The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-09-22

| sunday AFTERNOON TO attend MIS-
Henry Johnson who was i'll.
W. P. Stapelton of Billings, agri-
cultural development agent with the
Northern Pacific Railway company,
was a caller in town Monday.
World Series baseball returns will
be received at the Model Drug Com
pany. 28-1t.
Mrs. t. F. Pollard returned Friday
from Saginaw, Michigan where she
had spent about six weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. D. w. Sanford.
Thomas McCabe left Tuesday for
the state college at Bozeman. He
will enroll in the Junior class and is
majoring in electrical engineering.
James Woodrow is leaving this af-
ternoon for Bozeman to enroll in
third year work at the state college.
He is majoring in electrical engineer
ing.
Miss Dolores Stevenson departed
for her home in Chicago Tuesday after
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. R. S. Coleman, since the first of
August.
Donald A. Grenier of Leominister,
Massachusetts, and Clara McNaney
of Glendive, Montana were married
by Judge E. B. Provinse yesterday
afternoon.
For Sale: Wealthy and winter
apples, so cents per box. Bring con-
tainers. G.. A. Sauerwein, three miles
south of Boyd. 28-2t.
James Brophy left Sunday for Mis-
soula to enroll at Montana State
University. Last spring he graduated
from Wentworth Military Academy at
Lexington, Missouri.
A cheese demonstration will be
held at the home of Mrs. William
Schank at Roberts Friday, with Miss
Grace Carey, county home demonstra-
ton agent, in charge.
Marguerite johnson left Sunday for
Malta, Montana after visiting a week
at the William Johnson and John Met
calf homes. Miss Johnson is a tele-
phone operator at Malta.
Miss Esther Pelo returned Monday
morning from Yellowstone Park
where she was an employee at Lake
hotel the past park season. She was
met in Billings by her brother, Edwin
Pelo.
Edith Musgrave, young daughter
of Louis Musgrave Of Belfry, had the
misfortune to break her right arm last
Friday afternoon. She was brought to
DR.. E. M. Adams for medical atten-
ton.
Farmers desiring farm appliances
made at cost of lumber see Agricul-
tural Shop Department at Carbon
county high school. 27-2t.
Miss Martha Herlevi has returned
to Bozeman to enroll at Montana
State College in Senior work Miss
Herlevi spent the summer in Red
Lodge with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanfred Herlevi.
Mrs. Abigail Herbert left Sunday
for her home in Lewistown after visit
ing for about a month at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Anne J. Doran.
She was accompanied to Billings by
Mrs. Doran and Abigail Doran.
Helen Fleming and Mary Larkin
departed Sunday for Missoula where
they will attend the state university
Miss Fleming joined her mother and
sister there, Mrs. Fleming having re-
Gently purchased the Blue Parrot tea
room.
Clyde Halpin left Saturday for
Denver where he expects to locate.
He returned few weeks ago from
Yellowstone Park where he had been
employed with the transportation
company during the summer. Mrs.
Halpin will join her husband in Den
yer later.
Farmers desiring farm appliances
made at cost of lumber see Agricul-
tural Shop Department at Carbon
county high school. 27-2t.
Arts Melodians returned Friday
from Livingston where they played
for dances Wednesday and Thursday
nights. Tuesday night they furnished
the music in Bozeman and next Sat-
urday night will play at the Labor
Temple in Red Lodge.
The Misses Jane Gillette, Ruth
Smith, Mrs. R. L. Duncan and Mr..
Elmer Olson of Roberts were shop
pers in the county seat Tuesday eve
ming. Miss Gillette, Miss Smith and
Mr.. Olson are members of the teach
ing staff in Roberts this year.
Miss Esther l.. Griere of Minnea-
polls, Minnesota arrived in Red Lodge
Monday and assumed her duties as
music teacher and supervisor in the
Red Lodge public school system. Miss
Griere was employed by the school
board on September s to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
Miss Esther Martin.
Pauline and Margaret Salona We're
hOstesses at a surprise marty Monday