The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-12-01

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furnaces and boilers see Red Lodg
Plumbing and Heating Company
Henry Albert. 34-tf
: Mrs. L. K. Hassell, who has beer
: visiting her daughter, Miss Dagny
: M. Hassel of the high school faculty
during the fall, left last Friday fol
her home at Grand Forks, North
, Dakota.
A carload of candy. That is quite
lot of it, but Sawyer knows that
it will be sold. See them for prices
in any quantity. 38-1t
Miss Grace Carey, county home
demonstration agent, departed Sat
urday for Beaver City, Nebraska to
visit at her home. She expects to be
gone about a month, returning before
the first of the year.
For repairs for all makes of stoves,
furnaces and boilers see Red Lodge
Plumbing and Heating Company,
Henry Albert. 34-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Wentworth, Mr..
and Mrs. R. l.. Duncan and little
daughter motored to Red Lodge Sun
day afternoon from Roberts to at
tend the matinee performance of
'Ben-Hur" at the Iris theatre.
For Sale: Woodstock typewriter,
standard keyboard, in perfect condi-
ton. Case included, $4,000. Call or
write The News office. 36-tf
The Misses Rose Rossi, Clara Nigro,
Jennie Salona and John Salona, Art
Hole and Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Nc
Ginnis of Billings enjoyed dancing
party at the Gardner Drug company
in Bearcreek Sunday afternoon.
Candy-all kinds-hard mixed, rib
bon, pillows, french creams, fancy
jellies, chocolates, in bulk or boxes,
and all other kinds at Sawyer's.
Frank McCleary returned Sunday
noon from Fargo, North Dakota where
he attended a district convention of
Ford dealers. Mr.. McCleary stated
that 300 dealers from the Fargo ter
ritory were in attendance to view the
new Ford model.
A set of silverware, made by the
Oneida Community, Ltd, will be
given away absolutely free, by Sawyer
Stores, Inc, Red Lodge, Montana. Ask
for particulars. 38-1t.
Eugene Sirronen is convalescing at
his ranch. home near Fox from a
fracture of the right leg below the
knee sustained when the horse he was
riding fell with him. The accident &C.
Cured in the school yard. DR.. Koehn
has been attending the young boy.
The Carbon County News has re-
ceived a catalogue of beautiful
Christmas greeting cards. Prices for
cards, printing and engraving will be
furnished on request. 37-tf.
Many favorable comments are made
on the interior decorations of most
of the Red Lodge stores in prepara
ton for the holiday trade. The coun-
tiers are artistieally arranged with
Christmas gifts, green and red crepe
1 paper, rows of tinsel and poinsettas.
Visitors to St. Paul are making
their headquarters at Hotel Jewell, II
East 5th Street, Opposite Court
House,. Here's where you meet folks
from YOUR home town. 38-1t
Frank G. Cobetto departed Tuesday
| e., L. Lo...o no1~1opJ Galifor-nio
after spending two weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cobetto. The
two men have similar names but are
not related. Mr.. Cobetto is employed
by the Sante Fe Railway company at
Oakland
For Sale: Purebred Mammoth
Bronze young turkey toms and pullets
from prize winning stock. Toms, SIS,
pullets $40 each. Mrs. William
| Robinson. Phone 88-J-4, Red Lodge,
/ Montana. r a 38-4t
Miss TIM Pollock is recovering
nicely from severe burns received
about two weeks ago when her dress
became inflamed from an electric
heater. She was burned about the
body from the head to the knees. DR.
C. L. Koehn is the attending
physician.
Take advantage of the subscription
offer of the Carbon County News. A
Webster's College, Home and Office
Dictionary, valued at $3.50, is giver
as 95c premium with every new OF
old subscription for one year. Stiff
Mrs. L. K. Hassel departed for hel
home in Grand Forks, North Dakota
Friday after spending several months
with her daughter in Red Lodge, Mis-
Dagney Hassel, high school facult,
member. Miss Hassel accompanied
her mother to Billings, returning tt
Red Lodge Sunday.
Red Lodge Aerie No. TAP F. 0. E
will give a dance at the Eagle hal
on Saturday, December II, to whicl
all Eagles, their families and friend
i are invited. Music will be furnished b,
the Sterling orchestra. Everyone i
/ invited to come and have goo
II time 3S-11