Red Lodge picket., 1902-01-31

Carbon lodge No. IS, a. o. Y. W.,
elected officers last Friday evening IS
follows: Past master workman, Mat L.
Gillen; master workman, Harry Bowlen:
foreman, Fred H. Bnringer; oversccr,
William Youngholter; tinancier. j. r.
Frimodig: receiver, B. Il. Vail; recorder,
Thomas Ross; guide, Hugh Smith: IL
side watchman, James Gibbons; outside
watchman, Hugh NJ. Hatfield.
John Morton came to the city yester
day as messenger in quest OF Sam
Webb. the Fishtail cattleman. with the
intelligence that Mr.. Wcbb's little son
had died during the night. The boy had
been sick for many months. but lately
Was considerably improved. Wednesday
evening he was suddenly taken with a
relapse and died soon aftcrward. Mr.
Webb could not be located in town.
Myrtle Cameron has commenced pro
ceedings in Carbon county district court
for divorce from John Cameron. The
couple were married at Sioux City,
Iowa. in 1885. Mrs Cameron asks for
the custody Of the two children, How
ard, aged 3, and Virginia, aged 2. She
charges that Cameron has failed to pro
vide because Of idleness, profligacy and
dissipation. Mrs. Cameron resides at
Park City. Yellowstone, county.
DR.. Philippe Fountaine. the lecturer
who has been assisting Rev..J. r. Dun
lop in services at the Methodist church
is something of a scenic painter anc
fresco artist. He announced to the con
gregation last Tuesday night at the ent
Of lecture upon his travels in the Hol,
Land that he would fresco the church
walls and ceiling without cost. Tn
church will he rccarpeted and the IN
) terror touched up generally.
Three boxcars were piled up on th'
Rocky Fork branch. four miles north o
4 town, about o'clock Wednesday morn
Ing. An extra with two engines wa
coming up the grade and the long trail
had been divided. In going from her
. after the rear portion Of the train tn
, two engines failed to he slackened i
3 time and struck the rear section. derai
p ing the three cars. The cars wer
empty. The accident tied upthe branc
y for about two hours.
Z, Cashier George G.. Hough OF tn
$ Bridger Coal company, accompanied u
II his wife and infant daughter, arrived
the city last Saturday and remained
IS few days on a visit with friends. The
" mission to Red Lodge was accomplishe
e. in the baptism and christening
j. their child. The pleasing ceremor
70 was conducted Monday afternoon at I'll
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mclnty
= by Rev. A. G. Gesner rector of the Epi
- copal church. As christened the infa
:, was named "Cecil Elizabeth.
m L. B. Reno, ex county attorney, was
IN the city Wednesday from his prese
home at Chance. Mr.. Reno recent
J, went through siege with the smallpc
i, Before the attack he had perfect
:, bald head, but he now exhibits wi
~ pride patch of fine hair which is gro
ad ing luxuriantly where was once hirsu
Ia desert. He says there are several Il
A Lodge bald heads who have expressed
!. desire to be innoculated with the disea
provided it will have the same result a
mt hair on ton of their heads.
in p's 49,. -
-. The total amount subscribed to
"a Mckinley monument fund by the sch
No children of the city amounts to sl1
"a The money was gathered up yestere
.aa morning from the several rooms
,an Principal Kay and turned over to Syd'
H., Fox. The amount as subscribed
rooms was as follows: High sch'
ls