The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-16

Ill. anu MILO. W. DuiilONlcH, M.
Peovich of Washoe; Mr.. and Mr.
Voso Jurkovich and Mr. R. Vukovic
of Red Lodge.
n Phyllis, Betty and Jane 0'Conno
e arrived last Thursday to spend tn
summer with their mother, Mrs. JUL
/ 0Connor. Phyllis just completed he
second year at st. Vincent's Academ
: at Helena. Betty graduated from tn
eighth grade of st. Mary's Academ,
at Deer Lodge. Jane has also beel
attending the Deer Lodge academy.
NJ. P. Normile was called to Edna
a suburb of st. Louis, Missouri, Oh
Thursday, June 2, owing to the i'll
ness of his father, Michael Normile
aged IS. A week later, Thursday, Jant
E9, the aged man passed away anC
death was attributed to paralysis
His wife has been dead sixteen years
He is survived by six sons and three
daughters, all of whom were beside
him at his death.
Elmo Kainu was discharged from
Adams hospital Sunday where he had
been a patient of DR.. C. L. Koehn
since early spring. The lad had the
misfortune of having his right leg
badly mangled when he slipped be-
meath the wheels of a moving freight.
DR.. Koehn was able to save his leg
and it is probable that within the
next few weeks he will be able to
walk around on crutches.
Additional contributions have been
received by the Carbon county chapter
of the Red Cross. The M. B. club of
Roscoe contributed $40 and the
Serbian Benevolent Society of Red
Lodge also contributed $40. The sum
Of S18 has been received from Joliet
and the contributors were Mrs. E. l..
Grewell, SIS; Aloho Chapter, So;
Twentieth Century club, SIS; and Car
bon Lodge A. f. & A. NJ, S..
Flies cause more deaths than all
wars. In the United States each year,
10000 deaths. Flies must. be killed.
Health authorities advocate the use
Of Fly-Tox. Fly-Tox is scientific in
secticide developed at Mellon Insti-
tute Of Industrial Research by Rex
Fellowship. Insist on Fly-Tox. Fly
Tox is safe, stainless, fragrant, sure.
Simple instructions on each bottle
(blue LABEL for killing. all household
insects. Fly-Tox is a modern safe
guard to health. 14-1t.
According to F. I. Peterson, Smith
Hughes instructor at Carbon county
high school, about As boys in this
county are engaged in doing project
work which includes study of grain
crops, cultivation crops and ami
NAL enterprises. A high school credit
is given for carrying the work to suc-i
cessful completion. The class is dis
tributed we'll over the county and is
composed of high school boys at Bel
fry, Bridger, Edgar, Roberts and Red
Lodge.
0. J. Salo is president Of the state
organization of the Ninety first
Division, World War Veterans, and as
such will preside at reunion of the
Division at the Eddy Rose Room in
Helena at midnight tonight. During
the American Legion convention at
Great Falls last June members of the
Ninety-first Division held banquet
after which they perfected an organi-
cation for Montana, electing O. j..
Salo, president, and George A. Davis
of Helena, but formerly Of Red Lodge,
secretary.
Several women of Venus Chapter
of the Eastern Star attended the mi
tiation ceremonies and Flag Day
celebration Of Edna Hedges Chapter
in Billings, conducted at the Masonic
Temple, Tuesday evening. Among
those who made the trip were
Mesdames G. F. Chamberlain, G. R.
Northrop, Harry Olcott, E. B. Pro-
vinse, Frank Durant, F. w. Schwin,
j. F. Brophy, Harry Field, Bowman,
Florence Anderson and Miss Grace
Carey, Gladys Bowman, Virginia
Schwin, Jessimal Brophy.
Mrs. w. P. Burke left for Great
Falls Sunday where Mr.. Burke is en-
ployed by the Montana Power com
pany. Mrs. Burke came to her home
near Red Lodge to attend the we'd
ding of Der brother, Frances Powers.