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The Washington times., 1925-03-20
Dinner Etiquette

nEAR MRS BEECKMAN:
ID Il am having dinner
very shortly. There will be
four girls and four boys. It will
not be at my home. / have sent
out invitations and received ac-
ceptances. Should call MP my
guests and tell them I am glad
they are coming?
Q. Should each Of the boys re-
nav the hostess by a date?
8. Should / have the evening
planned? Should / make a sug.
gestion to go to a dance or movie
after dinner? Would It be my
place to pay for the movie or
: dance?
AZ when eating chicken should
the chicken be all cut up, or
should one piece be cut at a time?
Should the knife be placed on the
ROSEMARY.
NNHIS would, Of course, be q
very friendly thing to do, but
it is not necessary.
2. think that you should not
begin your party plans and your
hospitality spirit with this give
and.take point Of view.
8. You should have the evening
planned, especially since your
party is not at home. You should
have some definite amusement In
mind and make arrangements to
take your guests. AS the hostess
you should pay for the entertain
ment.
A. You should cut one piece of
chicken and eat that piece before
you cut the next piece. 1t Is very
bad form to cut up all the piece
of chicken or all the piece Of meat
before you start to eat 1t.
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WHOSAID IT
AND WHERE

Years steal
Fire from the mind as vigor from
the limb;
And life's enchanted cup but
sparkles near the briIn.'
Byron thus philosophers on life
In "Childe Harold"
"'Tis well to borrow from the
good and great,
IT'S wise to learn: It's gOd.like to
create"
Authorship is the greatest privl.
lege of man, j. G. SAKE says in
1.-THE Library"
Copyright. 1925. by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
The Washington times., 1925-03-20
Second Installment of Modern Novel,
Conferred On Heart and Mind
of the .Flapper."

And they caused ner wasp
broodsng ache.
An morning she had been recall
ing them. And all morning her
heart had thudded mour1ifully.
Self.Pity.
She put the boy swiftly on the
grass, giving him a bag of colored
n,ebbles. Then she went back to
her musings, dropping her lids
sharply over singing eyes. letting
her, hair fall over her face so that
the violet shadows deepened.
she said to herself: why do
81 do this2, / ought to pc ashamed"
And 4 moment later: Yes!
Ashamed! Idle thing! Nothing to
do but pity yourself.'
But the ache gnawed and
rnawed. why? The evening had
been perfect. Never had Max
been more sincerely brilliant;
never was Dane so exuberant In
his enthusiasms. This was al
waSs the mood Of his she most
loved.
And Natalie had lost completely
her haughtiness; her faint weary
note Of contempt. She had spoken
and laughed in q pitch of almost
pure joyousness.
While she herself had been so
caprlciousiy gay; she had looked
so winsoine that Dane said to her
teasfngly when they started:
.sWild flowers and singing gyp-
eies Remember that?"
she, was 50 stirred at this trib-
ute she could have embraced the
world. She was attuned only to
happiness.
And then the trifling incident
happensd-less than an incident.
But it had banished her joy. Her
only cause for gratitude now was
this-no one had noticed the
subtle change in ner mood. Not
even Dane.
1t happened in this way. After
dinner they were sitting in the
big, half rustic living room.
Though it was September, the
wind was cold. A fire blazed low
,n the wide. cobblestone hearth.
Dane Leads Way.
play for us, Natalie" Max
asked.
She leaned dreamily against the
cushions Of . chair 50 deep It half
/, swallowed her. She shook her
head. .'No-T haven't for so long.
Max. And It's too pleasant sitting
here" She began to talk Of
operas she had attended in Ger
many the previous winter. and of
seeing ''Thais" in France.
play the Meditation, =" Max in.
sisted.
mo. I cannot" She spoke with
simple but final emphasis
Then Dane got UP and took her
hands that were folded in her
lap. Nora Lee saw the swift
flush that even in the dim light
of the room stained Naatiie's
cheeks.
He said half laughing, but with
the dominant swasger: Yes, you
can play it! Come-I'll try it,
too"
And Natalie rose with the do
cility OF a child-as though. in
fact, she had no choice.
Dane, grinned, taking up an
old violin from the top Of the
piano.
Natalie sat on the bench. her
fingers: running affectionately
over the keys, I'm not sure that
can do it," she said, gIancing
at him with a quick, eager smile.
Yes, you can"
Go BE Continued Tomorrow
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nEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
~ Would you please let me
know IL It is correct at we'd
ding anniversary for the host to
wear a Tuxedo? If is to be an
informal affair, MR.. F. r..
IVES, a Tuxedo would be correct
i for an informal evening party.
OF course, full dress gives to
such an important party as an
The Washington times., 1925-03-20
By EIenore Meherin.
The Biggest and Best Story Of:
Her Career.


