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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-24
FIRE DEPT. WILL
SPONSOR TEAM
IN BASKETBALL

The Julesburg Volunteer Fire De.
partment is sponsoring basketbaii
team composed of former basketball
stars, and it is planned to schedule
number of games with the town teams
Of the various other towns. The first
game scheduled is on Tuesday,
night, February 9th, when the Big
Springs town team will play the To-
cal team at the s. C. H. s. gymnasium
in this city. This promises to be
fast and interesting game, and no
doubt a large crowd will turn out to
witness the contest. The proceeds OF
all the games played here will be US
ed for the benefit Of the Julesburg
Volunteer Fire Department. The
probable lineup of the local team on
Tuesday night, Feb. S, will be: VIM.
A. Anderson, DR.. c. A. Law. Fred 3.
Wilson, Ray French and Chas. Sheaf-
fer The team is undergoing series
of strenuous workouts preparatory for
the first game on February 9th. Don't
miss this game. Out Of town teams
wishing to play the local team, write
or wire C. F. Schroeder, who has the
booking in charge.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-24
Truck Hit By Train
Last Thursday Night

Claude Skiles of the south table is
a lucky man. On last Thursday eve
ming about eight o'clock, Mr.. Skiles
was driving his Ford truck, and while
crossing the railroad tracks near the
Union rssifis dsRst ia The i4s;sAsy s,sy - Is
which was switching in the yards. The
truck was dragged considerable dis
tance and almost up in front of the
depot. Fortunately, in some miracu-
lous manner, Mr.. Skiles, who was in
the truck cab at the time Of the acci-
dent. escaped with only minor injuries
in the nature of bruises. The truck
was badly damaged
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-24
NEWS NOTES SEDGWICK
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
s. c. H. s. DEBATERS DEFEAT HOLYOKE
Local Basketeers Win Close Game From Haxtun
Five at S. c. H. S. Gymnasium Last Friday
Evening; S. C. H. S. Girls Decisively
Defeat Haxtun Girls Team Fri
Night in One-sided Game

The Sedgwick County High School
Debating team defeated Holyoke at
Holyoke last Tuesday evening. T h e
judges decision read two to one in
favor of the negative (Julesburg. }
The question debated was: Resolved,
That the U. S. government Should Ac-
cept the Soviet Government at once"
Julesburg held the negative side of
the question. The members of the de-
batting team that defeated Holyoke
are: Phyllis Frederick, leader; John
Lent, Mabel Franklin and Catherine
Oberender (alternate.) These stu
dents have been working for weeks in
preparation for the debate and their
efforts were noticeable last Tuesday
evening at Holyoke.
Haxtun defeated Sedgwick to 0 on
last Monday on the same question.
The Julesburg and Haxtun debating
teams will meet in the near future to
decide the winner of this section Of
,Colorado. The finals will be Asld II
Boulder in May.
Boost the Debaters.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-24
PROGRAM FOR
COMING WEEK
AT HPPODR0NlE

There will be no show at the Hip
podrome Theatre on Monday, Thurs
dav and Friday nights until further
notice. However, there will be a
complete change Of program on each
Sunday, Tuesday and Saturday nights.
The program for the coming week is
as follows:
Tonight Thursday and Friday
no show.
Saturday. January 26th-Charles
Ray in deuce Of Spades," the thrill
ing western production. A First Ma
tional picture. Also Larry Semon
comedy.
Sunday, January 27th-Anita Stew
art in "Question of Honor" The out
door action production of the North
Woods. A First National picture. AL
so Pathe Review and one reel come
dy.
Monday. January 28th-No show.
Tuesday and Wednesday, January
goth and 30th-Constance Talmadge
in east Is West" the comedy drama
from the play by Ernest Shipman
and John Hymes. A First National
picture. Also Pathe News and thu
Aesop's Fables.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-24
w. d. Cannell Passes
Away at Lincoln

