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fuerzas desintegradoras de La Ma
turaleza y ante los sfmbolos opresi-
vos de la cultural Podemos anrmar
que el concepto estetico de la vi
IA. TAI vez ell mismo canales no
do psrhiaciones dehnitivas esta
idea cardinal pero ella es la inspi-
radora de las diversas manifesto
clones de su pensamientO.
Al concepto sticO, cOercittvo, re-
gulador, netamente fOrmalista, opo-
MIA el conceptO estetico, expansive,
dinAmico, dc honda virtuahdad dio-
nisiaca. glorihcador de la Vida.
consecuente con su ideologfa,
postulaba la destruction de cuanto
fuera hostll los destinos supremos
del hOmbre. LA vida tiende q me-
lorarse. a superarse, q dilatarse por
zonas mas amplas, a plasmarse en-
realidades mas perfectas. Y cuantO
Sc Oponga = esta expansion vital,
merece nnsstra condemnation.
Lou6 somos en- la actuahdad7
''somos nnhecos, muHeccs rellenos
de ignorancia y pedanteria que la
civilization hace mover acompasa-
damente en- tOrno de unos cuantos
visjisimos prejnieiOs redgiosOs y
s0ciales y morales y jurtdicos, de-
rivadoa do nOciones falsas y barba-
ras dc Ia vida. y que POGO a POGO
nos han lido despOjandO de tOda per-
sOnalidad. +" (PALIQUEs, pag.
il7s).
Mutiiado el espiritu por una edu-
eaci6n esenciaimente utilitaria, So
fceadas las mas generosas expansio-
mes animieas pOr torpes rigOrismos
protocolares, condenados a medrar
q Ia sombra dc prejuicios de cam
panariO, no puede realizarse Ia pie
nitnd de nuestro ser. Por un error
de perspective theological, canali-
xamos nuestras energias pOr cauces
cada veg mas estrechos; nuestra
vision 50 lorna angosta; tendemos
. In dOgmatizaci6n de los princi-
pios; pugnamOs pOr Obstaculizar 81
desarrollo de las ''posibilidades de
intsnsiheacion que pOsee nuestra
vida.
Por ESQ Ia preocupaci6n constan-
te de canales era la liberation del
20. Exasperaba 81 sensibilidad ei
vacno tradicionalismo que hemos
erigidO en- norma de ccnducta
Proclamaba Ia urgencia de una nue.
n valoraci6n de los postulados eti-
COS. esteticos, ecOn6micos y polfti-
cos.
Tai el sentido mkximo de su
obya: labor Dc saneamiento. de hi
gienixaci6n. de aArmacion rctunda
de los fusros del espiritu. de exal-
taci6n vital.
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HuMoR1sTA