AYoRA remembered the annoy
ance in Danes face and
- dashed hurting tears from
her eyes.
She walked homeWard slowly,
her eyes westward. half.blinded
by the glowing sky.
Some one walked at her side;
some one said sheepishIy: II see
you've waited for me-"
''oh. not at aIl!''
"Come off, Norry, Gle kid! Don't
let's bluff about it, The funny
part Of IT is you always think
you're the only one that gets
hurt. Don't you?''
"You were not hurt. Only,
angry"
II got the hurt in due time.
I got a few other things you said
- well. You see I'm here"
She tried hard to hide the
bubbling. glad exuberance. but il
welled upward like q silver spring
Ia laughter.
Then he said: Mora Lee
please don't be jealous OF me.
Because you don't need to be.
You must see that I'm happy
that I want nothing more than
I have-nothing
five thought it all out" she
answered. quietly. IT never win
be-
She told him then. but in far
different. gayer words that their
love was for him to guard even
more sacredly than for her. And
she would henceforth believe that
he was aware Of this and &C
cepted the trust.
He said: "weII I do" And he
meant al that he said.
CHAPTER XXI
The Touch Of Orpheus
It was the day following Max's
dinner. Nora Lee was in the
back garden playing with her
little son. He had shovel and
. bucket and kept Iadllny little
heaps Of sand.
Suddenly he saw a cluster of
white daisies in the lawn. He
dashed over eagerly and picked
ore. returning with his eyes shin.
ing In an ecstasy OF discovery.
see! Seer He held IL tightly
In his. fist. waiting breathless for
her applause. He looked 30 like
his father with the merriness
lurking over his lips that she
grabbed him up quickly and muir.
INJURED: Put it in my hair IL
you want"
He was deliberately pafnstaking. )
twisting fine hairs, knotttng the
stem, patting her hand with a
wire: .He. Pity! You look
pity"
Pain Of Dreams.
She laughed to find him de.
lighted with the task. He went
resoIutely to the daisy patch.
picking the flowers one by one
and sticking them in her hair
until they made an uneven wreath
that struggled half way down her
forehead. Then he turned her
head up and his eyes were blue
jewels shining on hers.
A wave Of love, fierce and ter
ribIe with pain swept over her.
For the child looked az she had
always fancied he would look:
as she had visualized him 30
often when Dane drew music
from his bow. Long, long before
her marriage these dreams had
thrilled her.
Now, watching her son, she
went back through those scenes.
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NEGOTIATIONS
OF A WIFE

TVERY bridegroom is just a
':jay-walker" on the Prim-
- rose Path.
Every man knows what the
Ten Commandments are, and re-.
members vaguely what his wed.
ding vows were; but somehow, he
never can seem to think OF either
them as having any personal
meaning.
Nothing-not even q tight shoe
or an unimpressionable man-can
make a woman suffer like an
unbecoming hat.
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svH

