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Ghe NEWS FROM GALLATIN COUNTY Æ From Otir Special Correspondent» •
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Mr. and Mrs- Vem Mulligan have,
moved into Salesville. Mr. Mulligan
is employed in the blacksmith shop.
Sam Willson, who has been at the
Deaconess hospital for the past three
weeks recovering from a suTgical op
«ration was able to leave the hospital
last Saturday for his home up the
West Gallatin river.
Mrs. Gibson, who makes her home
with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
snd Mrs. John Stucky, was in Boze
last Saturday on business.
ind Mrs. L. G Atkins and two
have returned from a pleas
ant auto trip of two weeks, visiting
Hardin, Rosebud and Reed Point,
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and returning by way of the Yellow
stone park. \
The Willson company gave the
members of their force, with their'
families, a delightful auto trip up tiiOj
Gul- -i n river -ist Sunday, with an,
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excellent dinner
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Atkins have re-!
turned to Bozeman after spending a!
few days with their son, L. C. Atiins,!
tnd family at Salesville.
Mrs- Walford and three children,
from Oklahoma, have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. E. Malin the past;
The Walker threshing outfit com-|
menced operations Wednesday on the!
anch. They also!
Orvis
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McPherson and
family motored to Anceney last Sun
day, returning in the evening.
Strorjg brothers'
threshed on the Craig and
Be.nice McPherson has been elect-,
ed to teach the South Cottonwood
ranches
school the coming year.
; I i > s Georgia Hampton, a former
SV-le^vlUo, visiteu .here
friends. She will
teacher in
last week with
teach in one of the Belgrade schools
the coming year. ,
School begins ;n Salesville Tuesday;
morning, with Mias Eunice Rayail and >
Mrs. Sorells as teachers. |
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McReynolds spent
last Sunday at the home of Mr. and
W. P. Tcdd
i Mrs John Cloninger spent
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Sunday in Bozeman visiting with Mrs.,
Clon'.ngers sister, Miss Lela Border,!
who expects to leave soon for Kirks-;
ril!. Mo., lo «peu.! tho win«r. i
furnished the!
Mr
Mr. art
The Papke brothers
music for a dance at the ranch home;
of Donald Christie, up Bridger can
yon last Friday night.
Mrs. C. W Overstreet and her sis-!
ter, Mrs. Stanley A. Davis, returned!
Wednesday evening from a visit of;
tv. -< > weeks at Hail, Mont. They made
trip by auto, and spent a few
hours in Butte. |
Don Christie and'
the
Mr. and Mrs.
family, of Bridger canyon, spent Sun-j
■Jay visiting Mr. and Mis. Bob Gamp.;
Mrs- O. C. Belt spent Wednesday
ai the home of Mrs. L. Griffin.
W, P Todd has purchased a new
automobile.
James B. Roan left the Deaconess'
hospital Thursday for lus home. II«
has recovered from injuries received'
about two weeks ago, when a hay;
stacker fell on him, fracturing a leg. i
Mrs. L. Griffin was on the sick;
lisi last Thursday
Mrs. W. -1. Hartman went to Boze
man Thursday from her ranch home!
on the Gallatin liver, accompanied by!
Donald Wessel, who spent twg> wrecks
on the ranch. j
Miss Kate Caivin lias sold her sum
the Gallatin river to'
the Mil-j
mer home up
H. E. Byram, ? re
•vaukee railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kremer mo
tored to Norris to visit with friends
Saturday and Sunday, returning home
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs- Wallace Craig mo
tored to Bozeman Saturday to do some
ent of
shopping.
Herman Kremer had the misfortune
to sprain his hand some way by pick
rock one day last week, and
mg up a
it is very painful.
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and Mrs. Margaret
Dan Eames
Powell motored from Butte last Mon
day and spent the day with relatives
here.
_ The two-months-old baby of Mr. and
Mrs. Garnett is some better.
Uncle Ben" Archer our local dray
man, has been suffering from a car
buncle on his arm.
Buster Rask and brother Joe came
down from Butte a few days ago end
are employed on the Ruegamer ranch.
Net Parker and
are off on a
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Mart Dickman,
Lawrence Rasmussen
will go to the
fishing trip. They
. Madison and then to Potosi.
