The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-17
Audrey Price is sick with the mea-

sles. -
Ned Townsend was business call
er in Red Lodge.
George Reid spent the weekend in
Billings.
Mrs. William Beeney, Mrs. George
Mcneil and John Hunter were in Red
Lodge Friday. -
c. P. Conwell, county attorney, of
Red Lodge, was in town short while
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lee and son, Thomas Of Sheri-
home of Mr.. and Mrs William Bee
ney. ys.f -
Mrs. Ann Prece of Butte is visiting
friends and relatives here for several
weeks. s..s&
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| Mrs. F. Harold Boulton and the
! Misses Nell Kane and Katie Lauikitis
were Billings callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Price and fam
! lily were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Foster Sunday.
Alex Fairgrieve, James Fairgrieve
and Mrs. Elmer Price were callers in
Powell Wyoming, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Harold Boulton
spent Saturday night and Sunday in
Billings. = = looaes xebeus
-awa eva
Miss Helen Meyer, who was oper-
ated on in Powell. Wyoming, two
weeks ago for appendicitis, has taken
back-set and will be unable to leave
the hospital tor some time.
The Bearcreek girls were one of the
six teams entered in the Fromberg
tournament. A bye was drawn for
them so that they need only pay two
games. The first was with Bridger Fri
day evening. 1t was a fierce battle
throughout and ended in II to Is de-
cision for Bearcreek. In their final
game with Fromberg Saturday night
to decide the championship fate SEEM
ed to be against the local girls. After
a hard fought battle, Fromberg nosed
them out by one point, the final score
being II to 10, and the Fromberg girls
were awarded the championship sill
yer cup. The girls who so Loyalty and
we'll represented Bearcreek were Nell
Kane Katie Lauikitis and Mayme Ir-
vine, with Maty Chesarek and Marga-|
ret Mckee as substitutes.
Among those attending the basket
ball tournament at Fromberg Friday
and Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Johnson, Art Soulsby, Gene
Landers, Sarah and Agnes Mcneil,
Gladys Rue, Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Besin-
que, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Murray, Da-
vid Murray, Jr, Bill Romek Edgar
Beadle, Henry Freeman, Bill Freeman,
Jr., Bill Freeman, ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Freeman, Edith and Florence
Freeman, Clarence Wadsworth, Dor
othea Foster, Blanche Vedel, Harold
and Louise Wadsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
McNish, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Price
and family. Ned Townsend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Gents, Marion Oakley, Mrs.
William Noble, Helen Forney, Mrs.
Willis Wadsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Joyce, Mrs. John Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Berdine Williams, James Fairgrieve,
Myrel Greenshields, Francis Gelhous,
J. Harry WRIGHT, Mayme Wright,
Charley Wright, Alex Mcdonald, Cen
evieve Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Alexander. Steve Bonovich, How
ard Freeman and Frank Chesarek.
The Bearcreek boys came home
from the CIarks Fork Valley Tourna-
ment with silver trophy-the award
to the winners of first place. The tour
nament was a hard fought one from
start to finish, due to the exceptionally
hard drawings. The first game was
with Roberts Friday morning and was
won only by IA to II score. Friday
night the boys played Joliet. This
again was hard game, the outcome
until the final whistle. The
score was 20 to 16 in Bearcreek's ia
vor. These two victories entitled Bear