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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
IMMENSE DERRICK
BEING ERECTED in
DRY CREEK FIELD

The Ohio Oil company is making
splendid progress in its preparation
to drill the test we'll in the Dry Creek
Oil Field, according to D. M. Marino,
Jr., who made trip to the field Fri
day in company with DR.. N. A. Stacey
and j. P. Plunkett. He stated that
erection of the steel derrick was
practically completed, which is a tow
ering mass Of steel, 125 feet high,
that can be seen for miles from almost
any direction. He predicted that the
we'll would probably be spudded-in in
about two weeks. Three shacks have
been built and others are being con-
structed. The Montana Power COM
pany is constructing a line to furnish
power for operations, and as soon as
this is completed operations will be-
gin. 1t is understood that electric
machinery has reached the field and
is ready for installation.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
MILITARY CAMPS
OPEN JUNE IL

George Thompson and William
Gillen are two new recruits to make
application to attend a citizens mill
tary training camp this year. Fort
Russell, Wyoming, near Cheyenne,
and Fort Missoula at Missoula have
been designated as camps for re-
cruits from this part of the state.
Any young man seventeen years of
age or older desiring to enter train
ing camp, may place their applica-
tion with DR.. C. L. Koehn, recruit
ing officer in this city. The camps
will open June II and will remain
open for a period of thirty days. Rail
road fares and all other expenses of
recruits will be paid by the govern
ment.
Eighteen young men represented
Red Lodge in citizens training camps
last summer. These same young men
will be eligible for further training.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
MONTANA MAN is
NOTED AUTHOR OF
INDIAN STORIES

Through the state board of educa-
ton, Frank B. Linderman of Kalis-
pell received information that he was
cited to appear at the University OF
Montana at Missoula on June 6, 1927,
at which time and place the high hon
orary degree Of laws would be con-
ferred upon him.
The distinction is one which Mr..
Linderman and Flathead county may
we'll feel proud Of, for this honor has
been conferred upon only one or two
Montanans up to this time. His his
toric talks and books on Indian life
in Montana are not only responsible
for this high honor, but have brought
to him national fame as the leading
writer of true Indian life as it was
actually lived and his works have
been accepted as authority on that
subject by many schools throughout
the United States as we'll as by every
known authority on Indian lore.
While Mr.. Linderman's knowledge
Of all phases of western life is exten-
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
ODD FELLOWS OF DISTRICT II AND
REBEKAHS OF DISTRICT II TO MEET HERE

Red Lodge will be host to about
400 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at a
district convention to be held here on
Friday, June 10. The attendance will
include state officers Of the two
bodies, district officers and delega-
tions for Odd Fellow orders in dis
trict II and Rebekah orders in dis
trict IL. Most of the visitors are ex-
pected to arrive next Thursday.
A joint reception at the Labor Tenn
pie Friday morning will open the
days program. Welcomes to the visi-
tors will be extended by Mayor c. l..
Koehn Of Red Lodge, ]. J. Heikkila,
noble grand of Garfield Lodge No. 36
l. o. O. F., and Miss Alice Bailey,
nobae grand of Morning Star No. 80
Rehekahs. Responses will be made by
Saslnel Hazelton Of Billings, district
president Of the Odd Fellow order, and
Mrs. Mildred Hazelton Of Billings,
district president of the Rebekahs.
Odd Fellow sessions will be held in the
Dimich hall while the Rebekahs will
hold theirs at the Labor Temple. A
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
WINDOW DISPLAY
OF COOKE ROUTE
ATTRACTS MANY

|, In the show windows of the Red
Lodge Electric company, on North
Broadway, may be seen one of the
most artistic and attractive miniature
representations of the topography of
the Beartooth mountains ever Witness
ed in this city. 1t has been attracting
the attention of not only local resi-
dens, but of visitors to the city as
we'll, and is unique, to say the least.
The rivers, lakes, canyons and noun
tain peaks are carefully and accur-
ately nodded out and the location of
the various summer camps, chrome
mines and Cooke City are shown with
appropriate markings.
The miniature valleys, camps and
mountains bear trees in proper pro-
portion and the variegated coloring
presents to the eye about as an ac-
curate portrayal of large surface on
a small scale as is possible to imagine.
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the whole display is the route of the
Red Lodge-Coo City road, now be-
ing surveyed. The whole exposition
battles description and one really
has to see it before being able to ap-
preciate the care and attention that
was expended on it by D. w. Colum-
bus and Leslie Lyons, the enterpris-
ing proprietors of the Red Lodge
Electric company, where it is to be
seen.
It has aroused so much interest that
numerous suggestions have been made
to have it nodded and thus preserve
it as a permanent exhibit, showing
something of the wonders of the
Beartooth mountains and various
places of interest, as well as the To-
cation of the proposed new scenic
route from this city to Yellowstone
park.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02