Por el acento de originalidad que :
imprimi6 a su obra, Ell humortsmo
de este escritor merece comentario
aparte. Canales sin su humortsmo a.
no hubiera sido uanales. Habia tai :
compenetraci6n entire La fnaidad
maxima dc su pensamiento y el
medic que utilizaba para realizarlas !
que 81 despojaramos su obra de esa e
trascendente simpatfa, de esa hon
da tolerancia intellectual que demo- -ss
minamos humorismo, perder1a su .
attractive, su eficacia, su virtud sua
soria. ts-s.
Decir a los hombres 10 ridfculo
de sus costumbres Y pretender re- =
formar la sociedad, seflalando nue.
vos rumbos sus iniciativas, es. en- ~
dltimo analisis, el objetivo del me- "a
ralista del humorista. Pero, mien
tras ell primero por la adusteZ de
su gesto, la gravedad de sus admo
niciones, ell aire doctoral con que
fulmina sus diatribas, apenas des-
pierta en- nuestro interior serios pro
p0sitos de enmienda, aunque lie de-
mos toda la razon; el segundo, al
reirse de nuestras flaquezas, con
esa risa que NADIA tiene de escarnio
porque emana de un superior SEN
lido de tolerancia, nos induce ale
jarnos de 10 rfgido, de los ideales -
incompletos, de los doses falsos. Lo
ridfculo es ineonsciente. Somos ri e-'.
dfculos por tradici0n. Hemos here
dado infinidad de formulas ritmos o.
IDEAS que juzgamOs la quintaesen
cia de la sabidurfa usuffuctua- SIS
mos este vasto caudal hereditarfos -
hasta que la risa de alguien nos re- :
vela La comicidad de nuestras cos-s.is*
tumbres. instituciones e ideales. Es- -
to csnfirma la observation de- Henri
Fergson: ''un hombre rid1eulo, dess :
de ell instante en- que adyierte sH9 q
ridiculez, trata de modiflcarse,e all ~
menos en- 10 externo" (LA RIsA. =
pdSiHd ZoJ. .@G
De aquf deriva la eficacia del hu-asss,
morismo. Here mas hondamente
nuestro inteIecto la carcajada tras-
cendental de Bernard Shaw que la
moral puritana de Marden y Urine,
y aun que La moral cosinica de-
Kant y@s@
Canales, buen psicologo, utiliz6
siempre ell instrumento mas eficazs -
Su humorismo era sano. penetran-
te, lleno de humana intencion de
sal atica. A yeces elevaba ell tone.
a la categorfa de 10 ironico. pero -
nunca descendfa 10 ehistoso,s aca--e
50 por 10 que hay de basto y supers
lffcial en- el chiste Su genio NADIA
tenfa de epigramatico.
Vicente GEIGEL POLANCO.
1aO-
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coNcEPTo EsTETfco DE Ia
VIDA

kcu4l e. 81 pensamisnto fanda-
mental IL idea madse De las aeti-
vidades idsoloyieas Dc este escEA-
teri tonkl el impulse oEiginaEio.
Il llama vlrtuoss cue enciends to-
aas sue rsbeldsas. u hanaa eoErisn.
- suhleExanea qua fecundian ,
exuita y a. surersoE nentido as uni.
dsa. a. tofallrnci6n q 50 shEa hs-
tsr6clltaq fcnki " aonnspte bhaa.
q enc lnnainca nn nctitnd ants Ia
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EscEPTIcIsMo cREADoR

