The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-08-18
Bear Creek
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iSeWoy ana daughters Graz
and Gladys Newly.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Morris sconfienza an
Mis-. William Dempster enjoyed
short fishing trip to CIarks For
Wednesday afternoon.
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hynd and fan
lily returned last Saturday from
lew days visit with relatives in Bill
lings and Livingston.
The Woman's club of Washoe an
the Washoe Sunday school will hol
a picnic near the reservoir next Sun
day. A good time is anticipated.
Church services will be held at tn,
Lodge Temple hall Sunday evening
WI With Mr.. D. S. McCorkle in charge
Inc next service will be held Angus
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Fornev anc
FAMILY are preparing to move into the
Hobbs house on First street. Their
new home is being repaired ane
/ kalsomined.
:. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Owens of Marsh
Held, Oregon left Tuesday for their
nome, having spent several weeks
visiting old friends and relatives in
this vicinity. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Rock and fam
iiy and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Owens
ana son Elmer were dinner guests
Monday evening at Mrs. T. E. Fra
sure's home.
Mr.. Vincent Caleb and Kenneth
PoderJay returned Saturday fro,,
Crandall creek where they have been
employed for some time by the Sho-
shone Fur company.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Frasure enter
tanned several friends at dinner Sat
qfday. Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Goldsmith and family and Mrs
Claude Allen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sulley Caruso and
three sons Burton, Bill and Paul of
Laurel, Mr.. John Amundsen and Mr.
and Mrs. John Patterson were o1lasts
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fluke at dinner
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Dempster of BILLINGS
spent several days of last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dempster. On Saturday Miss Demp-
ster left for Fort Collins, Colorado
where she will be bookkeeper for
former employer.
A dinner given by Mrs. J. G. For
neey and Miss Helen Forney Sunday
afternoon was enjoyed by a number
OF young people. Covers were laid for
the Misses Glare Mcdonald. Naomi
1oust, Gladys Reed and Helen For
ney, Mr.. Buford Youst and the hostess.
Mrs. ]. W. Houlihan left Monday
AFTERNOON for her home in Greybull, |
wyoming, accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. j. G. Kane. Mrs. Kane expects
to remain with her daughter for
couple OF weeks, possibly making
trip to Thermopolis before returning.
Mrs. Petre Pryde and Mrs. David
hunter and small daughter returned
Friday from a three months trip to |
their homes in Scotland. Mrs. J.
Meicklejohn, Mr.. Dave Hunter. Mr.
Peter Pryde and children Jean and
VAL motored to Billings Thursday to
meet them.
Mrs. J. w. Houlihan of Greybull.
Wyoming and her sister, Miss Nell
Kane arrived in Bearcreek Saturday
afternoon. Miss Kane has been visit
ing with her sister for the past two
months and reports delightful va
cation which included a trip through
7 ellowstone Park and short visit
with friends in Idaho.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. e.
trasufe was the scene of charm
ing little dinner party last Thursday
evening. The guests were Mrs. ]. w.
Reed, and daughters Gladys and
Ruth, Dad" Frasure, Wilbur and
Ernest Reed and George Sucker. Mu-
SIC and conversation occupied the re-
nainder of the evening.
The corner formerly occupied by
he Sasich General Merchandise
store has been rented by George Reid
and sons. The building is being clean
ID and painted and a large truck load
II furniture has been moved in Mr..
Neld plans to conduct cabaret and
&c cream parlor and his new esta-
ohshment will be open for business in
l week or two.
A meeting of the International
Bible Students Union of the Billings
1clesia held in Billings last Wednes-
lay was attended by several Bear
.reek people, including Mr.. and Mrs.
ed Fluke, Vivian Norris and Mr.. John
Amundsen. The subject for the eve
hing was "God hath Amounted thee
With the oil of gladness above thy
Hebrews 19.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. McCorkle and
IONS Hugh and Antonio returned last
Wednesday from seven weeks trip
% the home Of Mr.. McCorkle's fam
ly in Pettis county, Missouri. His
brother Phillip, whose illness had
'aused the family much anxiety, is
greatly improved. On the return trip
Mr.. and Mrs. McCorkle enjoyed a
ew days visit with old friends at
Wyoming.
Red Lodge was again victorious
'ver the Bearcreek Miners in a base
,all game played on the home field
Sunday afternoon. In the first half
# the fifth inning Bearcreek with
hree men on bases and two out, put
n Laurence Reid, pinch hitter, hop
ng to score, but he struck out. By
hat time the rain had become SO
evere that the players were forced
o end the game, leaving, the score