Mrs- Pat Gooley and children will
move to town this week so the chil
dren can attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hankinson au
Sunday to visit with
toed to Pony
Mr. George Hanson.
Arch Burns, 6f Butte, was in Wil
1 ow Creek Wednesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Douglas and family,
*f Whitetail, were in Willow Creek
Sunday, calling on acquaintances in
the ^ e ^ erson district. j
Clate HalCj Qf Pony> visited hisi
brothers, L, C. and K. W Hale, Sun-i
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Leo Drewiecke went to Bozeman ;
Sunday.
Erve Brown and son True returned
from the Pacific coast last week.
Morris Hoyle, Hollis Miller and
True Brown went to Tice Springs!
Sunday, going with a party of friends |
fiom Three Forks. j
Mrs. Ed. Walbert is expected home
from St. James hospital in Butte next!
week. |
The school meeting scheduled fori
September 4 was held September 1.
Mrs- Frank Hilke has been quite
ill, but is recovering. ,
Mrs. Bert Thompson and daughters
visited friends north of the canyon;
Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cleveland
have moved into the Cherary house
about a mile south of town. *
Mr. Simmonds, of Bozeman, was
in Willow Creek the latter part of
last week,
Mrs. Sophia Buttleman, Miss Meta
Buttleman and Messrs. James Brad
bury and Ross Parks will leave on
September 14 for Milton, Oregon, to
attend college. Mrs. Buttleman later!
expects to take up missionary work- j
Miss Black, of Pony, and Lee.
Howls, of Willow Creek, were mar-|
tried last Friday in Bozeman. Theyl
were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Lo,.|
Mr. Sauer, of W inona, Minn., was j
in Willow Creek Friday in the inter-,
est of the Winona State bank. He|
was accompanied by his wife and lit-1
tie son. I
Harwood,
Miss Growney arrived here last'
Wednesday, and will teach here this 1
winter. j
Mr. and Mrs. James Orr and fam.
for California
ily will leave soon
• where they intend to make their fu
ture home.
Mr and Mrs- M. H. Dickman left.
for Minneapolis Thurdsoay. ■ 1
Ihresh.ng began in the Jefferson;
distirct Friday on the Walter Wil-j
Hams ranch. The machine, owned by
John Rogers, is doing good work.
Alvin Cleveland returned home.
from Bozeman Wednesday. He has
'been employed there all summer,
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Mr. and Mrs. James Hankinson and,
Mr. Geiser were dinner guests oft
Mr. and Mrs R. O. Briggs Monday
night.
Rev. George E. Glasspool went to
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Milton, Oregon, on Friday, to attend j
the Methodist conference. 1
Mrs. B. P. Archer spent a few days ;
of last week in Bozeman, where she]
She re- ;
Mr. and Mrs. W- F. Hilke, Lorraine
had some dental work done.
turned home Sunday.
Hilke and Jean Wnght autoed to
Fromberg last week to visit Mr. and
Mrs. R. V. Wright.
A meeting of the school board ofi
District 17 was he'd Tuesday nighti
at the L. C. Hale home. Next Tues
day night District 17 will meet Dis
t riet 15 at the Willow Creek school
house to discuss transportation for
ehe pupils from the west end of the
district.
Mr. and Mrs Evans have rented one!
of the James Hankinson houses and!
will move to town for the winter.
John Manning has returned from
Kansas, where he has spent several
months. !
Mrs. Hagen and daughter, of Three j
Forks are guests this week at the!
Will Harwood homo. j
County Agent Bodley, Professor
Allred, Agronomist Ogaard and Pro-j
fessor Jensen, of ihe Montana State!
College, held a corn demonstration on
the F. C. Cleveland ranch last Wed
nesdayx Mr. Cleveland has fifteen va
rieties of corn planted and it is in
splendid condition.
A potato roguing will be held at the
F. O. Cooper ranch next Tuesday,
September 4- Ad the potato raisers
are invited to attend. Experts from
the college will be in charge of the
work. .
Mrs. P. A. Woodward is recovering
from a recent severe illness.
Dr. Bradbury was called to the Gar
nett home Wednesday night to ad
minister to the little daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Garnett.
Mrs. C- D. Norman and children,
and left for Sand Point,
Lucy
Idaho, Wednesday. The remainder of
the family will go as soon as thresh
ing is done.
