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Superintendent, The Hey waf Look Miss Rosenbeck Saddle Club Plans in A J. T. Bakers Wed 60 Years On Sept. 28 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1950 Woman Sees Her 10 P.nJnl,;!,! 'i 's I 1 11 BOULDER, Bept. 9.

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Baker, residents of Jef- ferson county for 50 years, will cele- brate their 60th wedding anniversary at their home Bept. 28, They will hold open house.

Their many friends are cordially invited to call. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vosburgh entertained at dinner at their home for Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Flood and son, Jimmle, of Detroit, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hersey and famllv uere dinner cuest nf Mrs. J.

E. Wild at her home Saturday evening yL.B Helena conducted evening prayer xiic xxl. ncv. i mi service at the Episcopal church here Sunday afternoon. Bishop Daniels, accompanied by Mrs.

Daniels, their daughter, Anne, Mrs. L. D. Smith, Miss Gloria Jamison all of Helena, and Mrs. J.

A. Riedel of Boulder were dinner guests at the Diamond Ranchotel that evening. Wesley Dingman Enters Navy 1 i 8 Whitehall Teachers Are New WHITEHALL, Sept. 9. The Whitehall public schools opened Tuesday morning for the 1950-51 school term with a full staff of teachers under the superintendency of William C.

Greer. He has been superintendent the past nine years of the schools of Opheim. Eight teachers are starting their first year in the Whitehall school. Carroll Speck of Whitehall will teach In the Junior high. Miss Marian Kolppa of Bonner will teach English in.

the high school. Miss Joan Cul-bertson of Billings will teach high school English and art. Gerald Raab of Bozeman will be science teacher and assistant coach. Dale Dart, formerly of Missoula, will be principal of the grade school and sixth grade teacher. Miss Donna Carrlgan of Dillon will teach the fifth grade, Mrs.

June Atkins of Whitehall will teach the third grade. Clair Michels of Bozeman will teach vocational argriculture. Returning teachers include Albert Feldman, coach; Miss Jean Tait, home pnonnmtps- TTiicrh TJnmrtllp social studies and mathematics; Miss Buchholz, music; Larry Selby, band; Mrs. Eva Goetchius, Junior high; Miss Oella Conkling, fourth grade; Mrs. Sophie Martin, second grade; Mrs.

James Dawson, first grade and Mrs. Maizie Wolverton, kindergarten. Gardiner Men Leave on Visit GARDINER, Sept. 9. Herbert O.

Dela Barre and F. W. Dela Barre left Friday for Hebron, N. where they will visit relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Al Pnelan of the Canal Zonejind Mr. and Mrs. Tom Temple of Salt Lake City are visiting friends and touring Yellowstone park. Frank Leskle spent the week end in Roundup where he was a guest of his parents.

Mrs. William A. Olson entertained at a birthday party Tuesday hon- oring her son, Wendell, on the oc- caslon of his 10th birthday. Guests TJ Ll 1 WTZ 9 by McLeod and Ronnie White. i 1 II I MI News Items MONTANA STANDARD Xiarrr Ta NirrVitlv DOt" AS CaUef in BcXSin nASTtt Rent A hear, that pulls 1.irl ony at nlBht- has been bothering Bflsin resldents lately, causing de- structlon and disturbances.

So "far no one has been able to see him ause of his shyness, but he is ttty" 10 medium-sizea. Masonic Lodges TIJzll TJ Villi 1165111116 LIVINGSTON, Sept. 9. Masonic bodies of Livingston will resume thof- ut. their meetings this month.

Livings- ton lodge No. 32, AF and AM, assem- "hied Tuesday evening In the Ma- sonic temple to hear an address by Carl rt. nimiriv nf matrons ana patrons nignt win De observed Sept. 28. R.

V. Brown chapter No. 38, Order of DeMolay, will meet Wednesday, and Urnisl TWy RalnD0W Ior Gm5 met TIT OlienQan YYOITian JOmS i ri nUSDaild III 1)16111611011 SHERIDAN. Sept. 9.

Mrs. Jay- dee gtansell left last week for cured In Bremerton. Mrs. Stansell left for Bremerton later to take AAA TA THREE FORKS, Sept. Mr.

Claudy is secretary of the Ma- mAcicla cnaPer No- '21. OES, met Dingman, son of Mr. and Mrs sonic Service association and has Tuesday evening at the Masonic Harold Dingman, left Saturday for been spending his annual August temple for its first meeting after San Diego, where he has entered vacation at the cabin of D. C. E.

the summer recess. Reports on the the Navy. Marshall on Big Creek. A noted assembly meeting in Missoula Mr. and Mrs.

