The Bozeman courier., 1927-04-08


ness visitor here Monday.
Elke Widenaar and Sam Dykstra
of the Holland settlement were Bel
grade shoppers Saturday. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Allen spent a
few hours in BOzeman last Wednes-
day on business.
Hugh Biggs, who was taken to the
Deaconess hospital last week on ac-
count of broken leg, is reported to
be improving.
S. S. Workings, manager of the
WiIsall Mercantile company Of Will
sail, was in Belgrade a few hours
Monday.
Mrs. Matt Anderson of Helena
spent a short time Thursday with
her daughter, Mrs. J. H. GriswOld
south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gale of Liv-
ingston were weekend guests Of
Mrs. Gales parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Axtell.
R. C. Eblen, who spent the winter
months visiting friends and relatives
in Tennessee and Kentucky, returned
to Belgrade last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wess Rampy of Mig
ger Hollow were shopping in Bel
grade Saturday and while here Wis
tied with Mrs. Walter Gilmer.
The Afternoon Bridge club met at
the Penwell home Thursday. Invited
guests were Mrs. TOwne, Mrs. Dunn
Mrs. Sandiland and Mrs. Wurten-
weller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Salisbury of
Pass Creek shOpped in Belgrade and
BOzeman Saturday. They were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Davis
Saturday evening, returning to their
! home Sunday.
A number of friends of Roy Gil
mer helped him celebrate his birth
day Saturday by giving a surprise
: party. Cards were enjoyed for sew.
eral hours and excellent refreshments
: brought by. the callers, were enjoyed
: A dinner and dance were given al
4 the Odd Fellows hall Friday eve
ming in honor of the birthday ami
4 versaries of the Misses Lucille ant
e Florence Reed. A number Of higl
: school friends planned the affair.
r The second of a series of Lentel
: teas was given at the home Of Mrs
Newbury last Wednesday. The thirr
n was given this Wednesday at tn,
n Sandiland home. A one-act play wa
}. presented.
r The WOman's club met with Mrs
!; C. w. Coon Friday afternoon. Afte,
a a brief business session, health pro
o gram was given. DR.. R. L. Town
d gave a splendid talk on disease pre-
vention. Mrs. Coon and her mothe
served refreshments.
= A number of Belgrade people shop
: ped in Bozeman Saturday. Amon
= them were Mrs. C. w. Coon an
= :: mother; Mrs. Miller; Miss Eta Hal
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Steuhenson an
a daughter, Helen; Mrs. Jay Hoffma
and Miss Jennie Mccullough.
j. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Taylor hav
moved to their ranch north of tow
ek after having spent the winter
de town, where the children attende
school. Their two oldest sons, Cla,
v ton and S. A., will remain here unit
ay the close of the school yeear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Norman r
he turned Friday from Tucson, Arizon
nd where they went several months az
for the benefit of Mrs. Norman
i'll health. They also spent some tin
Die in Los Angeles visiting friends. MI
Norman's health is much improved
I'VE Hugh Courtney had the nisfortu
,ad Thursday to mistake a bottle of d
lch infectant for cough medicine. In
haste to return to his work, he to
- a spoonful of the poison. A physici
n was called and all help possible giv
him. Late reports say he is qu
well again.
DR.. H. G. Klemme, president
A IntermOuntain Union college at h
ena, gave an interesting lecture
the auditorium Thursday evening.
as account of the inclement weather,
audience was small. DR.. Klemme '
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam AL
at dinner Thursday evening and
r.. Allen took him to Logan after
raw. lecture.
9th The World Wide guild of the B
g It tist chuch held its regular mont
'I' I;,,' meeting Sunday afternoon at
ear home of Helen Palmer. It was
cided to elect the officers for
the 1929 year at the next meet
All An interesting missionary prog
rod was given. The hostess served
'ther freshments at the close Of a pleas
alld afternoon. The next meeting will