EscEPTIcIsMo cREADoR
Este aspecto de la psicologia de
Canales (su tendencia contempla-
tiva) explica su escepticismo.
Esceptico, no precisamente por Ell
"vanitas vanitatum'' de los seres
Y de las cosas: basta recordar sus
preocupaciones culturales, su afan
de dilatar La personalidad, su annie
10 de constante superaci6n. Su es-
cepticismo no derivaba de los IL
bros, sino de la Nat1raleza, del
tragico cotidiano, del choque del
Ideal con la Reandad, de las pc
quefias ironias de La vida, que
tanto deleitaban Montaigne.
Contemplar este ''mare mag
num- de pasiones, instintos y con-
trariedades que es nuestra existen-
cia; ahondar en- ell eterno duelo de
10 elevado y 10 mezQmno, despojan
donos antes de esta carga inutil de
prejuicios y atavismos que gravi-
ia sobre nuestra conciencia, es de-
cir, SENTIR la reahdad en- su ira
gica desnudez, en- su dolorosa bru-
talidad. eS empezar a ser eScepticoS,
no porQue repita nuestro corazon
ell verso terrible que Ell Dante vie
ra escrito en- las puertas del infer
no, no porque creamos en- la infini-
ia vacuidad de todo, no porQue
juzguemos agotadas las posibilida-
des de perfection de la estirpe, 81
no, al contrario, porque contiamos
en- los destinos superiores del hom-
bre, porque advertimos potislmas
reservas de energia en- 10 mas hon.
do del alma colectiva, porque cree
mos en- la renovation perenne de
los conceptos y en- La perfectibili-
dad de la vida humana FL escep-
tico intuye ell advenimiento de al
go mejor. Recuerdese que escepti-
CO incredible no son terminus ST.
nonimos. Yerra quien reputa ne
gatlvo todo escepticismo. Ell ver-
dadero, ell sabio, Ell que procede del
comprender y del sentir, es sustain
cialmente constructive. Claro esta
que la creaci6n de nuevos valores
implica La destruction de otros. No
es possible formular una nueva con-
cepei6n de La etica, por ejemplo, sin
demoler concepciones anteriores.
Pero este es secundario: 10 funda-
mental es La belleza, la originalidad,
la verdad del nusvo concepto.
FL verdadero escepticismo es
creador. Por consiguiente, su ma
nifestaci6n primigerlia es destruc-
tiva. Apunta errores; sefiala i'm
perfecciones; pone de relieve 10 fal-
so, 10 anodino, 10 ridfculo, 10 tri-
vial; destaca las lepras sociales.
Pero embellishments surge su mani
festaci6n ediflcante. Puntualiza Ell
NAL y ofrece ell cauterio; abre in
mensas perspectivas; dice La pala-
bra capaz de redimir los hon.
bres; bosqueja la maravillosa c1u-
dad del porvenir.
Esceptico, en- este alto sentido
del vocablo, era Nemesio R. Ca
males.
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Dos nOtableS alumnas del COIegiO del......
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possible. Mama Y tres de nosotras
fbamos con dos italianos muy sim
paticos, uno sobre todo que habla
ba ademas de su idioma, frances,
ingles, espafol Y aleman muy bien,
asf es que era facil entenderse.
Nos ayudo a sacar cross word puzz
les, Y ratios hablando y otras
veces durmiendo Sc iba pasando la
noche. De pronto sc arm0 la pelea
del siglo en- el departamento en- que
iba papa. Sc creyeron que era fran
ces v no Sc que cosas dijeron de
Francia Y lie querfa un tipo guitar
eel asiento. Al nombre de Francia
dos franceses que iban con papa le
cayeron encima al hombre Y tuvie-
ron que intervenir hasta los "ca-
rabibieri'. Despues todo continue
en- paz continuamos la noche pa
sando .t1neles cada mOmento.
Quizas pasarlamos mas de sesenta.
A las ocho va sc divisaba Roma.
Que algeria! Sc reaIizaba nuestro
sueno"
IIasta aquf una de las nifas, Y
continda la otra;
"Al pasar el Tfber nos acorda-
mos de la cancidn del drama de
Santa Filomena y empezamos can
tar:
I'll Tfber detlene su corriente mansa
Llegada al conventO:
Ina de las hermanas nos fue a
recibir a la estaci0n y despues de
aeomodar los equipajes salimos en-
tres taxis para el convento. Toda
la Comunidad (solo son seis) nos
esperaba en- ell jardincito de entra-
Gia, que por cierto tiene mas rosas
preciosas, Y en- seguida subimOs
instalarnOs. Ell inico Inconvenience
es la escalera, que es de mArmol
blanco muy bonita, pero demasiado
larga. Son "a eScaiOnes bastante
empinados Y hay que bajarlos SUI
blrlos para ir al comedor Y a la ca
pilla, asf que ESQ constituye IN
buen ejercicio para no perder la II
nea.
Tenemos misa Y bendiei0n todos
los dias v tambien comulgamos ca
81 todas cast a diario, pues los
dias de mucho ajetreo nos levanta-
mos un POGO mas tarde para teneT
mas fuerzas.
Por mi parte, como estamos fren-
te San Juan de Letran (San Clio
vani Laterano) prefiero aprovechar
mi estancia en- Roma v en- lugar de
DIR misa comulgar en- una capi-
llita, prefierO atravesar una especie
de jardfn que tiene delante e ir a
Ia basflica, donde dicen diez do
ce misas a un mismo tempo, Y, en-
mi altar favorito, que es dOnde es-
til Ia mesa de la Ultima Cena, casi
siempre la dice an obispo muy
amable.
Tambien enfrente esta la escala
Santa, por donde hace un par de
dlas subimos los trece de rodillas.
Aquf las hermanas sc desviven por
atendernos.
Respecto a la comida, aunque sea
prosaico. lie dire que todo, son ma
carrones. queso. mantequilIa fru
tas: especialmente queso Sc come
aquf con todo.
- "a
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Mayo "a