Don Mclntyre of writer and speaker on Masonic sub- ta August were given by Mrs. Ada Pocatelo, were Surfday guests at the Jects, he has been addressing the co and ms- Ruby Lund. Rett P. Brenneman home. Mr.

Mc- Masonic lodge here at the first fall n-fshments were served by Mrs. Intyre Is a nephew of Mrs. Brenne- meeting for many years. Glenn stevens. Mrs- Geor8e PehJ man.

St. Bernard Commandery No. 2, Jim Anderson. Mrs. Leroy Mongold and her son, Knights Templar, will meet Monday.

The Women Society for Chris-Danny, who have been guests at Livingston chapter No. 7, Royal Arch "an KServ of the Metnodist Mrs. Lillian Mongolds home and at Masons, will hold its first session urch met Thursday afternoon at the Mongold ranch home, have re- seDt 25 1116 nome of Mrs- Herb Anderson, turned to California. Mrs Leroy orient chapter No. 6, Order of Zrv Mongo is a daughter-in-law of EasternStar, will meet Thursday to Mrs Ullian Mongold.

hear reports on the sesslons ofythe chUdren spent Thursday in White- Mr. and Mrs. Don Christenson erand chaDter in Missoula Past hal1 en route to sPkane to vlsit nroov in i. 4.u.4 r1. home.

Mr. wijuioiciiauu will cuii tinue with the Swanby Motors here. Mr yrr. imn.v, left for BiUings on Friday. They at- tended the wedding of a brother of Mrs.

Knieble there. A. A. Torgrimson received word of the death of a brother, -Chris Torgrimson, in Settle Lake, on Monday. Mr.

Torgrimson'a brother was known here, having visited the Torgrimson family several times. Among those attending the fall ceremonial of the Daughters of the SSU, 1 Bl Bremerton, to Join her hus-Batchelder, Mrs. H. L. Batchelder, band who recenty retUrned to active and duty with the U.

S. Navy. Their infant son' Bmy- remained in da with Mrs Jay Stansell, the Fez club after the ceremonial. an apartment had been pro- Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Van Atta and Dude Palmer, first; Jimmy here. Cheryl of Billings were week-end Norwich( Bud Montriul, guests of Mr. Van Atta's parents. Tnm Sunday fishing at the Madison. Mr.

and Mrs. Clare F. Van Atta. hird; saddle bronc Tom Davte, Good luck was reported by both. L.

B. Christlnsen and daughter, st' kelson second junior Mr and MrSi and. Linda Rae, were guests until Tues- horse show- Paul 00e' daughter, Kay, visited In Havre day of Mr. and Mrs. L.

C. Wilson. by Barker, second; Jack Wlggen, over the day week end Mr. and Mrs. Foster Freeman are third; klds' race- Bvron Mr.

and Mrs. Will LaCombe of parents of a daughter, born Wednes- Davld Maughan, second; Jack Wig- seattle, visited at the home day at the Park hospital ta Mam- gen. third; wild cow race, Mr. Lart- of Mr and Mrs Cnester Bullock moth. She was named Barbara vee, first; Butch McQuary, second.

A over the week end LaCombes Ann. The Freemans also have a collection was taken for an exhlbl- returned -th tnelr gon Joe wno son. tlon ride given by Darrell Brad- has been visiting here for the sum-Clare F. Van Atta returned shaw. mer.

WISDOM, Sept. 9-Mr. and Mrs. Orville Sparrow and family spent the week end In Billings with Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Francis of Corvallls visited over the recent holiday with Mrs. Mary A. Shaw. They were accompanied by Hlenle Williams, who is employed with the Forest service at Lolo, who came over to spend the holidays with Mrs. Williams.

All enjoyed dinner at the Williams home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Cottrell returned Tuesday evening after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Walsh da Spokane. Sheila, in Mr. Magee's Last Sermon Today MANHATTAN, Sept. 9. Philip Magee of Butte and Princeton, N.

will conclude his summer student ministry In the Presbyterian church here with regular worship services Sunday morning. His farewell sermon Is entitled, "The Touch That Transforms." Before returning to Princeton seminary, Mr. Magee will spend a short vacation at his home In Butte and In Glacier park, renewing college acquaintances. He was born In Seattle, but reared In Butte, where he is under the care of the mission of the First Presbyterian -church as a candidate for the ministry. He was graduated from Montana university with a BA degree In English in 1949 and In the fall of that year entered Princeton seminary.

