The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-07-21
EDGAR GRIST

4. I. Bailey was a business visitor
IN Billings Thursday.
Geo. Humiston was business visi-
tor to Billings Saturday.
C. L. Hart of Billings visited with
relatives and friends at Edgar Sat
urday and Sunday.
R. NJ. Bunnell left Thursday morn
ing for a visit with relatives in the
CALLAHAN Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vaught of Grey
bull, Wyoming, spent the week end at
the O. F. Vaught home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Garst and fam
lily spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Holstein.
Will James, the cowboy artist who
| mas ranch home on east Pryor creek.
was visitor in Edgar Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Long have
moved from their ranch on Five Mile
to the Ayers property in Edgar.
Several ladies from this community
attended the Mothers camp at Peter
sons ranch on Rock Creek Saturday.
T. W. Clark, c. G. Crossen and
Elliot Parker of Fromberg were bust
ness callers at Edgar Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kirby, accom-
panied by Carl Masterson, spent the
week end at the Masterson ranch on
the Saltwater.
Mrs. Sam Harris and son of Kelso.
Washington, who has spent the past
few weeks visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs. E. R. Marsh, return
ed to-her home Monday.
L. NJ. Newton, K. F. Schumm. Geo.
Bickle and G. B. Shelter were visitors
to the county seat Monday, visiting
at the county superintendent office
IN regards to school work.
R. H. Larimore and M. Dowell spent
the week on fishing tour, but with
out the usual run of luck. Their trip
took them through Yellowstone park
and out through the CALLAHAN valley.
Mrs. Wallace Hart and daughter
arrived Thursday from Lewiston,
Idaho, for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Lee Harold, her sister, Mrs. John
Steif and other relatives and friends
Mrs. E. I. Frates went to Billings
last Monday where she entered the St.
Vincent's hospital. Mrs. Frates was
operated upon Wednesday by DR..
Ihurer for the removal of the appen-
dix. Word from relatives states that
Mrs. Frates is doing nicely and will
soon be able to return home.
Raymond and James Schumm were
business visitors in Billings Friday. !
While there they became owners of a
Chevrolet sedan. The deal was closed /
by I. G. Humphrey of Edgar, local
salesman for the Goan Motor COM
pany. On Saturday Mr.. Humphrey sold
another car to Mr.. Webb of Joliet.
A great many fight fans motored
to Fromberg Wednesday evening to
see the Tunney-Dempsey fight films.
There is quite decided difference in
opinions as to whom was the better
man of the two in this fight. However,
Thursday of this week should prove
the ability of Dempsey to come back
Henry Lessner of Kingsley, Iowa,
who is visiting here, was taken with
ohNASll dOIdOh VI dPpCilulCiIlo ldoC
Monday. He was rushed to the hos
pital at Billings, but was advised that
an immediate operation would not be
necessary. Mr.. Lessner returned to
Edgar Thursday but plans to leave
for his home in the near future.
This community was welcomed by
a very general rain Friday. 1t was
reported that the rain was much
heavier in the dry land district than
right in the valley. On Two Bear and
Five Mile especially, a very heavy
rain fell and considerable hail. The
hail did not do any damage to speak
IF. With the rain coming right at this
lime, very good crops should be har-
Jested.
A large number of base ball fans
notored to Fromberg Sunday to wit !
less the game there between From /
,erg and Bridger. All those attend y
ng reported as good a game as has q
'een played in this community for a
ears. Pokarney, pitching for From
'erg, allowed but one hit, retiring II
'atters by the strike out route. Helt. >
'itching for Bridger allowed but two L
its and retired 9 batters. .