H.gLgN nowLAAD sees q man
staring at her, she involuntarily
steals look at her mirror to
see what's the MATTER with
her.; but when man catches a
woman staring at him, he just
wonders why God made him 50
irresistible. and let's It so at that.
Marriage is the point at which
q girl stops looking for a new
love-affair, every spring. and pre-
pares to content herself with a
new hat. a new car, or new bou.
doir curtains.
Conscience may follow on the
heels of mans sins and ,pecca.
dillos, but it has never yet been
known to catch up with them in
time to HALT him.
There IL nothing that exceeds
the thrill Of discovering that you
are falling In love-unless it Is
the thrill Of discovering that you
are at last, falling out Of 1t.
A mans kisses are favored
NTH smoke, Scotch and uucer.
tainty--a woman's With perfume,
sentiment and curiosity.
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Probably. the average man

bt.oadcasts his
| 0 v eInaking.
these days, be-
c q u s g he
thinks it's a
shame that
only one wo-
m q n should
e n ] oy TIL .
higher e1uca-
ton" Of listen
ing to.such an
artist.
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Prince Roland

Prince Roland Bonaparte, a
famous French traveller and scien-
fist. left legacies to all his, staff
of servants sufficient to bring
them annuities equal to their
wages.
The Washington times., 1925-03-20

VTVHE dress eft) comes with the material stamped to-
geher with full directions and material for completing
them. The sraight-line street dress has three tiers
the 'front.' with band of wool embroidery EACH
This dress NAV be had in navy or seal
The sports rght) is the popular twopiece model
embodes spring idea of what sports dresses should be-
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What to Do When in Doubt
QUESTIONS ON SOCIAL CUSTOMS ANSWERED
Z ~ Mrs Cornelius Beeckman-

anniversary party a dignity and
distinction that a dinner coat has
not.
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ANSWERS
To yesterdays questions.

~ ~ III ~ JC1oNA ny y AO~SS@VAASs
L. The Constitutional Union
party. took part In. the United
States Presidential election Of 1850.
Sir Arthur Sullivan. English
composer, died November %, 1900.
S-Pompeius Trogus, Roman his
torian. lived in the first century
of our era.
-Robert Louis Stevenson wrote
1.-THE Master Of M8allantrae" in
1889.
5-Tintern Abbey, England, was
built in the thirteenth century.
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WHEN DID IT
HAPPEN?
1-when was Trenton. N. j.,

when was Trenton, N. j.,
settled?
2-When was the second Uni
forfnity act passed by English
Parliament
3-When did the Marquise de
verneuil. favorite of Henry w
Of France, die?
when was the MinneAngers
contest Of the Wartburg held?
5-When was Eduard, Vogel,
African explorer, killed?
Answers to these queries will be
printed tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1925-03-20
CA1.totsee the chefk,sewMathe
his art hyt FLAVOR

0VDANY regulations hostess made marred in the
kitchen Antoine gem Chef Mrs BIS dinners
famous and invitations them eagerly sought.
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when q girl
The Washington times., 1925-03-20

n FORA remembered the annoy
~ ance in Danes face and
4 dashed hurting tears from
The Washington times., 1925-03-20

Standard full slse and
weight packages
Medium: ~ pounds;
Large; > pounds, ] o.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05
Three Live Ghosts
To Play Tomorrow

A representative of the News at
tended rehearsal of the popular
three act comedy Three Live Ghosts"
and indications show that the local
performers are full Of snap. pep and
real ability and the show promises to
b, one Of the very best presented in
Red Lodge. Mr.. Jos. Kent, director, lis
pleased with the excellent manner in
which the cast Is putting forth their
best efforts in making the play a
distinct hit
Specialties will be rendered by
Monica Plunkett and others. The pro-
dnction will be staged at the Workers
Hall Friday evening and matinee
for children will be. given IN the after
nuOfls f,sft. "a ~ ~ "a f.. ~
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

Wheeler.
81 shall be glad to do anything 1
can to forward the project" says Sem
ator Walsh in his letter.
Congressman Leavitt says in part:
IL am particularly interested in this
road. The forest service report ON it
WAS not particularly favorable and Il
VIII be very advisable to have the CO.
operation Of the Wyoming and Nom
tana highway commissions to get it
intn the forest service program. These
are difficulties which can be rsusoved
By cooperative work and hope that
steps viii be taken in that direction
in addition to referring the matter to
senators and congressman"
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05
New Instrument at
Ball Furniture Co.
Creating Sensation