While at MSU he was active In campus religious and dramatic affairs. He was a member of Theta Chi social fraternity, the Intercollegiate Knights and a member of the University Proctor system. At the seminary he Is a member of the traditional Benham club and Is assistant Judiciary of that organization. Two years remain In his theological education. During the past 10 days Mr.

Magee has been feted at a number of farewell dinners and entertainments. Thursday evening he entertained members and friends of the congregation at a reception held in the Women's club room of the Manhattan high school building. Don Jenkins In U. S. Army THREE FORKS, Sept.

9.rDon Jenkins left on Monday for Fort Ord, to enter the Army. Mrs. Jenkins returned to billings with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Stans-berry.

Larry Swanby left Saturday for Portland, where he will visit with a brother H. Swanby, and family for a few weeks. Mrs. PL. Clausen of Alameda, a sister of Mrs.

E. A. Smeltzer, Is a guest at the Smeltzer home this week. Also visiting there are Mrs. Clausen's son and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Melton Blair of Alameda and Mrs. Smeltzer's son-in-law' and daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Polston of Cody, Wyo.

Mr. and Mrs. Perrin Dudley of Butte and their three children, were week end guests at the Harold Hamm home. Monlanans' Son Goes io New Air Force Post in Mississippi MANHATTAN, Sept. 9.

MaJ. and Mrs. Floyd Roth and two children of Logan, Utah, visited the major's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Roth, and his sister, Mrs.

George Ballan-tyne, for a few days. They were en route to Blloxl, Miss. MaJ. Roth has been transferred to Keesler field as training commander. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter White have had as their guest Mrs. Leota Stevens of Chicago. While she was here she and her hosts made a trip to the Tetons, to the scenic areas In Montana and to Virginia City. They, with Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Turner of Bozeman, spent a day at Squaw creek. Mr. and Mrs. Charles White and Terrence of Helena came to spend a day visiting with Mrs.

Stevens. Mrs. Cora Pratton of Gait, is here with her sister, Mrs. Bold Lehman, and family. Pink and Blue Shower Given GARDINER, Sept.

9. Mrs. Mike Onstott entertained at her home at a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Harold Marchington, Friday evening. Guests were June Marchington, Barbara Stark, Marie Smith, Dorothy Kltchin, Mrs.

Fred Sims and Mrs. Delbert Hartford. JOINS NAVY BELGRADE, Sept. 9. John Bishop, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Bishop now of Harrison, formerly of Belgrade, has enlisted In the United States Navy. He went to Helena for examination. Billy to his new home, returning JACKSON, Sept. 9.

Two plane-Monday, loads of visitors arrived last week Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Ely and infant at the Hirschy landing field near son of San Gabriel, who are here.

In a plane piloted by Scott quests at the home of Mrs. Ely's of La Mesa, were Mrs. iiJ 1 1 1 fl 11U IjI 1 1 1U I 1 1 WHiTEHALL, Sept. home of Mr, and Mrs. Daryell Cogdlll was the scene of a family reunion of Mrs- Oogdlll's mother sisters and brothers and their families last Sundav Joe strom the mother of 19 grandchildren, had the pleasure of seeing them all together on this occasion.

Members of the family in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strom, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Ossello and children, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray O'Donnell and children, and Mr. and Mrs. D. J.

Hll- len and children of Butte; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sacek and children of Anaconda, and Mr. and Mrs. L.

S. Strom and children of Spokane. other lnduded peter Trogna of Seattle, Mrs. Ann Clarke of Butte and Mrs. Mary Cogdill, Mrs- Mame Davis and Mrs.

Edna Kibler of Whitehall. Whitehall tpkI. Bob White, former Whitehall residents. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Deschamps and Mr. A MBwV)rt nf Pnnv spent several 'days last week In Billings, returning to Whitehall on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Less left Thursday to spend a week in Spokane visiting Mr.

Less' two daughters and their families. Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Brown visited friends In Whitehall on Saturday en route to visit their daughter, Mrs Chester Scott, In Butte. Aviators Bring Jackson Guests King and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Er- win. The other plane carried Ar- thur McKee, the pilot, his wife and Mr.

and Mrs. William Hirschy of San Diego. With Mrs. Vera Walchly and Mrs. Myrtle Lord Sacramento, CM ereluLS Tat Te hom' of Mr and ms Nelson Mr.

and Mrs Jark Hirschv and Mr and ana JacK wirscny ana Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Hirschy. They were holidav bv JOined tne acor aay nonaay oy Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Place and Mr. Howard Place and familv ana Mrs. wowara riace ana iamiiy of Butte and Mr. and Mrs. Boynton and children of Phllipsburg.

