The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-09
BELGRADE
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George urtzman and DR.. Harker
spent Sunday fishing.
Rev. and Mrs. R. w. Orr were
guests at Penwelton Sunday.
Sunday school at the Baptist church
began again Sunday after a months
vacation.
c. w. Coon of the Belgrade State
bank spent Sunday and Monday with
Harry Brainard at Maudlow.
Miss Mary Hale, who has been
spending the summer in Bozeman, is
home for a vacation of two weeks.
NOrval Halsey and a friend, Tom
Lux, of Great Falls, visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Mort Keil, and family one
day last week.
Harley Stephenson, postmaster at
Belgrade, left Tuesday for Helena
where he attended the Montana Post
masters convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard had as
guests over the week end, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Watson and daughter,
Marie, of Deer Lodge.
Mrs. R. w. Orr was hostess to the
W. c, T. U. Wednesday afternoon,
taking the place of Mrs. Knadler,
who has moved from the state.
Among those going to Helena for
the state fair were Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Newbury, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Bell, Sam ]. Hampton, Don Orr, Glenn
Breshears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Stephenson
and daughter, Helen, have returned
from Clarkson, Wash, having spent
more than two weeks on an auto tour
there and to points in Idaho.
W. H. Moore and family, Mrs.
Laura Ferney and family and Mrs.
Deffenbach and daughter. Margaret,
were members of a picnic party go
ing to the Erwin bridge for supper
Monday evening.
The Belgrade schools will open for
the term next Monday morning, with
a full staff of teachers, and Prof
A. L. Olsen as principal. Work on
the new building is progressing nice
ly, the roof being about completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence have moved
to town, having secured the residence
Of Perry Elliott. Nh. and Mrs. Ell.
lott have gone to Butte to live with
their daughter, Mrs. Kittie Maret.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Carpenter, for.
merly publishers of the Belgrade
Journal and now residing in MissOula
who had an exhibit at the fair al
Bozeman, were overnight guests Fri
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Reinig
, Mrs. Lily Story and daughter, Lois
left the first Of the week for Boze
man, where they will make theil
home this winter. Miss Lois will at
tend Montana State college. They
had been visiting Mrs. Story's daugh
!, ter, Mrs. j. r. Sandiland, for a few
; days.
I Mrs. j. B. Robinson and Mrs. Wa
ter Gilmer entertained at a bridgu
luncheon at the Robinson home Tues
day afternoon, four tables playinj
cards after luncheon. The house wa
r decorated in yellow and red gardel
flowers. Mrs. Frank Morgan was Al
r out-of-town guest.
: Mrs. w. j. Marcy was thorough
surprised n day last week to re
celEe a visit from old friends fror
Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. William Bar
4 Der and Nh. and Mrs. Cleon Boyer
3 who stopped IN their way by auto
: mobile to California. She had no
D seen them for twenty-five years.
. j. b. Robinson returned early Nor
\ day. morning from Spokane, where h
\ had been called several DAYS beforl
i because of the illness Of his brothe.
jim Robinson, who passed away las
Wednesday. jim Robinson and vii
were residents Of Belgrade a humble
of years ago, and later moved TO SpC
kane. He leaves his wife and
= small daughter, besides other rel;
tives. The funeral was Saturds
morning at 10 o'clock, with Che M,
sonic lodge in charge.
ONE SMOKER TO ANOTHER
s. 'Tm smoking a terrible lot Of c