The Bozeman courier., 1927-10-07

A daughter was born at the Dea-
cOness hospital Friday, September 80,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Davis Of
East Gallatin.
Ed Reynolds, a former sheriff Of
Gallatin county, now special agent
for the NOrehern Pacific at MissOula,
visited Bozeman last Friday.
Child and Anceneysof the West Gal
latin have purchased from Reagan
Brothers of Townsend herd of cat
tie consisting of 1000 head, 1,1O0 Of
which are yearlings.
Mrs. Claude Cummings of Casper,
Wyo., left Tuesday for her home after
visiting for several days with her
husbands aunt, Mrs. H. F. Sears,
and other relatives and friends here.
More than 100000 fry and finger
ling trout have been planted in Cal
latin county streams this year by the
BoZeman Rod and Gun club, according
to figures made public this week.
c. L. Peterson and M. E. Zentzis
Of BOZeman have taken over the H.
B. Blair Tire Sales company of Liv-
ingstOn, it is announced. The busi-
ness will be conducted under the name
Of Pete's Tire company.
The Rev. w. Friend Day, rector of
st. James Episcopal church, left
Wednesday afternoon for Helena
where, Wednesday evening, he preach
ed a Harvest Festival sermon at St.
Peters church. He returned to Boze-
man Thursday.
Monday seven big Canada geese.
shot by DR.. E. o. Holm at Hebgen
lake, were on exhibition in the display
window of the Oliver-Stout Implement
company and attracted much atten-
tion.
Nels Baverly, Bozeman contractor,
has been awarded contract for the
new concrete bridge at the fish hatch
cry and already has begun the work.
The cost of the bridge will be $1,000.
Streams in the Gallatin valley con-
tanning Eastern Brook trout were
closed October and no fishing in
them will be permitted until Decem-
Der Is. The closed area includes IL
townships. The closing is necessary
to protect the Eastern Brook during
their spawning season.
1t is announced that the Moroni
Olsen Players will present here on
October 20 a lively English comedy,
'The Lilies of the Field" by John
Hastings Turner. The temperance
of the Olsen Players here will be
under the auspices of the theater arts
section of the BoZeman Woman's club.
Wednesday was the coldest night
of the season, the mercury dropping
to "a degrees, or eight degrees below
the freezing mark. There was con-
siderable precipitation during the
week, a particularly heavy fall OF
rain, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, occurring shortly after
midnight Monday. Indications Thurs
day afternoon were for continued
cloudiness and rain or snow flurries
Last Friday, before one of tn,
largest crowds that ever attended
high school football game here, tn
Gallatin high school team defeate,
the Beaverhead (DillOn) eleven by
score of IL to 0. The local team wa
Outweighed and lacked experienced
but it showed determination and wipe
out the first defeat of the. season a
Great Falls, when the latter aggre
cation won by 26 to 0. This after
noon Gallatin will clash with the BOZ
kittens of Montana State college.
Despite unfavorable weather, MOI
than $50 men and women from Ga
latin county and other parts of soutl
eastern Montana visited Morrison
I cave Sunday. BOZenan had the Lars
est delegation, although Butte, Ani
cOnda, Deer Ladge and other nearL
cities and towns were we'll represen
ed The tour of the cave was spol
sored by the Morrison Cave Develol
ment association, of which Ralph
Robertson of Three Forks is pres
dent. Those who visited it Sunds
were enthusiastic in praise of its wo
ders.