A given in Plcnic a Miner lane was given in honor of the California visitors by rr th 'te aK te Dlamond Bar lrm. Thirty-five ns were seated. was fol. lowed by a dance. Ennis, Belgrade Split jn Baseball Series enNIS, Sept.

Ennis and recentl rt a series Ennis won the first, 9-5, and lost the second, 8-9. ('. in Belgrade, were Mr. and Mrs Fay Jeffers, Mrs. A.

Watkms, Mrs. Florence Buford, James A. Wilsey, Mrs. Joe Estes, Mrs. Shorty Osborne, Nolan Lockridge, Mrs.

H. E. Sprout, Mrs. Lewis Hughes, Mrs. Fred Well- man and daughters; Jack Barnett, Margaret Ann Olson, Freda Cham- berlin, Teddy Bennetts, JVHSSlOnQTy opeaKS Canrira Ul rUDlIC oetvice WHIIJIHAIjU oepi.

iviim Bernice Jackson, special full-time Worker at the Methodist mission of oil mat from Curb to curb on Legion avenue in Whitehall, from the stop light west. Mrs. Jennie Rogers of Alhambra, is visiting friends in White- Vm.11 nraaV RVlo VJO a CllPSt. In 01 IIUI OllUVY I Tl I CTK THREE FORKS, Sept. Three Rivers Saddle club will present Its first annual horse show Sunday, Sept.

17. at the rodeo grounds at Three Forks, It has been announced. Western "using" and "pleasure" horses of the state are expected to be entered. The show will begin at 3 o'clock. Judges will be Lucille Slgler of Bozeman and Art Lundwall of Butte.

Maynard Sinton of Manhattan will be ringmaster. Prises will be awarded. There will be a parade at 12:15 o'clock In the afternoon. From 1 to 8 o'clock, the Three Forks Civic club will present a locally-organized carnival. Features of special attraction will Include Shetlaand pony rides, a lunch counter, and various novelty booths.

Proceeds of the carnival will be added to the steadily growing Three Forks swimming pool fund. Events of the horse show are as follows: stock class, calf roping, pleasure class, pony class, color class. Merchandise and cash prizes will be awarded. Ribbons will be given the first three place winners ta each division. Two novelty races and a greased pig contest are planned.

Trophies will be awarded for outstanding horsemanship. Persons in of the horse show are: Parade manager, James Lane, stock and feed, Homer White, Tex Simpson and Harley Fltzhugh; grounds, Lester Elbert; advertising and tickets, Charlotte Chryst; awards, Clancy Stalcup; Juanlta Davis; secretary, Alice Nordley. Headquarters for the show are at the Frontier club In Three Forks. fiiiujr umuu ana general ruies may be had at the Frontier club, the Town club, the Plara Bar, Fred's Place or the Sacajawea Bar, or by writing to Alice Nordley, secretary Twin Bridges Girl Weds TWIN BRIDGES, Sept. 8.

The Immaculate Conception cathedral of Denver was the scene of a beautiful summer wedding Aug. 36 when Margaret Louise, daughter of Mrs. William Lewis, of Twin BrldarM. and Thomas Pitt Houck, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Houck of Cox's Creek, were united in marriage. Traditional nuptial selections were played ai tne organ. The bride was given In marriage by her uncle, John Mailey ot Twin Bridges. Miss Delores Houck ot Louisville, sister of the groom, was mald-of -honor, and Miss Gladys Lewis of Twin Bridges, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Arthur Henderson of Denver acted as usher and Philip Hall, life-long friend of the groom, was best man.

The young couple left for Louisville, where they will make their Mrs. Houck Is a graduate of Twin Bridges high school and Colorado Women's college. She received her B. 8. degree from the University of Denver and also attended Montana State college, where she was a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority.

She was employed for sey-eral months by the Safeway distributing offices of Denver. Mr. Houck to a veteran of World War n. He attended Bowling Green Business university and also graduated from the University of Denver in June. Miscellaneous Shower Given Mrs.

Robinson ENNIS, Sept. 9. A miscellaneoui shower was given recently In honor of Mrs. Robert Robinson, formerly Betty Edgemond, by Mrs. Bob Brown, Phyllis Hungerford, Marilyn Daems, Kathryh Wonder and Mrs.

