The Bozeman courier., 1927-10-07
. :: q :: a = :: u y 5: u u q = ;,


Twelve people from this place drove
to Morrison cave Sunday. They were
Marvin Ferney, Misses Blanche Fer
ney, Margaret Neaton, Mabel Jefts,
Bernice Blomgren, and Helen Chat
fin, Noble Estes and sister, Myridine;
Lila Oliver, Frank Oliver, Leonard
Bayne, and Eleanor Harrer.
Pete Hoffman of Gardiner, employ
ed in the mechanical department of
the Yellowstone Park Transportation
company, who has been spending
some time in Bozeman, was in Bel
grade Tuesday and was a dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles He
cox.
Miss Florence Penwell, who went
to Butte to attend the funeral OF the
Rev. Edgar Tower, formerly minister
at the East Gallatin church in early
days, returned home the first of the
week accompanied by Mrs. Tower,
who will visit at Penwelton for some
time.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Clark, Mrs. Bessie Adamson, arrived
Monday from her home at Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho, to visit at the Clark
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hale were busi-
ness visitors Saturday and Sunday at
Cook City.
DIR. J. H. Noonan was over from
Anaconda Monday, and called on
friends in Belgrade for a short time
Edgar Gilchrist of Compton, Calf.
was in town Monday and was a din
ner guest at the home of Mr.. and
BOzeman for some time.
The Episcopal guild held its reg,
ular meeting Wednesday, September
%, at the home of Mrs. G. j. Beer
stecher. Plans for a card party il
the near future were made.
Charles Hecox arrived home from
Gardiner Friday of last week, anC
will remain for about two weeks. Al
the workmen were laid off for tina
time, but work will proceed later.
A reception was held at the higl
school assembly Friday evening fO
the teachers of the Belgrade schools
Patrons gathered at eight o'clock, ant
a program followed with ]. B. Rob
inson presiding. Music, songs, wei
come talks, and readings were given
&c. w. Coon welcoming the teacher
on behalf of the Belgrade Chambe
of Commerce, David Bell as a mem
Der Of the school board, and E. A
Stiefel as a townsman. Each teache
then went to her room where tn
guests met her, then all repaired
the domestic science room where tn
girls of the high school served ic
cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Hutchings e2
: pect to leave this week by auto fC
points west. Monday evening a nun
Der of friends gathered at the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Lane, whel
they were to spend the night, an
gave them a surprise. Lunch We
brought, and gifts of jelly, jam, ar
: other things which might taste goo
= on their trip were eft for ther
Games and contests were playe
Z superintended by their daughter-i
I law, Mrs. Robert Hespen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lowe left FL
a day for Kirksville, Missouri, whe
: they will visit for two weeks. TIL
=, is the old home of Mr.. Lowe.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Stephensc
r Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson and N
7, and Mrs. Clarkson Spain drove
}. Bozeman Sunday, where they we
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charl
Bell.
Mrs. Tilton Eisminger, daughter
Mrs. /. N. Eblen, left for her NJ
/; home in Missoula Sunday mornir
It her husband being employed by t
Missoula Mercantile company.
Clifford Brainard, VINO has been
the Bright ranch east of town, 81
= fered the misfortune of having I
I thumb of his right and torn off VIII
rOping cattle one day last week.
Girls of the World Wide guild
the Baptist church held their seco
meeting at the home of Mrs. Wal
Gilmer Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Hecox drove
BOzeman Tuesday afternoon, N
Hecox visiting Mrs. Wesley Davis 9
little daughter at the Deaconess h
|" | nital