The Bozeman courier., February 15, 1922, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Mrs. Ed. Foreman spent Thursday
afternoon visiting with Mrs. Henry
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Sandsness.
George Brown spent a few days
in Bozeirtan last week transacting
Mrs. Ed. foreman was a guest Sat
Donald Christie was busy several
days last week sawing a summer sup
business, returning Sunday.
Mrs. Lon Shook was a guest Wed
nesday afternoon of Mrs. Ira Jen
kins.
John Esgar, of Bozeman, and Mrs.
P. McMahon, of the Canyon, were
guests Sunday of Mrs. John Rabe.
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were entertained at dinner Sunday
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b y Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Brittan,
( harlie Gray, ot Bozeman vitited a
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urday of Mr. and Mrs. Will Krause,
in Bozeman.
ply of stovewood.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Oma and family
Christie.
Carl Justad and Alfred Nichols
spent several days last week at Se
dan and the surrounding country,
hunting coyotes.
Miss Helen Shook spent the wee
end in Bozeman, a guest of Miss Neva
Gray, and also attending a party
given at the high school.
Mrs. C. D. Pease spent several days
in Bozeman during the past week,
visiting relatives and friends and
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Morrison and
daughter Mary spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harve Martin at the
transacting business.
Melvin and Walter
Ridgeway, of Sedan, drove through
the Canyon last week to Bozeman,
where they transacted business.
latter's home near Belgrade.
Mrs. A. N.
eral men employed last week putting
up ice at the "Three Bears Inn
T. B. Quaw, of Bozeman, had sev
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sort.
Mrs. Nellie Craig and son, Lloyd
White and Carl Justad were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Swanson.
Betty and Vincent Rice, of Clyde
Park, are now guests in the Canyon
at the home of their grand-parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P. McMahon.
Among the Bozeman visitors dur
ing the week were E. W. Caswell,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Christie, Carl
Jus ad. Ole Oma, John Clayton, Alex,
Swj.nson, Lon Shook and Jay Pease.
The ladies of the Sedan Ladies'Aid
Society will hold an ail-day meeting
Thursday at the ranch home of Mrs.
John Inabnit. The ladies sure now
busy working on more quilts,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie and
daughter, who have been visiting in
the Canyan with relatives, and in
Bozeman for the last two weeks, loft
Saturday for their
Falls.
home at Idaho
Lo al Forester Ed. Foreman, ac
conu anied by John Sales, a voca
tional man from Bozeman, as a n as
sistant, left the Bridger station Mon-jwas
day for the Ross Pea kstation, where
they expect to be for the week.
The Farmers' Union will hold a
meeting Friday evening, after which
the young people will entertain. La
dies, bring pies. Everyone invited.
E. R. Kay, of Centrai Park, made
a business trip to the Canyan one
day last week.
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Elliott,
accom
panied by the latter's mother, Mrs.
Dietz, all of Bozeman, were enter
tained Sunday at the fish hatchery
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Jarvis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Powell, of Se
dan, entertained the Five Hundred
Club at their ranch home Thursday
evening, a good crowd being present
and all spent a very enjoyable eveni
ing. and at the close of the evening
delicious refreshments were served b
the hostess. The club will meet in
two weeks at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Bert Bolander.
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birthdays.
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The Middle Bridger school district
with the clerk, Floyd Davis, Director
oGorge Williamson, Will Christie, R
G. 'vjallup, Clyde Williamson and E
J. r earson, directors of the fish hatch
cry district, held a meeting at thei
Middle Bridger school hous« Monday
evening. A number of various schoo
matters were discussed, and the books
v.^ . audited.
About 25 young people of Bozeman
treated Miss Elsie Phipps to a pleas
ant surprise party Saturday evening.
' - ! heuig ;n honor of Miss,
P .ipps' birthday. She was presented
with r. number of gifts and the
ing vas spent
with dancing and
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even
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n joyed by a 1 !,
party Lift,, uli wish
after which ti.
Mr. and Mis. A. Paul Thompson
son, at the iish hatchery. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Thompson and son have
been making their home in Bozeman
for the past ten months, but left the
first of the week for Great Falls,
and son, of Bozeman, were guests
Sunday at the home of the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Thomp
where Mr * Thompson will resume his
f<> rmer position with the A .C. M.
company.