Los billetes que nos dieron para
la canonizaci5n eran bastante ma.
los. Para esas fiestas 'dividen la
Iglesia en- grandes cuadros con ba-
randas de MADEIRA dejando en- ell
centro I'm pasillo ancho Los sitios
mas cercanos a la confession, que
es el nombre que Sc da al altar del
centro. que esta de espaldas al pd-
blico y donde solo oficia el Papa,
Sc llaman ''posti reseryati" y cues
Ia mucho conseguirlos. Esos tienen
bancos. pero los demas tienen que
lIevar banquetas.
A nosotros nos dieron dos ''posti
reservati', Y los demas. cinco al fin
de la basflica Y cinco los lados,
que es un puesto desde donde no
se re absolutamente .nada. FL saba
do. es decir. la yfspera estabamos
IN pot6 descnrazon6d6s. pues des-
pn6s de un viaje tan largo. los Gin
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Era. on verdad, una q
pecie do fil6sofo mundane /.
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de bestia. La rebellion es la actitud
propia del hombre.
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Ell PRoBLEMA SOCIAL

Ell PRoBLEMA SOCIAL
IC6mo enfocaba Ell problema So
cial?
La function basica de La sociedad
moderna es producer. Pero es tai
la orientaci6n que ella ha impreso
la pIutocracia, que esta mAxima
production no conduce al abarata-
niento de los objetos de consume,
sino la formation de capitales.
De esta acumulaci6n de capital
deriva la injusta sistematizac1on
del privilegio que caracteriza La ci-
vilizaci6n burguesa, Ell parasitismo
de las classes benefciar1as y La pau
perizaci6n del proletariado. Las re-
laciones economicas han alcanzado
tai signihcacion, que no es possible
negar su primacia en- la evolucion
historical de las sociedades.
Esta exaltaci6n de los factores
economics irritaba Canales. Por
ESQ su vida fue una continua pro-
tesla contra este medic social ro-
foso y absurdo que nos pone a to-
dos en- La necesidad de no tener
otra preocupaci6n seria que La eter-
ma preocupacion fundamental sea
de naturaleza economical; que ten
gamos, por imperative categ6rico de
esta civilization estupida, que pre-
terri las cosas del espfritu para sa-
tisfacer las necesidades de mas
acentuada materialidad?
La pobreza es uno de los profile
mas que demandan mas rapida So
lucion. "Por ser pobres hijos Gre
cen enclenques y enfermos, sin san
gre en- las venas, sin luz en- la men
te; por ser pobres nos venos for
zados vender nuestro sudor un
precio cada vez mas bajo aniqui-
lando asf la incipiente rebeldia de
nuestros hermanos en- huelga; por
ser pobres convertimos los suburbios
de las grandes ciudades en- un in
menso, fetido hacinamiento de ha-
rapos y desechos, y lastima Y ho-
rrores; por ser pobres mirarnos con
bestial indiferencia el avance del
pensamiento en- la ciencia, el riiti-
lar de Ia belleza en- el arte; por ser
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ship. His only really decisive defeat
in his mat career was at the hand Of
Ed ("Strangler") Lewis, generally rec
ognized as the present titleholder.
To give you an idea Of what remark.
able physical condition the elderly
Zbxyszko is in-glance at the above
picture. 1t shows the Polish star at
the left, just before he tackled and
defeated the giant Wayne Big" Mum
lat right in two straight fall of eight
and four minutes respectively. Mum
at that time weighed some 200 pounds
and lowered fully a head above
zbyszko.
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A cabaret party was given Saturday
evening at the Gardner Drug, compli-
mentary to several out of town guests
visiting in town. Dancing was in
dnlged in until midnight. Those at
tending were the Misses Anne Thomp-
SON. Agnes McNiel, Dorothea Foster,
Margaret Sewell, Josephine Basin,
Nayme Irvine, JEANETTE Murray, Anna
May Lowman, Anna Francis, Marion
Tillman and Maude and Lucille
Wright, and Dorothy Leavens, of Bill
lings and Leona and Claude Whitehead
and Tom Cummings, of Stockett, and
Andy Laird. John Sommerville, Alex
Mcdonald, Phil Noble, Bill Tweedie,
key Mcdonald, Alex Laird, Harold
Bolton, Jumbo Bakah, Joe Wright
and George Wright, and Mesdames
Howell, Mickinnon and Whitehead.
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Wrestlers come and wrestlers GO
but it looks like old Stanislaus Zbysko
tangled mess that now involves the
heavyweight championship, with
claims to the title being filed by half
a dozen different athletes-the story
of Zbyszko's career in the ring is
like breath Of fresh air. Inspiring.
Remarkable.
Although more than 30 years Of
age, the veteran Poles great physique
and strength is nothing short of phe-
nominal. He has tackled and defeated
the youngest, the strongest and the
heaviest of mat experts and come
within just one rung Of the champion
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The Powell ball tossers beat ths
Besrcreek Miners Sunday at Powell
by u score Of Fl to /. The Miner.
pitching staff was crippled and they
started young Reid, who has beer
pitching for the Bearcreek Junior
team. The beet growers knocked
Reid from the mound in the sixth in
ming after having been held to four
runs. Wadsworth, carrying a sore
arm, relieved Reid and he in turn was
replaced by Demore, the third sacker.
Demore failed to stop the batting on
slaught and was relieved by Frank
Chesarek, one of the Bear Greek root
ers.
Only thirty Miners faced Vaught,
the Powell twirler. He pitched air.
tight ball, holding the visitors to five
hits. Demore who made Bearcreek's
lone run was the only miner to reach
second base The Powell aggregation,
who boast of the fastest team in
Northern Wyoming, will give Bear
creek = return game next Sunday on
the local diamond This promises to
be real ball game as the Miners are
out for revenge.
Batteries for Powell were vaught
and Rzrkr. Batteries for Bearcreek
Reid Wadsworth, Demore, Chesarek
and Tutum.
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Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Gardner enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening. Table
decorations we're in yellow and green.
The table was centered with basket
of nasturtiums tied with green tulle.
The color scheme was carried out in
the place cards and nut cups. The
evening was spent playing bridge. The
guests of the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Proudlock. Mrs. c. West,
Ray Smith and Gene Swan, of Billings,
and DIR. and Mrs. j. C. r. Siegfriedt.
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Word has been received here by the
frienos Of Miss Winnifred Tillman that
she lis now in training in the Chicago
Memorial hospital and is progressing
very rapidly. She also reports that
her mother, Mrs. William Tillman, who
recently underwent an operation, is
recovering very nicely.
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A Calculating Miss.

