The Bozeman courier., October 03, 1923, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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CAc NEWS FROM GALLATIN COUNTY & From Ow Special Correspondents
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Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson and
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daughter, Ena, left Monday morn
ing for Califomia, to spend the win
ter. 1 hey had not decided when thej, ^
?eft on any particular locality and it
is possible Mr, Johnson says,
they may like California well enough
to locate there permanently.
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Harry Dai'lington and family spent}
last week in Helena attending the
state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell McHees and
daughter, June, spent Sunday with
relatives in Manhattan.
Joe McQuillan and T- Hailey mo
tote ! to Bozeman to spend Sunday.
ola Leary of the school faculty spent
the week-end at their homes in
Butte.
Miss Angeline Lynch and Miss Vi
Mis. Fay Drummond was a guest
the last of the week of Mrs. Boyd
Rose in Three Forks.
R. H. Johnson and family were re
cent visitors in Sappington, at the!
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loom
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County Superintendent of Schools,
iMss Lucile Quaw visited the Logan
«chon! last Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Be vier left Satur
day night on the.. Milwaukee from
Three Forks for Lewistown, where
fcbe will resume her school Monday
morning
Dr. and Mrs A Verdun of Butte i
and Mrs. J. Hartwm of Bozeman,
were Sunday fruesta of C. W. Logan
?.t his home west of Logan. Tht
do 1 >r enjoyed the day fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belton en
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jennev mo
cored to Three Forks the first of the
week and spent the day with T. J.
Young and family.
It is reported that Mrs. Charles
Dross is seriously ill and was taken
tertained their cousin, Miss Stella
Sullivan of Townsend, a few days
last week
to the Throe Forks hospital.
Miss Viola Learv and Miss Eileen;
Funk attended the Saturday night'
iance at Bozeman Hot Springs.
Hans Larson and family spent the
week-end in Pipestone visiting rela
tives.
Carl Hopping and J- M. Olson oi
''Kelly" as he is familiarly called,
kft Tuesday for the ccast. They are
making the trip by auto and expect
to have a great time and probably
will decide to locate in California.
Their many friends wish them thé
best of luck.
Mrs. John Powers and Mrs. Frank
Johnson attended the Helena fair on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dale Riley enter
tained at dinner Monday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Reece Roberts and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kelly and family
and Mrs. Mona Howls.
Mrs. Freda Walbert Davis, Blanch
Skinner and May Growney went to
the Madison fishing last Saturday
and remained over Sunday.
Mr- and Mrs. Whittsett of Corval
5s, Mont., are visiting their daughter
Mrs. Walter Mack and family.
Mrs. Johnson of Logan was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan
last v r eek.
Miss Florence Nunn accompanied
Miss Adkins to her home in Pony for
a weeks* visit,
Lyle Hoover drove down from Hel
ena Thursday night and took home
ils wife and baby,
Mrs. Tom Walbert, Mrs. Walter
Mack and Mr- and Mrs, C. H, Bell
feave soon for Idaho, to spend the
autoed to Bozeman last Thursday.
Mr. and MVs. L. W. Hale expect to
winter.
George Taylor and Joe Ward arej
busy this week putting a cement j
bridge in at the Cooper crossing [
They have just completed a cement;
headgate for P. A. Woodward. j
Mrs. Conklin and family have}
moved into the house formerly occu
pied by Will Kelly and family
An auction sale was held last Sat
urday at the C. D. Norman ranch.
Mr. Norman intends going to
Point, Idaho to reside.
Rev. Jinnett, our new pastor,
preached his first sermon here last
Sunday morning.
The stork called at the W T ill Flah
erty home last Thursday and left a
baby boy. Mother and son are
getting along nicely and six sisters
are endeavoring to make him feel at
home.
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Walter Williams has been suffering
with a severe attack of rheumatism.
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Mr- and Mrs. Harry Devries and
daughters are visiting Mrs. Devrie'sj
sister in Missoula.