War veterans, Legion Auxiliary,
city fire department, school children
and fraternal organizations in order
Ceremonies at the cemetery includ-
ed the decoration of graves, firing of
volleys, sounding of taps and the rem
dition of musical selections by the
bands.
The drum and bugle corps of the
local post of the American Legion
and several members of the Legion
Auxiliary motored to Laurel Sunday
morning where they participated in
the Memorial Day exercises held at
the Strand theatre. The address of the
day was made by Major Chas. L.
Sheridan of Great Falls, distinguish
ed war hero. Following the Laurel
services most of the Red Lodge rep
resentation motored to Park City and
then to the Rockvale cemetery near
Edgar where appropriate ceremonies
were conducted at the graves. The /.
Red Lodge delegation were luncheon
guests at Park City and Edgar, pre-
pared and served by Legion Auxiliary
members.
Those who made the trip to Laurel
were DR.. and Mrs. N. A. Stacey, Mr..
and Mrs. William Layton, Mr.. and
J Mrs. Henry Albert, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
M. Downs, Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Cole
man, Miss Lillian Lodge, Miss Alex
Castagne, F. W. Schmidt, H. c. Gear
heart, Nelson Lane, Commander O..
R. Roysdon, Costantino Natal, E. B.
Shelley, M. B. Pay, John Russell, Q.
j. Salo and Godfrey Nazarens. The
G. A. R. post of Red Lodge was rep
resented by Sam Taggart, William
Brown and G. G. Mitchell.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02

banquet in the dining hall of the
Methodist church and a parade down
Broadway will close the afternoon
sessions, followed by separate eve
ming meetings. A grand ball at the
Labor Temple will bring the conven-
tion to close.
Odd Fellows lodges in district II
are Garfield No. SO, Red Lodge; Bill
lings Star No. Al, Billings; Absaro-
kee No. sc, Absarokee; Joliet No.
IT, Joliet; Yellowstone No. IS, Column
bus; Laurel No. 81, Laurel; Broad
view No. 81, Broadview. Hardin No.
SO, Hardin; Beartooth No. 101, Bear
creek; and Reed Point No. 121, Reed
Point.
Rebekah lodges of district IL are
Morning Star No. 80, Red Lodge;
Zelda No. IA, Billings; Olive No. 40,
Billings; LaCuesta No. 5, Joliet;
Good Samaritan No. SO, Bearcreek;
Jenny Lind No. 73, Absarokee; Ever
green No. 86, Laurel; Alpha No. 96,
Hardin; and Victory No. 101, Reed
Point.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02

sive, his speciality was the history,
laws and habits covering the life of
the various tribes of Indians who in
early history roamed the prairies,
trapped and fished the streams and
hunted the timbered mountains for
big game, unmolested by the ambi-
tions of the white men, who came
later with the trend of western pro-
gress. It is the little details in the
life of the Indian people that has
given to the local mans works the
great value so woefully lacking in
other writer's who attempt to depict
Indian life as it was really lived. To
attain this real touch, it required
close association as we'll as personal
study of the innumerable legends
handed down from generation to
generation. Mr.. Linderman spent
much time with the numerous Indian
tribes and his keen interest in trac-
ing out the origin of the minute de-
tails of their everyday life has made
his position outstanding as writer
of Indian lore in the literary world.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
CLUB MEETING
AND DINNER
MONDAY EVENING

A regular meeting and dinner Of
the Beartooth Boosters club will be
held in the banquet room of the New
Union Cafe at 6:15 next Monday eve
ming.
At the last meeting the president
was instructed to appoint committee
which has prepared program and
members will receive treat in the
way of entertainment, that will be
brief but interesting and instructive.
A series of similar meetings and pro-
grams will be continued during the
Summer months at which time dis
cussion may be held on any prob
lens that may confront the commun-
ity and whereby firmer cooperation
may be established between the
business men and people generally.
All members are urged to be present
to help the good work along.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
ELECT OFFICERS
OF All CLOTHING
CLUB AT BELFRY

