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

, The Episcopal church folks will Ell
joy picnic Sunday, starting frol
the church Immediately after th
morning service.
Adrian Mattila, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Chas. Mattila, is home fror
Bozeman. He has been a sophomor
at the state college.
Don't forget Gene stratton Porter
"The Magic Garden" at the Iris, Sun
day and Monday, June 10 and 20. 1t
Y. A. Hemler of silesia is receiv
ing treatments at Adams hospita
from slight injuries received while
working on a tractor.
Virginia, young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Markovich, of Belfry
submitted to an appendicitis opera
ton at Adams hospital last week.
Lucille Brown returned Tuesday
from Missoula where she has attend
ed the state university the past term,
as a member of the Sophomore class.
John Jarussi is at home from Mis-
soula where he had spent the past
school term. He has been taking the
pharmaceutical course at the state
university.
Mrs. James Orler and baby daugh-
ter were discharged from Adams hos
pital this week, with both mother and
child in good health. The baby was
born June 5.
Boy fourteen years old wants work
on ranch during summer vacation.
Call James Rusk, All South Hauser
avenue. Phone 145-J. Alt
James Woodrow returned Saturday
from Bozeman where he has majored
in electrical engineering at the state
college the past term. He will be a
Junior next year.
Ruth Lumley has been receiving
treatments at Adams hospital. She
jumped from a moving car on the
Washoe hill last Thursday and suf-
fered conclusion of the brain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ramoni and
daughter Lena, Mr.. and Mrs. Domonic
Crosse and baby and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Suggs motored to Custer Sat
urday and returned Sunday evening.
Martha Herlevi, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sanfred Herlevi, completed
her third year at Montana State Col
lege at Bozeman last week, and will
remain in Red Lodge until next fall.
The iris, Sunday and Monday, June
10 and 20. Don't forget Gene Stratton
Porter's "The Magic Garden Also
first picture of Lindbergh in
Paris. 14-1t.
Mrs. John Julio and Mrs. Henry
Rosetta arrived in Red Lodge this
week from Los Angeles, California,
where Mrs. Rosetto has been visit
ing Mrs. Julio. In Red Lodge Mrs.
Julio is a guest at the Rosetto home.
Francis Powers and Miss Ruth Nc
Ganegal were married at the Columbus
Catholic church May 81, and are MAX
ing their home on the Powers ranch
northwest of Red Lodge Mrs. Powers
home has been in the Shane Ridge
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Perovich Of
Bearcreek and Novack Kapor of Red
Lodge left Wednesday for trip to
Jugo Slavia, Europe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perovich expect to make their home
in Jugo- Slavia. Mr.. Novack will re-
turn to Red Lodge in the late fall.
Mrs. Phoebe Fairful, grand chief of
the Pythian Sisters, is expected in
Red Lodge on official business in con-
nection with the lodge Saturday and
while here will be guest at the Wal
ter Hay home. She will go to Bear
creek on Mondays stage to visit
there.
Chrystal Names of Fargo, North
Dakota, was a guest of Miss Anna
belle Lahti this week, enroute to yell
lowstone National park, where she
will be employed. Miss Names and
Miss Lahti became friends at the
Canyon hotel in the park during the
season of 1926.
Sidney Bachelor, who has been a
student at the state college at Boze-
man during the past term, returned
to Red Lodge Monday to spend the
summer months with his mother. He
will be member of the Senior class
in the fall, and has been taking a