The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-04
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County Attorney John Hays was IN
town Tuesday attending to business.
M. Lord made a business trip TO
Billings Tuesday.
Art Cox, of Billings, was in town
Monday.
Alex Fairgrieve liked to and from
Red Lodge on Tuesday, attending to
business matters while in town.
John Costellitz and Melo Janco-
vich were visitors in Red Lodge
Tuesday.
Mr.. Michinovich was resident OF
this place a number Of years before
moving to Idaho.
Mrs. Fred Christian made her
weekly trip to Belfry Saturday to
conduct her music class at that place.
H. s. Haskinson left Tuesday for
Wallace, Idaho, where he will be en-
ployed this summer.
S. e. Weimer of Billings, has
been in town the past week repair
ing the pianos around town.
M. Doyle returned home Friday af-
ter having spent several days in
Billings.
Sophie McClusky is again in very
poor health, suffering from heart dis
ease.
Tom Brayant left last week for
Tennessee, having been callel there by
the serious illness of his brother.
G. P .Hamrick was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kane on
Sunday.
Mesdames Lodge, and Joyce, Of
Washoe, were in town shoppag Sat-
urday.
Mrs. J. Flanningan, of Billings,
was the guest Of Mrs. Foster the
first of the week.
Mrs. ]. Babcock was a guest at din
ner at the Straight home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. A. Turnbill and family spent
the week end at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Brainer.
James White left Tuesday morn
ing for Portland, Oregon where hi
has found employment.
Dir. and Mrs. ]. w. Reed and H. C
Reed were entertained at dinner a
Rev. Warmers on Friday evening.
| Raymond Mikesell, who has besl
in California a short time, returned
home Thursday.
| O. c. Ager came up Friday nigh
from Billings to assist at the sale a
the Ager Mercantile Co.
| Walter johnson was in town Mon
day from Billings attending to bust
ness.
| Friends Of N. Confetti will be in
terested in learning that he is nov
mployed in the foundries at Pontiac
Michigan.
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Forney enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Forney n
dinner Friday. The evening wa
spent at cards.
Mrs. Van Wrinkle is visiting at tn
, j. Harry Wright home before leavinI
for the west to join Mr.. Van Wrinkle
[ who departed for Washington tire
, weeks ago.
The Misses Halfacre, Anne Lund
berg, Benson, Anderson, and bought
and Mrs. Lord were delightfully."- er
tertained at the home of Mrs. ia
Babcock on Friday evening.
Miss Muriel Graham, who teach
ing near Joliet was home Saturda
and Sunday. On Monday she wer
to Red Lodge to attend the Teacher
Institute at that place.
Robert Curdy left Tuesday fc
+ Bozeman, where he will visit relative
t and seek employment. The commur
t ity regrets losing such good citize
n as Mr.. Curdy and hopes his departul
4 will not be permanent.
: The Woman's Club entertaine
I; their husbands on Tuesday evening {
!, the Lamport Hotel, the occasion b
/, ing in the form Of lizard Times
$ party. Everyone in attendance woi
their favorite costume which cause
much merrinent for tn entire crow
0. G. Ager, proprietor Of the Az,
Mercantile Company, has sold pra
: tically all Of his remaining stock /
Charles Else Of Chance. Mr.. Ag,
: win close his store entirely this wee
and hereafter viii devote his cntii
. time to the automobile business
I Billings where he is located.
The Sophomores entertained Il
'e entire high school on Tuesday ever
k ing at an april Fools" party at IL
high school gymnasium. The ever
e ing was spent in dancing, supp,
5, served at midnight. The Nigl
7 Hawk orchestra furnished the musi
Something more than the usual