George Hungerford. Many gifts were accepted by the recent bride. Mrs. Emmett Womack and Freda Chamberlln played "Dizzy Fingers." A musical game was played. Many persons attended.

Authoress, Husband Visit at Ranch JACKSON, Sept. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wong of San Francisco are guests this week at the Fred Hirschy ranch on their wedding trip.

Mrs. Wong, a writer, recently completed a novel, "The Fifth Chinese Daughter" (Harper Publishing company). It appears this month. Mr. and Mrs.

Dysart Gowan and daughter, Lois, of Great Falls visited with relatives and friends over the holiday. They were dinner guests at the Tom Clemow home Saturday evening and enjoyed a family picnic at Twin Lakes on Sunday. Also present were Mrs. Gowan's brothers, Alfred, Elvin, Ralph, Bob Peterson and their families and Melvln Peterson, and these guests at the Alfred Peterson home. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Burnell of Saint Paul, Mr-, and Mrs. George Melssneir of Lake Sand, and Mr. and Mrs. Henning Johnson and daughter, Lynn, of Anaconda.

returned here with bis grandmother for a longer visit. Mrs. Adah Henderson, Spokane; Mary Henderson, Poison, and Mary Kirk. Naksup, Alberta. were guests at the Henderson ranch home during the week.

Mrs. Everett Kolbeck, Mrs. Ray Heady and daughters, Connie and Vera, and Bud Wilcox, are visiting relatives ta Mobrldge, 8. D. Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Atwell and. their houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schofleld and ion, Sheridan, of Boston, spent several days at Lake Louise and Banff.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Durand and children, Anaconda, spent the holidays with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Durand. Wed to'Marr From Drummond DRUMMOND, Sept. 9. Miss Patricia Mae Rosenbeck, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Mize of Butte and Frank Rosenback of Drummond, and Stonewall McGulre, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh McGulre of Drummond, were married quietly Saturday afternoon, Sept. 2, at the First Methodist parsonage in Missoula. The Rev. M.

J. Wilcox officiated at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. G.

R. Bolles attended the couple. The bride, I given in marriage by her father, wore a street length copper satin dress with white accessories and had a corsage of gardenias and roses. Following a dinner party at the Golden Pheasant, the couple left on a two-week wedding trip to the west coast. On their return, they will make their home in Drummond.

Mrs. McGulre was graduated from Drummond high school with the class of 1949, and since has been employed as a waitress. Mr. McGulre is employed at the Anderson Phosphate mine near Garrison'. Mrs.

Delia Gill Legion Hostess BASIN, Sept. 9. Mrs. Delia GUI was hostess to the American Legion auxiliary at an Installation session. Mrs.

Gerald Barry installed. Mrs. Betty Buckles opened the meeting, and the new president, Mrs. John Saxbury, closed the meeting. Refreshments 'and music were enjoyed.

Mrs. Mary Sanders and Mrs. Agnes Cloy of Helena, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Longfellow and daughter, Kathy, of Anaconda, Mr. and Mrs. L. Sanders of Butte all spent the Labor day week end at the Sanders home here. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Lorenz and daughters, Glenda and Sandy, re- turned after spending a vacation th relfttlv Mr. and Mrs. L. Etzwiler and chil- dren of Townsend spent the Labor -j and Mrs.

Bill Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Al Beck of Kellogg, last Week visiting with relatives Mri and Mrs. Harry Wooster, and sonSj John and Ricky of B11ilngS were cauers at the home of Mr.

and Mrs Jliri om Labor day Mrs Goble attended the Ellsworth-Williams wedding at Deer Lodge last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Babin of Wallace, Idaho, were callers here last week. They are old timers of Basin.

Mrs. Grace Outlette is visiting in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Hopkins; Larry, win ssuu rcturaeu from a trip to Seattle. Mrs. Jack- son was called by the illness of her daughter, Mrs. R. Stafinic.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller and baby visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bulleck one day last week, Delbert Reed of California, a former Basin man, visited recently at the Braden home, ll i II DOlleS lt6IUm H0IT16 jj- fQjjj YlCIOr TriD DRUMMOND, Sept.

9. Mr. and Mrg Bolles and son, Donalde- turned Monday from Victor, where they spent the holiday week end witn Mr and Mrs percy semmons. Mr and Li Mrs. D.

