The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-02
Bear Creek
Items.

Or. Selg1riedt returned nome FRI
day from Butte, where he was called
to give testimony at the trial Of Har-
old Binney. Binney, who is known to
many local people, was tried in Judge
Lynch's court on charges of obtain
ing money under false pretenses and
defrauding stockholders of the Vigil
ante Days Motion Picture Corporation,
and jury set his punishment at from
three to six years in the state pene-
tertiary. Some of the stock Of the
motion picture enterprise is held in
Bearcreek.
]. B. Spencer, editor of the Bridger
Times, accompanied by Mrs. Spencer,
was in Bear Creek on business Friday.
Fred NJ. Gardner, who is visiting at
the home of his brother, Phil H. Gard
ner, returned to Bear Greek on Mon
day evening after spending a week
with friends in Billings.
AL Galleneaux, veteran salesman for
the Gamble Robinson Co., of Billings,
was in town Friday.
Henry Meinecke, of Billings, was
in town on Saturday attending to
business in connection with his insur-
ance agency.
Miss Marguerite FACES was in Red
Lodge Saturday shopping and visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Chamberlain
and children, from Red Lodge, were in
town Sunday visiting friends.
Nestor Gents was a business caller
in Red Lodge Saturday.
Bodley Hough and Miss c. Erickson
were in town a short time Sunday
while enroute from Joliet on motor
trip around the horn.
Mrs. Ned Laird was hostess Sum
day evening to the following friends:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cunningham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Davidson.
Mrs. Abe Mcdonald, of Washoe, was
a guest at the McNeal home on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Laird went to
Billings Sunday and returned with a
new WHY'S Knight.
Jim McNish is the owner of a new
Jewett car, purchased recently from
Ed Soulsby.
Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald has been quite
i'll the past few days but is reported
as being better.
Artie Soulsby had the misfortune
Monday to break his wrist while pole
vaulting. Medical attention was re,
ceived at once and he is reported as
: getting along nicely.
C. P. Hamrick spent the week enc
at his home in Red Lodge.
Miss Jesse Anderson was in town
. Friday from Belfry. She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Faye, wht
spent the week end at the parenta
home.
The dance given Saturday night a
the Lamport Hotel by the Sterling
/ Trio was we'll attended and all repor
very enjoyable time
Miss Lila Hartling's Sunday Schoc
class entertained Miss Mae Halfacre'
class on picnic Sunday. A bonfir
I and games were enjoyed after a YER
/ bountiful dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Joyce and Mis-
I Edythe Kane motored to Miles Cit
Saturday to spend the week end wit
! Miss Lucille Lodge, of Washoe, bu
I who is now teaching at Miles City.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Babcock and chill
( dren were Sunday visitors in Bridgel
!. Mrs. Leo Normile went to Jolie
Z Saturday to attend the funeral Of he
: aunt, Mrs. Jim White, who died quit
!. suddenly in Laurel last week.
! Theo Behrendt, of the firm q
/. Behrendt Brothers. of Billings, ha
! been in town the past week attend
! ing to business.
I DR.. D. X. Holmgren, of Red Lodg,
!. was in town a short while Sunday.
!. Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew Currie visite
j. friends in Bridger Tuesday.
!. Mesdames John Kane and Joe Joyc
!. and Miss Sophie Fekety motored t
i Bridger Monday to help Miss Edyth
( Kane celebrate her birthday.
Z Mrs. Amelia Shrine, of Chanc'
: spent Saturday as the guest of Mr.
! Henry Drepps.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Howell McKinnon er
{ tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Frasur
+ at dinner Tuesday evening.
! Mrs. Cummings, Of Socket, Mont
( has been visiting her sister, Mrs. How
Z ell McKinnon, the past week. Mr.
I Cummings is past Grand Chief of tn
: Pythian Sisters Lodge and visited tn
+ local chapter while here.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Richardson an
! Phil Gardner made business trip {
7 Red Lodge Tuesday.