The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-15

The Beartooth Jewelry is showing
an attractive line of early period sill
verware and china. The display OF
coins and spoons belong to M. j.
Wooden; silver tray belongs to Mrs,
Ed Draper; vine gobIets and colonial
dishes are the property of Mrs. Chas
Draper; early period silver belong to
Mrs. j. +. Brophy; old silver and
china belong to Mrs. s. ]. Dobson;
Mrs. #. z. Whicher is the owner of
silver spoons of the Revolutionary
period; n Castlewood teapot of the
period Of 1S04-20 belongs to Mrs. viii
liam Freakes as we'll as an old Willow
ware teapot stand. Mrs. James Leslie
is the owner of some old English china
and a number Of old watches Of the
year 1903 belong to Mr.. Dobson.
Richel Millinery Is showing an In
teresting line Of quilted spreads and
silk bedspreads, donated by Mrs.
Suggs, Mrs. Lamport, Mrs. Tinkcom,
Mrs. r. II. Alden. Mrs. II. Richel and
Mrs. c. P. Keyes A quilted spread,
owned by Mrs. J. A. Newman was
made a hundred years ago by Mrs,
Newman'a great grandmother. An
other quilted spread was made by Mr.
John Chapman's mother years before
John Chapman was born.
Beautiful silk portieres, made by
Mrs. Richel's mother Mrs. Bunday,
are attracting much attention. They
are unusual because Of their bright
colors and perfect design. Two of the
quilts show were made by Mrs. Bun
day also.
The Style shoppe il displaying a
number Of interesting early period
hats and shirtwaists through the cour-
tesy Of the Gage Bros. Of Chicago.
The Sawyer Company window is at
tractively arranged with a line OF
Montana made products including
sugar manufactured by the Great
Western Sugar Company; Sawyer
bread, -four and coffee; wheat fakes
made in Bozeman and butter made In
Sweet Grass county.
Lewis Portrait Studio IL showing O
line Of old-fashioned photographs and
also number Of modern pictures.
Rydberg, the Jeweler, is exhibiting
interesting Swedish coins, postage
stamps, money folder made In l7Os
ancient cut glass, and piece of early
Swedish needlework that has been In
the Rydberg family since 1925. An
early provincial dress owned by Mar
garet Souders is also displayed.
The Red Lodge Electric Company
has an up-to-the-minute display Of
radio batteries, an Atwater Kent radio
and Radiola 25. The CoIIy auto bat
terry, invented and manufactured ex.
clusivelys by the Red Lodge Electric
company is a feature of their window
display.
A collection of Indian stone-age
relics, skinning knives, stone knives
and other specimens Of Indian work Ii
shown in the window Of the Home
Grocery, which have been collected BY
o. j. Salo, Waino Salo and Elmer Sale
since 1907. Most Of these have beer
found in Montana In Big Horn county
Yellowstone and Carbon county. A
few Of the odd relics have been found
in Wyoming. Among the most inter
esting specimens Of Indian work are
two peace pipes which we're found
near Red Lodge. Specimens Of trout
flies, made by Waino Salo, are also
shown. o. J. Salo Ia showing some
beautiful agates found In Big Horn
county The window is arranged with
fine exhibit OF extra large potatoes
displayed by the Clearcreek Potato
Growers Club.
Jeffery Hardware Company is show
ing an interesting electrical display Of
toasters and other cooking utensils
and the Crosley radio.
The Model Drug Company window
lis attractive and II arousing consider.
able interest in their display Of Indian
bsadwork, pipes, dishes and other rart
pieces Of handiwork and carving.