The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-10-06

S J. F. Rinker of Boyd was bust
) ness visitor in town Wednesday.
4 DR.. P. S. Corkins, eyesight special
!. lst will be at the Pollard hote
; Monday and Tuesday, October L
/ ana 10. 28-4t
Elmer Schroeder left Monday from
Adams hospital, fully recovered from
recent abdominal operation.
Mrs. Tony salasnik of Washoe is
a patient at Adams hospital. receiv-
medical attention.
Remember the date. Monday
October "a. Come and eniov
"Hiawatha." 3Os1t.
| Mrs. Harry Woodsen had her ton
sis removed at Adams hospital
Thursday.
Mrs. R. L. Duncan of Roberts was
shopper in the county seat last
Thursday afternoon.
DR.. W. H. Allen of Joliet spent
Monday in the city with his son, Ed
gar Allen, and family.
Art and Clarence Provinse were
callers in Red Lodge between trains
Monday.
You are invited to see the clever
hats for smartly dressed children at
Klehei Millinery. Bolt
Mrs. George Brynn has returned
to. her home from Adams hospital
where she had been patient.
Attorney q. P. Gonwell made a
business trip to Billings Tuesday,
returning in the evening.
M, W. Mouat, mining man from
Nye, Montana, was a guest at the
New Pollard Tuesday.
Richel Millinery has a very attrac-
tive line Of hats for children from
. to IA years, in felts and velvets. 30-1
George S. Smith, assistant county
attorney of Yellowstone county,
transacted business here this week
from Billings.
Z. .. Shelley returned yesterday
from Helena where he spent a few
days on business in connection with
the =. S. Veterans Bureau.
Ed Keene of the Keene Motor com
pany at Billings was business visi-
tor in town the latter part Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Helm and
Miss Margaret Fleming motored to
Billings Sunday where they attended
! matinee performance at the Bah
cock theatre in the afternoon.
See the beautiful bridge lamps in ]
-he window of the Ball Furniture
Company to be given away soon. Iris !
Theatre. Watch for announce I
nent 30-1t
The Episcopal church Guild met at !
he Guild room yesterday afternoon. q
hrs. G. G. Bowler acted as hostess. Q
The ladies are doing considerable o
ancy work in preparation for
christmas sales. E
Among those who attended the n
uneral Of J. F, Rich at Bridger Sun a
ay were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Will ;
on, G. e. Thompson, w. H. Gebo,
lrs. Anne Doran, Miss Abigail Il
oran, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Conwell P
nd family. q
Marriage licenses were issued by u
Jerk Of Court Finley yesterday to 81
rem L. Hathaway, 26, and Agnes C.
angen, 27; Arthur E. Tangen and re
rma A. Forsythe, IS. All young peo- Ii
e gave their birthplace and resi- W
'nces as Big Timber.
E. H. Trandum, district manager G.
the Equitable Life Insurance d;
'ciety Of the United States, is a al
lsiness visitor in Red Lodge. Mr.. lii
'andum's headquarters are at Bill
lgs. ]. J. Gleason is local agent for Sc
e Equitable Life Insurance com %
ny. e.
Mrs. Annie Summers of Stanley, to
and Mr.. Walter Peterson
New Richmond, Wisconsin are st
ests at the home of their cousin, in
rs. Chas. Magnuson this week. til
ey motored to Red Lodge. G..
for admission to
izenship was filed in district court no
esday by Joseph Rosecky of Red "a
dge. Mr.. Rosecky is a subject of IS
hemia, coming to New York, Sep a.
nber IS, 1921. Hearing on the case tan
i be held October 81.
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