The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-09
BRIDCER NEWS ITEMS
Especial to The Chronicle)

Mrs. c. A. Marcus and Mrs. M. Le-
wander were hostesses at dinner
for the Methodist Episcopal choir on
Thursday evening, at the Marcus
home. Covers were laid for twelve
and delicious four course dinner was
served. The balance Of the evening
was spent in the regular weekly choir
practice.
Thursday evening the annual Jun
ior-Senior banquet was held at the
high school, The Domestic Science
classes prepared and served the ban
quet. The table was beautifully dec
Grated and an enjoyable evening was
had by all those attending the banquet.
Mr.. S. W. Rankin is in Minneapolis
on a business trip. While in Mime
apolis Mr.. Rakin will do the spring
shopping for the Bridger Mercantile
Friends of Miss Violet Schwend
were surprised to learn of her mar
rage to Mr.. VIM. Burlington, in Long
view, Washington last week. Both
young people lived in Bridger for
many years and just recently moved
to Washington. Mrs. Burlington was
member of the class graduating
from the Bridger High School in 1922.
Miss Walters was Billings visi-
tor Wednesday. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas of Billings
spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
Gust Gottschalk, the father of Mrs.
Thomas.
Mrs. l.. A. Gates and Miss Alice
Chandler entertained a company of
young people at the Gates home on
Friday evening. Dancing was enjoyed
until late hour when the hostesses
served dainty supper. Pink and
white carnations decorated the tables.
Mr.. Andrew Currie and Mr.. Joe
Stacey visited friends in Bridger last
Z week. Mr.. Currie and Mr.. Stacey
are employed in Bearcreek.
Mr.. F. C. Royce and son made a
trip to Red Lodge Tuesday.
< Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Hummer were
!. Billings visitors on Monday.
s Mrs. Paul Pierce and small son
have returned from Casper where
e they joined Mr.. Pierce recently. They
: will await completion of housing quar-
n tiers.
Mr.. VIM. Dixon, brother of Mrs
g Bill Currie has returned from Gold
y field, Nevada where he has been en-
ployed in the mines. Mr.. Dixon will
s work in the Bridger mine.
: Mr.. w. E. Pinkney was in Billings
on Saturday.
: Don Wolfe drove down from Billings
: on Sunday to spend the day with his
II parents.
II Mrs. c. A. Marcus and family, &C
II companied by the Misses Dick anC
II Bloomstrom were in Billings Satur
day.
II The Misses Conitz, Arness, Chand
Ter, Dewey, and Chandler were Bill
4 ings visitor over the weekend.
4 Rev. Edgington, District Superin
tendent for the Yellowstone Distric
II was in Bridger Sunday. Rev. Edging
Il ton spoke at the Bossic School Hous
on Sunday afternoon and at the Meth
odisst church Sunday evening
MS. c. J. Baldwin and Miss Az
W .ers departed for Missoula Tue.
day morning Miss Walters won fir
place in the Declamatory Contest an
viii represent the school at the stat
meet in Missoula. Mrs. Baldwin wel
in the capacity Of chaperon.
The Belfry and Bearcreek delegi
tons to the state meet at Nilsson
passed through Bridgor on Tuesda
morning.
Mr.. Charles Bostic has returned
3ridger- from n trip to Californi
Mr.. Bostic says Montana looks gsc
to him and he is glad to be back.
Bodley Hough was a visitor fro
Joliet on Wednesday.
Mrs. Rankin made trip to BillinI
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Shupak visited friends
Fromberg on Wednesday.