The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-12-01


drawn by lot. Gwen Irwin dr. ice
president, Dean Forney CORE aaaain.
secretary, Agnes Miller treasure an,
Helen Forney, recording seeretarrz
Miss Nell Kane and Betty MeNei
were dinner guests of Phil Na6la anc
Howard Freeman at the home i Mrs
Harriet. Littlefield while in Bazemal
attending the Girls Vocational Con
gress.
Mrs. Charles Richards, M Jolp
Kane and Mrs. Louis Sasich Of Bill.
lings were guests at the home Of Mrs
George Reid Saturday evening Bridge
and lunch was the diversion Of Inc
evening.
Mrs. Walter Baker and MIS-. IN.
drew Graham accompanied M Hart
man Graham back to his hone in
Fromberg where they visited until
Sunday when they left for the homes
in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hawthorne and
family and Dave Pauley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mcdonald and son Bobbie
were dinner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hawthorne on
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Walter Worthington of Bear
creek has purchased the Elliot hotel
at 1922 9th street, Billings Mrs.
Worthington has been in the hotel
business for a number of years and
has conducted the boarding and room
ing houses at the Brophy mines.
The fifth grade students have an
honor roll for the six weeks. The stu
dents grades were averaged and the
six highest were on the honor roll.
Those highest were Vera Merinchek,
Margaret Christian (tie); Helen Nc
Kee, Charles Maxwell, Helen Noble,
Leila Mcdonald, Dorothy Berger
(tie). George Rhind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lamport en-
tertained with a turkey dinner Sun
day. Covers were laid for Mrs Ida
Dilworth and Bob Levens of Billings,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Frasure Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Townsend and children, Mr.
and Mrs. F. w. Bolton, Miss Erb,
Miss Charles, Miss Elsie Viekory, Jim
Vickory and Mrs. 7. Simons.
The ladies' of the Bearcreek
Woman's club entertained their has
bands at a pot luck supper at the T.
E. Frasure home Tuesday evening.
The evening was spent with bridge.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Youst,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Christian, Mr..
md Mrs. Ray Wadsworth and Mr.. aud
Mrs. Ned Townsend.
The Bearcreek-C Columbus game held
1t Columbus Friday was considered
quite victory for the Bearcreek boys.
The Columbus team was fast and
furious, but the Bearcreek boys held
hem back. In the first half Colum-
Jus made the first basket, then Bear
,reek made a basket. The score was
led twice in the first half. At the end
# the first half the score was 1910
n Bearcreek's favor. The Bearcre4k
cam came back in the second half
stronger than ever. The game ended
With final score of PITT. The Bear.
'reek lineup was Captain Joe Persia,
.enter; Pete Vavich, forward. Lode
ooderjay, forward; Joe Yanchisin,
guard, Alex Mcdonald, guard; sub
,titute, John Kastelitz.
The fifth grade entertained their
with Thanksgiving program
The program consisted of:
Welcome, Margaret Christiani. Song,
Students. Play, Pumpkin Pie Eater.
First Thanksgiving, Christiena Mil
er. Piano solo, Helen Mckee. Three
Years Ago, Helen Koruna.
Song, students. Poem, Thankful Ezry.
The Pilgrims, Mary Sandwich. Story
If Long Ago, Vera Merinchek. A
Foolish Wish, Helen Mckee. Thanks
giving Turkey, Nickoletta DePasquale.
Annie Tastovorsnick, Ruby Brown.
Song, students. Daisy's Thanksgiving,
Helen Noble. Wishing Bone, Fannie
Forster. Mary's Turkey, Christiena
Elder. Song, students. Such Thank
'ul Man, Helen Mckee. Piano solo,
Dorothy Berger. Why I'm Thankful,
Charles Maxwell. Closing words, Sill
via Kastelitz.
A basketball game was played here
evening between Bear
creek and Belfry. The girls game was
first, Bearcreek beating Belfry with
a score of 1873. The boys game fol-
lowed, Bearcreek again winning with
a score of 24-7 in Bearcreek's favor
The line ups were: Bearcreek girls
Capt. Mcneil, Kane, Kastelitz, for
wards; Chesarek, Alexander, Francis,
Irvine, guards. Bearcreek boys-Capt.
PERSIA center, Vavich, Poderjay, for
wards, Yanchison, Mcdonald, guards;
John Kastelitz, Frank Kastelitz, sub
stitutes. Belfry Girls-Capt. John
son, R. Lynn, Sterling, guards; L.
Lynn, Hamilton, Nelson, forwards.
Belfry boys-Sterling center; Hig-
ham, Rigby, forwards; N. Rigby,
Bailey, guards; Sterling, substitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tweedie and
daughters, Joan and Minnie Laird,