N. Smith and Fred Holland toured Glacier National park over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. J.

w. Cooksley and sons, Charles and James, Chicago, 111., who have been attending to business matters and visiting 7 for Z' with friends here for the last week, wnere they vislt Mr a'nd Mrs' Non wni' return to Chica'g0 vja southern route. Mr and pimiey Gumming returned Monday from Elk City, Idan0( where they spent the holiday week ena- th their daughter, Mrs. Douglas Fisher, and family, Mr an(i jerry ciawson, and daughter, Arlette, and sons, Larry ari(j Kenneth, were guests of rela- tives in Butte last week. 1 mrs.

v. v. iarroccia reiurneu mesaay irom ureal ails, wnere she visited her mother, Mrs. Ethel palin. Mr.

and Frank Lukes and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Consmo, Great Falls, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Ramberg during the week end and Labor day. Madison Valley Women Form Hospital Group ENNIS, Sept. 9. The Madison Valley Hospital Volunteers organized last week to aid the nurses ta the Madison Valley hospital.

Mrs. Wayne Cowan was elected leader. The 25 women present pledged four hours a shift for the hospital. Other women have joined the group since. A parking area is being arranged atthe hospital Tuesday.

Anchorage Couple Visiting States LIMA, Sept. 9. Recent visitors In Lima have been Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lowder of Anchorage, Alaska.

They are now touring the West coast before returning to their home over the Alcan highway. In Lima they visited Mr. Lowder's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

B. Lowder, and friends. Sheridan Is United Couple BHromATf mr- .2 Mr! rSSf w2f rl Mrl Save Bar! nev both nf 5fhwMT 1,35 ta mae bfthe Rev SSUJ? SSaStSS ta the parsonage, at 2 o'clock Tues-' day afternoon. Families of the bride and bridegroom were present. Attendant wr mi Tponpttp Attenaants were Miss Jeanette Braach and James Kaatz.

The slnele-rine ceremonv was ner- ine single ring ceremony was per- formed before an Improvised altar decorated In white and eold oecoratea in wmte ana goia. xne oriae wore a street erisemnie In green, with white accessories, and a corsaee of white lilies of the val- Imes 01 tne val ley and rosebuds. immediately following the cere- mony a reception was held for mem- bers of the bridal party, at the home of the bridegroom. After wedding trip the young couple will be located, for a while, ta the Cen- tennial valley, where Mr. Barney has Both young people have spent their lives in Sheridan, where they attended the public schools.

They are graduates of the Sheridan high school. Seattle Couple Visits in Three Forks THREE FORKS, Sept. and Mrs. Kenneth Covey of Seattle were guests at the home of Mrs. Covey's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Kolok- otrones, last week. They returned to Seattle on Monday. Mrs. Wilbur McKenna returned home from Ballaston Lake, N.

Monday after a month's visit with her son-in-law and daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Terry White- head, who are Jocated there. TO KANSAS TWIN BRTDOFS fisnt 8 Mrs. Virgil Smith, her daughter, Rebecca, and snn WarnM T.pp have returned Dressed In the latest "new look" for Women in the Air.

Force (WAFs), Cpl. Peggy Pote, Nashville, models the uniform that the ladies will soon be wearing. Made of cotton, nylon, serpe and gabardine, the new outfits are "soft and feminine" and feature a new-type flight cap. (International Soundphoto.) Rodeo Winners Announced TT, rt DRUMMOND, Sept. at the rodeo and races held at the rodeo grounds Sunday and Monday, with Orin Tucker, rofleo secretary 0f Missoula as producer, were calf second; Harry Barker, third; bare- Prizes lor tne paraae jaoor aay were given in tnese amsions.

Matched horses and cowgirl outfits, Mrs. Elbe Brunette and Mrs. James Moore; best cow horse, Wayne Hill; Junior cowboy, Kenny Fickler; clown, Alfred Bounting. fcfifln Tmnrovement "1 PrOCjraill IS Completed WHITEHALL. Sept.

9 Trinity Methodist church is completing an extensive program of improvements, extending through spring and sum- mer and entailing the expenditure of more than $600 contributed by the congregation. The program began with the installation of a new car- pet for the pulpit rostrum, given by the Women's Society of Christian Service and resulted in a plan for redecoraitng of the main urn. New windowsof colored trans- lucent glass were followed the installation of vari-colored board on walls and ceiling and a new lighting system. Plans are now forming for the building of a $4000 addition for a Bible school aneT recreational needs. The pastor, the Rev.

George Reid, was returned to Whitehall by the annual conference in June, to fill his third year in Whitehall Mrs. Mary O'Neill Fetes Her Club WHITEHALL. Sept. Mary Frances O'Neill entertained her bridge club last Wednesday evening at her home. Mrs.