Aunt-When you marry, my dear,
marry a man of worth.
Niece--Worth how much Boston
Transcript.
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The Bearcreek Nest Market, form
erly owned by William Tillman, has
been purchased by Fred Thomas and
will be run under his management in
the future. Mr.. Thomas up to this
time was employed in the Union Meat
Market. He will retain his market in
the COOPERATIVE store where it is now
located Mr.. Tillman and family will
move to Glendive where he has pur-
chased part interest in meat market
at that place The csamnnity regrets
losing the Tillmans.
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main here this winter.
Dick Price, Of Butte is spending
few days at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Price and his brother, Elmer
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Van Dyke
and Mrs. Sullivan of Harlowtown are
spending . few days at the William
Noble home.
George Sucker, Paul Van, Robert
Rhind and Dean Forney spent Thurs
day fishing on Little Rocky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gregory and fam
lily spent several days last week fish.
ing on East Rosebud.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Ricketts, and
family, Of Red Lodge are spending
the week end in town.
d. F. Riggs and son of Kansas City
were in town Friday on business.
Mrs. Ed Garrett spent last week at
the Ben Eckloe ranch near Clark, Wyo.
Ned Townsend spent Sunday at East
Rosebud visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Foster and family
spent Sunday on the Clarks Fork river.
Mrs. Frank johnson is spending
several days this week in Billings.
Frank Sumicek was in Bridger on
buiness Thursday.
Mrs. Jay Babcock was the guest of
friends in Bridger Tuesday.
mr.. ana mrs. Edgar beali and FAM
lily spent Wednesday at Cody.
Sheriff John Albert, of Red Lodge
was in town a short while Monday.
R. M. Lord and George McNiel were
in Red Lodge Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Gardner were
shoppers in Red Lodge Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sconfeuxa
spent Sunday at East Rosebud
Norman linn, of Roundup, was at
tending to business here Monday
r. ID. Scott and Matt Bailey, of Red
Lodge were in town a short while on
Sunday.
Miss Mary Dempster, of Billings
spent the week end at. the parental
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclellan, of
Chance spent Sunday at the home off
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mcclellan.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Richardson spnt
Sunday at Mystic Lake.
Mrs. Martin Hamill la lii at a has
oital In Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sasich and fam
ly spent Sunday at Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robel, John
Neckety and Kenneth Poderjay spent |
is Shoulders to the Matt
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Mike O,Brien returned Sunday from
Mullin, Idaho, where he has been the
past few months. He expects to re-
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Or. and MR. J. c. r. Siegfrisdt, Mr..
Mrs. r. N. Lord. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Sasieh and c. r. Hamrick attended
the banquet given In Red Lodge Sat-
urday evening complimentary T. Sen.
B. X. Wheeler.
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Sen. b. T. Wheeler was in town =
short while Sunday and shook hands
with his friends He was accompanied
to Billings BY Mr.. and Mrs. r. n.
Lord who returned the following day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Ferry and Miss
Minnie Tweedie spent the week end
fishing on the Saltwater.
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William Beeney retained Tuesday
from Sheridan where he went to take
Mrs Beeny and the children, where
they went to visit with Relatives for
several weeks
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Mildred Peterson. the seven year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pet
erson, underwent m operation for the
removal of her tonsils In Red Lodge
hospital Friday. She is recovering
very rapidly.
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Frank Chesarek, who has been en-
ployed on ranch near Chance, re-
turned home Friday.
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Bear Creek
Items.

