The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-12-30

here this week. Mrs Barlow under
went major operation in a San Fran
cisco hospital several weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclellan of
Chance were in Bridger for short
time Monday while on their way to.
Billings. Mr.. McClelland was injured
by pistol shot in the leg some time
ago and has had his leg in a cast
which he will have replaced by Dr.
j. A. Movius b e r returning
home.
Walter Owen of Bridger and VIII
lam May and Banker John Higham
of Belfry were business visitors in
Billings the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Hickey of From
berg were renewing acquaintance
here Monday. Mr.. Hickey reports that
ne almost lost his residence property
in Columbus Sunday by fire. The roof
was burned off before the fire was I'M
der control.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobbs of Bel
fry were Bridger visitors Monday.
They were accompanied by Albert
Hobbs of the same place.
The Jack Hughes store has been
closed for the winter in Belfry, the
stock being brought down and added
to the Bridger store. William Gibson
who has been in charge has returned
to his home in Bridger.
Mr.. c. o. Wild of the Yellowstone
Dredging Co. spent the weekend with
his family in Billings, returning to-
Bridger Monday.
The sale of the Russell Spencer and
Mrs. Sarah F. Sarowye places on up
per Sage Creek have been reported
as being sold to Harvey Ray, the two
places consisting of about one-haf
section. When added to Mr.. Rays
place this will give him very nice
stock ranch on the mountains.
Harris Hunt who has been in the
employ Of the Yellowstone Dredging
60. departed for Portland, Oregon,
where he will enter high school for
he coming term.
William Ryan was taken suddenly i'll
Friday and was rushed to st. Vincentrs
hospital in Billings Saturday where
IN operation for appendicitis was per-
in the afternoon by DR.. A. J..
Movius. He was accompanied to Bill
ngs by Dr.. ]. E. Midget of Bridger
md the trip was made in the Rife
ar. Latest reports are that he is do
ng nicely.
Joe Smith of Fromberg was Bird
ser caller Monday while on his way
o Gebo, Wyoming, where he has
position in the mines.
c. e. Thompson of Red Lodge was
| guest at the J. A. Dowdle home Sun
lay, returning to his duties as Clerk
nd Recorder Monday afternoon. He
vas accompanied home by Paul r.
PIERCE and J. +. Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Aver were look
ng after some business matters in
Billings Thursday.
His Bridger friends were agree
bly, surprised to hear that Bodley
Tough had forsaken Florida and re-
urned to Joliet where he has a posi-
ion with the Talmadge Hardware Co.
The following guests were regis
cred at the Antler's Hotel the past
ew days: H. E. Howard, E. G. Post,
Billings; Orville Parnelle, Butte;
I.Wiatt. Red Lodge; Naomi Scions and
Vinifred Steehl, Billings; John Lam
recht, Thos. j. Susac, Billings; Har-
ey Ray and wife, Bowler; Thos. L.
,assell.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Marcus enter
aimed at their home on Second street
Christmas day the following guests:
1r. and Mrs. G. L. Drefson; Mr.. and
FRS. Ole P. Overy and children; Mr..
nd Mrs. M. G. Levander and family
nd Mrs. Vivian Wolfe. The entire
arty moved over to the OVERLY
ONE in the evening where the festiv-
lies were continued until late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Dowdle and dau-
hters Louise and Tena were guests
f Red Lodge friends Sunday.
The condition of E. 0. Chaffin, who
as been desperately i'll for the past
ew months is reported as being
ONE better, although he is unable to
it up.
John c. Shupak, Bridger, sheepman,
yas attending to business matters in
filings the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhodes of the
lntler's autoed to Laurel Sunday, ac-
by their daughter and som
Flaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Roberts
Tho had been visiting them for the