Bob Kincaid and Mrs. Clair Michels substituted for absent members. Mrs. Kincaid was awarded high prize and Mrs. Y.

T. Gustafson placed second. Miss Virginia Speck left Mon- day for Missoula to resume her teaching duties at the Missoula county high school, where she Is in- structor of mathematics. Miss Speck tins evAvtt Via vraf.f mAtli tha munui at Hume ui nci paicino, ivn. miu uus.

E. C. Speck. Miss Lynn Gustafson returned 'to her home on Saturday after spend- ing the week visiting Miss Heather Bry in Ennis. Colleen Blakely, 17, Virginia City, Sept.

5. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bleck of Whitehall attended to business ta the county seat Saturday. Guests of Undersheriff and Mrs.

A. W. Pascoe Thursday were her nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. D.

M. Taggart, and four children of Spokane, Wash, and Mrs. Pascoe's sister, Mrs. M. M.

Templeton, Twin Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dames of Bozeman visited relatives and friends in Virginia City Labor day. Mr.

Dames is a former Virginia City boy and attended school here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack William and daughter, Nancy, of Butte and Miss Edith Williams visited their father, Percy Williams, and family over Labor day. Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Kirkvliet and son, Garry, of Butte visited his brother, Joe Kirkvliet, Sunday. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schulz.

spent the week end in Helena as guests of Mrs. Ely's sister, Mrs. Other guests recently at home of Mr. and Mrs. Schulz were Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Huffstut- ne, Ore and Mr Schulz' Mrs. Huffstutter, of Port- fa, f8 ey last week for their home in Toronto, a visit at tne nome oi nis brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and wiiiiam Tfeampv Mrs- William Kearney. Mr.

and Mrs. F. A. Brim and home here recentlv turned to their nome nere recently after severa weeks with relatives T.intn on Winn ATr Brim has been attending summer sshool at tne Montana btate coi- lege in Bozeman and will resume and mattiematlci in the Sheridan high school. Deily June LiUUer Is Honor Guest gardiner, sept.

9-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O. Lauer were hosts at a 6:30 o'clock picnic dinner at. Indian creek Wednesday The honor guest was Miss Betty Jane Lauer, whose birthday was ovserved.

Guests were Miss Lauer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt and children, Steve and Christy; Mr. and Mrs. John Galle and children, Sunny and Helen; Mr.

and Mrs. George Wheeler and son, George; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Biastoch and son, Billy; Miss Adeline Boulton, Robert Boulton, Wilbur Thomas and the hosts. DAUGHTER BORN DRUMMOND, Sept.

9. Word was received of the birth of a daughter Aug. 31, in Missoula, to Mr. and Mrs. Don Olsson of Ronan.

She has been named Debrah Lynn and joins a brother. Donald. Mrs. Olsson is the former Mildred Balzhiser. Mater- nal erandnarents are Mr.

and Mrs. Wednesday from Vlda, where he was a guest of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Van Atta. Boulder Visitor Goes io Spokane BOULDER, Sept.

9. Scott Trent left Sunday for his home In Spo- kane, after spending the past two weeks at the home of his aunt Mrs Marv C.rnesptt and prnnd- father, Charles R. Warren. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Casey of Meader- ville visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Paslnl Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Aspengren visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

M. L. Smith ta Livingston over the week end. Mike Craggett and Scott Trent were shoppers In Helena last Sat- urday. Mrs.

Marie Swartz entertained the Catholic Ladies Altar society on Wednesday evening at the Hanchild hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vosburgh, Mr. and Mrs.

Wahle Phelan of Boul- der and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Flood of motored to Mead- erville Saturday evening for dinner. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Flood of the val- ley were dinner guests at the George Vosburgh home last Saturday. Floyd Linton Home From Hospital ENNIS, Sept. Linton, who has been in the hospital at Bil- has returned to his home and is reported improved. Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Ringwellski, formerly Miss Louise Maynard, are parents of a daughter born Aug. 25 at Camas, Wash. Mr. andMrs. Ben Walley and family of'Helena visited Tuesday at the hpme of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Maynard. DAUGHTERS ARRIVE ENNIS, Sept. 9. Mrs.

John Flowers' daughters, Mary Ann and Barbara, Bozeman, arrived Monday, Mrs. Flowers is In charge of the Madison Valley hospital at Ennis. from a vacation trip to Manhattan, Albert Balzhiser, Drummond, and among the Blackfoot Indiansat where they 1 1 1 ed Mrs. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Browning, spoke at a public service Smith's brother-in-law and sister, Mrs.

