The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-09

Dressmaking and remodeling. Mrs.
R. ]. McConville, 16 North Word Ave.
We have the only cleaning and
pressing plant in Carbon County
Downards. Site.
j. K Keown, special agent for the
Northern Pacific was business cal
Ter in this city yesterday between
trains.
Children's bobbing with the latest
styles at the Style Beauty Shoppe.
Mrs. Ethel Wink will be hostess for
few days to a personal friend from
Laurel, Miss Nina Clark, who is en-
ployed at the postoffice of that city.
We have the only cleaning and
pressing plant in Carbon County
Downards. Site.
Have your single bobbing done at
the Style Beauty Shoppe. Latest Los
Angles styles.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fleming, Jr.
are the parents of seven pound
baby son born Wednesday afternoon.
The miniature addition to the Elem
ing family will be christened Robert
James.
LOST-Tarpolian for City Fire truck
between the Fire Hall and the alley
at the rear of the Meyer and Chap
man Bank building. Please return to
the city fire hall. J. E. Gragg. Site.
When you think of cleaning and
pressing-Think of Downards. Site.
Miss Ella Reardon, youngest dau-
ghter of Harry Reardon departed on
Tuesday for Billings where she will
visit with Miss Mary Gregovich of
that city, and attend several affairs
which have been arranged by friends
in her honor.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
tombstone BUSINESS is rather dark,
foreboding subject, Joseph H. Muir
ply of Livingston, who has been in
this city for the past week, has at
tempted to combine this occupation
with his genia. disposition ard is
making success of It.
When you think of cleaning and
pressing-Think OF EDWARDS. Site.
Mrs. Ellen n'elsto augled Tues
day from Billings ale. having sue
eessully Undergone - operation for
a severe tumor in hee neck. Mrs. Piel-
ster before returning to her ranch on
the east bench will visit for time at
q homo = Mrs. John Wills.
Dr.. Maude A. Jensen took advant-
" tie delightful warm weather
of latter last week and visited with
ler old friends the Jack Weber fam
lily at their greenhouse and home res
idence in the southern part of the
city.
The most successful dance in many
moons was enjoyed last Saturday ev-
ening at Fromberg. Practically every
JOY seeker in Red Lodge possessing
any form of conveyance attended the
dance given by the Ragadore orches-
ira for the special entertainment of
the county track meet crowd.
Preceding his other two class
mates by day, John McAllister left
Tuesday for Missoula in mighty eff
fort to compete with other rivals in
the state declamatory contest. He
was Joined two days later by Charles
Grusonick and Lawreice Peterson all
for the same cause and common pur-
pose.
The woods are full Of automobile
salesmn. With the approach of spring
came forth Walter Guyer Oldsmobile
demonstrtor; E. Lee of the Nash-Lee
Motor Co.; Charles Hatfield Chand-
ler dealer; Wallace Bent for the Over
land Automobile; and the Messrs
Frank Hammer, and Ernest Nailey
salesman Tor the Studebaker cars. Ac-
cording to the number of new 'buses"
in town none of these statesmen are
going broke.
Jack Newman was here last Friday
and Saturday visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Newman of this city
and supervising business deal. Mr..
Newman was formerly resident and
popular character Of Red Lodge, but is
now travelling for the Commercial I'm
porting Company with headquarters
at Seattle.
Geo. Saavalarnen was hailed into
police court Saturday of last week on
a charge Of excessive speeding, and
was released after paying a fine of
$500. Shortly following tbs offense
Sam Smith, second victim was ar
raignd before Police Judge Newman,
for not closing the muffler of his car
within city limits. A $500 fine was
imposed on him in not observing the
motorist rules.