Miss Rose Roberts is At work again
in the Parks store, after a two weeks
vacation, part of which she spent in
Butte visiting her sister, Mrs Mar
garet Powell.
Mr. and Mrs.
Wyoming, visited Mr, and Mrs. James
Hankinson Wednesday and Thursday
They are on their way to Torkio.
R. C. Wilson and
children and Mrs. Cora Wilson, of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Neil and two
daughters, Lois and Nellie, will leave
for California next week, where they
intend to reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burggren are
preparing to take a journey to Min
nesota and Duluth.!
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Etta
Price, Mrs. Freda Walbert, Mrs. Hoel
lein and Miss Freda Davis have re
turned home from Potosi Springs
Mrs. William Park returned home
from the Murray hospital in Butte,
where she has been confined for a
couple of months, as a result of an;
auto accident. )
Mr and Mrs. R. N. Reynolds havei
moved to town fora couple of months.!
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward autoed to
Bozeman, where Mr*. Ward consulted
an opticiin.
Mr. Geiser, of Butte, prominent
Christian Science lecturer, was a
g^t 0 f Mr- and Mrs. R. O. Briggs!
t hj s we ek.
Mrs. Geo. Sharpe will entertain the|
Ladies' Aid Thursday at her home onj
t fc e sou th bench.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Malloy and lit-'
tie daughter are here from Butte.'
j,. T Malloy is employed with the:
threshing crew. They will leave ini
about a mon th for Washington to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hankinson.
Mrs- Olson son and daughter ar-1
lived here Wednesday from Wiscon-i
sin . They were accompanied by Misai
Benson. Mrs. Olson will teach the
se venth and eighth grades. Miss
Benson left for her home in the east
Thursday.
Ella Taylor and Kendrick Taylor
returned from Waterloo last Sunday;**
to attend school here.
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Mrs. Elliott, of Three Forks, was
burt i ast Sunday in an automobile'
accident coming down through the!
p Q tosi canyon. Her son was driving'
the car> and i n trying to pass another !
car went too near the edge of the,
roadway and the car turned turtle.,
Mrs . E l, iott received « f«ctared
shou ider. The rest of the family
escaped with a few scratches. The 1
windshield on the car was smashed
that being all the damage done to the
car . ^ rs Elliott was taken to Pony!
f or treatment.
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Mrs. John Reese and childien, ot!
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Bozeman, were guests for a days
last week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C- P. Manry. I
Floyd Christie, of Brackett Creek;
was a guest several days last week!
of his cousin, Earl Christie, j
Miss Elva Budd, of Bozeman, has '
been a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Wicker several days dur- j
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mg the past week.
Misses lenora Foreman and Saval-!
lah Eberhart, accompanied bj,
Misses Ethel Cooper and Ma ? - Per
shina, of Helena, enjoyed a trip thru
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the Yellow'stcne park last week,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jeter and
ily and John Jeter were entertained
at dinner Friday by Mr- and Mrs.
Paul Karlen.
* Mrs. Fred Jump, who has been vis
iting for the past month in the can
at the home of her daughter.
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Mrs. Floyd Davis, left Wednesday for
her home at Villisca, Iowa.
Miss Marie Papke left Sunday for
Salesville, where she will begin her
1 work Tuesday-as teacher in. the Ro
chambeau school.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Camp, of Brackett
Creek, motored through the canyon
Saturday to Bozeman, where they
| spent a short time shopping before
going on to the ranch home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Camp, where they vis
ited until Sunday, returning home in
the evening., accompanied by their
three daughters, Mabel, Elsie and i
Josephine, who have teen visiting j
relatives and friends in Bozeman and
vicinity for the past week,
Mr. and Mi*s- C. P. Manry, Albert (
Span, F. Stevens and Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Christie and family motored to
Bozeman Hot ^Springs Sunday and
spent the day.
Misses Lenora Foreman and Savai
vallah Eberhart and Clifford Smith
left by auto Saturday for New Sa
lem, N. D., where the latter will visit
his parents a few days before going
to other points in North Dakota to
visit relatives. They expect to be
gone a week.
Mr. and Mrs- Joseph Murray, whoi
have been visiting relatives in Can
ada for a few weeks, have returned
to Bozeman and are now visiting in
the eanayon with their daughter. Mrs,
Ira Jenkins and family.
