The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-11-25

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of 20 to s, but the boys We're not sc
fortunate, losing to Joliet by IA to Is,
the latter game being hotly contested
from start to finish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loge Bostic whose
home is near Chance were called to
Bridger Sunday by the serious illness
of Mrs. Bostic's mother, Mrs. James
Ray in Bridger. Mrs. Rays condition
is reported as being more favorable
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lean of the
Khardomah Cafe, arrived home in
Bridger Sunday evening after few
days spent visiting relatives in Casper
and Salt Greek. They report the
weather as being very severe and
plenty of snow in the oil fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Crismas of Hell
ena after spending a few days in Bill
lings attending the Shrine Convention
continued on to their Silver Leaf Or
ehard, near Joliet, where they will
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. Girls.
mas father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
w. J. Crismas.
Mr.. Peter Stathos arrived in Belfry
from his home in Basin, Wyoming,
Tuesday and accompanied by his
wifes mother Mrs. Creech who has
been quite sick at her home near Bel
fry left for the Wyoming city where
Mrs. Creech will receive medical at
tention in the Basin hospital.
Debate work will start next week in
the Belfry High School. e. The first
question to be considered will be ere
solved That the Child Labor Amend
ment, as Recently Proposed and Re-
jected by the Several States, Should
be Adopted.
John Cannon of the Joliet Milling
Company was a business visitor il,
Bridger Friday, bringing over. truck
load of flour which is in good demand
here. He was accompanied by Coxey
Graft who was headed for Gebo, Wyo.
where he has employment.
The Belfry Woman's Club Bazaar
has been indefinitely postponed on &C.
count of the scarlet fever scare; and
although all cases are reported as
being very mild they thought it best
to take this precaution.
William (Bill) Ryan departed for
points in Iowa Saturday evening
where he will visit for the next few
months with old time friends and rel
atives, some of whom he has not seen
in 20 years.
The B. F. Ingram store in Belfry
has installed a new Continental Oil
Company gas pump, and are now pre-
pared to supply the passing tourists.
The Great Western Seed Company
started up their picking room last
week with a full crew of pickers, and
will doubtless employ from twenty to
forty women in the plant for the
winter.
AL Chase of Belfry who has been
taking the baths for the past two OF
three weeks at Thermopolis arrived
in Bridger Wednesday on his way
home, considerably improved in health
Mrs. Emily Gates received WORD
that her mother had been injured in
the chest by having a bad fall at her
home in Portland and Immediately
evening.
The Girls Glee Club of Belfry have
decided upon Saturday December 4
as the date upon which they will pre-
sent their operetta "Windmills of Hol-
land". A large attendance is looked
for.
Mrs. Roy Pool returned to her home
in Bridger after visit in Valley City,
N. d., lasting a month or so; she be-
ing called there by the serious illness
of her mother.
Hill Emmett and Miss Helen Mccall
were Billings visitors Friday, the
Shrine Convention being the attrac-
ton.