The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-09-01


Laramie, Wyoming where he will bt
employed as fireman on a Unior
Pacific railway engine, running out
of Laramie. He is the son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. j. c. Cox of Red Lodge.
AIr. and Mrs. R. M. Porter, after
spending the summer at Cooke City
where they were tourist assistants al
the Shaw camps, left Thursday for
Lodge Grass where Mr.. Porter has
accepted position as superintendent
Of schools for this term.
Wanted: Clean cotton rags. Remove
buttons or hooks. Carbon County
News. 23-tf.
Mrs. H. C. Shaw and Miss Velma
Shelley departed Sunday for Billings
where they entrained the following
morning for their home in Amarillo,
Texas after spending months vaca-
tion in Helena and Red Lodge. They
were accompanied to Billings by E.
B. Shelley.
Judge 0. F. Goddard and Court Re
porter Mike Hawkins were in Red
Lodge Tuesday from Billings and held
a short session Of district court. An
| nouncement was made at that time
that jury would be called on Septem-
Der 10 to hear cases set for the jury
term Of court beginning September 26.
! Lost: Bed and bedding. Reward.
Notify J. G. Barnes, Route I, Box 81,
Billings. "a t
Miss Jeanette Boyer was married
yesterday and has terminated her SER
vices with the Royal Milling company
of Great Falls. No "Table Talks" I'M
der her name will therefore appear
in the Carbon County News. Red
Lodge women will remember her as
cooking demonstration here the last
two years.
Rev. Frank Durant, pastor Of the
Episcopal church, has received word
from Rev. George .Hirst of Lewistown
that owing to surgical operation
Rev. Hirst will not be able to hold
special services in Red Lodge on Sep
TENDER II as expected. A later date
will be arranged.
DR.. P. S. Corkins, eyesight special
list, will be at the Pollard hotel Mon
day and Tuesday, September 5
and g. 25-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Gerondale, ac-
companied by Mrs. Miles Chamberlain
left Saturday morning for Wyoming
where Mr.. Gerondale visited differ
ent Wyoming cities in interests of
the Carbon County Creamery. After
spending Sunday at Thermopolis
Springs they returned home Monday
evening.
County Attorney E. P. Conwell re-
ceived a letter Tuesday from Rev. R.
G.. Ten Brock, former pastor of the
Calvary Episcopal church in Red
Lodge but now pastor of the Episco-
pal church in Henderson, Michigan,
stating that both he and Mrs. Ten
Brock like their new location and
wish to be remembered to their
many friends here.
List your farms or city property
with me. D. M. Marine, licensed Real
Estate Dealer, Red Lodge, Mon
tana. 25-1t.
Mrs. |. S. Jines and two sons, Rob
ert and Wallace Jones of Wewoka,
Oklahoma are visiting at the home of
their daughter and sister, Mrs. A. T.
Jenkins. They arrived here by car
Sunday and made the trip by way of
Estes Park, Denver, and Cheyenne
and plan to return to Wewoka the
latter part of this week. The Jones
brothers are contractors.
Mrs. Matt Matson received painful
burns, though not serious, about the
hands, arms and face while washing
a frock in gasoline shortly before
nine o'clock yesterday morning. The
gas became ignited in some manner.
Mrs. Mattson will be confined to her
bed for week or more as result of
the burns. She is stenographer in the
office Of Attorney John G. Skinner.
DR.. Riesland, the well known eye
sight specialist, who fits the most
scientifically correct glasses, will be
at the Pollard hotel, October
7 to II. 25-tf.