The Bozeman courier., 1927-10-21
BELGRADE
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MIR and Mrs. Jack Dunham expect
Co Eaave this week by auto for the
eeRsz He has been employed in the
baHter shop of w. S. Scott. The
hoEsg where the Dunhams resided,
kn8wn as the Chipman house, has
Hesm sold.
DIR. and Mrs. Louis Pitman and
family, except Wendell who is stay
ing at the Charles Allen home, were
guests of the Aliens for breakfast
Saturday morning, and left later by
aurC for California.
Mrs c. W. Coon and Mrs. Lima Mil
Ter entertained the NJ. G.. R. club at
the Coon home Wednesday evening.
Alys. Roy McAuley was hostess to
ths. Bridge Luncheon club at her
hUAae near the schoOlhouse Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. c. Smiley was hostess to a
bridge club Thursday of last week,
h5@h score going to Mrs. G. w. Coon.
e A. Bumgardner of Molt was a
RuRzz Of his sister-in-law, Mrs. w. P.
Porter, one night last week.
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KIHsey were among the Belgrade peo-
pc an the shooting grounds when the
hunting season opened last week.
Hrs. w. J. Reeder, as delegate to
tIge Rebekah assembly from Sweet
Pea lodge of this place, G. D. Grant
as delegate to the grand lodge, and
Mrs Grant and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Seheyrt left Monday morning for
KaEiSpell where the conventions were
held This week.
Miss Doris ROwse and sister, Sara
aEG Miss Maud McNett drove to West
Yellowstone for the week end to visit
Mrs ROwse.
Mrs. F. NJ. Foerschler, Mrs. J. A
Bes settle, Mrs. Lima Miller, Mrs. w
T.. Barnard, Mrs. R. L. TOwne, Mrs
j. D. c. Wipf, Mrs. C. R. Grogan
Mrs William Fitzstephers. and Mrs
j. T. Sandiland of Belgrade attended
the card party given in BOzeman fol
the. benefit a. the tuberculosis sOci
ETY.
T1e Baptist Woman's Helping sOci
ety met Thursday afternoon witt
Mrs Harley Stephenson and Mrs
Starting Lane assisting in serving
AbCut fifteen we're present. The la
dies Eill hold food sale a week from
Saturday. Mrs. KurtZman, with Mrs
Lawrence, will be the next hostess.
Nxs ClarksOn Spain and mother
Mrs r. B. LOodell, were Belgrad'
visitors Sunday afternoon.
\ picnic party composed of w. II
Moore and family, Mrs. Laura Ferne!
and family, the Misses Eta and Ell;
HslEl, Mrs. Roy Nelson and son, Billy
Miss Mabel Jefts, and Miss Margare
Neaton drove up Bridger canyon t
Bracket creek Sunday for an out
iIg
Rev and Mrs. R. w. Orr had a
din1ex guests Sunday, Mrs. M. "
PeEWell. Miss Florence Penwell, Mr.:
" II. Cochran, Miss PeltOn, and Mis-
SheLhorn
Miss Bernice BlOmgren and Mis-
Helen Chaffin went to Butte to spen
the week end with relatives.
43T- and Mrs. Jacob Reinig cam
aver from Harrison Friday and al
spending some time with his parent
Blr and Mrs. George Reinig.
Nr. and Mrs. Harvey Biggs an
daHghter, Ruth, and Clyde Minner {
Las Angeles were dinner guests {
1EE and Mrs. Lawrence Hecox Satu
day evening, remaining over night
the Hugh Biggs home.
SEGciai music was given at the Sc
vices at the Presbyterian church Su
day morning by a quartet compOs,
Of teachers, the Misses Hhelhorn al
Pel1uu, and Messrs. A. L. Olsen al
Lawrence Dean. Miss Agnesse o
was accOmpanist.
s. 9. Allen, Edwin StephensC
Fred LeLacheur, and Charles McDo
aid went to the Madison on a fishi1
triV Sunday.
Raymond Diefenderfer, who was ;
tentEng the University Of Washingt
az Seattle, had to come home t
firsz Of the week, owing to trout
with his eyes. He does not KIN