Miss Maude Wright, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, has been = guest Of her brother,
George, at the Lamport ranch the past
week. She is taking q course in
nursing in Cleveland and is spending
her vacation here.
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AL Gallineaux, and daughter. Helen,
of Billings were attending to business
here Saturday
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Godfry Sumicek left Thursday fan
Boyd where he will be employed the
rest of the summer
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Reid and Mrs.
Louis Sasich and family spent several
days last week fishing en- the Still
water.
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Mrs. Tom Holley, of Cascade, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Noble.
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Mrs. K. Kelso was a guest at the
George Youst home Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Kelso resides In the I'm
perial Valley In California.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Hardy were wsek
end guests at the Chris Becklen hnme
in Red Lodge.
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was done.
Buford Yonst spent the week end at
the home Of his parentss Mr.. and Mrs.
George Youst. He is employed on .
ranch near Chance.
Mr.. MetcaK and two daughters, lone
and Irene Of Red Lodge were calling
on friends here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leslie and Mr..
and Mrs. Les Sell, of Great Falls, ar
rived at the McKinnon home Monday
evening to spend few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Luke Miller and Ed
die Kukura returned Tuesday from a
few days camping trip on West Rose
bud.
Robert Wakenshaw left Saturday
of Boyd where he will be employed
on ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Frasure were
dinner guests at the Howell McKinnon
home Thursday evening.
Mesdames T. e. Frasure and Elmer
Price were shoppers in Red Lodge
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Hardy and
daughter were dinner guests Tuesday
evening at the Roy Wadsworth home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Arvn and
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-07-30

Miss Gwendolyn Irvina who has
been visiting 1t the Mckay Doyle
ranch the past week, rsturned homo
Thursday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-07-30

Mrs. Sassa, of Ledgewood, NJ. d.,
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Sam Alexander
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-07-30

Alex Young, Jr.., returned home Fri
day from two weeks visit at his
grandmothers, Mrs. Dalxiell.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-07-30

Byron Downward and Robert Pryde
were attending to subiness i'm town
Wednesday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-07-30

Norman linn, of Roundup, was at,
tending to business here Monday