Willow Creek was well represent
ed a ^. s j- a ^ e f a i r and se veral priz
es were awa rded to contestants from I
bert y Harold Archer took several
prizes on chickens, including first on
White Leghorn cockeral. Frank Coo
per received one first and: several
other prizes on Poland China hogs
and ]yii ss Alice Hawes also brought
home a first on hogs. We are very
proud of these records and hope this
will encourage others for next year.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Williams will
move to Willow Creek for the winter
to take care of Mrs A. J. Woodwards
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property. Mrs. Woodward expects to
spend the winter in Washington with
her daughter, Nina,
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Murphy and
Mr. Healy will leave soon for Cali
fornia to spend the winter,
potatoes,
Dick Fabrick and brother of Three
F. E- Henzel and J. E. Orr went to
Butte last Friday to dispose of a car
Forks called at the F. E.
ranch one day last week.
Francis and John Lane of Three
Forks were in Willow Creek Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hankinson
autoed to Reese creek Sunday.
R. J- Roberts, and son Russell, left (
for California last Wednesday. They j
are making the trip overland and will
be accompanied as far as Wenatchee,
Washington, b 7 Will Kelly and fam
dy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reel of Norris
were in Willow Creek Saturday and
attended the Norman sale.
Miss Hazel Norman is stopping at
the Ed. Garnett home this week, pre
paratory to leaving for Idaho next
Sunday.
Gus Lardis went to Butte last Sun
da >'
Mrs. Ed- Walbert has returned
hom e St. James hospital in!
Butte, where she recently underwent!
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an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Park and Mrs.
I were shopping in
Three Forks last Wednesday.
Miss Sue Norman went to Man
Morris Bjetke
hattan Sunday to visit friends for
a few days before going to her new
home in Idaho.
Lester Williams is expected home
this week from the Madison reserve
where he went to round up cattle two
'weeks ago.
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Mrs- Morgan Hoffman, and Miss
Bonnie Stepheson, of Belgrade, were
shopping in Bozeman Saturday.
Mrs. D. P. Stone received word of
the birth of a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Shunk. Mrs. Shunk was
formerly Miss Louise Stone
Mrs, W. F. Hardin of Belgrade
spent a few days last week visiting
Mrs. Robert Dunn at Bozeman.
Among those from Belgrade who
attended the state fair in Helena
were: Miss Octa Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Hecox, and son, Wallace,
Miss Mary Taylor and Mr. and Mrs
W. J. MaTcy.
Miss Stella Daugherty, formerly of
Belgrade, is now located at River
side, Califomia.
The Women's Helping Society of
the Baptist church met with Mrs.
Walter Gilmer Thursday afternoon.
Matters of business pertaining to the
welfare of the church were discussed.
Dainty refreshments were served by
Mrs. Gilmer.
Mrs- Nel Hamilton and daughter,
Geraldine, left for Rochester, Minn.,
Saturday night, where they expect to
be gone for a few weeks.
Among those who were shopping
in Bozeman Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. Ray An gell, Mrs. Emmett Huf
fine, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cox, Hugh
ie Burnett, and Mr. and Mrs- A. E ;
Bridges. I
George Wise, who has been in Cal- |
if orn i a for the past few months has
returned home and is visiting with
his mother, Mrs. Aiken.
The Episcopal Guild met with Mrs.
Conrad W T ipf at her ranch home
Wednesday afternoon. They dis
cussed the work of the coming year,
The ladies decided to hold a cooked
food sale at the Belgrade store Sat-,
urday, October 6. Refreshments;
served by Mrs, Wipt. The
next meeting will be with Mrs- F.
Miss Florence Penwell has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Robert
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Mr. and Mrs, Cosley left Belgrade!
Wednesday morning for Hood River J
Oregon. Mr. Cosley has been con-|
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M. Byrne.
Dunn, of Bozeman.
ductin « a bart,er sho P in Belgrade)
for the past few months.
Fred Kerzenmacher of Grayling, i
Montana, is visiting with his broth-j
er Walter, of Belgrade.
Mr- and Mrs. F. W. Parker were}
callers in Belgrade last week.
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Mrs. A.
Button and daughter, j
Jessie, of Bozeman, spent a few days
with Mrs. Button's parents, Mr. and
Mrs- J. L. Wells here,
Mrs. L. Verwolf and small children
visited with Mrs. Carl Werner Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Werner and daughter,
Burnadine, Mrs. B. Werner and Dora
and Martha Werner were callers at
the P. Hoell home near Mount Ellis
Wednesday afternoon.
Amon gthe business callers in Boze
man during the week were; Mr. and
Mrs- E. Werner, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. B. Werner,
^ rs * Nellie Malmborg, J. L. Wells,
Mr. and Mrs, A. C.
