The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-10-06

. Ai iSu III tHe evening.
Commissioners John T. Kelly. L. I
Gard and J. B. Convery are in tn
city on official county business.
Don't forget the Forget Me- Not
drive under the auspices of the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary, October Is.
Tia Warilo, a student in the nub
Tic school here, spent the week en-,
with her mother in Roberts.
! For repairs for all makes of stoves
furnaces and boilers see Red LODGE
Plumbing and Heating COMPANY
iieiify Albert. 29-2t
G. J. Schmidt is guest at the
home Of his son, C. R. Schmidt this
week Mr.. Schmidt arrived from
fDysart, Iowa Monday.
A complete line of Buccila. D. M.
Q, and Nuns embroidery cottons NAV
be found at the Variety Store. BOLT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Huser are
business visitors in this city from
Whitefish, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gebo and daugb-
ter of Roberts were visitors in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hill of Roberts
were visitors in town over the week
end.
Wanted-Hear from owner ranch
for sale. State cash price, particulars.
D. L. Bush, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Miss Esther Durant entertained the
local chapter Of Campfire Girls at her
home on North Hauser Avenue We'd
nesday evening Of last week.
A full house attended the evening
performance of Uncle Toms Cabin
at Workers Hall, Monday night, pre-
sented by William J. Harvall.
W. Il. Jensen of Acton, Montana
spent the early part of the week in
Red Lodge. Mr.. Jensen has been buy
ing sheep.
We will be pleased to show you our
very attractive line of hand made
Madeira and Italian scarfs and
luncheon sets. Variety Store. Bolt.
Arthur Sloaue arrived IN Red
Lodge Tuesday in the interests of
the Montana Children's Home. Mr..
Sloate IS representative of the Home
in the Billings district.
Miss Virginia Pollard departed Fri
day for Billings where she Joined
Miss Maude Wright on trip to
Portland, Oregon. The girls expect
% remain in Portland during the
winter months.
Rebekah Lodge No. 80 will hold a
public card party at the Dimich hall :
friday, October 7. SO cents each. 81 H
oer couple. Cards at eight o'clock. 4
'ollowed by luncheon. 29-2t. /
Harry Edwards returned Monday ]
rom Gfeybull, Wyoming wrere he H
las been making his home. His fam q
~ will join him in Red Lodge in the
ear future.
Alfred Heikkila and Toivo Homi of
'oberts motored to Red Lodge Sun =
ay afternoon to attend showing 7
I the Tunney-Dempsey fight at one .
{ the local theatres. 7
You will enjoy embroidering on :,
uccila stamped goods these fall eve :
ings. Let US show you our varied
nd complete assortment. Variety
tore. 30-1t
Mrs. Mary R. Keefe, connected with Y
lie tax department of the Northern u
acific Railway company, with head :,
1arters in St. Paul, Minnesota, was y
the city Monday and Tuesday ?
lecking county records.
We are now displaying our newly y
'ceived shipment of very complete :,
ne OF Buccila stamped goods which "
LII please you. Variety Store. 30-1t. :;
Mrs. Frank Durant and Mrs. Hal 81
artwright motored TO Billings Mon O.
~ At Joliet they joined Mr.. Dur Vi
1t who accompanied them to Bill a
lgs. D
The Variety Store invites you to be
e the new line of Buccila stamped tn
'ods just received. Our line of D. M. az
, Buccila and Nuns embroidery cot TO
MS is complete. 3O-1t.
The foreclosure action of Edgar DR.
ate Bank versus Mary f. Long tried in
district court Tuesday was con-
lhed until October II. Attorney John vi
Skinner is counsel for Mrs. Long. er
George Davis left Sunday for his ed
me in Helena after spending a few III
Us on business in Red Lodge. He
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davis of this city and is assis-
It state fire marshall.
Dr.. Riesland, the we'll known eve Fo
hit specialist who fits the most II
correct glasses, will be a
the Pollard hotel, October tia
I'll. 25-tf. ito