Mrs. Eliza Ogden was elected local
leaders of the All Clothing club at
Belfry last Friday. Miss Jetta Regan
was elected president; Ruth Hamil-
ton, vice president and Frances Madi-
son, secretary. The club will meet
twice month for sewing and once a
month for a social afternoon at the
Belfry school house. The first regu-
1ar meeting will be held tomorrow.
Next Wednesday a cheese making
demonstration will be given at the Lee
Gard home near Belfry.
The third of series of nutrition
meetings was held this week at
Washoe, Mountain View, Roscoe and
Red Lodge. Nutrition meetings will
be conducted at Warren on Tuesday
and at Roberts on Saturday, June IL.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Brophy and
daughter Sarah motored to Billings
last Thursday where Mrs. Brophy and
her daughter entrained for east cen
tral points. At Lexington, Missouri,
they attended the graduation exer-
cises of Wentworth Military Academy
held Tuesday night. Before their re-
turn to Red Lodge they will stop in
Denver and Colorado Springs, Colo
rado. They will be accompanied home
by James and Jessimal Brophy.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
COOLIDGE SELECTS
SUMMER HOME In
THE BLACK HllLS

Unless plans are Unexpectedly
changed President Coolidge will spend
his summer vacation in the Black
Hills of South Dakota, who is con-
WINGED that the Black Hills afford
ample Accommodations for his summer
residence. While formal announce
ment of the presidents decision is
still lacking, Col E. w. Startling of
the secret service has been dispatch
ed to the Black Hills to make final
survey and approve arrangements.
President Coolidge appreciates that
the executive offices must be estab-
lished at Rapid City, 80 miles from
the state game lodge which has been
placed at his disposal but he is pre-
pared to make trips to Rapid City
frequently to carry on official bust
ness. There is no railroad between
the game lodge and Rapid City.
White House officials are busy MAX
ing arrangements for setting up lines
of communication here and Rapid
City and between that city and the
Presidents prospective home, as they
are convinced that the President will
go to the Black Hills. Postmaster
General New does not believe that
the air mail service could be of much
service in this respect, but he plans
special shift of mail clerks to han
die official business between Rapid
City and Washington.
1t is the presidents present inten-
tion to leave Washington, Monday,
June 13, stopping at Hammond, Ind,
the following day for flag day ad-
dress. He will be accompanied by a
number of clerks, secret service men,
reporters and photographers, and one
of his concerns in making selection
for a summer home site has been to
have ample Accommodations available
for them.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
RED LODGE SCHOOL
BOARD EMPLOYEES
FOUR TEACHERS

At a regular meeting of the board
of education Tuesday night four teach
ers were employed which completes
the teaching corps for the Red Lodge
city schools for the 1927-1928 term.
The applications of Miss Esther Mar
tin of Kansas City, Missouri; Miss
Ruth MCGEE of Butte; Miss Elvera
Nelson of Coleharbor, North Dakota
and Miss Evangeline Anderson of
Sidney, Montana, were accepted. All
of these four teachers have had from
three to six years teaching experience
in city school systems. Miss Martin
will teach music in the Red Lodge
schools. She is graduate of the
Kansas City conservatory of music.
and has been a music student in sew
eral other conservatories. Miss Nc
Gee has been teaching at Columbus
and is a graduate of the Montana
state normal. Miss Nelson is a grad
uate of Mlnot, North Dakota normal.
Miss Anderson is a graduate of the
state teachers college at Valley City,
North Dakota For the past three
years she has been teaching at Sidney.
The school board instructed that
n. T. Bowman and P. G. Hicox do any
necessary repairing on the school
buildings during the summer months.
The clerk was instructed to prepare
list of needed school supplies and
arrange for the purchase of same.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
LOCATION SURVEY
TRAVERSES WEST
SIDE ROCK CREEK

