The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-04
LUTHER NEWS
Especial Correspondence

Ben Krug was attending to bust
ness in Red Lodge Monday.
Sam Gillespie freighte to Red
Lodge Wednesday.
Charlse Vincent was trading in
Red Lodge Monday.
Alfred Vincent and Oscar Lamb
and Otis Hash are cutting and log
ging timber.
Inglert and Houghton have taken
the contract to saw the lumber on
the Luther ranch.
Grandpa Long, who has been quite
sick the past week is improving
rapidly.
Mrs. j. M. Anderson and Miss
Marion Lenley drove to Red Lodge
Friday, returning Saturday.
The two cases of measles reported
in this vicinity last week are recov-
ering nicely.
Reverend Peck preached an in
teresting sermon at the NJ. E.
church Sunday afternoon.
Otis and Wesly Hash and Frank
Boggie brought out freight for Milt
Waters Saturday.
Alfred Vincent Jr., has the con-
tract for the erection of the coal
house for the Luther school.
NJ. Burnett, John Shaw, VIM.
Dell and Swan Youngstown were out
enforce Thursday afternoon last,
collecting telephone rent.
Slade Luther has taken contract
to supply the ditch contractors with
$4,000 feet of native lumber, 70 be
furnished by July 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Long came
over from their ranch Thursday and
Mrs. Long remained to help care for
Mr.. Longs father.
The heavy snow fall seems to be
heavy and stockmen on the lower
Money creek are buying hay in this
vicinity.
Julius Schraeder returned home on
Wednesday last from a five weeks
visit at Partland, Oregon and short
stop at Spokane.
Willy Bellamy is employed at the
E. Schraeder ranch with the saw
mill crew that is saving lumber this
week.
Milt Waters came out from Red
Lodge the first Of the week and has
moved his family int othe rooms ad-
joining the Luhter store.
Slade Luther made trip to Red
Lodge Monday and brought out
lumber for the new coal house in
District No. 81.
Miss Myrtle Hennefn, who teaches
the Tony school went to Red Lodge
Monday to attend the teachers
meeting.
j. c. Pogue, Luhter's teacher, at
tended the teachers meeting in Red
Lodge on Tuesday, having gone in
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Bliudaur,
who left here last fall are expected
to return soon to occupy the house
on the Joe Boggie ranch.
Reverend and Mrs. E. S. Peck
drove over from Fishtail last week.
They report the roads drifted with
snow and travel very slow.
The cottage prayer meeting was
he'd at Mrs. Hattie Bunn's home
Tuesday night. After the meeting
Mrs. Bum served coffee, sandwiches,
fruit and cake.
lnglert and Houghton made two
trips this week to the Rosebud can
yon to get the Brangs sawmill. They
expect to be saving lumber for Slade
Luther by the first Of the next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scilly are
making arrangements to leave here
soon, Mr.. Sicily xpects to take up the
trucking business at Twin Bridges,
Idaho, where his father is superin-
tendent Of the sugar factory.
The Woman's Club met Wednes-
day at Mrs. Preston Clappers' home,
the regular place of meeting now.
Mrs. William Dell gave talk on the
Fort Harrison hospital at Helena and
its work. Mrs. j. NJ. Burnett gave
a sketch Of the unit system and Mrs.
VIM. Luther served refreshments.
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