The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-25

or in Red Lodge Thursday.
Mrs. John Kane was in Red Lodge
Friday shopping.
Mrs. o. J. Higham Of Belfry was
in town Tuesday.
Velma Sheppard of Billings spent
the week end here with her parents.
Sam Samarisch was business cal
Ter at Billings on Monday.
NJ. Doyle and Tom Freeman were
on their first fishing trip Friday and
Saturday on tn Little Rocky.
Jerry Cohen of Billings was in
town Monday locking after BUSINESS
matters.
Frank Bowan, former chief Of po-
lice, has left for Portland, Oregon,
where he will look for employment.
DR.. j. C. F. Siegfreidt spent sever
al days in Butte last week on bust
ness.
DR.. ]. w. Reed and DR.. ]. G. For
ney were business callers in Belfry
Tuesday.
Ed. Soulsby and Les Soulsby mo-
tored to Billings Sunday, returning
the following day.
Mrs. Sam Samarsich and Mrs.
Crisman were in Billings Saturday
shopping.
Harry Walters went to Billings on
Monday, returning hte same day with
q new car.
Miss Luella Lundberg spent the
week end in Red Lodge visiting her
sister who teaches in the Red Lodge
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Pierce and
daughter, Nancy, Of Joliet were at
the Phil. Gardner home Tuesday eve-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. Gardner spent
several days in Billings and Joliet
this week visiting friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. Mrs. j. c. F. Seigfreidt left
Monday for Roundup where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. H. S. Hopka for
several days.
Mrs. Bert Norris went to Red
Lodge Wednesday to attend Eastern
Star Lodge. From there she will 60
to Luther to visit the Russell ranch
before returning home.
Bearcreek went big for the county
unit Tuesday. The third ward was
100 per cent for it while only four
votes in the other two wards were
cast against it.
Miss Anne Lundberg was very
pleasantly surprised last Friday af-
] ternoon, when her pupils gave par
ty in her honor. Various games were
played after which delicious refresh.
ments were served by the pupils.
The seventh and eighth grades were
given "Weeine Roast" Friday after.
noon by the teacher, Mrs. c. A.. eau
: sey up at the International mine. AT
ter eating they engaged in various
. games until late in the afternoon.
Q The regular meeting of the Womans
: Club was held Tuesday evening at the
: High School. After the business meet.
ing an enjoyable program was given
consisting of the following opera, by
Miss Florence Benson; Author" by
! Mrs. Howell McKinnon. The last Of
the seasons meetings will be nsid or
! May 9th.
4 The Mesdames Spinner, Arvin, Nc,
Kinnon and Norris were the guests o.
Mrs. G. A. Causey Wednesday even
ing at theatre party, compliment
+" tary to Mars. Norris, who leaves soor
Alter the theatre the guests were
for Milwaukee to join her husband
taken to the Spinner home wher,
d they enjoyed real "Chop Suey'
&c lunch.
h The Fortnightly Club gave miscel
: laneous shower Monday evening il
honor of Miss Florence Benson a
: the Norris home. Miss Benson is t,
Y, become a bride in the near future
Al Jack Wright and Margaret Christian
it were the pirates who assisted her il
finding the packages of useful an,
!. beautiful gifts. During the evenin,
Mrs. Straight gave a sketch of Mis-
. Benson's life, which was very clever
= ly composed. About forty of he
: friends were in attendance to he'll,
'e make the evening enjoyable for tn
. honor guest. Punch and waters wer
served during the evening. Miss Ben
g son has been teacher in the Bearcreel
, schools for four years and has give
t good service to all her pupils. 1t /
r with regret that the community lose
4 such a good teacher and friend a
Is she has proven to be. but all 200