The location survey of the Red
Lodge-Cooke City road project is
progressing nicely, according to H.
E. Mitchell, engineer in charge. The
crew arrived in Red Lodge May 22,
and the following day began the sur
vey from the city limits, near the
county poor farm. While their head
quarters were in Red Lodge the
crew was furnished Accommodations at
the Pollard hotel and had their meals
at the New Union Cafe. Yesterday
afternoon the survey party trans
ferred their headquarters from Red
Lodge to Richel Lodge where they
will be established for several weeks.
Their meals will be served in the
lodge. The fish hatchery building
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
MOTHERS CAMP TO
BE CONDUCTED in
BILLINGS JUNE 9

Six mothers Camps will be conduct
ed in Montana this summer under the
direction of the Montana extension
service. The camps are held to pro-
vide vacation for farm women and
to serve as training camp for rural
community leaders. Last year 674
delegates from 104 communities in 27
counties of the state attended the
women's camps
Billings is scheduled to be the To-
cation for the Yellowstone county
mothers camp next Thursday, and an
invitation has been extended to
mothers of Carbon county to attend
the camp program which will be held
at the south park. The days pro-
gram follows:
Registration of Delegates .........-.-..-
Mrs. Orville Clark
Call to order, Mrs. Frank Cliff,
committee, Miss Edith Sloan, pre-
siding.
Community singing Miss Eva Pack
Roll call of club.
Community stunts
creation-Story telling hour
Play for Children----.Miss Eva Pack
"Swings of Time" "-.--B. B. Bowden
aMv Plan of Work" .-..........-.-.-...--
Mrs. J. R. Watson
Demonstration" Standards of Judg-
ing Foods Miss Jessie Mcqueen
Picnic lunch
Each community brings own lunch
Call to order
Miss Blanche Lee, presiding
Special music ......-.-- Selected
Reading Miss Wanda Slusher
'Helping Girls Clubs .--.-..--.--.--.-
... Mrs. S. G. Wright
floods Project" -..----:------------.,----------
Miss Jessie Mcqueen
ssPosture, Personal Appearance and
Personality" -.....---.Miss Eva Pack
Intermission
sThe Undiscovered Country ..-.----.---
DR.. Jessie Richardson
Fun Hour (Folk dancing, etc. .--..-.-
... Miss Eva Pack, in charge
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
CLARK SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

w. A. Clark scholarship awards for
1927 have been announced by the
committee in charge. They are effec-
tive at the beginning of the fall.quar
ter of the state university. The
awards are made each year to the
five students of Montana high
schools who have the highest scholas-
tic standing and who are prominent
in athletic activities. The men are
Raymond Lyon of Billings; Frank
Rom of Klein; Russell Peterson of
Miles City; John Yale of Dillon, and
Thomas Moore of Philipsburg.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02
RED LODGE PAYS FITTING TRIBUTE TO
SOLDIER DEAD AT MEMORIAL DAY EVENT

Memorial Day was fittingly observ-
ed in Red Lodge Monday and a large
crowd attended the exercises, sponsor
ed by Carbon Post No. II of the
American Legion. The literary exer-
cises were held at the Roman theatre
at ten o'clock Monday morning which
opened with assembly singing of
America" invocation by Rev. D. Ell
lis Evans, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, reading of Memorial
Day orders by O. R. Roysdon, COM
mander; vocal solo entitled "Lest
We Forget" by R. G. Martin. read
ing, "Lincoln's Letter to Mrs. Bixby"
by Irene Jarvi; instrumental selec-
ton by Miss Eda Roman; poem, "On
Flanders Field" by E. A. MacLarin;
vocal selection by a quartette COM
posed of Messrs. Jenkins, Stacey
Welch and Martin. The address Of
the day was delivered by Attorney E
iP. Conwell, followed by assembly
singing of "The Star Spangled Ban
ner," benediction by Rev. A. D. Welch
pastor of the Methodist church, an,
taps by F. w. Schmidt.
Mr.. Conwell made an eloquent ad
dress and spoke briefly on importan
events of American history. He pal
high tribute to the nations defenders
veterans of the Civil War, the Span
| ish American and World War.
A line of march was formed afte
the exercises in the theatre, wit
Capt. C. L. Koehn, officer of the day
Sam Taggart, John E. Powers and A
IT. Jenkins, aides, followed by the Ret
Lodge and Roberts bands, colors, drum
corps, firing squad, Civil War vet
Grams, Spanish War veterans, WorlC