The Bozeman courier., 1927-10-28

HAPPENINGS
A boy was born October "a to Mr..
md Mrs. Milton Reed.
October 25 a son was born to Mr..
md Mrs. Joseph Zinner.
At their home, 21O West Lamme,
October "a a son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Ward.
Al son was born, at the Deaconess
hospital October %, to Mr.. and Mrs. |
John Scofield of Wilsall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen D. Secor are
the parents of a daughter born Oc-
tober "a at their home on West Bah !
cock street.
j. P. Donaldson arrived in Bozeman
late last week from eastern Montana,
where he had been for some time on
business matters.
NA4 Ss lie DIOO4 ndIIlu returned
Monday from Great Falls, where she
had been for few days visiting and
to business matters.
On Cation field last Saturday the
Bobkittens, for the second time this
season, defeated the Billings Poly
eleven. The score was % to 0.
Two large, attractive electric signs
advertising "Vitamilk" and "Raisin
Rye" bread have been erected on top
of the Bon Ton bakery at Wilson and
Main by Eugene Graf, the proprietor.
G. w. Molrine of Helena, state dep
uty for the Modern Woodmen of
Amer was here last week to
visit ~g local camp. He went on to
Livingston the following morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Just of Bozeman
have filed a petition in voluntary
bankruptcy in federal court. Debts
amount to $3,252; property not
claimed as exempt, $50; property for
which exemption is claimed, $577.
Fire in a coal bin at the rear of
the Marshall furniture store last Fri
day necessitated a call for the fire
department. There was much smoke
but little flame, and the blaze was
quickly subdued. The loss was nOnni-
nal.
Saturday afternoon the Bobcat
football eleven of Montana State col
lege, which suffered a decisive defeat
at the hands of Colorado college last
Saturday, will clash with the strong
team Of Purdue university at LaFay-
cite, Ind.
Ina game at Three Forks Wednes-
day the Redshirts, Gallatin highs
second football eleven, defeated the
Three Forks team by a score of II to
6. The battle was an exciting one,
with the score standing at 6 to un-
til the final quarter.
There is a shortage of assistant
warehouse examiners in the bureau OF
agricultural economics of the United
! State department of agriculture and
applications for the positions, which
pay from $2,400 to $4,000 a year, will
be received until November 1, the
civil service commission announces
Full information may be obtained
from Postmaster w. ]. Fransham.
A raid last week by the police re-
suited in the arrest, on the charge ot
maintaining a disorderly house, o.
four colored peOple-Mr. and Mrs
Carl Pugh and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu,
Mayfield. When tried in police court
Mr.. Pugh was released, but his wifi,
was fined $75 and the two Mayfields
$50 each. The house raided is located
at 221 East Mendenhall street.
For an observance of Navy day
members of the Chamber of Com
merce and the Kiwanis and Rotar,
clubs meet Tuesday noon at tn
Bozeman grill. Captain S. M. Rob
inson. u S. N, was the speake
for the occasion. Navy ay
which is also the anniversary of tn
birth of Theodore Roosevelt, wa
Thursday, October 27, but circum
stances compelled holding of the 10
cal program on Tuesday.
Rain Tuesday, the first precipits
} tion in more than a fortnight, sig
! nailed a change in the pleasan
) weather which BOzeman and the Ga
, latin had been experiencing. Subse
quent developments, however, prove
Verv satisfactory for threShers an
others, for the fall of moisture wa
light and did not interfere with th
work. By Saturday night, it is sale
virtually all threshing in the vale
will have been finished.
Horace Albright, superintendent {
Yellowstone National park, was
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