The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-07-14

Kauno Mattila has returned to his
home rom Adams hospital fully re-
covered from recent emergency
operation for dangerous appendix.
Harry Gearhart departed by car or
Wednesday of last week for various
! sections of Oregon. He expects to re-
turn to Red Lodge in about a month.
! ON TRADE: On account of health
and other business | will trade my
/ Cleaning Plant and business for Red
Lodge property. A. J. Downward. 1926
Miss Ramona Berta, Joe Enrico and
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Good, Jr., re-
turned Sunday from Yellowstone
National Park via the Cody entrance.
Fred Kero and family of Butte are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Honkala
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kallio and
other friends in Red Lodge this week.
w. F. Shelley spent the week end
in Red Lodge, returning to Reeds
Point Sunday evening to resume his
duties with the Montana Power COM
pany.
WANTED: Hear from owner ranch
for sale. State cash price, particulars.
D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
15-4t
Mr.. and Mrs. John Honkala and
daughter returned Friday from a
motor trip which took them to Butte,
Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Ma
tional park.
Legionaires and their families en-
joyed picnic and dance at Piney
Dell Monday evening. Drum corps
practice was held in the pavilion at
eight o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
daughter of Helena, Montana, were
guests of P. J. Egan and Mrs. M. L.
Chamberlain, at the Chamberlain
home last week.
FOR SALE: A ruby silver prospect
hole five miles west of Red Lodge.
Inquire Matt Samlin, County Poor
Farm, Red Lodge. 1877.
Miss Alice Weber, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Weber, is visiting
at her home about a month. Miss
Weber is a nurse at the Hollywood,
California, hospital.
Walter Helm left Sunday for Butte
on weeks vacation trip, where he
will join Mrs. Helm and children. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Helms
mother, Mrs. Canaven.
E. B. Shelley, Ugo Scala and Rich
ard Albert Returned to the city Fri
day afternoon from Havre where
they attended the 18th annual state
Eagle Aerie convention.
Don't miss seeing Marie Provost in
Getting Gertie's Garter" at the Iris
Theatre next Sunday and Monday,
July II and Is. 18-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atherton are
the proud parents of a nine pound
baby daughter, born at Adams hospi-
tai Monday. Both mother and daughs
ter are getting along nicely.
U. S. jackson is recovering from
painful injuries received about the
head, chest, and arms when he fell
from the second scaffold of building,
being constructed at Luther.
Mrs. Julia w. O'Connor left Sun
day for Missoula to attend the Mon
tana State Nurses convention in ses-
sion there. Mrs. O'Connor is secre-
tary of the Montana association.
ON TRADE: On account of health
and other business, I will trade my
Cleaning Plant and business for Red
Lodge property. A. J. Downward. 1927.
John Pagliero seeks admission to
citizenship in an application filed in
district court Saturday. Mr.. Pagliero
is a subject of Italy and entered the
port of New, York August 20, 1913.
Application for naturalization
papers was filed with Clerk of Court
G. L. Finley Friday by Maria Pold
of Red Lodge, who came to this coun-
try from Italy, December "a, 1911.
Application for admission to citizen
ship was made in district court last
week by Anna Kanjancich Of Red
Lodge. She is subject of Italy, COM
ing to the United States July a, 1921.
Friday afternoon Mrs. w. L. Geist
and Miss Caroline Reber were the
complimented guests at a delightful
lawn party, given at the lovely home
of Mrs. William Freakes on Hauser
avenue.
Mrs. Richard Trip and three chill
dren, Edith, Robert and Russell, ar
rived in Red Lodge from Charleston,