The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-16
LUTHER ITEMS


I'D Hood, owner Oh the hoscoe-Abs-
arakee Telephone line and his assis-
tant came over from Roscoe last week
and were guests at the French home.
Mr.. Hood is In favor Of connecting the
Farmers Line with the Roscoe-Absa-
rakee line.
Homer Rice took team of horses
down to the Rooney ranch near Rob-
erts Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hutton came out
from Red Lodge Thursday to help Mr..
Hutsell brand.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Obert of Red
Lodge end their sons Bertrand and
Kenneth spent Sunday here visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Linley and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edward of Red
Lodge were Luther visitors Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Hennifin and Mrs. Otis
Hash were guests at the Branger home
in Rosebud Canyon Sunday.
Homer Rice has been employed by
John Chapman to work the Gibo ranch
between Bridger and Golden. Thomas
Rice and he left for that place early
Monday morning with their household
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Vincent and Mr..
and Mrs. George Russell motored to
Red Lodge Saturday.
Grandma Highly has been quite sick
the past few weeks with an attack of
dropsy which has effected her heart.
Arthur Highly returned from the
{. Billings Polytechnic the first of the
month.
Miss Alice Boggio returned to Red
Lodge with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ed
wards and will visit at their home for
few days.
Lyle Hutton was Luther visitor
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Long were
trading in Red Lodge Monday.
Miss Marion Linley visited in Red
Lodge the first of the week.
j. G. Pogue was Red Lodge visi.
tor Sunday and Monday.
Bobbing the hair is in vogue here
Older ladies as well as the younger
ones are adopting the style. 1t is the
question now, Who Next?
Mrs. Wesley Waters and little sor
Wesley visited at her parents Satur-
day.
Preston Clapper has been rushing
his seeding and between hours, at day
break, he and Mrs. Clapper have beer
planting a large bed Of ever-bearine
Strawberries.
Mrs. Julius Schrader will entertain
the Ladies Aid at her home Wednes
day afternoon, May Fl.
Contractor Howard Lyle of Billings
has been camping the last week with
his men in the Rosebud Canyon where
they are taking out headgate in the
Rosebud, for the Rosebud-Red Lodg,
Irrigation Ditch.
Mrs. viii Updegraff's sister Mrs
George Hamon and her husband ar
: rived here last week from near Bis
: Sandy, Montana where they sold thei
! ranch. Mr.. Hamon has purchased tn
I" Updegraff interest in the Red Lodg
: Pool Hall.
Four fresnos and two plows starte,
work on the cut below Louie Hyem'
the first Of the week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and thei
Il daughters Harriet and Louise move
onto the Anderson ranch Friday 0
II last week. Mr.. Stewart is putting i
II the crop there.
II Dell Cortner's team ran away on
II day early last week The team be
I came frightened by a car. Mr.. Cort
II ner was thrown from the wagon an
/ sustained broken leg. He is receiy
II ing treatment in Red Lodge hospita
II MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Burnett wer
j trading in Red Lodge Saturday.
Reverend Mr.. Peck delivered an II
: teresting sermon on Mothers day 8
the Methodist church. After the SCI
II vices Mrs. Peck pinned carnatio
and fern leaf on each of the mother
II present at the services.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stewart of IL
II Lower volney were here Tuesday a
ternoop- Mr.. Stewart was havin
II blacksmith work done at Sorlies' ar
II Mrs. Stewart visited with Mrs. '
II L. Luther.
II Clarence Stewart of Roundup can
II up last Saturday to visit at the hon
of his brother Frank Stewart on 10y
err Volney. He returned Monday vi
Red Lodge.
II 1t has been announced that Distri
Superintendent Edgington and Supe
intendent of Sunday Schools, Andre,
Of the Methodist Church will adore
II II a n