The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02

creek attended the Memorial D
services at the Roman theatre Mo
= day.
A carload of Pontiac automobil
were unloaded at the station Tue
day by Ed Bloom, dealer in Ponti
and Oakland cars.
George F. Moses of the Mod
Drug was representative of h
store at the Rexall convention held ;
!, Billings Thursday.
Fred Boehn, %, and Minnie Hutzer
bieler, 20, both of Bridger, were issue
a marriage license by the Clerk @
Court last Thursday.
Do you need glasses? If so, see K
N. Koski, 1913 South Broadway
City. 7-tt
l. Dora Duncan, little daughter of Nh
and Mrs. R. L. Duncan of Roberts
spent Friday and Saturday in Rel
Lodge with relatives.
Miss Mary Dickinson arrived II
Red Lodge Thursday and will spent
the summer months with her sister
Mrs. 0. H. P. Shelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Gleason are
the proud parents of baby daughter
born at Adams hospital shortly after
SIX o'clock Saturday evening.
A marriage license was issued Sat-
urday by Clerk of Court G. L. Finley
to Frank Merrill, %, and Edna
Leatherman, 10, both of Billings.
Mrs. E. E. Davies on last Thursday
became the owner of the Liberty Con-
fectionery, formerly operated by AL
fonso Roman and the late B. Cobetto.
Coming-Red Grange in his record
breaking picture, Zone Minute to
Play Iris Theatre. 12-1t.
Mrs. Edward Olcott and son Tom
arrived in Red Lodge Friday from
Long Beach, California. They will
spend the summer months in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Skinner motored
to Billings Friday evening where
Mrs. Skinner joined Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Campbell who are making a trip
to Minnesota by car.
The Congregational ladies aid met
yesterday afternoon at the church
parsonage with Mesdames Glen Cart
wright, Otto McCollum and Miss
Grace Carey as hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Chamberlain
motored to Billings Saturday morn
ing to spend the Memorial holidays
with Mrs. Chamberlin's mother, Mrs.
Anderson. They returned home Mon
day.
Frank Merrill and Edna Leather
man were married at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Baxter Saturday eve
ming by Rev. D. Ellis Evans, pastor
of the Congregational church. Mr.
and Mrs. Baxter acted as witnesses.
Women of Red Lodge. Do not fail
to read our advertisement on page
five of this issue. Model Drug Com
pany. 12-1t.
Action for divorce was started last
week by Bert Underwood against
Fannie Underwood. They were mar
ried in Red Lodge January, 1925. Mr..
Underwood seeks the divorce on
ground of desertion. E. P. Conwell is
attorney for the plaintiff.
Harry Obert and family passed
through Roscoe enroute home from
the Gland of sunkist oranges" They
eft here last fall for the coast, but |
returned singing Montana's praises.
Mrs. Obert is daughter of Mrs. w.
R. Findlay.-Absorakee Enterprise.
Walter Richard Luoma, three year
I'D son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Luoma
# Luther, died in Red Lodge at 1920 i
Saturday night from intestinal flu.
Burial arrangements were in charge |
If R. G. Martin. The little boy is
survived by his parents and several
orothers and sisters.
A. A. Ellis, prominent west side
'ancher, returned Saturday from Reed
Point, where he went Friday on bust
less. Between Reed Point and Column
Jus, he found the roads SO bad that I
lie had to abandon his car and have
t towed into columbus. Mr.. Ellis re-
urned to Red Lodge by train
Woodrow's orchestra has been en-
ragged TO play for the railroad dance
o be given at the Labor Temple Sat-
lrday night by the Italian Girls Vic
DRY club, who have previously given
several successful and enjoyable
lances in this city, the proceeds of
,1o1 IL, b.