Harold Olsson, Sr. of Ronan. on Wednesday evening at the'Meth-Dr. and Mrs. Len Hodgdon, who are Mrs.

Nelle Hogan Walter of Hall Is odist church. parents of a daughter, born Aug. 27. the great grandmother. The state highway department Is starting this week tolay 1,000 feet Sheridan Boys Staters Report on 1950 Event at Weekly Luncheon Meeting of Kiwanians Bozeman Woman Gives Pioneer Group Pictures lo Virginia City Museum Hall Residents Utilize Holiday Period to Tour Glacier, Yellowstone Parks SHERIDAN, Sept.

at Sheridan, and a graduate with the Mr and Mrs wlllads the weekly dinner of the local Ki- 1950 class at Montana State univer-1 'wpdnpdav wn wanls club ta Bethany hall, Tuesday sity, left Friday, for Broadus, where a Hiwir Pct Bt the evening were Robert Sprague and she will teach English in the city 'UnnT Mrs 1 A Harden William Steiner, delegates to the high school. nme Mr" Srh annual Boys State, sponsored by the Members of the Twin Bridges Mrs. Lot Borden entertained with American Legion ta Dillon. The Womens' Society for Christian Serv- a dinner last Saturaay evening at boys reported on the activities. They ice, gave a shower at the Methodist the Borden hotel in honor Miss were sponsored by the Kiwanis club, parsonage in Sheridan, Wednesday Adele Houx of Seattle.

Peaces were and the Anderson-Simpson post of evening, for Miss Alta Nye, who is 'aid for Mrs. J. L. Houx, C. D.

-Flattie American Legion. Lee Bpuhler, returning soon to her duties as a herty, Miss Frances Thompson, Miss chosen by lot to represent the state missionary in the Browning Indian Hene Egger, Miss Kayel Martinson at the Boys National, held recently Mission. and the honor guest, ta Washington, D. gave a report The Rev. and Mrs.

Harry Guyer The Junior Woman's club met on of that assembly. drove to Butte Tuesday afternoon. Tuesday evening at the county Guests at the home of Mrs. George taking their house guest of the past building for their first meeting of Burnett last week were Mrs. Howard week, Miss Becky Henderson, to the the season after the summer recess.

Young, Mrs. Glenn Anderson and train. She went to her home in Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. family, and Donald Oler, of Poca- Ryegate. Dale Sacry and Mrs.

James Dawson, tello, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Howard The Rev. and Mrs. Karl Graf of Young and family of Lava Hot Ryegate were guests for several days RECOVERING Springs, A.

F. Marchant and Fred at the home of her brother-in-law Marchant, of Peoa, Utah, and Bar- and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry BELGRADE, Sept. 9.

J. B. Robln-bara Miller of Corvallis and Pat Guyer. While here Mr. Graf was son, who underwent a surgical opera-Bauer of Great Falls.

complimented with a family dinner tlon at the Deaconess hospital last Miss Bonnie Bennetts, daughter on his birthday in the week, has returned to his home here, of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bennetts of home of the Rev. and Mrs. Guyer.

He is getting along very well. VIRGINIA CITY, Sept. 9. Mrs. Leah Mendenhall of Bozeman was an overnight visitor here last week.

She presented the museum with two pictures of pioneer groups. Her father operated a drug store here ta early days ta the building now known as Hangman's building. Mrs. Naomi Cllne of Butte visited points of interest In Virginia City Wednesday. Her husband, the late Ralph Cline, was a printer at the Madisonian office here for a number of years.

Paul P. Hadzor and Mrs. Olive Spring toured Yellowstone park over the holiday. They report a thrilling trip over the Cooke City highway. They stayed overnight at Red Lodge and continued to Laurel and back to Bozeman, returning to Virginia City Monday.

A marriage license was issued by Clerk of the Court Paul H. Love to Francis L. Crane, 23, Laurin, and HALL, Sept. 9. Mr.

and Mrs. F. M. Fischer toured Glacier National park during the week. Mr.

and Mrs. Murray Cumming and Mr. and Mrs. Verlln Bradshaw spent the holiday week end at Yellowstone National park. Mrs.

Beulah Patterson, Big Timber, visited with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Johnson, who Is ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hauptman, Hot Springs, Gene Burt and Russell Burt, Deer Lodge, were guests at the E.

D. Jensen ranch home. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Smart, Helena, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.

Flossie Johnson, and grandsons, Robert and Ralph Miles, were overnight guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Miles ta Nyacfc Robert.