Mr. w. D. Cannell, former well
known citizen of Julesburg, but who
has been residing at Lincoln, Nebr.
for the past several years, died at
Lincoln last Thursday night, January
fTtt, .according to telegraphic COM
muuication received here by Mr.. Ben
Franklin Friday morning. We are not
informed as to the cause of Mr.. Can
nell's death. Mr.. Cannell owned con-
siderable property interests in this
community, and since his removal to
Lincoln, he has been frequent visitor
here. The Grit Advocate joins with q
host of friends in extending sympathy
to the bereaved family.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-24
Z. N. CLEVELAND
IS APPOINTED TO
P0STMASTERSHlP

Word was received here Wednesday
from Washington, D. c. to the effect
that Mr.. 2. N. Cleveland, prominent
business man of this city and chair
man of the Republican County Central
Committee, had been appointed post
master at Julesburg to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the death of former
Postmaster Samuel H. Carlson. Mr.
Cleveland has been engaged in n e
drug business in Julesburg for long
term of years, and is prominent in
the business, political and social cir
cles of this community. The Grit-Ad
vocate joins with a host of friends in
extending congratulations to "Cleve"
in his good fortune, and we predict
he will make Julesburg a most eff
cient postmaster. We are not in.
formed as to the exact date he will
take charge of the local office, which
has been in charge of Mrs. VIM. J.
Carlson, as postmistress since the
death of Postmaster S. H. Carlson
few months ago
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-24
s'ALL SEDGWICK COUNTY
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL"

Sunday School Roundup in Sedgwick County will
start the first Sunday in February and until Easter
Sunday April co. 1924. Watch the Grit-Advocate to
the total attending Sunday School each Sunday and how
to Motto
County Sunday School Institute will be held in
Julesburg February 9Th, at the Methodist church. The
afternoon is given to the Chidrens Division Work
in Sedgwck county, and the evening program is of
general nature Everybody is welcome to attend this In
sttute and especially the teachers of the Chidrens D
vision classes in each Sunday School and the parents
the county urged to attend Following is the pro-
gram:
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE
Julesburg Colo, Friday, February g. 1924
Afternoon Session-Chidrens' Division Workers
2l5-Devotiona Service: Mrs J. G. Cavende Secretary
Treasurer of Sedgwck County Sunday School As
socation, Julesburg Colo.
2:3o-Realizing the Mission of the Cradle Roll Mrs
George Woodlands, of Ovid, Colo.
Discussion.
ginners Rev. w. O. Rogers, Pastor of the Con-
gregational Church, Julesburg, Colo.
Discussion.
315-The Worship Program for Primaries, Mrs. j. E.
Menter, Julesburg, Colo
Discussion.
340-How to teach the Junior Graded Lessons Mrs S.
M. Beadle Juesburg, Colo.
Discussion.
Growing up to our Standards, Mrs Ben Franklin,
Sedgwick County Childrens' Division Superintend-
ent
Discussion.
4:30-AdJ0urn.
Evening Session-Geaeral
7:30-Song Service Leader Mr.. Gustav Sprck, Presi-
dent of Sedgwick County Sunday School Associa-
tion
7:45-Address: Why Cooperate, Rev. John Eldridge,
Pastor Methodist Church, Julesburg, Colo.
9:2O-Address The Soul Winning Teacher Rev. George
A. Gebhart, Pastor Church of Christ Julesburg,
Colo.
9:0O-Adjourn.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-24
BASK ETBALL

