The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-04-07

treasurer.
e James Hanley, who has been EN-
:, ployed in the Clarmont hotel at Bel
fry was in Brdger Monday while OF
i his way to Casper to join the Burling-
a ton paint crew.
After short visit with home
: folks here, NJ. NJ. Walker returned tc
St. Paul Monday where he will I'M
dergo an operation in hopes of res
toring his health.
Jess Foust, star route contractor,
made his annual visit to Bridger the
last of the week from his home on
Dryhead returning Sunday morning
via the Burlington.
The Woman's club met yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Harold Wood, as
sisted by Mrs. J. T. Spencer. An Ar
Dor day program, arranged by Mrs.
Midget, was given.
Mrs. ". R. Davis underwent an
operation for the removal of her ton
sis at Adams hospital in Red Lodge
Monday. Latest reports are that the
patient is doing fine.
The school election passed off very
quietly Saturday afternoon. Maurice
G. Levander and A. E. Schwend be-
ing elected for the three year term
and R. A. Thornton for the one year
term.
Marlin, the two-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Fowler, whose home
lis near Round Butte was quarantined
the last of the week with slight at
tack of scarlet fever. Dr.. Benson !
quarantined the home.
Miss Mary Storey represented the
Brldger high school at the state in
music meet held at Liv-
ingston, April 1st and End, MIS-. A. i.
Vadheim, formerly Of Bridger, ac
companied her to Livingston.
DR.. John NJ. Oleinik, who has been
under the weather for several weeks,
came down from his home near Bear
creek Sunday. We are informed that
the doctor expects to have his office
in the new drug store when opened.
The city election in Bridger passed
off very quietly there being no op-
position to either candidate in the
different wards. N. J. Montgomery
was reelected from the first ward
and c. L. Tomlinson for the second
ward
County Attorney E. P. Conwen
and Surveyor NJ. G. Swan were
viewing roads in the vicinity of Bel
fry and Bridger last week, and after
completing their survey in this part
Of the county, they continued on ov-
er to the Dryhead country.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osdland and
son passed through Bridger the first
OF the week on their way to Sun
burst where Mr.. Osdlund will look af-
ter the Ferdig interests. Mr.. Ferdie
moved his family to Cody where he '
will take charge of the work in tba
Oregon Basin.
Chas Milspaugh, accompanied nv '
MS daughter, Daisy and Miss Rutb
Russell, were Sand Greek visitors
The Milspaugh's will re- /
urn TO their ranch this summer after
spending the winter in Billings Miss r
Dalsy is a member of the teachino ,
staff of that place.
James Yrs, who was called to the 7
northern part of the state several .
weeks ago on account of the death
II his brother, returned to Bridper
asst week and spent several DAYS look \
ng after business matters, leaving |
again Saturday evening for Coffee
jreek where he has land interests. h
Robert Richards arrived in Bridger =
rom Lowell, Wyoming, Sunday eve
ing and is now busily engaged in ar
angling the stock of goods in the u
'ostoffice building for the new drug II
tore. Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Richards II
ather and mother of Roberts arriv-
ID by auto from Laurel about the N
anne time to meet their son. W
The Carbon County stockgrowers Z
association met at Pryor Friday with
supervisor Ferguson and other Off b.
lals present and the following Off W
ers were elected for the coming a,
ear: President, William Moody, and
harvey Ray, secretary. After trans
citing their local business they were 9
lslted by the following business men .
1 Brldger and the road question was !"
AIKEN up. Among the Bridger delega-