The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-09-01

John C. Shupak departed the last of
the week for Miles City and other
eastern Montana points where he will
spend a few days on business
matters.
George Teeples, the Bluewater
/ stockman and rancher, loaded out a
car of cattle Friday for the Omaha
market. Mr.. Teeples accompanied the
shipment.
Charles Millspaugh and daughter
Miss Daisy of Sand Greek. left this
week for Billings. Miss Millspaugh
| is a member of the teaching staff in
the schools there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul R. Pierce, ae-
companied by Mrs. J. F. Rich and
Mrs. Hazel Barlow, motored to Pryor
and the Sage creek country for a
days outing Sunday.
Deputy sheriff S. 7. Mccall, ae-
eompanied by the Misses Edna and
Gladys Potter and Mrs. Hurd of
Bridger, departed Sunday for a few
days tour of Yellowstone Park.
Ira Hilker, prominent stock
grower of the Pryor mountain coun-
try, was looking after business mat
tiers in Bridger Saturday, continuing
on to Red Lodge by auto Sunday.
Brandon Clifford of Elk Basin was
displaying to bunch of his Bridger
friends brand new Nash car pur-
chased in Billings Saturday, driving
on to his home the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wood motored
to Billings Saturday to meet Mrs.
D. c. Boyles, sister of Mrs. Wood,
who arrived in Billings that day en-
route from Nebraska to Los Angeles.
The Billings Gazette carried the
announcement Monday of the death OF
John Nyquist in a local hospital. Mr..
Nyquist was employed at one time
several years ago in the Bridger
mines.
Mrs. James r. Stevens came down
from her Sage Greek home to bid her
daughter, Miss Olive Meyer, goodbye
on her journey to Salt Lake City
where she is training to be a trained
nurse.
r. n Barrows received a Western
Union message Sunday morning in
forming him that his sister, Mrs.
Thomas Promo, was at the point of
death at her home in Toledo, Wash
ington.
Mrs Vivian Wolfe is attending the
morticians convention III Helena
which commenced to function Monday
and lasted for three days. She will
return home the latter part of the
week.
R. J.Crist drove to Billings Tues
day to meet c. J. Baldwin, who has
been attending the lumbermans con-
vention in Tacoma. Mrs: Baldwin viii |
visit there for several days before
her return.
Judge and Mrs. Charles Wilson of
Red Lodge drove over the hill Sat
urday evening and joined Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. M. Solso and son Virgil on a
motor trip to Thermopolis, leaving
here Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Bonnell of
Seattle, Washington autoed to Bird
ger and continued on to Bearcreek
where they are visiting with the E.
B. Bonnell family. The two ladies were
shopping in Bridger Tuesday.
The Bridger ball team met with
disaster in their game at Billings
against the Acton nine. The Bridger
team was crippled by not having
some of their best players with them.
However, they put up game fight
and only lost the contest by ascore
of 7 to A.
1t is a poor week when J. A.
Dowdle, our local stock buyer, does
not load out car or two of cattle or
hogs for the eastern markets. Last
week he shipped car of fat hogs
to the west coast and this week he
loaded out car of cattle for the Chi
cage market.
DR.. John M. Oleinik, accompanied
by his brother Joe, were visiting with
Bridger friends the last of the week.
His brother is connected with the
Bureau of Standards in research work
in Washington, D. c., and is visiting
his parents who reside near Bear
creek for a short vacation.
William Anderson left Bridger
Monday morning on his annual vaca-
ton which he will spend at his old
home in Scobey, Montana. During
his absence Clark Simon will assist at
the Golden Rule, having driven over
from Basin, accompanied by his wife
who will make a short visit with her
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
Thornton.
A large delegation of members of
the Billings Lions club attended a
luncheon in Bridger Tuesday, which
was held at the Antlers hotel. Plates
were laid for so guests. Piano music
was furnished by Buster Brown,
formerly Bridger boy but whose
home is now in Billings. A very in
teresting time was had and enjoyed
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