The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-09-08
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Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Stacey and so
Neil returned Sunday night from
Tour day tour of Yellowstone Nation
al Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atherton an
BABY, Mrs. Mary Atherton, Frank am
Helen Atherton spent the holiday
camping on the Saltwater.
O. J. Salo, W. A. Salo and thei-
father Mike Salo, and Mr.. Lauri,
Matson spent Sunday and Monday a
DeMaris Needle Bath Springs neal
Cody.
Downard's under new management
Reduced prices Suits dry cleaned and
steam pressed for S1.50. Suits pressed
Tor 10 cents. 26-1t
Phyllis O'Connor, daughter of Mrs
Julia O'Connor, left Monday for ST.
Vincent's Academy in Helena where
she will enroll in third year high
school work.
Burr Viers and family returned
Monday evening from Grass Creek,
Wyoming where they had spent Sun
day and Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Armstrong.
DR.. e. N. Adams and Attorney c..
c. Rowan returned Thursday night
from a delightful three day outing at
Camp Sawtooth. They returned with
a nice catch of trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Middleton and
son Wilbur of Minnesota were guests
at the Edgar Allen home the latter
part of the week on their return home
from trip to the coast.
Mrs. Harriet Littlefield and her
daughter Marcella left yesterday for
Bozeman where they will spend the
school months while Marcella will at
tend Montana State College.
L. NJ. Prill of this city and Otis
Lueck of Billings spent the week end
at Pryor where they attended the
Grow Indian celebration and fair
given by Chief Plenty Coos.
DR.. Riesland, the well known eye
sight specialist, who fits the most
scientifically correct glasses, will be
at the Pollard hotel, October
7 to II. 25-tf.
Anna Lahti, Princess of Carbon
county, left Sunday afternoon for
Helena where she competed for the
title Queen of Montana" in the Mon
tana State Fair which opened Mon
day.
Rev. D. Ellis Evans returned Fri
day from Bozeman where he spent
the month of August. He reported an
enjoyable time during his vacation.
Rev. Ellis is pastor of the Congrega-
tional church here.
Miss Dorothy Durant, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Durant, left Red
Lodge Wednesday to enter the Epis-
copal Church School for All Saints at
Sioux City, South Dakota, boarding
school for girls and young women.
On Labor Day in the Congregational
church Robert Yellowtail and Lillian
Billshows, both of Pryor, Montana
were united in marriage by the Rev.
D. Ellis Evans. The witnesses were
Mike Blackhair and Pretty Coyote, all
Indians of the Grow reservation.
Ugo Scala and Sam Lightner re-
turned Saturday night from a motor
rip that took them through Yellow
stone National Park, Salt Lake City,
Reno, Nevada; Oakland and Holly
wood, California and other western
points.
Action for divorce was started in
district court Saturday by Verna
Mcclellan versus John H. Mcclellan,
alleging cruelty. c. G. Rowan is at
;orney for Mrs. Mcclellan. The
couple were married in Sioux City,
owa January Is, 1928.
Lost: Gold box case hunting face
watch on east side Night Lake. $25
eward. Return to A. L. Rankin, in
are of the Carbon County
Jews. 24-4t.
Mrs. Eulalie Burke of Portland,
oregon was in the city last week.
1rs. Burke is connected with the
xecutive and publicity department of
he Ellison White chautauqua and
vas here negotiating for booking the
ppearance of the chautauqua in Red
.odge next summer.