The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
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Mrs. G. Mcdonald left Thursday
for Detroit where she will join her
husband.
Special Hats for Easter at s5.95.
The STYLE Shoppe. 4-11tf
C. E. Thompson, county clerk and
recorder, spent Sunday in Bridger on
business.
A. L. Rankin of Billings was a
business visitor in this city between
trains Friday.
Special Hats for Easter at s5.95.
The Style Shoppe. 4-11tf
C. D. Graft arrived in this city
Tuesday from Joliet where he has
spent the past several days.
w. X. Sauceman, well known rail-
road man, has been returnde as con-
ductor on the local freight run.
New showing of Millinery for
Easter. The Style Shoppe. 11-4tf
Judge R. C. Stong visited this city
between trains Saturday in his pro-
fessional capacity.
Father Sheehy of Bridgre visited
Father Corcoran in this city Friday
and Saturday.
New showing of Millinery for Easter
The Style Shoppe. 4-11tf
Miss Leola Jones returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit in Billings
and Bozeman.
Miss Minnie Fulford of Roberts
spent the week end in this city at
the home of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. F. c. Fulford.
The show window at the Lewis
Portrait Studio has attracted great |
deal Of attention this week. Mr.. Lewis |
has worked out an Easter display
the nature and class of the |
work of his studio for the Easter sea-
son.
DR.. ]. C. F. Seigfreidt returned |
this morning from Butte where he
was called as witness for the state
in the Binney case. Binney is the
moving picture promoter who oper-
ated in this vicinity for Picture
Edward Wakkuri this week filed |
suit for divorce against his wife Sauna
Wakkuri alleging cruelty. The couple
have been married twenty-five years
according to the complaint, which also
asks for the custody of four minor
children.
G. G. Anderson, general manager
of the Northwestern Improvement |
company, left Thursday for Spokane
to meet Charles Donnely, president
of the Northern Pacific railway COM
pany. Mr.. Anderson spent several
days in this city on business.
vern Cowger of Harvey creek was
in Red Lodge this week on business.
He reports the snow in his section
fast disappearing and says that favor
able weather conditions will make pos
sible the planting of peas in that part
Of the country within ten days.
Tom Updegraff is rapidly recover
ing from an operation for acute APP
pendicitis in Billings hospital, ac-.
cording to DR.. G. L. Koehn, who with |
Dr. A. ]. Movius Of Billings, perform
ed the operation Sunday evening. Mr..
Updegraff was stricken about noon
Sunday and was taken to Billings by
DR.. Koehn, who had been called there
earlier for consultation in the Poutto
case.
R. S. Coleman and P. j. Weber, who
have been engaged in the grocery
business in this city under the firm
name, Weber & Coleman, have dis
solved partnership, according to a
statement by Mr.. Coleman. Mr.. Web
Der will return to his former home at
Baker in the eastern part of the state
and Mr.. Coleman will continue to
operate the business in this city I'M
der hte old firm name.
i. Oscar Johnson, arrived Monday
from Portland, Oregon with the body
Of his son, William. who died there
last week. His sons, Fred, who is in
the army at Camp Lewis, Washington
and Charles of California accompan-
led hteir father. Funeral services will
be held from the Finnish Lutheran
church Sunday afternoon with Rev.
Matt Erkkia in charge. Entombment
will be made in the mausoleum.
Mrs. Walter Armstrong departed