The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-07-14

Browne made the trip alone by car.
| Mrs. w. G.. Ball entertained in
formally Wednesday evening, in com
pliment to her house guest. Mis-
Caroline Reber, and Mrs. w. L. Geist
who is visiting at the home of he.
mother, Mrs. L. P. Chapman.
Miss Hattie Anderson and E. B
Shelley motored to Cody Sunda,
morning and spent several hours a
| De Mariss Needle Bath Springs, al
the Shoshone Dam and with friends
at Powell, returning in the evening
L. M. Slavens and family departed
by car July 2 for Tacoma, Washing.
ton, and cities in California. They will
be gone until about August Is. Dur.
ing Mr.. Slaven's absence Mr.. Eator
Of Joliet is in charge Of the Thomp-
son Lumber Yard.
Mrs. Edgar Allen was a gracious
hostess Tuesday afternoon, entertain
ing few intimate friends in honor
of Mrs. w. L. Geist and Miss Caroline
Reber, summer visitors in Red Lodge
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
with sewing and cards.
The Misses Margaret and Dorothy
Fleming and Mr.. John Conway motor
ed to Billings Monday where they met
Mr.. Conway's nephew and niece,
James and Flora Conway, of Youngs-
town, Ohio. The young couple are
guests at the Conway home
Benson Hatfield, 36, and Pearl
Kelly, %, both of Worland, Wyoming
were issued marriage license by
Clerk of the District Court Tuesday
morning. Immediately after they were
married by Judge E. B. Provinse.
Y. E. Meyer, former resident and
business man of Red Lodge and now
located in Santa Rosa, California, was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday re-
newing old acquaintance. Mr.. Meyer
is now on his way to Santa Rosa from
trip to New York and Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Swab and fam
lily left Red Lodge Thursday by car
and expect to be gone about fifteen
days. They will visit relatives enroute.
Their first stop will be in South Da-
kota and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the
next Wisconsin is also included in
their itinerary.
DR.. K. Koski of Red Lodge spent
Monday and Tuesday in Billings in at
tendance at the state medical conven-
ton. He stated that so medical men
attended the sessions. DR.. Koski has
come to Red Lodge highly recommend
ed as chiropractor, and, has opened
offices in the Budas( Building at LIS
Broadway, His office hours during the
day are from 900 a. M, to II 100 a.
M, 200 p. m. to 400 p. M, and in the
evening from 200 p. M, to 500 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kallio and two
sons returned Friday from vacation
trip to Seattle, Portland, Washington,
Astoria, Oregon and surrounding
cities. They were accompanied to Red
Lodge by their youngest daughter,
Ina, who will spend several weeks
with her parents here before returning
to her stenographic position in Seattle,
Washington. While in Astoria Mr..
Kallio represented the Red Lodge or
der of Knight of Kaleva at the dis
trict resident meeting of the organi-
cation on July "a and %, while Mrs.
Kallio represented the local order of
Ladies of Kaleva. Other residents
and former residents of this city who
attended the sessions and the big pic
mic held during the convention were
Mrs. Chas. Anttila, Matt Erkkila and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin. Kortes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Viers and two
children returned Saturday from a
motor trip to Seattle, Portland and
other Pacific coast cities. Enroute
home they toured Yellowstone Ma
tional park On their way to the
coast they had an experience that
might have proved disagreeable.
While driving near Drummond, Mon
tana, at a pretty good rate of speed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Viers noticed an auto
jack and pump lying along the side
of the road. Mr.. Viers at once decided
that he might as we'll have them as
someone else and stopped the car
several feet from where the Access
series were lying. Mrs. Viers got out
of the car to go back to pick them
up and observed two fellows with
guns on one side of the road behind a
large boulder, who had evidently
planted the pump and jack on the road
to stop motorists with intentions to
hold them up. Mrs. Viers ran back
to the car to tell her husband, and