The Sedan Faim Bureau held a
meeting Friday evening. A fair
sized crowd attended. The principal
part of the evening was spent in the
election of officers for the ensuing
year, which resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. John Brittan, to
succeed John Inabnit, and Mr. Thomp
son, as secretary-treasurer, to sue
ceed George Therigo. It is hoped
that everyone will take an interest
in the work and be present at the
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next meeting.
Mrs. Brittan visited at her home in
in Bozeman on business during the
Bozeman Saturday and Sunday,
Nels Jensen spent a couple of days
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Werner and
daughter Bemadine visited with Mr.
and Mrs. E. Cash Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. R. W. Davis, of Muir, spent
a few nays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Sorenson, last week.
H. D. Blakeslee, of Livingston, was
a business caller in this vicinity on
Wednesday of last week, buying hay
and grain.
Mrs. R. W. Davis, Miss,Laura Sor
enson, and Andy and Leonard Sor
enson spent Monday evening at the
Cash home,
Among those who were business
were Mr. and Mrs. C. Marble. Mr.
callers in Bozeman during the week
and Mrs. J. Hoffman, J, L- Wells,
Bill Watson, and Miarian and Roy
Hoffman.
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Cecil Essex has been visiting Myr
Dr. C. S. Smith and son Spencer
Lillian and Sophia Randall visited
tie Rash the past week.
were in Central Park Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cline Sunday.
Rev. 1. G. Shaw preached Sunday
morning at the Christian church.
Thomas Cline was in Belgrade Sat
urday.
business in Manhattan Monday.
J. D. Abercrombie, W. S. Rash
John Williams transacted business in
Bozeman between trains Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Sloan
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are mov
ing into the Christian church parson
age just north of the store,
Dorothy Squires, of Manhattan,
a guest at W. S. Rash's Fridayi
evening,
Cecil Essex returned to school at
Manhattan Monday, after being ab
sent on account of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Essex and
children took dinner Sunday with Mr.
rnd Mrs. Tom Cox.
Lyle Cheney, the 5-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cheney, is re
ported ill.
Lillian and Lulu Stone spent the
week-end at their ranch home,
turning to school at Bozeman Sunday
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Essex and j
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evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Becker, of Bozeman,
wore in Centra] Park Tuesday in the
interest of the orphans'
Helena. _
home at
Hallard Rash, G. W. Elli
wife. Cecil Essex, George
B. C. Sloan and wife
n Manhattan this week.
G. W. Ellington and wife, B. C. j
J'op.n and wife, Albert Whitney and
w;fe and Mrs. J. M. Beck
were
were guests
Fun.lay of J. D. Abercrombie and
I . f to go to the
orphans' home ut Helena. Everyone
j ig invited. Be sure to bring a pie.
wife,
Mrs. J. W. Cline, of Bozeman, spent
this week visiting her
Cline, and
Mrs
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son, Thomas
family. On Thursday
Cline and her daughter-in-law
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Glena
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Harold Cheney is putting m a full
tock of groceries and other staples
Central Park. The store will be
under the n , -agement of Mr. and
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B. G. S.jan, and will be a great
convenience for the ranchers.
A large crowd attended the lit
ary Friday night in spite of the
f Id weather. An excellent
program
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Jack Brown was over from Three
Forks Friday, attending to matters of
business.
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LOGAN.
last Saturday to attend to business
matters.
J, W. Strachan
visited Bozeman
Charles W. Logan was a business
visitor in Bozeman last Saturday, re
turning on the evening stub,
Frank Caruso went over to White
hall and Butte Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Irene Heatherington
over from Whitehall
week-end with friends,
George Van Fleet, of Bozeman,
transacted business in Logan Monday
morning.
came
to spend the
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home in the Madison valley.
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Deputy Sheri« T°m Young was m
town Monday from Three Forks
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p ' rS ' ' aC om Mrs. John
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Porks, staying over to attend the
picture show in the evening.
Lieutenant Governor Nelson Story,
Jr., of Bozeman, was in town on busi
ness last Thursday, driving down in
his car.
Will Crowley, of Townsend, accom
panied by J. B. Sloan and William
Bryson, of the Madison valley, spent
Thursday in Manhattan on business,
Mrs. John McDaniels drove in from
her ranch in the Horseshoe hills the
first of the week, and went on to
Manhattan to shop and visit friends.
