The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-12-30
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The doll contest, held at FOtCeI .
store for the last several weeks, ended
at 10 o'clock Saturday evening with D.,
Marjorie Lowe winning first place.
Next in order were Helen DOornbos,
Emma Jean Barley, lola Scott,
Katherine Orr, Elizabeth Jean FOer-
schler, Madeline Ford, Gail Potter,
Frances Robinson, Norma Prescott,
Leila Gale, Marguerite Prueitt, Carlin
! Olsen, Dorothy Smiley, and Evelyn
Allen. More than 80 little girls had
their names entered in the contest.
George Hogsed, who has been seri-
! ously i'll for the last seven weeks, but
who had spells of improvement, IS
quite low, and his son., Rush Hogsed
from Browning, came the middle OF
the week. Mrs. Fred Waterman, his
daughter, and her little daughter,
DOreen, have been here most OF the
time, and Fred is expected from Har-
din. Mrs. Lawrence Niven Is In
charge of the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Angel enter
tanned at a dinner last Thursday eve
, ming to celebrate their wedding an
niversary. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Robin
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Barnard,
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Foerschler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie FOerschler
were present.
Mrs. Matt Anderson, editor of the
Voice, official paper of the Mon
tana w. c. T. u, spent the holidays
with her daughter, Mrs. Howard Girls
void, and family.
/ MI. and Mrs. j. B. Robinson enter
: tanned at dinner Monday evening, the
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gilmer and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Angel.
Y At the same time Miss Ruth Robin
son had as her guests Cecil Parsons,
j., Gerald Snyder, and Ruth Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Gieseker of
Bozeman were Christmas guests Mon
day of Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Orr.
A number of young people enjoyed
a skating party on the river near the
Bryan ranch Monday evening, build
n ing bonfires and roasting weiners,
and later going to the house for more
f refreshments.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Waters and Mildred
were Christmas guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Waters in Manhattan.
d Mrs. Bonnie Hoffman came in from
her school in the Durham district,
Saturday, and spent Christmas with
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Don Ray north of town
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stimson haC
e, as dinner guests Christmas Mr.. anC
Mrs. Hampton Hecox and Wallace
re Joe GOWN, and Frank, and Mr.. anC
N Mrs. Tom GOWN and son, Donald.
The pOstOffice was closed Monday
at except for the same hours as on Sun
day, and the bank and stores werj
r. also closed for the day.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Reinig of Har
risOn were over for the Christmas va
ne cation visiting with his parents, MI
s. and Mrs. George Reinig.
Lee Lane of Maudlow was a CUES
I'd Sunday of his brother, Sterling Lane
and family.
en- Mrs. Mayme Hoffman is now 10
Gated in an apartment over the Bel
ny grade store.
er Mrs. Rose Harrer and children, E.
eanOr, Fred, Joe, and Paul, spen
n Christmas with her son, Wilbert Hal
BIS rer, and family.
I'M Mr.. and Mrs. George Reinig an
on Fred, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Reinig, Mr.
IT. Charles Palmer and Helen, william
Skinner and Mrs. Barnham were din
mt ner guests Sunday at the home {
on Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Skinner near MAJ
haitian.
= Services at the churches Sunda
were supplemented by singing Chris
mas carols and special solos. Re
Skinner of Townsend held services
the Episcopal church, and Miss Ma
Is garet Deffebach gave a vocal sol
The Baptist church had special m
h sic and singing of carols besides Il
z; sermon, and the young people of tt
Id Christian Endeavor had a candle-lig
S, service at the Presbyterian churc
as with Mary Hale singing "Star of t.
&c East, and three boys, Clay, Phil al
K Owen Hopkins, giving selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Newland al
son, Trent; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis X
LII and children, and Fred Richards we
dinner guests Sunday evening of N
and Mrs. w. H. Stiles. Miss Hal
r Stiles, who teaches the Pine But
school, was also present, and she
H. spending the holidays with her pa
Us ents. At the school Thursday the
~ was a program, and Geraldine a
e. Ward Stiles attended.
IS Dinners given Sunday were MAJ
Guests at the w. P. Porter home we
e; Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Allen and Bill
RS and Heber Porter from Billings;
n the Olsen home Mr.. and Mrs. G.
us Coon and children, Mrs. Lima Mill
and Misses Eta and Ella Hall.
re. Sandilands were Mrs. Lily Story a
'se daughter, Lois. Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
Biggs were at the home of her p;
EST tents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pavey. 4
and Mrs. Harvey Biggs, Ruth, Raj
. and Charles Biggs, and Mrs. c.
Hecox were guests of Mr.. and M
- L. R. Hecox. The Smileys and M
lBeerstecher, Carl Beerstecher, and
A. Stiefel were at Newbury's. r
and Mrs. Orr and children and M
w. A. Sheldon and children W.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w J.. H
north Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McDoni
were guests Monday Of her sister
law, Mrs. James, Keown, and moth
Mrs. Bowers, in Bozeman.
William Fusch arrived Saturday