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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
APPOINT COMMITTEE
FROM COUNTY TO
BILLINGS MEETING

Carbon county will be represented
at an agricultural meeting, which will
include conference of home demon
stration workers and extension agents,
at Billings February II and 18. Ap-
pointments of committees have been
made from the various counties to rep
resent the important lines of agricul-
ture in the building of state agri-
cultural program.
These committees will make an ex-
tensive study of the production and
tural commodities. The Billings meet
ing will draw Representatives from
Yellowstone, Big Horn, Carbon, Treas
ure, Sweetgrass, Saltwater and Rose
bud counties.
Carbon county's representative will
be William Scott, R. H. Hughes, O.
S. Chilcott and Mrs. F. H. Richardson
of Silesia; T. w. Smith, Dick Gre
well, w. J. Crismas, Ernest Marvin
and Clyde Fisher of Joliet; J. A.
Dowdle, E. A. Hunter, M. H. Boyer,
j. W. Jones, E. G. Spencer, w. H. Ba-
ker, Mrs. Bean and H. Hummer of
Bridger; John Sim of Red Lodge;
John Monahan of Roberts; J r.
Dougherty of Belfry; Austin McMa-
hon and L. M. Gibson of Edgar; Lee
Elliot of Boyd; F. B. Smith of From
berg; Mrs. G. G. Crossen and Mrs.
James Burnett of Luther.
Miss Gracey Carey, home demon
stration agent for this county, viii
hold a demonstration meeting on the
clothing project in the Roberts COM
munity Saturday. The Newburg
ranch will be the scene of a demon
stration meeting for the Red Lodge
west bench community tomorrow.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
STATE INCREASES
~ - - - eAAA ~ AA0
MEMBERSHIP IN The
AMERICAN LEGION

Montana led Idaho by III members
in the 1925 American Legion member
ship drive, according to figures re-
ceived at the national headquarters
of the organization January 81. Mon
tana's Legion membership was 1852
and Idahos was 2941 at the beginning
of the new year.
Montana held 47th Place in the fes-
tive parade held in connection with
the national Legion convention held
in Omaha in 1925. The position in the
parade is determined by the member
ship standing of an American Legion
department. In 1926 Montana had in
creased it's membership and held 9Th
place in the parade at Philadelphia
An effort is being made to increase
the states membership to such num-
Der that the Montana boys will lead
the procession at the American Legion
convention to be held in Paris, France
the coming summer.
O. J. Salo, local membership direc-
tor, urges that all veterans, who have
not already made application fol
membership in their respective posts
do SO at an early date. The contest
closes February 28.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
LAST RITES FOR
MRS. RUSSELL WERE
HELD IN ROBERTS

Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at Roberts under the direc-
ton of the Downward Funeral Home
from the Methodist church for Mrs.
Rosella A. Russell who died in Bill
ings at St. Vincent's hospital of cry
sipelas early Sunday morning. Rev.
A. d. Welch officiated at the services
and interment was made in the Rob-
erts cemetery.
Mrs. Roberts was born in, Clay coun-
ty, Iowa, September 28, 1860 and died
at the age of 66 years. She married
Carleton Russell in 1879 at Fort
Dodge, Iowa. In 1910, eleven years
after the death of her husband, Mrs
Russell with her son E. G. Russell ant
daughter Ruth settled on a ranch SIX
miles from Roberts.
The survivors are her son, E. c.
Russell of Roberts, daughters, Ruth OF
Billings, Mrs. c. c. Pierce of Bridger
and Mrs. J. L. Anderson of Las An
imas, Colorado. She is also survived
by several brothers and sisters.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
SUBJECTS
SEEK ADMISSION
TO CITIZENSHIP

