The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-11-04

bruised up and Ed Sicora received a
- bad scalp wound and was knocked un-
!. conscious for short time. They were
-. driving only about five miles an hour
= when the accident occurred which was
caused by defective steering gear.
The car was only damaged by some
broken glass.
Id
:. DR.. J. NJ. Oleinik was called to East
AZ
Bridger Tuesday to attend Mexican
~, lady, Mrs. Louis Martins but was
IA called too late to be of any service.
The mother gave birth to a baby
daughter, mother and daughter both
dying the same day. Both were buried
", in the Bridger cemetery Wednesday.
IN Mrs. Martins was eighteen years old
and is survived by her husband who is
's an employee of the c.. B. & Q. rail-
road
= the misfortune to meet with their
VI cars near the w. B. Bourrett ranch
"a Sunday evening. The Squire car
90 turned over or around several times
and was almost totally wrecked while
the other car landed in the ditch a.
az longside the road right side up but
NC badly damaged. Both drivers mirac-
ne ulously escaped without any injury.
n
The Bridger Woman's Club enter
:, tanned at the library building Wednes-
day, Mrs. S. L. Rife acting as hostess,
RS. @iu 'i0i i0iieii " wy
NO visitors. Quite large turnout gath
:, cred to hear the different amendments
discussed. Mrs. Jordan Bean eluci-
dated the tax question, c. ]. Baldwin
:, the gasoline tax, and J. T. Spencer
- made clear the thirtieth amendment.
gh
"a The winners and losers in Tuesday
Is. election will have chance to celebrate
Friday evening at the Bridger Opera
ed House as bills were posted the first of
re- the week by McDonnough and Mccall
mt fer a big dance that evening-the
re- Alaskan Orchestra furnishing the
music.
Ter DR.. and Mrs. Cedric Nelson, former
of " of Bridger but who are now making
at their home in Billings, were visiting
yas among their numerous friends in Bird
ger Sunday.
ngi Mrs. Fred Warneke and daughter
es- Wilma and son Elmer accompanied by
ed Miss Heta Buckivitz all of the Round
IS, Butte district were guests of friends
in in Billings Saturday and Sunday.
Ounce Chance of Chance accom-.
a panied by Alex Ogden of Belfry were
ay, in Bridger Monday; Mr.. Chance drove
mp home in a new Ford Touring car pur-
chased at the Baldwin Lumber & Hwd
Co. store.
'ge
,as A. D. Shields of Musselshell arrived
by in Belfry Sunday evening with twelve
hundred head of lambs which were
loaded at Chinook, Mont. These lambs
W. will be fed on the Simpson Brothers
Ter ranch above Chance.
ers
R. B. Corbett of Billings who is rep
resenting the Sioux City Seed Com
cts pany has been quite busy the past
7as week shipping out of Bridger sweet
es- clover and alfalfa seed. He has al
ready shipped two cars Of seed from
this point
aid
asst Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Teesdale au-
eet toed to Billings Monday on matters
DID pertaining to his business in Bird
ger. Lawrence Coon is looking after
the filling station during his absence.
h
ey Mr.. W. B. Kepler had the pleasure
Ter OF visiting with his sister from De-
troit, Mich, who stopped over in Bird
ger for a short time while enroute to
ed points in California
ed
Earl Romek, whose boyhood days
were spent in Bridger, and who is now
,ss acting as agent for the M. w. & S. at
M Belfry visited here Sunday.
RS.
Charles Eaton, the Fromberg scenic
artist, was looking after business af-
er fairs in Bridger Sunday.
of
0. H. P. Shelley and James Brophy
of Red Lodge made business call in
of Bridger Sunday afternoon.
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