The S. C. H. s. basketball team de-
feated the Haxtun high school team
Last Friday evening on the S. c. H. S.
floor by the close score of 26 to rs.
The s. C. H. S. girls again registered
a decisive victory by defeating the
Haxtun girls by the score of 27 to 9.
The boys game was evenly contested.
and at no time during the entire game
was the score more than four points
different. The local boys were ham
dicapped somewhat, due to the fact
that several regulars were out of the
lineup. The boys did well, however,
and outclassed the Haxtun five most
of the game.
The girls in defeating Haxtun, reg.
istered their third straight victory Of
the season, They meet the Sedg-
wick girls tomorrow (Friday) evening
at Julesburg.
Sedgwick comes to Julesburg to
play both the boys and girls tomorrow
friday evening in the S. G. II. 5;
gymnasium. Sedgwick has two good
teams and SO we are looking forward
to an enjoyable evening OF the WIN
ter sport.
It is interesting to note that Ster-
ling defeated the Holyoke team last
Friday evening at Sterling. by the
score of 25 to Is. Holyoke plays at
Haxtun this Friday evening.
Julesburg will journey to Sterlng
next Saturday to play the Logan
county high school team there that
evening.
SENIOR NOTES
Philena Frederick
The last game for the girls team
on the home floor will be played FIJI
day evening, January 25th, with Sedg-
wick the opponent. 1t is very regret
able that the Sterling girls have no
team this year. However. the boys
will play Sterling at Sterling on next
Saturday evening.
The game last Friday night wa
very well attended and was well worth
attending. The girls won by a decis-
i've score and the boys held together
30 we'll that it is almost doubtful 10
say which has the better team, Hax-
tun or S. c. H. S. in regard to playing
ability.
The Seniors have all had their pic.
lures taken by the 1-x-L Studio 1ol
the Sedgwitonian. -, -,
A delightful musical comedy, has
0Sen Q0CDQed OH dS tIlc inuoLS -
ture to be given by the 8. c. H. s.
Glee Club during Music Week.
A new semester subject has been
offered by the faculty for this semes.
ter. This subject being Civics. Last
year American History was Offered
and with semester of that and
semester of Civics student will re-
ceive a whole accepted credit.
A meeting Of the Literary Society
will be held in the Auditorium Wed
nesday evening. The program will be
OF Latin nature.
A large number Of students went
to Holyoke Tuesday evening to bo0s1
our debaters. who contested with the
Holyoke debating team on the ques,
ton, "Should The U. S. Government,
Recognize the Soviet Government al
ence?" Julesburg won the debate.
FRESHMEN NOTES
Harl Cleveland
The Freshmen Latin classes have
started on the third declension. By the
time we finish all the declensions we
Continued on page five)
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-24
TUESDAY IS
RECORD DAY FOR
STOCK SHIPMENTS

Last Tuesday, January 22nd, was a
record livestock shipping day in Jules
burg, the following shipments from
this point being made over the Union
Pacific: Earl C. Harris, one load of
cattle to Omaha, Nebr.; Smyth &
Richards, one car load Of hogs to Cal
ifornia; johnson Bros. of the north
table, one car load of hogs to Den
yer; Henry Renquist, one car load of
hogs to Denver and George Clark, one
car load of hogs to Denver. 1t is very
pleasing to note the rapid strides of
progress being made in the livestock
industry in this section.
Miss Amanda Lorensen, who re-
Gently incurred painful but not ser
ious injury to her right arm when
she caught it in wringer, is reported
to be doing nicely. Fortunately there
were no bones broken.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-24
-FOUR MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED DURING PAST VIZ

Four marriage licenses were issued
rom the office of county clerk Mn.
Nellie E. Nichols during the past
week. They are as follows:
Jan. 17-Jesse Bishop OF Ringgod,
Nebr., and Mrs. Maggie Seeley Of
-ryon, Nebr.
Jan. 23-John Tuna of Cotesfied.
Vebr and Fena Jacobs of Cotesfieh,
Nebr.
Jan. 23-Guy Simpson Combs, Her.
shey. Nebr and Alice Ruth Moore Of
North Platte, Nebr.
Jan. 24-Herman F. Kracke, Lodge
'ole. Nebr. and Nina Williams, Oh
osh. Nebr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-09
DEPORTIVAS
(Continua en- la pagina 15)

