The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-04-28
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w. E. Ogden, cashier of the Bank
of Belfry, passed through Bridger
Thursday on his way to Red Lodge
to spend the day on business matters.
Sverin Homik, accompanied by
Charles Bostic, and S. L. Rife, motor
ed to Billings Thursday where they
were transacting business during the
day.
Rev. c. E. Fenton has purchased a
new Chevrolet coach from the Bird
ger Mercantile company and is now
meeting his appointments right on
the dot.
A theatre and dance party from
Belfry consisting of Earl Romak,
Paul Anderson and Theodore Alexand-
erson visited Billings Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Helt and grandson,
Donald Schwend, arrived at their
home in Bridger last Tuesday after
very pleasant visit with relatives
in Anaconda.
The Misses Mabel Norris and Tony
Klebe were guests at the ]. F. Rich
home in Bridger the week end. Both
young ladies are teaching in the
Fromberg schools.
Rev. G. E. Fenton opened up the
Better Homes week program with a
powerful and eloquent sermon Sunday
evening at the M. e. church. The
junior choir furnished the singing.
Prof. M. E. Kizer, William Ander-
son, Miss Jaunita Denning, Miss. Ma
tilda Anderson and Miss Roberta
Boyd were guests of William Simon
on an auto trip to Billings Sunday.
William Thormahlen and Leo
Smith iourneyed to Billings Saturday
for a visit with Mr.. Thormahlen's
mother, who has been i'll in the hos
pital there for some time. She is re-
ported as recovering slowly.
G. H. Drefson was operated upon
for ulcers of the stomach in the rail
road hospital in Glendive Monday
morning, and the latest reports are
that his condition is very serious, al
though coming out of the operation in
good shape.
The Bridger high school athletic
association is busy making arrange
ments for a big dance in the Bridger
opera house Friday evening, The
Dancemakers will furnish the music
and the Senior class will furnish re-
freshments in the hall during the eve
ming.
A. w. Krum, who is ranching three
miles south of Bridger, was honored
by being appointed as one of the di-
rectors of the Mountain States Beet
Growers Marketing association, ar
ticles of which were filed with the
secretary of the state at Helena last
week.
A number of Bridger friends are in
receipt of graduation announce
ments from Paul Reed, formerly of
this place, but now who is living in
Jameston, Mo. Paul was a student in
the schools here the greater part of
his life, the family leaving here about
year ago.
The Junior high school dance giver
Friday evening in the Bridger opera
house attracted one of the largest
crowds of the season, all of the sur
rounding towns sending good delega
lions. The Powell orchestra furnished
the music and good time was re
ported by all.
A. H. johnson motored to Billings
Sunday expecting to meet Mrs. Ed
ma Rankin on her return from Mime
apolis, but was disappointed
Miss Helen Young and Miss Loi
Young accompanied him HON,
from Billings where they had bee
spending the week end.
Martin Ramnaul, an old time resi-
dent Of the Crandall Greek country
was in Bridger the last Of the wee
, on his way to the Ole Hetlund ranc
A near Joliet, where he gathered up
bunch Of saddle horses to drive to tn
upper Clark Fork. He was accom-
: panied by Charles Bratner of tn
Z same place.
d The following were registered at tn
Antlers hotel this week. G. A. Allel
Billings; Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughness.
Rosetown, Sach.; Jas. 0. Hewk, I.
:, Lyons, S. S. Ba1kala, Marie Hansen
R. D. Corbett, Billings; L. Mcdonald