The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-06-18
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edge that certain parties are circu-
lating the report that people should
not buy hats or goods in my place of
business, as the place is full of bed
bugs. For their information will
state that ayes we have no bedbugs."
ALICE AYERS,
1s-stc SO2 South Broadway.
A number Of jolly ladies of Roberts,
after visiting here for few days at
the home Of Miss Hilma Reikka, left
Friday for Roberts. The Misses Es-
Their Abrahamson, Mildred Hannual,
and Sigrid Brlakley, were accompanied
home by Miss Reikka, who is guar
dian for Camp Fire organization will
conduct a ceremonial meeting there.
Make 1t snappy. We are French
Dry Cleaning Men and Womens two
and three piece suits TO- 90. All
work guaranteed. Dow is Tailor
Shop, Red Lodge, Montana. Phone
412.
Make it snappy. We are French
Dry Cleaning Men and Womens two
and three piece suits for S1.O0. All
work guaranteed. Downards Tailor
Shop, Red Lodge, Montana. Phone
412.
''Pewee" Alden, who has been at
tending the University at Missoula for
the past winter arrived home Tuesday,
and will spend the summer at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. F..
H. Alden. During his vacation, young
Alden, whose star of ambition is stead
lily rising in the musical field will
engage himself in orchestra work.
Miss Helen Riddle, we'll known
young lady particularly among the
old timers here is visiting at the John
Chapman home for a few days while
taking relief from nurse duties at
which profession she is following at
the st. Vincents Hospital of Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Roman and
family left early Tuesday morning
for Billings where as message had
previously stated their two daughters
would arrive from the east. Miss
Mary has been majorying in high class
violin training, and Miss Edna has
been studying pipe organ. Both girls
have completed their second year of
schooling at the Eastman Conserva-
tory of Music, at Rochester New York.
Both Newton H. Castle and George
r. Castle of Elk Basin, Wyoming were
in the city Monday I'd make final
proof on their homesteads before Ell
bert Hymer, U. s. Commissioner.
A. r. Haney and Carl Culp of Elk
Basin, Wyoming transacted business
in Red Lodge Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr, and daughter
Mabel, and son Clarence Of Roberts
made trip here Tuesday for bust
ness reasons.
Roger Fleming, who had attended
the exercises Of the Missoula College,
in which his son Jack who is a stud
ent, had participated in, returned by
train Saturday. Jack will return with
his mother and two sisters, who had
also witnessed the event, by way of
car some time the latter part of the
week.
Intending to motor overland to Dem
yer, at which place they will spend
the summer months, Mrs. George
Atherton, accompanied by her two
sons, Frank, and James, and daughter
Miss Helen, left Saturday, expecting
also to make side trip through the
Garden of the Gods" while in Colo
RADIO.
A statement issued this week by the
state board says: each and every ses-
sion Of the legislature since the Board
of Railway Commissioners was Great
ed in 1907, has made a thorough and
complete investigation Of the depart
ment's activities and results obtained.
1t will be remembered that the Eigh-
teenth sssion in 1923 had before it a
bill or bills for the adjustment Of the
board and its subsidiaries, and 1t will
likewise be remembered that after a
thorough inspection of the department
it was the unanimous opinion that the
Board of Railway Commissioners had
performed its duties in such a manner
as not only to warrant its continuance,
but commend it upon the vast amount
Of money that it had saved to the peo-
pie Of Montana, not alone through re-
duced costs Of transportation, but in
all branches Of public service"
The sponsors Of the initiative meas
ure now proposed are attempting what
the house and senate, having before
it all the information available, abso-
lutely declined to consider; namely:
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