on N. First
street.
The card party will be held We'd
nesday afternoon, March 23, at the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth Hilton, A
e. Park avenue. Tickets for the
event may be secured from any
member of the organization.
An apron social to he held in
the near future was also under
discussion.
The attendance prize donated by
Mrs. Helen Pole was won by Mrs.
Emma Biggs
A social hour in charge of Mrs.
) Anna Adams, Mrs. Amy Candy
and Mrs. Dorcas Dawson, followed
! the order OF business.
The hostess appointed for the
meeting of next week are: Mrs.
Margaret Osborne, Mrs. Krewson
and Mrs. Lambert.
Mrs. George Fry, of Atlantic
City, was. guest of the evening.
Those in attendance were: Mrs.
Amy Candy, Mrs. Margaret Bias
sett, Mrs. D. Dawson, Mrs. Helen
Pole, Mrs. Anna Biggs, Mrs.
Emma Biggs, Mrs. Margaret
Osborne, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs.
Myrtle Doney, Mrs Helen Thomp.
son, Mrs. Mary Ortendahl, Mrs.
Elizabeth Sanders, Mrs. Anna
Adams, Mrs. Katherine Adams,
Mrs. Rueben Adams.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-18
MRS. BETTY 5ORiSH
is PARTY HOSTESS
Entertains Youthful Guests and
Their Mothers "Wednesday
Afternoon.

Mrs. Betty Borish, of 50 E.
Thompson avenue, entertained
several youthful guests and their
mothers, Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her little daughter
Bernfce's, third birthday Many
gifts of toys We're received by
Bernice.
The house was prettily trimmed
in green and white in keeping with
st. Patrick's day. Jean Borish EN-
tertained with recitations and
charleston dancing was enjoyed. A
repast was served late in the after
noon with a birthday cake contain
ing three pink candles. forming the
center piece of the table.
Those present were: Billie
Stubs, Jackie Stubs, Mitzie
Weiner, Eddie Weiner. Jerry
Poster, Florence Baker, Mrs. Alice
Siubbs, all of Atlantic City; Shir-
ley Hoffman, Doris Estergren,
Ruthie Estergren. Marie Della,
Jean Borish, Bernice Borish, Wal
ter Homer, Walter Karcy, Raymond
Karcy. Friedrich Estergren, Billie
Bowen, Joseph Bowen. Elain Nolan,
Miss Dolly Hoffman, Mrs. Winfield
Hoffman, Mrs. Anthony Karcy
Mrs. Thumma. Mrs. Bowen. Mrs
Lillian Della, Mrs Nolan, Bernice
Borish and Mrs Betty Borish.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-18
FIRE AUXILIARY MAKES
PLANS FOR FUTURE
Members Meet at Leeds Avenue
School Last Night.

Members Meet at Leeds Avenue
School Last Night.
Plans for social events to take
place in the near future were dis
cussed by members of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Fire company No. ;
when they met in the Leeds ave-
nue. school last night. with Mrs.
Ethel Loeffler, president in charge.
A committee appointed for enter
tainment will meet at the home of
Mrs. Robert Hackett, Ocean and
Nevada avenues, Thursday night.
Mrs. Ralph Brewer, Mrs. Edward
Abbott and Edward Hudson, presi-
dent of Fire company No. 8, were
reported i'll.
The members were very pleased
to greet Mrs. Harriet Channels
after long absence. Mrs. Robert
Craig who has just returned from a
winter in Florida was guest OF
the evening.
The ladies' responded to n re-
quest from the committee of Fire
company No. for cakes for the
Atlantic County meeting of Wed
nesday night.
The attendance prize donated
by Mrs. Winfield Hoffman was
won by Mrs Edward Adams.