The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-24

were dlnnef guests at the Rlcn nome
in Bridger Sunday.
| Manager White of the w. r. Roach
Seed company stopped over in Bird
ger Sunday between trains while on
his way from Belfry to his home in
St. Anthony. Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harkin of
Chance, accompanied by Mrs. Ida NJ,
Moore of Belfry. were having some
photograph work done in Bridger the
first of the week.
Mrs. Alma Rekdal and family NOV
ed to the Thormahlen ranch north of
town the last of the week. Rev. and
Mrs. Gesell will occupy the house va
Gated by the Rekdals.
Mr.. NJ. A. Zook, president of the
Montana, Wyoming & Southern rail
road. left Saturday for his home in
New York. He expects to return to
Belfry within a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Baldwin were
Billings visitors Thursday. They were
accompanied home that evening by
Mrs. Viola Towne who has spent the
winter months in that city.
". L. Hyde and his sister, Mrs. EN-
| ily Gates, who arrived in Bidger
last week, returned to their home in
Superior Friday, Miss Mary Hyde
accompanied her father home.
A motor party consisting of Mrs.
Frank Medhurst and daughter, Beth,
Miss Tony Kleve of Fromberg and
Leo Suddith of Laurel were calling
on Bridger friends Sunday afternoon
Robert Richards. formerly of the
Hughes Drug store but who is now
employed in Lowell, Wyoming, arriv-
ed in Bridger Sunday evening for a
short visit. He was Joined here by
his father who motored up from
Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Ferdig of Sun
burst, accompanied by Floyd Priest,
have been visiting at the R. B. Tees
dale and John Nelson homes the past
oi. loa,,inn BY motor Monday for
the Oregon Basin - -is'as ~ "i''0i'
Mr.. Ferdig is interested.
A party from Cowley, Wyoming,
of Jess Crosby, Ray viii
son and A. 7. McC1aren, were in
Bridger for short time Wednesday.
Mr.. Crosby and Wilson continued OH
to Billings and Mr.. McClaren entrain-
ed in the evening for Bearcreek.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Buford Of Laur-
ell motored up from their home in
Laurel and participated in the St.
Patrick's day dance at the opera
house; Mrs. Buford being the guest
Of the Ladies Aid society Friday at
the home Of Mrs. R. B. Teesdale.
M. M. Walker, manager of the
Great Western Seed company, who
arrived at his home after several
months spent in an eastern hospital
for his health, shows great improve
ment and it will be only short time
until his former health has been res
tored.
Belfry high school will be repre-
sented in the Inter-district debate
with Fromberg by Misses Florence
and Margaret Nelson, March 25th.
Belfry is as yet undefeated in debate
as is also Fromberg, both having won
the district championship in their res
pective districts.
Saturdays Billings Gazette con-
tanned the information that new
drug company had been incorporated
in Bridger under the title of The
Tomlinson-R Richards Drug Company,
with capital stock Of $4,000. The
Incorporation being signed by c. L.
Tomlinson, Robert Richards and John
NJ Oleinik. It is presumed that the
new company will open up store in
the postoffice building.
Members of the Eastern Star and
Masonic lodges entertained Friday
evening at the Masonic Temple II
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ash
croft who are leaving Bridger t.
make Bellingham, Washington, theil
future home. Numerous games ant