dad que posee de ser ell team que con
mas patriotismo lucha con sus rivales.
Ademas para llevar pdblico la Liga
del Castillo, no sc necesita perder pri-
moro. La consigna del Ponce, entien-
danlo bien, es la de veneer siempre
que sea possible y la de luchar hasta
que Sc agote la ultima gotta de ener
gia. De ahi que los fans que lie siguen
a todas parties, los que apuestan su
dinero, siempre queden agradecidos y
'nunca atribuyan sus perdidas taju-
reos del club de Pipo.. Con este, nos
parece, dejamos bien en- alto ell presti-
gio de nuestra novena ALA los que
acostumbran hacer esas cosas y AHA
aquellos que tienen necesidad de vivir
en- esa podredumbre.
Asi, pues, rcpetimos que Sc perd o
con esos excelentes jugadores del Are
cibo porque ese es un team tan for
midable y tan potente como cualquier
otro de los que hoy hay en- la isla,
autorizados a ganar con SCORES tan
excelentes como los del domingo. A
nosotros no nos duelen esas derrotas
y ante elias nos inclinamos y las reco-
nocemos. Tampoco diremos que los
umpires fueron los causantes. NADIA
de ESQ.
|
Un telegrama firmado por La Ba-
randilla nos ha sido mostrado por Pi-
po: En- dicho mensaje tefegrafico, Sc
pide algo de las RosCAS recibidas
en- Arecibo. Esta bien seiiores de La
Barandilla. 6Puede saberse para que
dosean Uds. mas roscas cuando Uds
tienen La exclusivi6sad de recibirlas
por partida doble? No busquen tantc
anuncio, caballeros; nj traten de tiral
piedras en- el tejado del vecino cuandc
Uds. poseen tejado de vidrio. Cal
mense traten de yer como arreglar
ESQ de San Juan. Contemplen Ia obrs
que Uds. han hecho, despu6s de pedil
que fuesen ehminados Ciqui, Beitia J
Chato. &
4 Y por ahora, basta. En- otros es
critos seguiremos poniendo los punto;
sobre las les.
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NoTAS DEPoRTIvAS
(Por Andonie)

En- Carolina, pueblo que ha product
do un excelentet grupo de atlstas, Sc
ha constituido una Association Depor-
tiva, la que Sc dedicara estudiar a
jugadores de pelota locales la mis-
ma Association ha organizado una no
vena basebolera uue Sc llamara CARO-
LIMA STAR.
Componen la novena Carolina Star,
los siguientes jugadores: M. A. Mi
Ian, Angel MILAN, I. Rivera, Mateo
Walker, Andres Rivera; Alberto Pc
reg; Manolo Angulo, Herminio Lam
drau, Ernesto Sanchez, Juan Nt1ez,
Antonio de JESUS, Jose Rivera; Pedro
Escut6 y Pedro A. Conde.
Fueron designados los miembros de
Ia Directiva, recayendo los nombramien
tos en- A. Dominguez, Manager;. c.
F. Daniel, Secretario Tesorero vo-
cal Pedro Navarro.
El joven Antonio MILAN, auien du-
rante el pasado curse fue Instructor
Atletico de las escuelas publicas de
Carolina ha sido electo por unanimi-
dad, Captain de la novena, ell educador
Modesto Rivera "Chief Umpire
Pedro Navarro, 'Scorer''
va Sc han ordenado los uniformes
y es tan grande ell entusiasmo que los
amantes del deporte en- la localidad es-
tan enviando Quotas para equipar de
un todo al team ell cual Sc espera
llegue ser uno de los mejores de la
isla dentro de pocos meses.
FL Manager de Ia novena nos reco-
mienda lancemos un reto las siguien-
tes novenas: Fajardo Sugar, Yabucoa,
Ranger, Gurabo Star, FL Yunque, Rio
Piedras, Catafio y cualquiera otra no.
yena de sn- clase, sie1npre que esten
dispuestos uevarlos sus respectivas
Hgas por no reunir Ia de este pueblo
Las condolences necesarias.
Para acordar juegos los Managers
de los demas 'Fteams' deben dirigir-
Sc a: Manager del Team Carolina,
apartado 1905, Carolina.
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ia "FARMELECTRIC"

Repesentante Po Rico: JJ CEBOLLERO Box9 Cayey
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NoTAS DE FoRTALEZA

--El Gobernador ha nombrado al SO
1or Enrique Tristani, Jr., Juez de la
Corts Municipal de Juana Diaz.
Ell Secretario Executive ha ex-
pedido licencia para cazar portar
armas de caza, a los sehores Mario
Mercado, de Ponce, Miguel J. Argua-
ga, de Caguas.
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MoNUMENTo A COLON

FL Gobernador Towner recibi6 un
cablegrama del senior Mendfa, mani
festando que Los Caballeros de Colon
en- SUI asamblea annual aprobaron una
asignaci6n para Ell monumento Co.
lon en- Ell parque que pronto ha de ser
ohjeto de mejoras, cerca de Aguadilla
y Aguada, donde Colon desembarco.
Ell .contrato para Ell monumento sera
otorgado antes de que ell sehor Men
'tiia salga para Europa.
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JUNTA DENTAL ExAM1NADoRA
coNvocAToR1A A ExAMENEs

