The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-09-08

Fred e. Manning and Nola e. GRAY
were united in marriage Tuesday af-
ternoon by the Rev. D. Ellis Evans in
the Congregational parsonage. The
couple We're from Billings. The cere-
mony was witnessed by Mrs. C. A.
Wilson of Hardin, the brides mother.
and Mrs. Mary Anderson of Joliet.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jurovich and
son and George Kustovich of Washoe.
accompanied by Mickey and Annie
kapor of Red Lodge, motored to Their
mopolis and Gebo, Wyoming Saturday
where they spent the double holiday
at Thermopolis Springs and with
relatives in Gebo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schwendt.
formerly of Bridger, have moved to
Red Lodge where Mr.. Schwendt has
accepted position as telegrapher in
the Northern Pacific depot. Mr..
Schwendt held a like position in Bird
ger and will be succeeded by c. w.
Courtney.
Miss Monica Plunkett departed for
Billings by car Saturday night where
she entrained for Butte enroute to
Hollywood, California where she will
enroll in high school as a Junior. She
was accompanied to Billings by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Plunkett.
Mrs. Rose Taylor and Miss Esther
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cornelio returned
Monday from motor trip to southern
California. They left Red Lodge
month ago and went by way of Den
yer and returned by way of the
Columbia River highway in Washing
ton and Oregon. They travelled more
than 5000 miles in all.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chenoweth of
Vancouver, Washington, formerly of
Red Lodge, announce the marriage of
their daughter Frances June Cheno-
weth to Mr.. H. Chester LAM at Bill
lings on Thursday, September l. The
young couple are at home in the Har-
ris Apartments in Billings. The bride
has been spending the summer with
her parents in Vancouver while Mr..
LAM has been doing orchestral work
in Canada. Before his departure from
Billings he played with the Tavern
orchestra.
Miss Ruth Anderson of Belfry and
Mr. L. f. Jourdonias of Billings were
quietly married in Red Lodge last
Thursday morning and Immediately
returned to Belfry where a wedding
was served to the bridal
party and guests. Miss Anderson has
0een teacher in the Billings schools
tor the last three years. Mr.. Jour
lonis was formerly of Great Falls but
has been in laboratory work at st,
hospital in Billings for the
asst year. The couple left Thursday
or Chicago where Mr.. Jourdonias will
in laboratory work.
Oscar johnson and son Ed arrived
n Red Lodge last Thursday night
rom a 5000 mile motor trip to San
Francisco, California and other coast
titles. Mr.. Johnson joined his wife at
San Francisco and together they
to Portland where Mrs. John
;on remained with relatives. Mr.. |
Johnson returned by way of the
Columbia River highway. He stated
hat he had a most enjoyable visit,
hat he encountered good roads, the
weather. was ideal and he did not have
is much trouble as changing or patch
ng a tire. From Portland Mr.. John
ION was accompanied to Red Lodge |
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tynkola and
ION.
The stocker and feeder sale at the !
Billings stockyards on October II is
to help producers deal with
ocal and corn belt buyers of feeder
attic direct. Buyers are now asking
or the istings and the demand
large. All classes of feeder
attic from cows to steers and calves
will be handled at auction by nom
'rofit breeders organization. Stock
men are urged to list their offerings
nd ask for further information by
writing to Chas. H. Ruzicka, secre-
airy Yellowstone Breeders associa-
ion' bllllhgs. 27-1t.