The Bozeman courier., September 02, 1927, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

About The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954

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The latter will return, soon, to con
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after spending the vacation months
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Merry Moments Club.
Mrs. S. A. Harper entertained the
Merry Moments club, last Saturday
afternoon, complimenting Mrs. H. H.
Winter and daughter of Granite City
Illinois, who are visitinng Mrs. Lee
Townsend in this city. Guests, with
the club members, were Mrs. Forrest
Bowen, Mrs. Clarence Sargent and
Miss Ada Walton, making a company
of 20 ladies to greet Mrs, Winter and
daughter. Games and musical num
bers added pleasure to the function.
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Mrs. Shook Entertains.
Mrs. Lon Shook entertained the
Merry Wives club, last Thursday af
ternoon, at her ranch home in Bridg
er canyon. There were present ten
members of the club, with Mrs. M.
E. Warren of Hollywood, California.
On Friday evening, Mrs. Shook en
tertained a company of 35 friends of
Mrs. Warren and herself, who found
pleasure in the visit. Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Bade of Wilsall were also
guests at the Friday evening func
tion.
Announcement Dinner.
Guests at dinner in the home of
Mrs. C. L. Crew, last Friday evening,
found upon their place favors written
announcement of the coming marri
age of Miss Alice Crew, daughter of
the hostess. The wedding will be
solemnized at the close of September,
when the groom will come from his
home in St. Louis. The friends as
sembled for the announcement din
ner were Mesdames Charles Bell,
Kenneth Colbem, Ollie Bohna, Her
man Dokken, Claris Crew. Lyman
Crew, Otto Mikkelson, Fishleigh and
the Misses Bethel Clark, A'Liene
MONTANA
Helena, September 5-9,1927
(Staged by Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry)
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La Rue, Amanda Landoe and Alice
Crew.
Birthday Dinner.
The ninety-first birthday of Mis.
A. D. Bull was honored at a family
dinner, on August 25, at Mrs. Bull's
home on West Koch street. Mr, and
Mrs. Homer F. Sutton from Jeffers,
Mrs. N. At, Bower from Spokane,
Miss Minnie Ward from Virginia
City, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bull and
Miss May Bull of Bozeman made up
the company, seated about the dinner
table with Mrs. Bull, who was show
ered with gifts, flowers and congrat
ulations from hosts of friends in
Montana and distant states. Miss
Ethel Hutton and Mr. and Mrs. E.
M. Mead left, last week, for Fres
no, California, after a short visit
with their grandmother, Mrs. Bull.
At the Kenyon Home.
A lawn party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carlisle Kenyon on West
Main street, celebrated the tenth
birthday of Katherine Kenyon, last
Thursday afternoon. Games were
played and a birthday supper served
on the lawn, to the deight of the
young hostess and her guests: Shir
ley Bowles of Forsyth, Genelle Soo
man of San Francisco, Mary and
Vesta Baxter, Jane and May Bell,
Ruth Aakjer, Eldean Caven, Maxine
De Vore, Helen Dean. Henrietta
Dolezalik, Madge Haley, Marcella
Jensen, Mildred and Kathleen Spain,
Bettie and Edith Swanson, Charlotte
Stafford, Janet Starring, Alice
Stucky, Evelyn West, Betty Wylie
and Katherine Parkin of .Missoula.
For Wayne Tretsven.
'Mrs. Oscar Tretsven entertained a
company of boys, Wednesday after
noon, to celebrate the twelfth birth
day of her son, Wayne Tretsven. Mrs.
E, Moore assisted the hostess in serv
ing the birthday cake and other re
freshments, after the boys had en
joyed a strenuous program of con
tests and games on the lawn at 619
West Harrison street. Those invited
to share the good time, were Ernest
Chellendar, Milton Chauner, Delbert
Flaight, Junior Grantham, Maurice
and Russell Neil, Billy Lovelace, Tom
Murdock, Birket and Gerald Marvin,
Howard and Jack Welch, Dana Law,
William and Howard Hess, Robert and
Kenneth McKee, Carl and Stanley
Swingle, Leonard Gieseker, Raymond
Hay, Jack Prather, Dick South, with
Billy Peterson and Howard Robinson
from Three Forks.
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Mar shall - Bennett.
Last Saturday, at 12:30 o'clock,
Miss Violet Rea Marshall and Donald
Brooks Bennett were united in mar
riage, at the home of the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Marshall.
Rev. H. G. Klemme was the officiating
pastor and Miss Eunice Eagle attend
ed the bride. The groomsman was
Dick Reekie of Seattle. As part of
the ceremony, Mrs, Harry Grant sang:
I Love Thee." (Grieg) with accom
paniment played by Mrs. Harold Dick- ;
son of Butte. Lavender and pink'
sweet peas were clustered with artis
tic effect through the rooms of the
Marshall home, and both the bride and
her maid carried roses. Miss Ruth
Getchell and Mrs. Ed Maher served
refreshments, during the reception
that followed the marriage service.
The bride is a talented musician,
who has studied with music masters
in New York City and Seattle. She
has contributed generously with mus
ical numbers both piano and pipe
organ, for public events in Bozeman,
and has had large classes in piano
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To feel that our friends approved of the spirit in which this Anniversary Sale was launched, that they respected
the ideals of quality, service and fairness which have been identified with The Willson Co for 61 years—but more
than anything else; it pleases us to feel that they approved as much of the Sale offerings as they did of the spirit
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Things you have immediate and future Fall need for at prices that will make eyes open wide.
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Store will be dosed all day Monday, Labor Day—Tuesday the last day of the Anniversary will be Surprise Day—Come.
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instruction. She is a member of Pi
Beta Phi sorority in Montana State
college.
Mr. Bennett took his degree from
Montana State college, last June, and
is a member of Sigma Chi fraternity.
He has ?_ -»pted a position with an
industrial plant in Seattle; and the
young couple left Saturday, by auto
mobile, for their new home on the
Pacific coast.
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FOR SALE—EWES.
One hundred black-faced ewes and
two registered bucks. Enquire of
John Te Selle, Willow Creek, Mont.—
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Established 1913
H. F. WEST
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Ask Your Banker!
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and tells you to say nothing to your banker about
it, he knows it is an investment no banker will
touch.
Millions are lost yearly because people do not
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