De acuerdo con 10 establecido por
la Ley, la Junta Dental Examinadora
anuncia examenes para la revalida de
Cirujanos Dentistas, los cuales empe-
zaran verificarse desde ell dia 25 de
agosto del corriente ano, a las nue.
We A. M. en- ell salon de la Junta
ca le de Allen No. 8, Palacio Rojo.
Solicitudes demas documentos de
Ley seran admitidos hasta ell dfa IS
de agosto t6rnlino en- que expira la ad-
mission de. los mismos.
Blancos de solicitudes demas in
formation deseada podra obtenerse en-
la ofcina de la Junta, personalmente
por escrito al Sr. T. Vera Riera..
Enviandose despues de llenos todos
los docunentos al DR.. j. M. Bird,
Presidente de dicha Junta.
DR.. =. M. BIRD.
Presidente.
S2n Juan, P. R.
Agosto 4, 1924.
Advt.
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FLO LES NATURALEs

sQuiere usted conseguir Hermosos
Bonquetsf 7 Bonitas Coronas otros
trabajos artisticos en florSs naturalss
llams al teisfono 800 Santufcs. (Ssov
x9. Martin Pela) y sera atendido pVy
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The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-02

ives.
Mrs. J. ]. Ley was Red Lodge
caller on Sunday.
M. T. Anderson visited with friends
at Joliet on Sunday.
The work of moving the Ocddent
Elevator is progressing nicely. They
now have the office building moved
and expect to have the main building
moved by the Fourth.
Every Sunday Rock Greek is lined
with fisherman. Several good catches
have been reported.
John Rothschiller Of Joliet was q
caller at Boyd on Monday.
n. c. Carpenter Of Billings was in
this vicinity buying hogs this past
week.
Richard Broods of Mossmain Il
working for w. s. Simpson.
Phil Gardner, the enterprising drug.
gist Of Bearcreek was caller in Boyd
on Monday.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-02
LOCAL STORE ROBBED

Our town was molested with robbers
Wednesday night along with the rest
of the neighboring towns that have
each had their turn. Thieves entered
the Peoples Cooperative store some
time after midnight and helped them
selves to fishing tackle, silk shirts,
iewelry, cigaretts and candy. They es-
innate the loss at over a hundred dol
lars. They entered the Bearcreek
Meat Market in the back window,
helped themselvs to cold meats and
then made their way into the adjoin.
ing store through door between the
two stores. AS yet they have no trace
of the robbers.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-02
ENTERTAINED FOR GUESTS

Mrs. Phil H. Gardner was hostess
Thursday at a two o'clock luncheon
complimentary to Mrs. Archie Nor
gan of Billings and Miss Cheryl Pierce
of Joliet. The table was decorated in
pink and white. Wild roses were used
as the centerpiece and pink candles
tied with pink tulle- in crystal candle
holders were used at each end Of the
table. The invited guests were: Mrs.
Leslie Soulsby, and the Misses Jean
MeNeal, Alta Gosnell, Mayme Wright,
Edythe Kane, Sophie Fekety and the
honor guests.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-02
JOLIET NEWS
Especial to The Chroniclel

