The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-06

At the Deaconess hospital April 30
a son was born to MI. and Mrs.
Robert Hagar.
Born, at the Pinewood hospital,
April %, a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Kilbride.
A son was born, May 8, at their
home, 621 Ninth avenue south, to Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Brezeale are
the parents of a daughter, born May
2 at the Deaconess hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moffett have
a new son, born May 1 at the Dea-
coness hospital.
The Independent Meat market at
127 East Main street has Just been
purchased by H. C. Finch from R. H.
Huddleston. Mr.. Finch took charge
Monday.
A small blaze Wednesday in the
furnace room at the George Demorest
home, sgt West Babcock, resulted in
a call for the fire department. Little
damage was done.
A check for $5,400 was received
last week by County Treasurer Tay-
Tor from the state treasurer, the
money representing this county's
share of the delinquent gas tax funds.
Half a hundred shrubs were planted
on the Emerson school grounds Fri
day, and on Saturday other paintings
were made at the Hawthorn and
Longfellow schools.
Word has been received here of the
birth, April % at Madison, Wis, of
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
; Dawson, both former residents of
} Bozeman.
+ Al daughter was born April q at
Long Beach, Calf, to MI. and Mrs.
Maurice G. Clark, former Bozeman
residents, according to news received
t here last week.
Lyle V. Richards returned Sunday
from Billings where he had been en-
ployed since last fall, to accept a po-
! sition with the BOzeman Auto COM
pany.
j. A. Pollock, formerly with The
Wilson company and more recently
employed at Hollingsworth's, left Sat
h urday for Chicago, where he will be
permanently located. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Pollock.
Supervisor B. W. Clark Of the Gal
latin forest returned Wednesday from
a several weeks educational cam
paign on fire prevention and fores
cooperation in northwestern Mon,
tana, Idaho and western Washington
f. He reported encouraging results.
Bozeman is to have a new city di
J. rectory. Representatives of R. I
Polk and company, the publishers
were here this week comforting wit
officials of the Chamber of Com
merce. The book will not be pub
It, lished, however, for some time.
j. Mr.. and Mrs. H. I. Border returne
he last week after an absence of fiv
lg months, during which they visited i
cs Spokane, Seattle and Everett, Wash
rd returning by way of Lewistown, Mon
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Border were muc
benefited in health by the trip.
49, The fire department was called t
= the home of Roge Huffine, at 1914
d Saturday night to battle a blaze thu
g started n the bath room and spread I
8 the second story. After a livel
q fight the flames were subdued. Tt
8 damage is estimated at between Sic
5 and $500.
4 Mrs. M. E. Ewing, a former res
= dent of this city, died recently at tt
3 home of her son, Clinton Stranaha
3 at Lewiston, Idaho, according to
8 report brought to Bohemian by M
= and Mrs. H. I. Border. Mrs. Ewir
8 was 81 years of age. She is survive
s by three IONS and a daughter.
+ Mrs. A. G. Roecher, who has be,
8 i'll for some time, has sufficiently +
S covered to be able to enjoy an au
3 ride occasionally. Mrs. Roechel
8 many friends rejoice over her il
3 provement, for at one time she W
g in a serious condition and much am
5 ETY. was felt.
3 The stork was a busy bird Tuesds
g He made four calls at the Deacone
s hospital, leaving sons for Mr.. a
q Mrs. John Bader of Bozeman, n
and Mrs. H. G. Prescott of BelgraC
5 and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones
Il Three Forks. and a daughter for n