The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-08-25
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home ON Sand creek. Miss Daisy
Millspaugh accompanied her guest tt
Billings.
The cloudburst last Monday eve
ming on Bearereek washed out a sec.
ton of the NJ. W. & S. track anc
prevented the Bridger train from ar.
irving until late in the afternoon
Tuesday.
Theodore Olsen and son of Elk
Basin were Bridger callers Tuesday.
Mr.. Olsen has the contract for drill
ing at the Red Dome and will start
operations as soon as some material
can be placed on the ground.
Frank Bostic was in from his Sage
Greek ranch the last of the week. He
was accompanied by his brother who
Is visiting him after an absence from
the Clarks Fork of about 20 years
duration. His home is in Kalispel.
Mrs. ". E. Pinkney and family de-
parted Wednesday morning for Bill
lings where they will make their fu-
ture home. They We're guests at the
5. E. Hughes home here Monday and
Tuesday, motoring to Billings We'd
nesday in the Hughes car.
Van Blackberry had the misfortune
of breaking his arm Saturday while
trying to crank car. Some of these
cars are powerful on the kick-back.
The arm was broken above the wrist
but DR.. J. E. Midget Immediately
fixed up the young man and he will
soon be able to use it again.
The Bridger ball team lost out in
their game at Acton last Sunday by
a score of to 5. Pokarney, who done
the slab work for Acton, famed ID
Bridger batters, which is going
some. The game was in doubt until
the last man was out, but the breaks
all favored the Acton team.
A party composed of S. T. Mccall. |
daughter Helen, Mrs. Alice Pearson
and Hill Emmett of Fromberg, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Frank Lowdey and children
Of Billings and Mrs. Mckenzie and
laughter Dorothy of Chicago passed
through Bridger Sunday on their
way to Pryor where they enjoyed a
)icnic dinner.
The Misses. Olive Brottem and /
Iazel Moody were joint hostesses at
dinner party at the Moody home
Ionday evening in honor of Mr.. and
1rs. Lester Ratcliff and two friends,
Ohm Sargent and Eugene cambridge
t st. Louis, who stopped over night
n Bridger on their way to Harring-
on, Wyoming. Invited guests were
Hiss Avis Walters and Richard Car
er of Billings.
William H. Morris passed away at,
he home of his sister Mrs. Hattie
'eeples ION Bluewater August Is,
927, after an illness of several years
duration. At the time of his death he
vas past the age of 81 years, being
'orn in Jasper county, Missouri, Feb
uary Is, 1865. Funeral services were
leld at the Teeples home on Blue
water and were conducted by Rev. c.
3. Fenton, Methodist minister of
3ridger after which the remains We're
aid away in the family burial ground
ear their home beside the grave of
is mother, who passed away in
larch, 1928. He leaves to mourn his
oss two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Teeples
nd Mrs. Charles Osborne of Garland,
Vyoming; one son, Edward Morris of
anaconda, besides other relatives who
we're present at his funeral. Mr.. Nor
is has made his home with his sis
er for the past two years, being con-
ined to his bed since last summer by
rheumatism, and although he suffer-
ID a great deal, bore all patiently
Without. complaint. The sympathy of
he entire neighborhood goes out to
he stricken family.