Charley Eaton left last week for
Rosebud Lakes, where he has en-
ployed for the summer with the Mon
tana Power Company.
Mrs. E. T. Walker delightfully."- en-
tertained the Kinsington at her home
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Emily Sloan visited at the An
derson and Corbett home the first part
of the week.
Misses Genevive and Elsie Pokarney
of Fromberg were callers on Miss
Abby Christopherson on Thursday
evening.
The funeral of Edith Deitz, the
small daughter of Jake Dietz, was held
on Sunday afternoon at the ranch
home. Interment was made in Rock
vale cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Galley Of Chicago
are visiting at the home of Mr.. Caley's
father near Joliet.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Rinker Of Cas-
per arrived Sunday for visit at the
Rinker and Kencher homess.
| Mr.. Peter Kercher has purchased
the shoe shop at Bridger and he ex-
poets to leave for Bridger soon. The
family will move later.
Misses Ambernetta and Tina
Klampe and Mary Roberts, who at
tended school in Billings, visited at
their homes in Joliet over Saturday
and Sunday.
France Christopherson came up
from Billings Saturday morning, re-
turning Sunday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cammock arrived
Saturday from Hardin. They are at
home in the John Pearce residence
on Main street.
Miss Ellen Farrell of Billings Wis
tied over Sunday with Mrs. G. M. Bell.
Mrs. Myrtle Johnson, Mrs. H. B.
Pierce were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Wilcox on Wednesday even
ing.
Little Billie Talmage had the mis-
fortune Thursday, to fall off the porch
and break his arm. He is reported to
be doing nicely.
Mrs. Ehler Meyer, Mrs. DR.. Allen
and Mrs. Luther Smnth were hostess
es to miscellaneous shower in hon.
or of Mrs w. D. Hopkins at the Mey-
err home on Saturday afternoon,
Many beautiful and useful gifts were
received by the bride. The following
guests were invited: Mesdames
Weedman, Gibson, Pierce, Pearce,
Mathwig, Webb, Knapp, Hopkins, Nut
ting, Headington, Johnson, Brophy
Baker, Chappell, Collins, Robertson,
Duffield, Humphrey, M. johnson Gre
well, Elmer Talmadge, Earl Talmadge
Lowering, Byron Bell, George Bell
Dillon, C. McVey, e. McVey, O'Don-
nell Klampe, Anderson, "Honnold, G.
A. w. johnson, Goff, Peterson, Mar
vim, L. l.. Smith. Olson, stella Smith
White Hays, Rinker, Daugfsrty, Hol-
liday, Anderson, Corbett. Lenehan
Seright, Cannon; Misses Abby White
Thelma Hetland, Bessie Duffield, Ma
linda Jensen, Ellen Farrell, Mamie
4 Meyer, Alma Anderson, and Cherry
Pierce.
Miss Abby Christopherson and Mr
w. S. Laughery were callers mt ths
Pakarney home in Fromberg Monda,
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-02

The Camp Fire Girls held dane
ing party at the home of Mrs. s. "
Lord Monday evening complimentary
to Agnes and Sarah McNeal. Dane
ing and singing was INDUCED in until
a late hour when delicious lunch
was served. The guests were Sarah
McNeal, Agnes McNeal, Nell Kane
Johephine Basin, Josephine Chesarek,
Alice Konle, Edith Graham and Ger
trude Mikesell. Mrs. Lord is their
guardian.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-02

Mrs. F. G. Morgan, who has been
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Phil Gardner the past week,
left Monday for Colorado where she
will spend the summer.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-02

William Tweedie entertained his
many boy friends at dinner party
Sunday evening. The guests were
Bob Tweedie, Pete Vedel, August We
del, Bill Tweedit, Martin Hamill,
Clarence Wadsworth, John Thompson,
Tom Mcbride and John Wikesell. The
evening was spent in conversation and
music.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-02

Word was received here this week
by Mrs. A. Blower announcing the
marriage of her son Hossier Graham,
of Bend, Oregon to Miss Vera Morris
of Seattle. They will make their
home in Oregon where Mr.. Graham
has employment.
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evening.
E. w. Talmage was caller in Bill
lings on Monday.
Mrs. E. F. johnson, Mrs. John Wink
Ter, Gladys Lowering, Kathryn John
son and Lewie Hetland were shoppers
in Billings Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brophy and
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-02

Marjorie Christopherson motored to
Cole Cree Thursday evening.
Mr.. A. F. Klampe is employed in
summer following the Leslie Holder
farm on Wilcox Heights.
Konrad Kercher arrived from San
Francisco Sunday for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kercher.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-02

The Misses Helen and Jessie Nc
Mullen, who have been spending few
days at the home of friends at Washoe,
returned to their home in Billings
Tuesday.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-02
Oh, Tahat Kind

( Mrs. Woman: II understand from
Mrs. TaIky tn. her son is an artist
and works for big city publica-
ton"
Mrs. Woman's Friend: "Yes. He
/ is making house-to-house canvass
for them"