The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-16

j Mrs. John G. Bates of Billings wa
called to Tomah, Wisconsin, Thursda,
morning on account of the death o.
aez sister, Mrs. L. W. Earle, Weanes
day night, according to an item il
the Billings Gazette.
The Blidger tourist park seems to
be faYorite spot for travellers iudg-
ing from the number that are arriv-
Ing each day. The first to arrive came
/ the fore part of March and they have
been treking in ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Gauen MOTOR
ed to Billings Friday to meet his
mother, Mrs. H. F. Gauen, and daugh-
ter Alice Marie, who has been visit
ing with her grandparents in Big
Horn the past week. Mrs. Gauen re-
turned to her home Saturday.
Reports from the St. Paul hospital
where NJ. M. Walker has been confin-
ed fol. some time are not very en-
couraging at this writing, word hav-
ing been received the first of the
week that he had back-set and was
again belfast, being unable to walk
OF sit up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estell Medium ofl
wichita, Kansas, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Meld- |
rum run near the Red dome, both fam
Ines expecting to spend their vacation
IN Montana before returning to Kan
sas, where the brothers are engaged
IN the garage business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Simpson of
Sand Creek expect to leave this week
Tor LeWlstown where they will meet
their daughter Lois, who has been
teaching in Great Falls the past year.
After a brief visit they will return
homes Mrs. Simpson plans to visit
relatives and friends in Iowa this
month.
Mrs. Joe Kuchinski entertained at
party Saturday afternoon in honor
II her daughter Helen's twelfth
Games furnished amuse-
nent for the afternoon with Lillian
ielger, Margaret Baker and Marie
ohrlver winning prizes for the con-
ests. A delicious lunch was served
.
Miss Margaret Veeder, who has
'een attending the state university 5
It Mlssoula, arrived in Bridger Fri :
lay evening where she Joined her :
arents Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Veeder, |
Who have been visiting in Bridger the :
asst week, guests of the S. E. Hughes
amlly: The Veeders motored to Miles
lty Saturday where the Professor
I'LL teach in the summer school.
DR.. John NJ Oleinik, who has been
racticing his profession in Bridger
nd vicinity for the past year, moved a
is office and equipment to Bear
reek last week where he is opening !,
p hospital. He was accompanied to
rldger Friday evening by his sister
-iss Okla Oleinik, who has just finish l
! a course in medical school in
maha, and who will assist him in his tt
aw location.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Reimer, accom- B
anied by Mrs. Reimer's two daugh-
rs, Mrs. H. P. Shearer and two II
lildren of Beloit, Wis, and Mrs.
gorge S. Rogers of Davenport, !
wa, motored to the Shoshone dam
I'd other points of interest in north
n Wyoming Sunday. Mr.. A. N. b
'hnson also accompanied the party.
he two ladies left Sunday evening h,
+ their respective homes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Henderson pass 81
through Bridger Sunday morning d;
their way to the Elk Basin oil
cid, where Mr.. Henderson has sew Vi
al oil wells and is now drilling. They s
ere accompanied by Mrs. Hattie L.
clndoe, of Portland, Oregon, who is !,
'avily interested in coast timber L
nds and oil in Wyoming and Mon !
ma, also Mrs. j. L. Joyce, who is
lief driller at the Red Dome we'll in L
e Big Horn Basin. M
Mrs. Edna G. Rankin, manager of
e Bridger Water & Light company, &c
cured the services of Charles Farm Of
of Helena, Montana, an engineer
r the DeLavel Pump company, to s