The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-08-05

Mrs. William Foust of Salt Greek,
Wyoming, is visiting at the home Of
her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Foust, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Jones autoed to
Billings Monday, accompanied by Mr..
Jones brother who entrained there
for his home in Wisconsin.
S. l.. Rife accompanied by his
daughter Edith journeyed to the Sugar
City Monday on business and shop
ping expedition.
Mr.. c j. Baldwin, G. H. Reimer and
/ G. H. Drefson formed hunting party
that secured the neighboring hills in
quest of sage hens Sunday They were
also Joined by w. L. Lindsay.
The Misses Hazel and Pasny Hoff-
man and Miss Moody formed a party
that Sundayed at Richel Lodge near
Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Con" Setterland Wis
tied at the home of Mrs. Setterland's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Currie
Sunday driving down from Belfry by
auto.
Miss Rose Farrell of Wilson, Kan,
accompanied by her children were Wis
iting at the home of her sister Mrs.
S. c. Hansen, at the latters home near
Golden the past week.
Mrs. Charles Erickson and daugh-
tiers Vivian and Josephine, accompan-
led by Ed Sceora. started on a motor
trip in the Big Horn Basin Monday.
They will visit in Casper and the Salt
Creek Oil field before returning home.
Mrs. George Simon departed Mon
day for Sunburst, Montana, with her
! little granddaughter Mary Jane
, Simon, whom she was taking to her
home to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Simon.
Mr.. Copeland and family passed
through Bridger the first of the week
on their way to the hospital in Billings
1 where Mrs. Copeland will take medical
S treatment before returning to hel
home in Lowell, Wyo.
4 ]. A. Dowdle and Calvan Smith were
\ visiting in the west end of the county
t Saturday and Sunday and while in Rec
Lodge were guests at the c. E
Thompson home. On Monday the same
t parties made a business trip to the
d Pryor mountain country.
Robert, the year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. ]. Tomlinson, who ha.
J. been critically i'll for the past week
!, ! was taken to st. Vincent's hospital il
2 Billings, Tuesday morning. Mr.. Ear
Williams of the Hudson Motor Com
pany of Billings took the family down
, Latest reports are that the boy is yer,
= dangerously Ill.
Mrs. NJ. H Boyer returned to he
home here Saturday evening after
l. two weeks visit in Billings where sh
+" was undergoing medical treatment
. Mrs. Boyer was accompanied home b,
her brother-in-law, Mr.. w. D. Brock o
the Sugar City.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Salisbury, O
III Billings were Saturday and Sunda
visitors at the A. P. Helsop home
motoring on to the Clark Fork Can
~ yon for an outing, accompanied by MI
=, and Mrs. Helsop, who report havin
10 had a good time and catching a goo
string of fish.
Is Mr.. and Mrs. |. K. Grunland arrive
~ in Bridger the last of the week for
u short visit with the E. 0 Chaffin fam
lily, and continued on to Dryhead for
g visit with Mrs. Grunland's mothel
u Mrs. Strong. Mrs. Grunland, who wa
= formerly Mrs. Eunice Little, has live
al on Sage Greek for number of year.
but is now making her home i
: Florida.
ef Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson an
Mrs. William Mcdonald of Bear Cree
u. were in Bridger Sunday evening, hay
w ing been in an auto accident near tn
g Bostic bridge. Mr.. Patterson report
II that as they were driving near tn
bridge two boys who were running
n horse race ran into them, and Will
w. no one was seriously hurt their CO
NC ~ was pretty badly damaged and the Ell
~ tire party had to be brought into tow
~ for repairs.
The first of the week was a might
IL busy time for the different candidate
n. running for office in Bridger; ar
- among the familiar faces noticed wei
- Mrs. Emily Sloan, Miss Alma Ande
"e son, Miss Abigail Doran, E. P. Coz
well, Walter Lamport, Otis Roydso
Victor Aho, John Gibson, S. G. Merr
d man, John Pithoud, James Conver
nc D. w. Columbus, l. o. Golf, Mrs. 10
90 Johnson and numerous others.
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