The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11
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in Red Lodge.
Mrs. J. C. F. Siegfriedt was a visit
or in Red Lodge Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Norris were red
Lodge visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Ager kho have
been in town TO several days, left on
Sunday for Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bozone, OF Billings
are spending the week in town visit
ing Mrs. Becomes parents.
Miss Ellen Thompson and Miss
Margaret Campbell were shopping in
Red Lodge Saturday.
Daniel McCorkle left Wednesday
for Powell where he will attend to
business matters for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas were
Monday morning for Joliet where they
expect to remain this summer.
Mrs. Sam Samarsich and Mrs.
Crisman were Red Lodge shoppers
Monday.
M. and Mrs. Fred Thomas were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Townsend Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Kukura left Monday for
Billings where she has secured en-
ployment.
Ned Laird had the misfortune to
crack several of his ribs Saturday at
Smith mine, whree he is now employ
ed.
Frank Bowman, who has been
Chief of Police the past several
months, resigned Monday and expects
to leave soon for the west.
A dance was given here Saturday
night at the Lamport Hotel by the
Sterling Trio. A large crowd was in
attendance and all report very en-
joyable evening.
Cally Ramsey, who has been EN-
ployed in the barber business here for
some time, left Tuesday for Washing
ton to visit relatives and seek new
location.
Mrs. VIM. Noble leaves Saturday
for Harlowtown, where she will visit
her mother, who is very i'll. From
there she will go to Wallace, Idaho
where she will join her husband who
has employment at that place.
/ George Msrkum. representing the
Lincoln Paint and Varnish Co, was a
guest at the P. II. Gardner home
Monday night. Mr.. Markum is a life
long friend of Mr.. Gardeners, both
having been raised in the Same town
in Michigan.
Following the election Of Peter
Pryde to the Office of Mayor, Monday
number of friends gathered at the
Pryde home to help celebrate. At q
late hour lunch was served. Among
the guests were: Messrs, and Mes
danes Frasure, McKinnon, Arvir
Camp, Confetti, Lord and Mrs
Noble.
: Last Saturday the Ager Mercantile
was purchased by Mr.. and Mrs. F. X
Richardson of this place. They ex.
pect to have a complete line of dry
goods and an entire new shipment
will soon arrive. MIR. and Mrs. Rich,
] ardson have been in business here fol-
some time and know the likes of the
!. people of this community and expect
to please everyone. Miss Jean Nc
: Neal will remain as an employee in
:. their store.
Last Saturdays school election
brought out one of the largest votes
8 ever polled at an election Of trustee:
I in the local district. Alex Young
Y miner candidate for the three year
term, won out over DR.. ]. G. Forney
: dentist, by vote of 1874 to 90 while
= John Castellitz, proprietor of tn,
: Home Supply Co., captured the on,
1
: year term fom t. e. Frasue, garag,
8 owner, by lib to 100 count. Messrs
e Young and Castellitz with Robert C
e Curdy, the follower member, viii
I comprise the board of trustees fol
: District No. 81 during the coming
year.
9 Mrs. Dave Mckee entertained 1
e number of her daughters friends OF
i Tuesday evening in honor of hel
e thirteenth birthday. The evening wal
spent playing games and dancing un
e til late hour when luncheon wal
e served consisting Of sandwiches, cake
s ice cream and coca. The invited guest
It were Jean Alexander, Anna Hastia
IS Madeline Becklen, Margaret Hamil
y ton, Lizzie McNeal, Ida CONFETTI
o Janette hurry, Freda Morrow, Lauri
d Miller, Geraldine Crissey, Eva Reed
E, Marie Spinner, Wayne Irvine, Heller
e Lozar, Helen Noble, lola Naglich ant
k Helen Forney.
ri The eighth grade debaters defeat
e ed the Red Lodge team at that plac