The Carbon County news., 1927-08-25

MISS EQ1ld JOu1lSOH SuUiullIeu 70 d1
appendicitis operation at Adams hos
pital yesterday morning. Her sister
is taking her place in the county at
torneys office during her GONZALES
cence.
Otis Lueck of Billings and L. M
Prill motored to Richel Lodge early
Saturday morning from where they
hiked to Twin Lakes and spent the
night. They arrived in Red Lodge
Sunday evening.
Wanted: Clean cotton rags. Remove
buttons or hooks. Carbon County
News. 23-tf.
Walter Geist Jr., left yesterday to
join his parents in Missoula from
where they will go to their home in
Spokane. Walter Geist has been a
summer guest of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Porter left this
week for Lodge Grass, Montana
where Mr.. Porter will be superintend-
ent of the public schools. They have
been staying at Shaw's camp near
Cooke City the past six weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Durant went
to Billings Monday. Mrs. Durant con-
tinued her journey to Glendive, her
former home, and where her son
Bradford is employed. Rev. Durant
returned to Red Lodge Tuesday.
Two marriage licenses were issued
last Friday by Clerk of Court G. L.
Finley to Arvi Lyydinen, 26, and
Vienna Koistinen, 20, both of Column
bus and John Gill, &c, and Ida V.
Wymer, GA, both of Lowell, Wyoming
A party including Mr.. and Mrs.
William Layton, Mrs. Owens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Owens and Mrs. Owens sis
ter, Mrs. Void of ST. Paul, Minnesota,
returned Sunday after weeks va
cation in tour of Yellowstone Park.
Lost: Bed and bedding. Reward.
Notify J. G. Barnes, Route 1, Box 27,
Billings. "a t
MIN Sutton of Casper, Wyoming
and Frances Douglas of Oklahoma
City motored to Red Lodge Tuesday
afternoon and were married in the
Episcopal church parsonage by Rev.
Frank Durant. Miss Joan Durant and
Mrs. Miles Chamberlain were the
witnesses.
Norman Walker, "a, of Cody and
Mabel Marie Spence, 25, of Powell
were issued a marriage license in
district court Saturday. On Monday a
license was granted to MIN M. Sutton,
80, of Casper, Wyoming and Frances
Douglas, rs, of Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma.
L. H. Messmore of New York City
is in Red Lodge organizing a home
talent show under the auspices of the
Library Board. 1t is three act
musical comedy entitled "The Girl in
Red" He is being assisted by
Demarest Crary, talented young
actor of Billings.
Lost: Gold box case hunting face
watch on east side Night Lake. $25
reward. Return to A. L. Rankin, in
care of the Carbon County
News. 24-4t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Knaub and
son of Mankato, Minnesota are
guests at the home of Mr.. Knaub's
sister, Mrs. B. B. Downward. They ar
rived in Red Lodge by car Friday,
and expect to return to their home
before September 1. Mr.. Knaub is
court reporter at Mankato.
Ugo Scala and Sam Lightner left
yesterday morning on a motor trip
that will take them through Yellow
stone National Park, thence to
southern Wyoming, through Arizona,
New Mexico, Texas, California and
other states, at which places they
will seek employment for the winter.
Lost: A 3Ox31a tire and rim
between Red Lodge and Piney Dell.
Return to Carbon County News for
reward. 24-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCleary and
son Howard departed for Los Angeles
California by car Tuesday morning
where Howard will enroll in a south
ern California college. Mr.. and Mrs
McCleary expect to return to Rec
Lodge next month. During Mr. Nc
Cleary's absence his son-in-law
Joseph Adam, will be in charge o.
the Motor Inn.