Two subjects of Austria and two of
Jugo- Slavia have made application for
naturalization papers in the office of
Clerk of the Court. Tresija Bresni-
kar of Red Lodge and John Mayer of
Washoe came to America from Aus
tria. The former came to this coun-
try via New York June /, 1913 and
Mr.. Mayer came here November 18,
1909.
Noza Yakopich and Mary Frznoz-
mix, both of Red Lodge, are subjects
of Jugo-Slavia and came to New York
August 26, 1922 and October 3, 1909,
respectively.
Applications were made on Tuesday
and Wednesday by Della Murdi of
Bowler, Augusta Moulin and Frank
Deville of Bearcreek.
Della Murdi, a subject of Ireland,
entered the port of New York June 5,
1907. Mr.. Moulin, whose native land
is France, also entered the United
States at New York, on January 26,
1907. Deville came to America May
IL, 1902 from Belgium.
Hearings will be held on or about
May 10. -
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
CARBON TOWNS
WILL HEAR DAIRY
EXPERT NEXT WEEK

Red Lodge will be host to dairymen
of Carbon County and those interest
ed in the dairy industry next Wednes-
day. A meeting will be called at
eleven o'clock in the morning at the
Elks Club and will be presided over
by Frank B. Astroth, extension dairy
man from Montana State College. A
luncheon will be served at noon. The
Red Lodge meeting will be held under
the auspices of the Beartooth Boost
ers' Club and arrangements have been
completed by committee composed
of J. J. Gerondale, chairman; Gus
Foltz, A. E. Madsen, Ed Skoglun and
F. I. Peterson.
Similar meetings are being held in
the county under the direction of the
agricultural department Of the local
high school and the state extension
department.
The first dairy meeting will be held
in the Bridger library at one o'clock
Monday afternoon. In the evening at
eight o'clock Mr. Astroth will discuss
the dairy industry in Belfry at the
schoolhouse. The citizens of Roberts
will serve free luncheon at Roberts
Community Hall Tuesday noon. The
dairy expert will open his discussion
an hour ater.
Mr.. Astroth's subject will be "De-
veloping the Dairy Industry in Carbon
County," He will answer all ques-
tions embracing one of the most i'm
portant farm industries in the coun-
try following his address. His sub
ject will be varied at each meeting
and farmers who will be able to at
tend more than one meeting will have
the opportunity to hear Mr.. Astroth's
dairy topics, that will be both in
structive and interesting. He is
practical dairy farmer from one 0
the leading dairy sections of the coun
ty and is we'll qualified to conduc
dairy meetings for the Montana Stat
College extension department.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
[. @. @. F. SEMI
ANNUAL MEETING
HELD AT LAUREL

The semi-annual meeting of Dis
trict Eleven I. 90. F. was held at
Laurel last night. Those attending
from Garfield Lodge No. SO of Red
Lodge were Melvin Stumpff, delegate,
John Sim, Dave Henderson and Jalmar
Heikkila, secretary-treasurer of this
district.
District Eleven is comprised of
lodges at Red Lodge, two in Billings,
Laurel, Columbus, Joliet, Hardin, Alb
sarokee, Reed Point and Broadview.
The annual convention of this dis
trict will be held in Red Lodge June
10, at which time the Rebekahs will
hlso hold their convention.
A sumptuous luncheon course was
enjoyed by the delegation at Laurel,
prepared and served by the Rebekah
sisters there,
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
"THE BEAUTIFUL BEARTOOTHS
By MRS. HERBERT RICHEL

name "Beartooth" derived Indians
the they the most prominent peaks because
of its resemblance to vast molar TOOTH
Within this assisted in carving out the
administrative boundaries with headquarters Billings
gon is bounded the north and by the Yellowstone
the south by the Yellowstone Park the Wyoming
lne and the east by the Car Fork River 1t is country
pe with lakes glaciers, ice-fes peaks Granite
Peak 1892 feet the highest in Montana, within
region Wild M abundant fishing big game exceptional camp
sites the features which ence the who loves the great
odoors, for there sufficient material to inspire the admiration
of everyone who visits this
There few into the Beartoohs for
distance of miles, terminating at Rchel Lodge
From here good trails lead in different directions
Of this truly marvellous that be enjoyed
by anyone who is willing to hike or ride horseback.
Grasshoppe Glacier truly the the
the ice of this glacier the bodies of nnumabe gasshoppe
apparently extinct species This phenomenon
many people has resulted investigation
scientists There other glaciers in this region
umbe of granite and is in such places that
beautiful streams have their origin.
In the Hell Roaring region eight miles from Rche Lodge
to be found glacier formations and lakes
by them In this region alone there twenty-five akes
of them above mberne 1t wonderful plateau
it's majestic heights you for miles
The best time take trip into this and ice country
in August.
Below these lakes glaciers the quite Dense
is unfortunate that the Government has allowed the with the
to desecrate the forests in immediate locality
Rock Creek and the different branches of this beautiful
furnish recreation for many people each and
goes there will be still Colorado with its lofty peaks
has nothing grand than have but must they better
they their tourists year by the Millions Last
year there millions of dollars brought into the state by the
tourists why should well with all
the wonderful scenery have at our back door.
Next summer when the grow long, out hiking
ogs the camp outfit and the family forth into the land
gave you rejoice that live among the beauty spots
world There much to be said such broad subject that
would take weeks to tell of it's gores but let each
one you Importance of telling abroad the beauties Of
Beartooths
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
WIN SECOND PLACE
IN JUDGING STOCK