J. W. McLees returned to his home
in Bozeman Saturday, after spend
ing several days here looking after
his interests,
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Pess Parrish has returned jfrom
Livgston and will spend a few days
going to Butte,
where he is employed by the Hanson
in Logan before
Packing Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned McLees were in
town Thursday,
home in the Madison
from the : r ranch
valley, and
drove on to Manhattan to shop and j
visit friends.
Will H. Crowley,
of Townsend,
spent several days here and in the
Madison valley visiting relatives and
looking after the band of sheep he
is wintering in the valley.
Dexter Ranjer, of Manhattan,
a dinner guest at the Dell McLees
home the fore part of the week,
turning to his school work the next
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morning on the stub.
James Posthumis was in town
Thursday from his ranch home near
Old Gallatin City, and he went
to Manhattan to attend to business
on
Homer Dunbar, of Old Town, is
spending several days here visiting
his sister, Mrs. D. A. Swarner, at her
home on Madison avenue.
Mrs. Owen Gillhooly has been
con
fined to her home for several weeks
on account of illness, and her many
friends will be glad to know that she
is now improving.
Dr. William Pierce, accompanied by
his daughter Victoria, Miss Verna
Haglie and Raymand Haglie, of Man
hattan, were callers in town for
few hours Sunday afternoon,
Wallace Thompson came over from
Livingston Saturday to spend a few
dry* with his mother, Mrs. Mattie
Thompson, at her home on the no
side.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Griffen!
and daughter arrived from Butte Sat
urday, and are guests of Mrs. Grif
fon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Wright, at their home in lower Madi
son valley.
About four inches of snow fell in
this locality Saturday night and the
thermometer registered 26 degrees
below zero during Saturday night,
making it on e of the coldest nights
of the year.
The Misses
Florence and Addle
Shervin came down on No, 219 Sun
day evening and were dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Dell McLees at thei
home. Late in tb? evening-they
turned by auto to Manhattan.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. DeLong have pur
chased .^the two-room House fwhich
William Cudney brought in last week
from the Horseshoe hills and put
the vacant lot opposite the round-}
house on Flower street.
Tom Ferris returned Friday from
Leeton Missouri, where he has been
since last fall. Mr. Perris and Rob
ert. Bryant and his family went to
Missouri at the same time, making
the trip in their automobile.
Mrs. Sam Johnson
from Clarkston, where sh« visited her
sister. Mrs. Eldora Olsen and fam
their home in Pole GuKa, and
she also spent several days with Mr.
and Mrs. George Burrel at their home
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has returned
near Carpenter Siding.
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Miss Verna Hagelie, of Manhattan, i
was a recent guest of Miss Dorothy
Bevier at her home on Vine street, |
the young ladies returning to school
«in Manhattan Wednesday morning on
the school bus.
Mrs. Tom Tice was in town Sun
day from her ranch in the Madison 1
valley. Her little daughter Harriet,
who has been spending the past week
visiting her grand-mother, Mrs. Al.
DeLong, returned home with her.
Miss Margaret Brown, school clerk
of District No, 1, called on the county
superintendent of schools in Bozeman
one day last week, on matters per
taining to the new school building
which will be erected here in thei
Mr. Franks, a prosperous rancher
and cattle man of Cardwell, spent
several hours between trains visiting
friends here Saturday. Mr. Franks
was on his way to Helena from
Whitehall, where he had been trans-i
acting business.
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Mrs. Jack Landers returned Thurs
{rom ^ , where sh . wa _,
oi>l^ le(1 account of the serious ill
1 ^of^erfriend, tooZeH«
^ w ho with her husband lived herei
three years ago. She has many
wann friends in this
spring.
Max Franks and family, who have|^
been occupying the Eastridge place.
near Moncrete, for the past three
months, moved into town last week,
and have rented the George Markham
house on the north side of town. Mr.
Franks will find it more convenient
to be nearer his place of business.
Mrs. Prank Caruso received
from relatives in California that heri
father had suffered a paralytic
stroke and was in a very serious con-i
dition. Mrs. Caruso and little daugh -1
terDorothy immediately left for Los;
Angeles, Calif., and they expect to
spend the rest of the winter months
there.