A new era in the mechanical repro
duction of sound was heralded last
night with the demonstration Of the
newly invented Orthophonic Talking
Machine whose announcement has Gre
ated a sensation In musical circies-
This instrument, which is declared to
represent a 1909 increase ever sfA-
cheney over the old type, was exhibited
to group OF friends who had been in
vited by w. c. Ball of the Ball Furni-
ture Company, Victor dealer in this
city. a
The remarkable advance represent
cd by the new instrument, which was
developed jointly by the Victor Talk
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to the bsreaved widow and the father
less daughter. and to the parents and
other relatives, and be it further
Resolved, that copy of these res
olutions be spread upon The minutes
of this meeting, a copy be presented
to the sorrowing family, and . copy
published in the local papers; also that
our charter be draped in mourning for
period of thirty days from this date
as mark of the lasting respect and
affection in which he was held
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS,
Local No. It'll. U. N. w. of A,
William Ahrahsmson
Peter Kovack
Ted Schmitx
V George Mcdonald
Red Lodge, Montana, November 8,
1925.
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LEAVl1T, WHEELER
AND WALSH BACK
PROPOSED HIGHWAY

Billings, Now 5s--Secret&ry- Man
ager Jim Shoemaker of the Billings
Commercial club ID in receipt 81 IT
tiers from u. s.. Senators 7. r. Walsh
and B. X. Wheeler and from Congress-
man Scott Leavitt acknowledging re.
ceipt Of the Billings Commercial eiub1s
resolution urging. building At the Red
Lodge Cooke City highway thru thu
Beartooth national forest
II am glad to see that yeur organi-
zation Is getting busy ON this matter
/ would certainly appreciate any heir
you can give u.s." writes Senator
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our many friends
and especially members Of the Loyal
Order Of Moose and Fraternal Order
of Eagles for their expression of SYM
pathy, floral offerings and kind as
sistance shown us during our recent
bereavement occasioned by the death
of Emmett Johnson.
Mrs. Emmett johnson and
Daughter Viola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henming johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Luoma
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ,. Heikkila
Miss Esther Johnson
Mr.. Isaac Neini
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jockola
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas, the Almighty IN his in
finite wisdom seen fl. to take from
our midst one Of our most loyal and
efficient members, Emmett Johnson,
a man true always to the high ideals
Of manhood and citizenship and
Whereas, the death Of this brother
member is also a severe blow to the
family circle which 1t has thus in.
vaded, be 1t
Resolved, that we extend our most
sincere sympathy, futile though II is
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

A baby boy was born to Mrs. Ernes,
-Jordon Saturday.
=. SIT.
Mrs. NJ. A. HEN of Billings was q
caller in town Thursday.
Computing Opfinelsss Seal. fod
sale. PAons Eft.
- y
s, c. CaMu,l Of castasns called In
the city dulfe ~ Xeef
80 ~ -
t. remit 1t n ~ yla.
80 -. -. -. ! / \ Il -
W. e. F163 " Z1kdk~x was :
- =; = - -
Insurance IN e1fn0 fusxsabIe.
Call 1t tho ~ Q1e6 t1zt1,
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