A wire was received last night by
Professor Schmidt of the high school
from F. /. Peterson, Smith-Hughes
instructor stating that the stock
Judging team from Carbon County
high won second place in the stock
judging contest at Bozeman. The
contest was part of the program of
the Boys Vocational Conference which
was held there Monday, Tuesday and
The wire did not state the
winning team or the number of teams
the local boys competed with.
The judging team was composed of
Henry Robinson, Eugene Egan and
Howard McMinn. The two delegates
From the high school were Clarence
Nasi and Sylvanus Littlefield,
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
USE OF AIR MAIL
BEING ENCOURAGED

A new air mail postage rate be-
came effective Monday according to
postal bulletin of recent date issued by
the postmaster General.
The rate as set forth in the Postal
Laws and Regulation is ten cents for
each half ounce or fraction thereof on
mail carried by airplane on either
Government-operated or contract air
mail routes on both, regardless of
distance. Such postage includes the
transportation of the mail to and
from the air mail routes. This does
away with the existing practice of
"zoning" air mail matter over the
transcontinental and overnight routes
and also the different rates applying
to contract air mail routes.
Special airplane stamps are issued
for the payment of postage on air
mail.
The use of air mail is being en-
touraged over the country and new
Soutes are being established by the
government.
1t may be possible. some day that
patrons of the Red Lodge postoffice
can mark mail "via air mail" which
would be routed by train to Billings,
thence to its destination by airplane.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
GANNI SENTENCED
TO SERVE TERM
in PENITENTIARY

Charged with second degree assault,
Tony Ganni Of Washoe, was sentenced
in District Court yesterday morning
by Judge R. G. Stong to serve from
one to five years in the state peni-
tentiary.
Information was filed against Ganni
by County Attorney E. P. Conwell on
January 13. The defendant had fired
a loaded frearm through a window
at his neighbor, Angelo Carpani, on
January 2,
Testimony in behalf OF the State
and the defendant was taken Tuesday
and sentence was passed yesterday.
Mr.. Ganni received the sentence
very calmly. He will be taken to Deer
Lodge this afternoon by Undersheriff
Floyd Gebo.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
FIRE HOSE AND A VISION.

Fire hose had to be employed recent
ly to quench the religious zeal of about
10000 Mexicans, whose imagination
had been fired by small boys re-
port of vision, which he claimed was
nothing less than an appearance OF the
famed Virgin Of Guadalupe.
The incident occurred after the lad
had rushed home shouting "The Virgin
has come back to earth! I've just seen
her!" Then he led a gathering throng
to tree upon which he declared the
image of the Virgin had appeared to
him. The superstitious natives surg
ed about the spot, mauling and tramp
ling each other in their efforts to get
glimpse of the miraculous tree. Po-
lice being unable to restore order,
fremen used their hose with satisfac
tory results.
The tradition of the Virgin of Quad
alupe dates from 1881, when an illit-
crate Indian peon circulated the report
that she had appeared to him, and a
shrine was built upon the spot, near
Mexico City. 1t has been considered
a holy place ever since, and many
miracles of healing have been attrib-
uted to it.
For nearly four centuries the weird
tale of the Indian peon has been be-
lieved by the credulous, while the re-
cent excitement over the alleged re-
appearance Of the Virgin indicates
that the tradition may be taken SER
iously for many centuries to come.