The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-04-01

Quite a lot of interest has beer
shown the past two weeks in the inter
class basket ball games in the high
school. The Juniors were winners OF
the tournament.
The first game was played between
the Juniors and Sophomores resulting
in a score of to in favor Of the
Juniors. The next game was between
the Sophomores and Freshmen ir
favor of the Sophomores with a score
of IL to 9. The third game was be.
tween the Juniors and Seniors result
ing in victory for the Juniors-the
score being % to 6. The rest of the
games were as follows:
Sophomores 81 and Alumni 6; Sen.
iors, ID and Freshmen, 16; Juniors, 2s
and Alumni, 4; Sophomores, q and
Grades, IL; Seniors, IL and Sophie.
mores, Is; Freshmen s and Grades, 7
The lineups for the teams were as
follows:
Seniors; Wright, Murray, Cameron
Noble and Mcbride. Juniors; Bono.
vich, Alexander, Freeman, McLuskie
and Johnson. Sophomores; Sumicek
Persia, Mcdonald, Hansen and Wads
worth. Freshmen; Reed, Vacich, Pod
erjay, Yanchisin and Kastelitz
Grades; Kastelitz, Poderjay, Massick
Hammil and Babcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Frasure were
pleasantly surprised at their home
Thursday evening, when few of Their
friends came in to help them celebrate
their wedding anniversary. The even.
ing was spent playing 900" after
(which the guests presented the couple
with a beautiful set of sherbet glasses
"A delicious lunch was served at mid
night. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
". E. Lamport, Mr.. and Mrs. Nee
Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Price
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Foster, Mr.. and Mrs
q. McKinnon, DR.. and Mrs. J. G
Forney, Dad Frasure, Charles Frasurt
md George Sucker.
Among those attending the dance a
Bridger Friday night were Mr.. ant
FRS. Joe Frankovich, Miss Geneviev,
arlington, Miss Anna Thompson
Nestor Gents, R. Irvine, Clarence
Fadsworth, Jesse Freeman, Ale,
ame-c-', Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robel
II. and Mrs. j. Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs
arcel Gents, and the Misses Ann;
nd Ruth Frances The Novelty 81,
rchestra, of Bearcreek furnished tn
usic for the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Samarich enter
ined few of their friends at bridg
aturday evening. Lunch was serve
late hour. The guests of the even
e were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Haw
orne, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Richard
n, Mrs. Chris Kokat, and Mrs. job
Rne.
The many friends of Harold Bolto
il be pleased to learn that he ha
en- elected Superintendent of tn
III school for the coming year. M
lton has taught in the high schot
the past two years and has bee
fy successful in his work.
Or. and Mrs. J. Wilson Reed entel
ned at dinner Thursday evening
hor of Misses Hazel and France
ristiani. The evening was spel
wing cards. The guests were M
Mrs. A. F. Christian, Sybil al
rjorie Christian, Mr.. and MI
prge Youst, Naomi Youst, and tt
Tor guests.
4 number of boys from the eigh
sde spent a pleasant day at t
Us Vocational congress held in R
lge Saturday. James Murray, Jo
Bterlitz, Will Pryde, Woodrow Mil
James Hawthorne, Charles Be-
Vincent Golob, Wilbur Reed We
representative from here.
Irs. Ethel DeViney, of Los Angel
it,, arrived here Monday to visit
home of her sister, Mrs. R.
d. After visiting here sh,
lie she will go on to North Dako
ISIS Hawkins, home managemt
ert of Bozeman, and Miss Gri
ey were leaders of meeting h
he high school gymnasium Tu
afternoon. The subject in d
ion was Commercial Aid in K
Equipment"
tile Agnes Young is spending
at the home Of her grandmotE