The Misses Mary and Sadie Land
ers went over to Trident last Satur-j
day evening on No. 219's connection.!
to visit relatives, and while out on!
the ice, fell and injured her knee so
that it was necessary to secure an
automobile to bring her home. The
injury is not serious, but Mary will
be confined to her home for several
days.
Mr- and Mrs. George Burrel enter
tained at a delightful card party at
their ranch west of town last Friday
night, those present beside the host
and hostess being Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Nich
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Frances Burrel and Eldora Olsen of
Clarkston. Several hours were spent
in playing Five Hundred, and excel
lent refreshments were served at a
late hour.
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Miss Katherine Flynn and her sis-;
ter, Mrs. Charles W. Whitehead, of ;
Bozeman, who with her children are
visiting at the Flynn home on the
North Side, motored over to Three
Forks last Wednesday evening to at
tend the movies,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Belton were
in town Tuesday from Helena, where;
they are spending the winter with
Mrs. Belton's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Jobb. After
spent here, looking after their prop
er ^y, Mr. Belton went over to Liv
ingston on business and Mrs. Belton
returned to Heelena.
Prof. R, H. Johnson is giving the'h
students and the townspeople a treat
a few hours
this winter by bringing over from
Three Forks several films which are
always high class, thus enabling us
to • see a good picture show at a nom
inal_fee, and is especially interesting
to the school children, many of whom
would rarely see a movie, especially
in the winter time, so it is to be
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hoped that the grownups will not be
; lax in attendance-. Last Thursday
night the big nine-reel picture, "Silas
! Marner," was shown and was par
ticularly fine. The two-reel comedy,;
j * 4 Brm^mg Up Father,* and "The So-;
j cial Lion" delighted the youngsters,
ex ^ week Mr. Johnson will proba-|
Wy bring over some films, if the i
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installed this week.
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Nels Hamilton and W, P. Schring
! the week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Axtell.
Miss, Eva Axtell, of Bozeman, spent
J. W. Walton went to Billings Mon- '
day, being the delegate from the
County Taxpayers' League tbt the
state meeting there,
Michael Alexander, of Dawson
[county, is visiting with Harold
i Wright for a few days. He will be
employed on the George Metier ranch
the coming summer,
day evening drew a good crowd and
everyone spent a very pleasant even-j
ing. Aboüt $35 was cleared for the!
victrola fund.
The community social in the church
basement Saturday evening was a 1
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very enjoyable one in spite of the;..
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cold evening and consequent smaller,
crowd. Various stunts were put on,
the Chinese spelling match being j
especially good. Ice cream, cake and
coffee were served for the lunch. !
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Salesville school Friday afternoon,
Mrs. J. C- Holland and Mrs. Ros
coe Holland were among the shop
pers in Bozeman last Saturday,
last Saturday, after an absence of
several months,
ere week,
Lindell visited the
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Vçm Kindig returned to Salesville
Joe Williams, of Bozeman, was a
visitor with relatives
and friends
Mrs. Eugene Deshey, who has been
quite ill at her home, is slowly im
proving.
The Rebefcecca and Odd Fellows
lodges had a social evening at their
hall last Wednesday evening.
Miss Doris Cochrane went to Boze
man Monda y ni ? ht t() hear Arthur
Middleton sing,
Tuesday after a few weeks spent in
visiting friends in Washington.
„ Mr. Fred Enders had a narrow es
cape from a serious hurt Monday
morning, A sled upset on him
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Miss Alice Becker returned home
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There was quite a crowd attended
^ e t i ance at Salesville Friday night,
All present had a good time.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs,
Bert E. Shepherd Monday, February
6, at their home near Sheep Rock,
up West Gallatin river.
Miss Bess Holland, teacher of the
primary grades at Salesville school,
has been seriously ill, so was unable
to teach school for a week.
Miss Ella Papka and Miss Marie
Papka. of Bridger Canyon, were vis
iting relatives and friends near Sales
ville for a few days last week.
Wood spent
Motndl&y in Bozeman shopping and
transacting business; also remained
over night.
The Sunday school had a pie so
cial at the I. O. O.
night. After a short program, light
refreshments were served.
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Mrs. Lula B. Richardson, who man
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ness and shopping.
There was a surprise party at the
home of A. H. Black in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cramer Friday
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