Mrs. Ed. Foreman was a guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sum
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mers in Bozeman a couple of days last
mers in Bozeman a couple of days last
week while having dental work done.
Mrs. John Rabe and daughter Ha
zel motored to Bozeman Saturday
and were accompanied home by Miss
Sylvia Smith, who was a guest over
Sunday.
A community dance will be given at
the Whittinan home Friday evening,
September 7
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and family
were dinner guests Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Gallup.
Everett and Roy Curdy, of Brack
ett Creek, visited in the canyon last
week at the home of their aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Christie.
Miss Mary White, who has been vis
iting with her aunt and uncle, Mr
and Mrs. Fred Ham, and family, re
turned to Bozeman the first of the
week to begin school.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wicker. Otto
Wicker and Miss Elva ' Budd were
dinner guests Sunday at the home of
M iss Cressie and Will Coaz.
Mr. and Mrs. J. McMahon received
word Saturday from their ton Arthur,,
«C Bozeman, stating that they
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the proud parents of a boy baby,
named William Alcorn.
The Bridger Threshing Machine
company held a business meeting
Tuesday evening at the Midole Bndg
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schocl nouse> he majority of
the . st0 <**>! ûe « * ere ^ esent and
varu ™ 8 business topics were dis
cu !j ed ^ apon '
airs - * rank L>av,s
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their home in Bozeman Monday
f £ter «W» « outing at the Pap
suml ' ie t r c " ta "' e m the canyon for
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. u The Mld(il ® Br ' ager school, district
f?' op ? ied Tuesda > morning wit
Al "* 1 hol ^P* on teacner.
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H**" V * oos ' ey - of Sedan - transacte<i
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and daughter
Helen, of Bozeman are guests for a
few days this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davies returned
one day last
week.
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George Stublar returned Thursday
f rom a mo tor trip to Roundup, where
spent a few days with relatives,
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f he8tnut SC: '° o1 house Saturday even -
Thomas Jones and two nieces, of
near Norris, called on relatives in
this vicinity Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Werner and fam
ily spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. J. Elering at their ranch
home near Bozeman.
Leonard Sorenson and Joe Me
Laughlin spent a few hours fishing
on Brackett creek Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McLaughlin, of
Clasoil; Mr- and Mrs. O. Sorenson
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and son Ray, of Greycliff; Mr. and
Mrs. H. Sorenson and Mr. and Mrs..»
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nel ome ► une a> evening.
Mr * an d Mrs. Ban Werner and.
( a ^ 1? er ".• ,en - unua y,
aiternoon at the Pierce home. •,
Mrs ten Verwolf and daughters,!
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a.ternoon at the B. Merne. home.
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School will open Monday, Sepiem-j
her 10, with Miss Ruth Antonsen re
elected as teacher
for the coming!
year.
Nels Jensen motored to Sedan Sun
day and visited at tue A. J. Kanne -
gaard home, returning Monday.
been delivering
dressed pork to the Bozeman markets
during the past week.
B. Werner has
Fourteenth Sunday after
9:45 a. ra.—Church school. Bishopi
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CHURCH NOTES.
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ST. JAMES CHURCH.
Fox will deliver a short address to,
t ^,children- 1
11:00 a - ®- Holy communion and:
sermon by the Rt. Rev. Herbert H.
Box » suffrogen bishop of Montana,
Choir rehearsal Wednesday, 7.JO
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practice service.
. 7:30 p. m.—Wednesday mid-week
prayer service,
PIDfl T da Drier < h
Rev- F R CuS Minister
Olive and Grand Avenue.
9:45 a m.—Bible school for all
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Dr. R -P. Smth, Pastor.
Olive and Willson Avenue.
9:45 a- m,—Sunday school.
11:00 a. m.—Morning worship ami
sermon.
(i:30 p. m—Evening song and
ages.
11:00 a. ra—Public worship.
6:30 p. m.— B. Y. P.' Ü. meeting.
7:30 p. ra—Public worship.
7:30 p. m.—Wednesday mid-week
service.
A people's church with a warm wel
come for all.
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. K. Davidson, Pastor.
Corner of Grand and Olive.
Sunday school at 9:45.
Service 11:00 a. ».
Mid-week service on Wednesday,
7:30 p. m.
PAYNE MEMORIAL CHRISTIAN
CHURCH .
