The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-10-28

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10 young piaA :, ''' : ~ =
elk and is o"'' anu Dai'es
,nooL Great Northern Hand-picked re-
cleaned Beans ................-.-.. o.90
noticed
zach the 1"i. anu us =.
pr;ae,o,. tanned the Bridge Club Thursday even
ing at a seven o'clock dinner followed
by four tables in play of bridge. The
Montana ssu.:... - ,,roson+ Mr.
0us pau and Mrs. S. f. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs.
ouiiu's C. j. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ku-
chinski, Mr. and Mrs G. H. Reimer,
Mr. and Mrs Harold B. Wood, Mr.. and
had the Mrs j. R. Christ and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
cry bad NJ Solso Mrs. R. J. Christ carried off
Il on the the first prize A very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by all.
Billings The following were guests at the
fe home Antlers Hotel this week: Fred White
Idle and side, Billings; R. D. Corbett, Billings;
Robert Rowland and family, Butte;
R. G. Bennecke, Livingston; R. c.
of the Hack, Billings; W. B. Charming, Bill
t of fat lings; Alfred Beller and wife, Billings;
and if Fred Thomas, Elk Basin; John C. E.
ere will Baker, Great Falls; George Skinner,
R. H. Brundage Sheridan, Wyo.; c. B.
Isler, Billings.
lager of
pahy VI Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCleary of
W iooh Red Lodge were Bridger visitors Mon
a short a., h;1o -, ~ az, o7, howe fxo,,, d,
lings where they had gone to be pres
ent at the Montana Symphony Or
an u chestra concert given at the Babcock
ct sun Theatre Sunday evening. The leader
:. Clark 80 tho o,ohas+rs NJ Iosoxh Adan, i
will visit go, :, ,,,,, 90 NJ ~ M.. NJ
Cleary
ed from -,
n Belfry ninles Dea1oii u byron, wso'
,,;4h Az motored in to Bridger from Billings
- Monday and after visiting with a
number of his friends here continued
Friday oi " ms hoii,e III Tue evening MI
n Belfry pea'oi 10 uiiiiiiis III 'he Vicinity VI
~ -, Byron.
husiastic
Superintendent Edgerton of the NJ.
E.. Church will be in Bridger Friday
It oil OPP evening to conduct the first quarterly
|, was in conference and everyone is invited to
lspecting attend.
er Clark
Billings Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Henderson OF
Billings passed through Bridger Sat-
urday on their way to the Elk Basin
yard and oil fields, where Mr.. Henderson is
# Belfry drilling several wells.
iday on
combined j. w. Jones and A. II. Wilson re-
turned to their home in Brdger Mon
day evening after several days spent
her with at Thermopolis enjoying the baths.
residents
making Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Lindsay motor
sited for ed down from their ranch near Belfry
,rk and attended to some business matters
and visiting with friends Monday.
~ of ST.
+ Friday Mrs. E. b. Swlzer and Mrs. R. G.
me from johnson of Fromberg were guests at
here en- the Frank Webber home in Bridger
at the Monday.
Carl Foust departed for the N. P.
a pretty hospital in Glendive the first of the
the mi week where he will take medical treat
Games ment for short time, or until his
JUS lunch health improves.
Ugh stuff
G. A. Fenner, of Upper Sage Greek
was in Bridger Monday posting bills
is in the for big horse sale to be held in the
up the Bridger stock yards November 8.
Billings
rhresher John Clawson of Rockvale was in
in the Brldger Monday on his return from
the Sage Creek country where he is
feeding sheep this fall.
dgerton,
drilling G. A. Peablow and son-in-law Ed
south of Daryrumple of Pryor Mountain were
in Bird transacting business in Brdger Mon
continu- day.
lg. The
e activ- The w. G. T. U. will give Silver
Tea at the Antlers Hotel Saturday af-
ternoon Lunch will be served at noon
people
L.. Lind Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Reimer were
whole looking after business matters in Red
to the Lodge Monday.
G; ;and
to the John Rhodes has purchased a new
a for an Star sport touring car and is now bust