The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-05-19

at Bridger this week for the Ohio Oil
company, who are starting operations
on Dry Creek.
Chas. Hessler, superintendent for
the Ohio Oil company, was attending
to business matters in Bridger the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Thornton, ae-
companied by Mrs. Ed Scoins, motor
ed to Billings Saturday where they
spent the day shopping.
Carl Joppi, accompanied by his sis
ters, Myrtle and Ethel, attended The
commencement sermon at the M. +.
church here Sunday evening.
An electric refrigerator purchased
from the S. E. Hughes Drug COM
pany, is being installed in the w. B.
Bourett home north of town.
A party composed of VIM. Simon,
Bill Anderson and the Misses Roberta
Boyd and Matilda Anderson motored
to Billings Sunday afternoon.
The Senior class of 1927 were the
guests of S. E. Hughes at the Hughes
Drug store Wednesday evening, where
they were treated to ice cream.
ULYSSES B. Sessions of Billings,
formerly employed here by the Ohio
iGas company, was visiting friends in
i Bridger and Fromberg Saturday.
/ Mrs. R. B. Teasdale entertained the
| Woman's club at her home here We'd
nesday A large attendance was pres
ent this being the last meeting of the
year.
James Greenison, employed as
driller for the Yellowstone Dredging
Co., for the past year departed by
auto Saturday for his home in New
York. #.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown of From
berg were visiting at the F. w. Hine
home here this week. where Mr..
Brown is installing some bathroom
fixtures.
Mrs. S. L. Rife will entertain the
graduating class at her home here
Thursday evening following the COM
mencement exercises at the Star
| theatre.
Mr.. Finley, civil engineer for the
C. B. & @. railroad with headquarters
at Greybull, Wyo., was looking after
some work to be done at East Bird
ger soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. P. OVERLY were
among the Bridger residents who at
tended the cermonials of the Shrine
and Daughters of the Nile in Bill
lings this week.
The declamatory contest was won
by Miss Florence Simpson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Simpson Of
Belfry, at the interscholastic meet in
Missoula last week. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Smith were
visitors in town Tuesday, coming to
attend the class day program at the
high school that afternoon. They re-
urned home that evening. ia.
w. w. Davidson and crew Of help
ers arrived in Bridger the first of the
week from Casper. They will erect
125 foot all steel rig for the Ohio
Oil company on Dry Greek.
Among the festivities given for the
Senior class this week was an ice
cream party at the new drug store
Monday evening at eight o'clock by
Tomlinson and Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter VanZyl of Bill
lings arrived in Bridger Wednesday
evening to be present at the gradua-
ton exercises for the class of 1927,
of which their daughter Bessie is a
member.
A carload Of extracted honey was
shipped to Chicago Friday by c., G.
Pierce and W. J. Hummer, bee-men
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of this locality. The honey was shipped
through the Colorado Honey Produc-
ers association.
Mrs. Anthony Schwend will leave
the first of next week for Louisiana,
Missouri, for an extended visit with
her mother, whom she has not seen
for nine years. Mrs. Schwend's sis
tiers, Mrs. Dan McCloug Of kellogg,
Idaho, and Mrs. M. E. Schwend of
Butte will join her in Billings and
family reunion will be held at their
old home on their arrival
!. !. so !.
+ JOHN NJ. OLEIN1K !
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