The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-05-12
Especial to The News)
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< Miss Madeline Steele, winner of tn,
declamatory contest held here tw,
weeks ago, accompanied by Mrs. ]
w. Jones, departed Tuesday for Mis-
soula where Miss Steele will take
part in the state interseholastic meet
held there the 18th, 18th and 18th OF
this month
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. S. Buford of Lau,el
were Bridger visitors Friday, return
ing home the same evening, accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank Ashcroft, VINO
departed Saturday for Bellinghanl,
Wash. Enroute Mrs. Ashcroft will
visit with Henry Schulz and family ii
Seattle who were formerly residents
of Bridger.
Jack Jones of the American Nation
al made flying trip over the country
north of Billings the last of the week,
visiting in the neighborhood of Shep-
herd, Broadview and the Lake Basin.
and reports that indications for big
winter wheat crop are excellent. He
visited at the ranch of his brother-in
law, who has about 400 acres of win
ter wheat that stands about six inches
high, and as soon as the weather con-
ditlons permit, will plant 200 acres
of spring wheat.
At the regular meeting of the city
council May 8, the boundaries of the
two city wards were changed. From
now on the first ward will consist of
all the territory located west of Main
street and the second ward, everything
east of Main street within the city
limits, all registrations for city cleo.
lions will conform to this change. It
would also simplify matters if the
commissioners would change the vot-
ing precincts and include all of the
flrst ward in precinct 5 and the sec
ond ward in precinct 4. This wo1ld
avoid lot of confusion during cleo
tions.
The final chapter to a courtship
OF several years standing was written
Wednesday morning when Miss Eliza
beth Medhurst, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Medhurst, became the
bride of Leo Suddith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Suddith. The ceremony was
solemnlzed by Rev C. E. Fenton. at
the home of the bride in Frombere.
Attlred in beautiful georgette
dress, the bride was attended bv Miss
Klebe and Ulysses Sessions
OF Billings attended the groom. I'm
after the ceremony an Ella
oorate wedding breakfast was served
70 the guests. Following brief
Mr. and Mrs. Sudduth |
will make their home in Laurel. where
congratulations and best wishes of
their many friends accompany them.
Following an illness of several
weeks Mrs. Margaret Louise Pokarney
died at her home in Fromberg Tues
day afternoon casting feeling of ex
IRENE sadness over the community.
Margaret Louise Johnson was born at
Genoa, Wis, in 1882 and became the
bride of Joseph Pokarney in 1919.
she was young woman who possess
ed many close friends in the commun.
lty where she resided for the past
fifteen years and large gathering
Of bereaved and sympathetic neigh
oors attended the funeral services held
N st. Joseph's Catholic church Thurs.
lay lnterment was made in the Rock
vale cemetery. Besides her husband
'ne leaves to mourn her loss a son. 6
years old; her mother, Mrs. Mary
Johnson OF Fromberg; three sisters. |
Nrs. NJ. F. Emmett and Mrs Mary 5
fahrer of Fromberg and Mrs. Ed
ward Schomers of La Crosse, Wis: \
hree brothers, Charles Buzzetti Of .
'romberg and A. Buzzetti and p 4 :
3uzzetti of Hardin. -