A. L. Chapman, Pastor; residence, 112<
South Grand Avenue.
Comer Grand Avenue and Ba h eeek
street.
Sunday services—
Bible Study—10:00 a. m.
.Sermon and communion—11 a. ra.
C. E. Meetings—-6:30 p. ».
Evening Worship—7; SO.
Prayer Meeting—Wedn e s d ay even
ing, 7:30.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST.
16 West Olive » t r e at •
Sunday Services—11:00 a. ».
Sunday school at 9:45 a. av
Wednesday evening testimonial
maatiKsr at 8 o'olook
i;30 to 5:U0 p. m.
LATTER-DAY SAINTS, REORGAN
1ZED.
10:00 a. m.—Sunday school.
, U .00 u. m.—Preaciung service •
Wednej/day, 7:JO p. m-—Prayer
service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
H. G. Klemme, Pastor.
Sunday school—9:45.
Regular morning service at 11:00
o'clock.
Evening service at 7:30.
MORTON MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH
Milvon F. Hill, Pastor.
Corner Church and Lamme.
Sunday school at 9:45
Morning preaching '»ervice at 11:00
o'clock,
Epworth League at S:30 p.
Prayer me«ting Wednesday evening
at 7:30 o'clock at th^ church.
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GALLATIN MEN ARE
AT ROAD MEETING.
With representation from every
Gallatin county town through which
the highway passes and the election
of a local man as president, the an
nual meeting of the Geyser to Glacier
Highway association was held in Hel
ena Thursday afternoon. J. A. Har
ader, secretary of the Bozeman cham
ber of commerce, was elected to head
thç association fo the coming year.
Display folders to be published, and
disnosition of finance were important!
a - täte meeting of the organ
dations to be held some time in the
near future. Butte was suggested as
the meeting place.
Plans for improvement of the high
items of business disposed of during
the meeting
In response to telegrams from the
V. G. Bee Line and Alberta-Montana
Highway associations, steps were ta
ken
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THIRTY-THREE YEARS AGO.
From files of the Avaunt-Couiuer,
September 11, 1890.
Attörnev I I T S^ndors nf Hpluna
-rttcomes -J- banners, ot Helena,
'vas in the city Monday.
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A four-hone team left this city
'° f Castle on Monday last, loaded!
with merchandise.
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j The district court, in and for Galla
tin county, convened on Monday last,
Judge Frank Henry presiding
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The Bozeman Bottling Works com
nany is now delivery goods in a hana
some new wagon.
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Dr. A. H. Hersey, who bas been vis
iting in Butte and Helena for the past;
week, returned home Monday morn
ing.
V. E. Tull left for West Gallatin
basin Monday to look after his min-i
ing interests in that locality.
Miss Tessie left for Hel
ena Qn Monday
1 course of study and continue her stud-j
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Miss Tessie Sperling left for Hel
to take a special
Mr. R. C Hije will start on his
voyage down the Missouri and Mis- j
sisippi next Monday". The launch will',
Chas. Anceney, Jr., of Moreland,!
spent a couple of days in tow« last i
week, enjoying a short visit with his
numerous friends.
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are informed by Professor Rar
m on that as the schools are filled
to overflowing, no more non-resident
pupils will be accepted. There are
395 pupils now in daily attendance.
Miss Olla Lundwall who graduated
last year from the Bozeman high
school, is teaching in the Rees«
Creek district.
be made near Gallatin
Mrs. C. S. Hartman and.' children
expect to start
months' visit on Saturday of this
week- During their absence the Judge
east for a three
week- During their absence the Judge
will probably have his hands full of
W 1 . H. Tracy has purchased the old
Episcopal church building in order to;
secure the pulpit. He says that sec
ond-hand pulpits are almost as scarce
hen's teeth and are greatly sought
campaign work.
as
after.
Leslie Gage, who for several years
past has clerked for several different
firms in the city, is enjoying an out
ing in the park. When he returns he
will leave or Illinois, where he will
learn the jewelers trade under an
uncle who is in that business.
Mr. Paul Davies left last Friday to
take charge of the Pony school. Miss
Bettie Chrisman, of this city, will be
his assistant. Both have taught suc
cessfully in this county for several
years and they will no doubt give sat
isfaction in Posy.
