The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-07-28

Mrs. S. L. Rice and daughter Edit
visited friends in Billings Monday.
Paul Hoffman was a business Wis
tor to the Sugar City Saturday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Walker wer
among the Sunday visitors to Bill
lings.
Y. NJ. Kirck and son were visitor
IN Bridger from Frannie, Wyoming
Sunday.
Ed Dinsdale of Billings was among
the out of town callers in Bridgel
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. sedric Nelson of Bill
Hngs were guests of friends in Bird
ger Saturday.
John, the small son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gauem, is reported to be on the sick
list this week.
Attorney and Mrs. G. H. Reimer
We're among the Bridgers visitors in
Billings Friday.
Mrs. Hazel Barlow and John
Shupak were Sunday dinner guests at
the j. W. Jones home.
=. y. Wide and son motored to Red
Lodge Saturday for a supply of the
famous Red Lodge water.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hardin motor
ed to Thermopolis Sunday for a
weeks visit with friends.
J. I. Spencer, editor of the Times.
was looking after business matters in
Billings the last of the week.
Mrs. Ed Scoines and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Albrecht were among the out
of town visitors in Billings Sunday.
Fred Culbertson and Ray Sherman.
accompanied by Mrs. Dean Chaffn of |
Bozeman, were Billings visitors Fri
day.
J. A. Dowdle departed Sunday for
Helena on cattle buying trip. En-
route he visited G. Bettum on Willow
Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hubner and fam
lily of Belfry motored to Billings Sun
day, where they spent the day visiting
with friends. {
Robert Leavens, prominent sheep
man OF Billings, passed through Bird :
ger on his way to Pryor to attend to
business matters.
: NJ. J. Breen and daughter Mary, ac-
companied by Miss Gladys Potter. !,
We're looking after business interests
in Billings Friday.
Mrs. Wesley Wheeler and small
son of Greybull are visiting this week
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and {
Mrs. William Gibson.
A number of young people attended '
the dance at the New Prospect school
house Friday night given in honor of i
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schwend.
H. J. Paddington of Billings. ac- J
,ompanied by Miss Margaret Scott
and Mrs. Milo Walker of Bridger. Ii
are touring the park this week.
HAZARD and Lois Simpson, accom- n
panied by E. E. Engle of Sand Creek.
,eturned home Saturday afternoon v
rom tour of Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bever motored ;,
20 Billings Sunday to meet Mrs. F. i
Giles of Salt Lake City, who arrived :
the same evening for an extended =
visit. 7
Justine, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Reese, is seriously ill at her home
here, suffering with rheumatic fever. A
Miss Rogel of Billings is the attend 5
ing nurse.
A number of visitors from From L
berg, Edgar and Belfry attended the 81
opening performance of the Trous-
dale-Sweet company in Bridger Mon W
day evening. h
Paul Wilson and Bert Schwend are
enjoying weeks fishing trip on Sage a
Creek, concluding a weeks visit at the S.
home of their nephew, A. H. Wilson,
and family. ds
Mrs. John Hunter of Boyd, formerly M
Miss Bertha Forsman of this city, ac-
ompanied by Mrs. John Boyd were Fl
thursday visitors at the Maurice Lee L,
-ander home here.
The Rev. G. E. Fenton will hold TO
ervices in Fromberg Sunday morn wi
ng during the absence of Rev. Rhodes
Who. is attending the Epworth League g.,
institute at Luccock Park. - -
Miss Julia Huston of Gibbon, Mis-.
ouri and Mrs. F. Schribes of Topeka. ne
lansas, departed Tuesday for Laurel be
where they will visit before returning
o their respective homes. e.
R. J. Covert and B. Hutchins of Bill ed
ngs stopped in Bridger Friday on
heir way to the Lake hotel in Vel Su
9wstone Park to meet Hon. Herbert be-
Loover of Washington, D. G.
Virginia and Alice Huckleberry ac- an
ompanied by Mrs. William Gibson Lo
nd daughter Virginia, left Monday
forming for Oilmont, Montana, for a da,
sit with their father, Robert bee
We
Deputy Sheriff Tracy Mccall passed \
trough Bridger the last of the week day
! his way to the county seat from bee
romberg. In Red Lodge he will fill a "
e office of sheriff during the alb n
nee of John Albert. t,,,,
Cal