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Jensen, George Sublar, Everett Giv»
ens, Bernhard Werner and Nels Jen
sen
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buetlner
were Livingston callers Friday.
J. L. Wells was a business caller
Bridger Canyon one day last week,
Martha and Bernhard Werner
J*»*. » Bozeman, Sunday.
were dinner guests of Mrs. J. A. Pet
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Mr - and M«- Era Jenkina and
dau £ hter , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mur
r f y ' entertained at dinner Sun
day by Mi*, and Mrs- C. P. Manry.
M J rl ^ nd Stanley T'hompson were
week '® nd f ue ® ts _ a ^. the home of Mr *
and Mrs. R. G. Gallup.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Sanders and fam
ily, who have been farming at Sedan
for the past year, have been busy
the past week moving to Wilsall,
where Mr. Sanders will be employed
for the winter months.
Mr- and Mrs. Floyd Davis were
guests Tuesday afternoon of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ham.
Arthur McMahon of Bozeman has
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been visiting in the canyon with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. McMahon
for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thompson mo
bofcred to Butte and spent the week
end visiting friends- Mrs. Thompson
is the instructor of the Middle Brid
ger school.
Miss Luella Jeter is now visiting
with her sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Jacobs, at their home near
Chestnut.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Barnard have re
turned from Spokane, Washington,
and are now visiting at Sedan with
their son, Carl, and family.
Among the Bozeman visitors dur
ing the week were Charles Papke,
George Brown, W. S. Christie, Mr.
and Mrs- Jeter, Alfred Nickles, E.
W. Caswell and Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Metcalf and family.
Clark Kennaguard has returned to
his home at Wyolo, Wyoming, after
spending a short time at Sedan,
looking after business.
Threshing is now being^ delayed in
the canyon due to the stormy weath
er. The machine is now at the Whit
tman ranch, having completed for C.
R. Metcalf, H. H- Jeter, Era Jenkins
and 01© Oma before the storm.
A number of Sedan residents mo
tored to Livingston last Wednesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. A.
Stevens, who died at their Sedan
home Saturday night. Mrs. Stevens
had been ill for about a month be
fore her death. Besides her husband
she leaves two children, a boy, seven,
and a girl four years of age. Their
many Sedan friends wish to express
their sympathy to the family,
Lester and Henry Woosley spent
Saturday at Sedan. The boys
both with threshing machines in the!
valley
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Charlie, Adolph and Peter Dam
bres have returned to their home ini
the canyon after spending several
weeks in the valley threshing.
Supt. W. T. Thompson and Eugene
Todd of the fish hatchery spent last
week at the Madison station, inves
tigating for new spawning fields and
were fortunate to locate two. Mr.
Thompson returned home Saturday
and Mr. Todd remained for a while;
longer to assist S M. Cumsworth
with the wt>rk - Mr - Cumsworth
went up to the station the previous;
week
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shipment in the new laces
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let us show you.
A really good
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Black and brown.
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$4.25 { $2.85 I $5.95 { $8.75
Don't wait till this sale is over, but come in to
day. Bargains in odd numbers and odd sizes—but
all sizes in the complete showing.
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$3.39 — $4.44
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Miss Jean Thompson has resumed
her studies at the Montana State
college and spends the week-ends
with her parents at the hatchery.
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M rs. w . A Carlyle> who has been
very sick and was ^ken the Deac .
on ess hospital for special treatment,
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j Sunday much improved.
Mrs. Radford McQuire was shop
j ing in Bozeman for a few hours Wed
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Miss Vanitta Lee of the Salesville
bank spent last Sunday in Bozeman,
visiting Mrs. C. N. Wood and daugh
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Jimmie McReynolds, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James McReynolds, who
was hurt about two weeks ago by
falling off a separator while play
in £» was able t0 S° to his home from
the Deaconess hospital Monday.
A message was received by Mr.
and Mrs. Will Davis Friday that a
5aby ^ rl was born t0 their son . s
wife« Mrs-Ajrthur Davis of Garden
City, California, Sept. 27. The baby
girl was named Margaret Jane and is
the first granddaughter in the fam
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Mrs. Frank Stone motored to Boze
man last Tuesday and spent a few
hours shopping.
The Christian church dismissed the
Sunday school and all church servi
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