Wayne Water Softeners give you
clean, soft water at all times. Red
Lodge Plumbing and Heating Com
pany. 34-tf.
DR.. and Mrs. J. C. F. Siegfriedt
spspt' llenday MN 3ptown from over
1aee4E1 r. a.te. nrs and
plste Glass 4 honsrs.
County Comnissioner Lee Gard was
4 business caller in town the first of
ne week.
Wayne SOFT w.tsf save plumbing.
Jim zpsry, John and Nat wills Of
I.qtha s4s transactips business here
Htsam heated room and board. t45
per month. Ill North Platte. 32-tf.
Mrs. James Fleming was the lucky
winner Of the Crosley Radio Set offer
ed by the G. 4 S. Store.
Albert Bosita was registered at the
Pollard Hotel during the week. Mr..
Bosita is from Plentywood.
I AZ hats 1t y2.tBAl5o Hats and $500
--E1tsnshss vaaaesv fastusay ponly.
Tbs Style s Sha; yr.isH4ltt.EF
Mrs. Dan Carpani underwent an
operation at Adams Hospital Thurs
day and is recovering rapidly.
Don't depend on rain for your soft
water supply. Install a Wayne Water
Softner--sold by Red Lodge Plumb
ing and Heating Co. 34-tf.
]. Harkins and ]. j. Sweeney were
transacting business in the city from
Belfry Tuesday and Wednesday.
For Thanksgiving dinners and ban
Duets; nice fat turkeys. Call 1913.
33-2t.
D. d. Woolsey, E..O. Graham and
A. D. Cox Of Billings were registered
Nv TIP lhatd l4oss, during the week.
| Battery and ignition service. All
work guaranteed. Treasure City
Electric Service 3-tf.
Miss Stella Provinse and Miss Sofa
Hayha will entertain the Fortnightly
CLUB members at the Library tonight.
y saa s:.As
Yod4 aasass have plenty of soft
water Y xep istail Wayne Water
Softener, 34-tfs
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Methodist Episcopal
Church

Rev. F. c. Fulford. pastor. resi-
dence. l4th and Hauser Streets. Phone
1SSR. Church located on South Main
Street.
Services for Sunday. Nov. 9th, as
follows:
Sunday School at 10 A. M. DIR. F.
w. Schwin. superintendent.
Morning worship at ll:00 a. m.
Sermon BY the pastor. Subject: "God
in the Cornfelds Of Life.
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SUNDAY AT The RED LODGE CHURCHES

Special music BY the choir.
Epworth League at 200 p. m.
Evening service at 500 o'clock p,
m. Sermon BY thp pastor.
Everybody Welcome to attend these
services =
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Episcopal Church

Service and Sermon at IL.
Sunday School ct 10.
This weather will get ON your
nerves unless you counteract TRY
the church for one hour week.
PRANK pfIRANT. PASTOR
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

! AsA"6 W~AcessR ~ law -. sAis
Sermon BY the pastor. Subject: "God
in the CornRelds Of Life. ~
D. A. Halliwell OF Brideer and F. A.
Ganskie of Hardin were transacting
business in the city last Thursday.
- e .ss--t-e- s~~<n s.
This is the time to order your en-
graved greeting cards. You win find
just the style you want in our book Of
samples. News Office. 83.tf.
s-v
Willim Davis, Jr.., underwent an
operation for tonsils and adenoids at
the Adams Hospital Wednesday morn
ing.
Wash day can't wait for rain. You
need soft water all the time. Investi-
gate the Wayne Water Softener, 34-tf
Emma May Cortner of Luther is
recovering from an appendicitis OPP
Grafton, performed at the Adams Hos
p5tal. -. go ~.,oa
FOR RENT-Six room furnished
house. Inquire Red Lodge Electric
or phone 4o7-W- s4-tf.
Mrs. L. +. Chapman VIII entertain
the Home Circle at ner apartments
IN play.
=
Chinchilla Rabbits-The most pront-
able fur bearing rabbit. finest quail
tooth Silver FOX q FUR Nos hed
Lodge, Mont o4-u.
Sf,s f---- ss-
!. b. Convery, chairman OF tne
regular monthly board meeting In
town this week
|
| So1tenffig capacity ID GuAhAN- :
seld BY Red Lodge Plumbing ana
Heating Company. oa-u
,.s .~....usl..s
| william DAVIS, pr. oisiocateo ms
shouider yesterday morning Wnen ns
attended Mr.. DAVIS
----
A baby boy was norm 70 MI. ana
Mrs. Lorin Lockr1dge az 1ne ADAMS
Hospital TUESDAY. Inc Lockr'ases afe
--
John i. heley, MEMBER o. Inc
County Commissioners board, a''ehu'
ed regular meeting IN town monoay
TUESDAY ana "ednesoay
4 nr.,a A.,
s'sA'o1 :, 80 re Ms-a,s~ ~at,,r,,a,
80 800 20 ~ - r-,,sa.,a
A'o"' 90 "
H a. ~,
go. - 49,, i Ca Far
- r.,;s.~,;. - atts,,d ~. finn
H Tobrsor
H
i Amoro the vast side ranchers VIII,
wa~s trsnsactino business here Satur
d.v were swan Younrstrun. Jane
p,,rrott ch.r,es nocgio. Joe Bor9i,
.nd canford Ranlapd
fast Nooie ursho 0ircie % mo-
evening at the home Of Mrs. Harr
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