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oeney, of h m
way all along the route were dis
cussed. The stretches of road lying
between Helena and Three Forks and
Augusta and Choteau were mentioned
as parts of the highway which should t
receive particular attention- Action
taken by the association for the im
provement of the road in these dis
tricts and other places will at the end;
of next season make the Glacier to •
Geyser brail a well groomed highway,
it was said.
A different system of marking the
trail was decided upon. This year
marking by paint in the same colors
will be done, it is said, with a two
by four timber used in places where
it is necessary. The markers which
have heretofore been used have been
of a steel plate design.
The information bureau at Cody, an •
entrance to the Yellowstone park, will
be maintained until September 15, it
was decided, with plans made for its
maintenance next year. Plans where
by the co-operation of county commis
sioners and others would be solicited
by the association were adopted.
Officers elected for the new year •
were as follows:
President, J- A. Ha rade r Bozeman;
first vice president, J, C. Morgan,
Choteau; second vice president, M. J.
Sullivan, Alhambra; secretary-tteas
urer, W. G. Ferguson, Helena.
Représentatives —J. H. Sherburne,
Browning; A. W. Wall, Bynum; Fred
Schwarder, Dupuyer; E. J- Hirsch
j berg, Choteau; J. H. Carmichael, Au
gusta; F. M. Mack,
Bums, Wolf Greek; Frank Hirsch
iie.ena; J. R. Liddy, East Helena;
Mike Sullivan, Alhambra; Beck Bar
leau, Boulder; Hugh Broderick, Town
send; Ben Briscoe,
Strachan Logan; I. U- Danley, Man
hattan; Ed. Avery, Three Forks; E. A.
Steifel, Belgrade; L. W. Truitt, Boze
man; Fred Stone, Salesville; Alex
Stuart, West Yellowstone.
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Gilman: J. H.
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Toston; J, W.
front rank this year. While in the
West Gallatin basin recently he killed
ten bears in two
four the first and
consecutive days,
six the second.
They consisted of three grizzlies, five
cinnamon and two black bears.
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from Bozeman
that Hon. Chas. S. Hari^on is the
choice of the Gallatin Republicans
after Thos. H. Carter. The choice
of the Gallatin Republicans is a gen
tleman whose ability will command
the consideiadon of any claims he
may have upon the state convention.
The news comes
\
An unusually heavy rain set in on
Friday night last, which changed
to an old-fashioned snow storm dur
ing the night, resulting in a four to
six inch covering of the "beautiful
all over the upper part of the valley
I on Saturday- Most of it disappeared
! the following day, hut the highest
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foothills and the surrounding moun- ^
tains ate still covered with condensed
precipitation of atmospheric humidity.
It is rumored about town that Char
ley Kinney and George Cox, two of
the party of Bozeman boys who left
for the park about s month ago, went
out on a hunting expedition recently
and returned to camp about 11 o'clock,
j at night with a large bear. It is
probably um:c esaary to state that the
rest of the party were green with o«r
and will not be content until they
succeed .n doing as well,
i
After a brief but distressing Ul
ness. Magdftlena. the beloved daugh
ter of Mr * and Peter Ko ^ of
this city, died. Lena was but 11 year,*
and four months old; of unwonted
quiet grace- of manner, and a univer
j sal favorite
ft
v
of a large circle of
I friends. Her fbneral took place from
i the Presbyterian church on Monday,
j the 8th inst., the date of her death,
Republican county central committee
The executive committee of the
Republican county central
elected at the county convention con
sists of the following; C. S. Hart
man, chairman, and chairman of the
coanty central committee; Peter Koch,
treasurer; J- V. Bogert, secretary,
Mr. Bogert declined twice when the
«hove ticket was withdrawn and the
following one adopted. O. P. Chis
holm, chairman of both committees;
E. F. Ferris, treasurer; F. M. Hig
gins. secretary.
Mrs. F. K- Armstrong and children
will go to Atchison. Kansas, to visit
Mr. Armstrong's sister for the winter,
and in the spring will probably join
Mrs. Armstrong's sister, Miss Fannie
Lamme, in Europe. Mr. Armstrong
follows as soon as court adjourns.
Jas. Shedd, an old-time Montanan,
dropped dead of heart disease In the
White Cal fee lumber mills last week.
Bert Cummings, « well knov
mac fr»ms Salesville. took his
young
tHfe saw, and on the second
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