The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-04-29
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Oscar Nelson transacted business
in Helena Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Johnston spent
Saturday in BOzeman.
Miss Mary Stacey was a visitor at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Earl
Mercer, in Helena Friday.
Mrs. Frank Wander Pete of Living
ston is a guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Meador.
Miss Avis Mcgee spent Saturday
and Easter Sunday with relatives in
BOzeman.
Miss Mable Talbot and r. H. John
ston attended the rural teachers
meeting in Bozeman Saturday.
John Crowley and son of the Madi-
son valley were business callers in
Logan Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Mercer of
Helena came to Logan and spent Eas-
ter Sunday with friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. Williams and daughter,
Louisa, went to Helena Saturday to
visit friends.
Miss Ruth Early of Manhattan was
a Sunday guest at the ]. B. Sloan
residence.
Miss George Olsen spent Saturday
and Sunday in Trident with her
mother, Mrs. E. E. Olsen.
Miss Rose Mcdonnell of Bozeman
spent the week end at the home of
her sister, Mrs. w. M. Bryson, on the
Madison.
Word has been received in Logan
OF the birth, April ID at Maudlow, Of
a baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Pavey.
Mrs. Ray WhitmOre and small son
Of Cherry Greek were shopping and
attending to business matters in Lo-
gan and Manhattan Tuesday.
R. j. Quigley of the Charleston
country stopped in Logan on business
Wednesday. He was IN route to
Bozeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Johnston and
children motored to SappingtOn and
were Easter Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lower.
Lloyd Pitman, who had been a
guest at the Olin Durham ranch on
} the Madison for a rOuple of days,
left for Belgrade Tuesday evening.
Misses Agnes and Gerda Larson,
Kathryn HOtrum and Kathryn Deeney
motored to the Wilcox home on the
Madison Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Marcus Crowley and children
arrived in Logan Wednesday from
Cascade to make their home on the
Madison for the summer.
Joseph Malin, who spent the Easter
vacation at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. M. Malin, left Tues
day for Helena where he will attend
: college.
Erection of the new bridge across
the Gallatin river near Logan has
been completed, and the contractors
left Tuesday afternoon for Bozeman
6 where they have another bridge to re-
pair.
Mrs. Olin Durham and Miss Alice
= Walsh, instructor at the Madison
= school, were in Manhattan Friday tC
: attend the meeting at the schOo
house.
y R. H. Johnston, Miss Mable Tai
bOtt and all Logan pupils wei ter
n years of ace mOtored to Manhattan
II and attended the agricultural meetins
at the Manhattan high school Friday
r. H. Nekhten, a native of Mary
land who has been located near Bill
y lings for the past nine months, ha
purchased the barber shop in Logal
formerly owned by Fay DrummonC
~ now of Trident.
!. Miss Mae Durham, who has bee
% spending a few days at the home O
her brother and family, Mr.. and Mr.;
w 0lin Durham of the Madison valley
10y left Friday for Menard, where sh
'9 will visit with her brother, Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Johnson {
" Laurel have arrived in Logan for tn
summer. Mr.. Johnson will act e
10 section boss during the absence {
Henry Holland, who is taking a vac'
~, ton.
Mrs. Earl Bryant, who has bee
e. spending the past several days at II
Il; Ballard and Ridgeway homes
lu4 Townsend, and at the home of Mr.
a. Walter Hall in Helena, returned
II Logan Monday evening.
Nh. and Mrs. Stanley SwOrder az
L1ss two children of Laurel have moved
a. Logan to make their home. M
inc SwOrder has accepted the position
" signal maintainer, made vacant +
I'M Gently when c.. G. Richardson NOV
to North Dakota.
IT'S Announcements were received
ing Logan of the marriage April II
lrs; Miss Ena johnson, a former Log
pea resident now located with her pa
ents, MI. and Mrs. August Johnsc
in Medford, Ore, to Rudolph Sing
= y of Medford.
Mrs. w. L. Middleton and Mrs. E
nest Haselhorst entertained Swe
" Briar chapter No. 49. o. E. S., at t
= Masonic hall in Manhattan Wedne
; q day evening after the regular bu'
ness meeting, with a social hour a
frs. delicious refreshments.