The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-10-27

iIlOiIiiS WHY Ill. gnu 4ll .. "A.
Richardson are in Nebraska.
Otis Roysdon is confined to hi
home this week, suffering from injur
to a foot which was caught in ha
bailer while he was at work on tn
ranch of his brother east of town.
Guy O'Neill of Bridger, charge,
with second degree assault, was ar
raigned before Judge R. C. Stonl
Tuesday and entered a plea of no
guilty. His bond was fixed at $500
For repairs for all makes of stoves
furnaces and boilers see Red Lodg,
Plumbing and Heating Company
Henry Albert. 31-3t
Application for admission to citizen
ship was filed in district court Sat
urday by Charles Kolarich of Rec
Lodge. Mr.. Kolarich came to tn,
United States by way Of New Yorl
from Jugo-S lavia in May, 1905.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Nelson of Bill
lings were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
E. B. Provinse and family Sunday
Mr.. Nelson is former resident Of
this city and at present is the owner
and proprietor of the Nelson Music
House in Billings.
Chas. E. Cunningham of Helena
was a business visitor in Red Lodge
Monday and Tuesday in the interests
of the Montana Deaconess School
Mr.. Cunningham was pastor of the
Methodist church in Red Lodge about
twenty-five years ago.
Louise Formento and her mother
were guests of friends in Red Lodge
from Roundup last week end. Miss
Formento is visiting her parents II
Roundup for few days from Chicago
where she is student of the Ameri
can Conservatory of Music.
There's comfort and satisfaction II
wearing Munsing Underwear, sill
rayon, wool or cotton. You'll find il
at the Grove Store. 33-1t
Bills are out announcing a dance
to be given at Lodge Temple Hall II
Bearcreek next Saturday night under
the auspices of the Loyal Order Of
Moose lodge, No. 1854 of this city
Music will be furnished by the Silver
Trio and the management assures {
good time to all.
The Jefferson school savings bank
account totaled $20806 last Tuesday
with 70 per cent of the pupils en-
rolled participating in the savings
First grade pupils Of the Jefferson
school have to date saved $30.48; sec
ond grade, $38.69; third grade, $84.88
and fourth grade $5401.
The case of the State versus George
Beam of Bearcreek, charged with
third degree assault, was tried in JUS
tice Wilson's court Saturday after
noon and resulted in verdict OF
guilty. The state was represented by
County Attorney E. P. Conwell, while
Sharon Merriman represented the de-
PENDANT.
Easy to Buy. Nice two-story s.
room home, close to town, close tc
work. Sewer, water and electric
lights. $3.50 cash, balance, "a cents
a day will buy this home. See Marine
Is South Broadway, Red Lodge, Mon
tana. 33-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Richardson left
Monday for Heckla, Nebraska where
they will spend the winter. For severa
months Mr.. Richardson has been feel.
ing poorly and he believes that few
months in one Of the central states
will help him regain his health. Dur.
ing his absence Harry Gearhart viii
have charge of the Richardson bar.
Der shop.
The Billings Polygraph of last Fri
days date contains the news thai
Leonard Niemi of Red Lodge, poly
technic graduate in engineering, class
of 1914, now holds the important posi-
sion of efficiency engineer for the
Public Service company of st. Louis
From news reports it appears tina
the cyclone which recently devastec
portions of St. Louis must have hi
very near his home.
Mrs. Blanch Kohol arrived from
Leon, Iowa, Monday for few day
visit with friends and for the pur
pose of looking after her Carbon
county real estate interests. She is ;
former resident of this city, whicl
she left about seven years ago. Sh
will go from here to Canyon Ferry
Montana where she will spend severa
months visiting her daughter befor
returning to Iowa.
Before jury in the justice court o
E. B. Provinse Thursday the case o
the State versus Lubeca Bonovicl
was tried and resulted in a verde
of guilty. Mrs. Bonovich was charge
with third degree assault. The com
n