Dr MAuda lnnSpn chiroprnc far
has movad fro.. ~.sr former n,..a !,
hns;nas. - Ma 8 North uaog;r Ave-
rua n har .lpst1 - rooms ahov. ths
neartooth Ja~.ly,I sf,omna,v Chs -,
Ia ~.h.a ~, ,.u;re Ak T..
will do ras..csnr
-
Harm.n xuhr rrom;nent wait s,de
rancher vs.. ty.n..etino hus,ras.
here ,rhnr.d.s ard .rr;dav Mr. .Kuhl
rt.ts. thst ~ rsa.rt storm, Ala little
damage "a III f.rrners and ranch.
er. n hi refek,oJAood as rn.t ~
then had 49, 4hSnshinc aora nd
were nran.rsd far winter
-
The ac..~hor rornfv Fsrrcar. ITn;ov,
poharts .sstnrAs u " Az e,,har I'm ~,
uil, ~ u ArtcaQ / 'Ytnr 9t1, hi vaa,s ~,
turkeys for the Thankseiving market
Re there a.. Sand word Of the numbey
If turkevs vou vii, have for This
ah;nmant You do mot have 70 ha
member 80 tha TTr;ar q cet i :,
th;s non, a41t+
-
Mrs carolvr Chairman ps,m ~
Cody Wvomino and Fred LYNN Well.
inoton ~ Alhion Maine were married
counla lat ;mmaa;ate,v for an az.
tandad topr ~ tha aa.t Mr. and Mrs
Wellinrtou have made nlans to anenf
the winter IN Tampa Florida Mrs
wellington has = vida circle Of friend,
n Rad Iodoe ard IL tha sister az r.
IM CLARK Prank Clark and I.eor
CLARK
-
While workinr at Swan Young
strun,.s ranch. naar I,utber last Thurs
- <A < fy;tsu:
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

William Silly and Robert Dell OF
Luther were in the city transacting
business Friday afternoon. They state
that the roads are passable between
Red Lodge and Luther and that there
was no real damage done by the rec
ent storm In their locality.
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! D. A. Halliwell Of Brideer and F. A.
Ganskie of Hardin were transacting
business in the city last Thursday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

FOR RENT-Six room furnished
house. Inquire Red Lodge Electric
or phone 407-W. 34-tf.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

Wash day can't wait for rain. You
need soft water all the time. Investi-
gate the Wayne Water Softener. 34-tf
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

Emma May Cortner of Luther IL
recovering from an appendicitis op-
Grafton performed at the Adams Hos
pital. a.,s a.. ~, cy,o4
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

G. N. Luttrell returned Tuesday
from Washington, d. G. where he has
spent the last six weeks. While east
Mr.. LuttreII attended the World
Series. Mrs. Luttrell and children Will
remain with their relatives until
spring.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

Mrs. L. P. Chapman will entertain
the Home Circle at her apartments
Thursday night. Four tables will be
in play.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

This is the time to order your en-
graved greeting cards. You win find
just the style you want in our book Of
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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-11-05

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the Adams Hospital Wednesday morn
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