The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-30


constructed.
Frederick w. Schmidt, 27, of Re,
Lodge, and Lillian Victoria Lodge
81, of Washoe, were issued mar
riage license by G. L. Finley, clerk o
court, Friday.
Do you need glasses? If so, see K
N. Koski, 1923 South Broadway
City. Tiff
w. F. Shelley left Tuesday for Big
Timber, Montana, where he has ac.
cepted a temporary position as super.
visor of the maintenance work of The
Montana Power company.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Purcell of New
York City, Mrs. M. F. Purcell and her
daughter and son, Marie and Tom Of
Billings, were Sunday visitors at the
M. J. McCabe home in Red Lodge.
Arthur Delbacka of Roberts made
application for admission to citizen
ship In district court Saturday. Mr.
Delbacka is subject of Finland and
came to the United States by way of
New York City July l, 1891.
Eighth grade diplomas were award
ed last week to Edna Allen of Belfrv,
Clifford Duffy of Roberts, Edwin
Hammond of Red Lodge, George
Frank of Silesia and Katherine Baker
of the Stewart school,
I have moved my dressmaking par
lor to parlors over the Beartooth
Jewelry. Theresa Opitz. 16-1t.
Gene Crossen of Billings was in
Red Lodge Sunday and enjoyed the
Eagle picnic at Piney Dell in the af-
ternoon. He is employed at the Linda
mond Music Store in Billings and is
the son of c. C. Crossen, editor of the
Fromberg Herald
Mrs. c. R. Northrop entertained at
a one o'clock luncheon Friday after
noon in honor of Mrs. w. L. Geist,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Chap
man. The afternoon was spent in play
ing progressive whist and Mrs. Geist
received high score.
The Misses Lulu and Mabel Bek-
karinen departed for Billings Thurs
day afternoon and entrained in the
evening for Spokane, Washington,
and other north coast points. Miss
Mabel expects to enter business
college in some coast city.
"Nummisutarit," taken in Finland.
Titles in English, Finnish and Swed-
ish. At the Iris Wednesday and Thurs
day, July 6 and Z, f6-1t.
Mrs. John R. Sergeant and wee
daughter Margaret Ann, together
with Mrs. Sargeant's young brother,
arrived in Red Lodge last week. They
will be summer guests at Richel
Lodge and the surveyors camp. Mr..
Sergeant is a member of the survey
ing crew.
Action for divorce was started in
district court Monday by Marie
Henderson versus Gus Henderson on
the ground of cruelty. The plaintiff
seeks the custody Of their one minor
child, daughter aged II. The couple
were married in Leadville, Colorado,
April 27, 1915. Attorney E. P. Con
well represents the plaintiff.
Don't forget the necessity of look
ing well dressed. A hat from Richel
Millinery will be the browning fea-
ture. 16-1t.
Ben Greenough of this city will
participate in the old timers parade
to be held in connection with the
Fourth of July celebration in Billings
next week. Mr.. Greenough will enter
pack outfit Of several pack horses
in the parade and was making pur-
chases in Red Lodge early in the
week to furnish the outfit with ap-
propriate accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom DeVenny of Ed
carton, West Virginia, are guests
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Turner.
The Turner's motored to Thermopolis
Saturday, where Mr., DeVenny had
been taking treatments for rheuma-
tism at the mineral springs. On Mon
day they all returned to Red Lodge.
Mr.. DeVenny is general manager of
by products of the Coal and Coke
company of Freeburne, Kentucky.
LOST: Cow branded U-4 on right
side, light red, fair size horns. Fresh
at time of straying about April 1.
Anyone knowing whereabouts kindly
notify Albert Rogness, Silesia. Re-
ward. 1921.
Of interest to many Red Lodge peo-
pie will be to learn of the wedding
of Miss Dorothy King and DeSales
Franklin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
EYo,,1,1;x, of K,xoo+o, D.