The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-04-01
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Curtis, from
near Baker Creek, spent a few hours
in Belgrade Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Houser Of BOze-
man spent a few hours in Belgrade
on business Friday.
Mrs. J. H. Murphy and son Earl
Of Livingston were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Gale Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heeb from
near Manhattan were Belgrade Wis
itOrs Saturday.
F. C. Kreig of Billings spent a
few days last week in Belgrade OF
business.
Mrs. Gilmer's division of the Bap-
fist aid held a cooked food sale Sat-
urday, netting a very good sum-.
Irwin Wise of Gallatin Gateway
was a business visitor in Belgrade
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Williamson of
Whitehall spent Sunday with MI.
-, and Mrs. ". P. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Pittman were
in from their home at Pass Creek
Tuesday to transact some business.
The Masons met in regular session
. Monday evening. Dinner was. served
at z o'clock, followed by the regular
. business session.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Hutchings have
: leased the Alexander house on Quaw
boulevard and will take possession
y the first of April.
Miss Hazel Stiles came in from
- her school at Elk Greek to spend the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
,f Mrs. w. H. Stiles.
w DR.. Roy Of Plentywood, formerly
70 of Belgrade, spent the weekend Wis
iting with his wife's parents, Mr.
IN and Mrs. J. w, Marcy.
ID Henry Bopp, who has spent the
~ past few months at Chico HOt
Springs, taking treatments for rheu
matism, returned Tuesday much bet
ter in health.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. John Breshears ant
son Clemuel and Mr.. and Mrs. Ton
Weaver of Bozeman were guests o
mi. and Mrs. Maurice Holmes Sun
er day.
Roy Hubbard returned MOnda,
nd morning from Denver, where he ha
av been attending Capitol Hill SchOC
Ir. of Pharmacy for the past two an
a half months.
H. The Carnival given by the Bel
m grade school Friday evening wa
RI successful in every way. All tn
shows and stunts were well done an
nd a large crowd enjoyed the affair.
al Mrs. R. w. Orr and daughte,
ac- Catherine, spent a few days in He
av. ena visiting Agnese and Don Or
tho who are students at IntermOuntai
.de Union college.
md Mrs. Bertha Eblen and son Ca
The drove to Butte Sunday to visit Mr.
Eblen's sister, Mrs. T. ". JOhnso
has who is a patient at Murray hOspita
ird Mrs. Eblen found her sisters cOnd
ing ton much improved.
va Paul Bryan and Fred Reinig dro1
to Helena Sunday and were accOn
cen panied home by George Bryan al
one Don Orr, students at Intermounta
tbs college. Don and George return,
SIN, Monday to Helena.
Mrs. Wilbert Harrer, Mrs. Fral
Heeb, Mrs. A.. P. Stone and Mrs. R,
ted Hubbard were dinner guests of Nj
son Sam Allen Monday evening VIII
&C. their husbands attended the Masor
had meeting.
for C. R. Metcaf and son-in-law a
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ha
w. cock, were attending to business ms
led tiers in town Monday. This is M
: at HancOck's first shopping trip sin
Fol- her recent illness.
de- The Eastern Star met in regul
by session Thursday evening. Mrs.
R. Kohla received the degrees. A
Ian cial hour was enjoyed after the Gle
the of the meeting. Delicious refres
Mae ments were served.
race The M. G. R. club met with M
hat Laura Ferney and Miss Blanche F,
ney Wednesday evening. A plei
mo- ant evening was spent with need
and work. Miss Mabel Jeffs, Mrs. in
eve Moore and Mrs. L. A. Crew were
way vited guests.
ding Hugh Biggs, while working on
avs wheel IN his shop, had the mist
Car tune to break his leg. He was tai
to his home and a doctor called
d a mediately. Last reports say he
y at doing as Swell as can be expected
ming George Richards received word
able the death Of his brother, w. S. Ri
rried ards Of Villa Grove, H., Thursd