The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-08-04

MIS-. Anna truman was shopping
Billings the first of the week.
John C. Shupak was transactin
business in Billings Thursday.
W. L. Lindsay of silvertip pal
Bridger a business visit Tuesday a
ternoon.
Stephen Strong was in Billings tn
first of the week consulting a
oculist.
Mrs. Edna G. Rankin was transact
ing business the first of the week i
Billings.
Paul R. Pierce of Bridger is borin
a water well for Harry Riddle G
Belfry this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. O. Perl were Suga
City shoppers and guests of friend
the first of the week.
William Anderson and HalarC
Simpson were Billings business visi
tors the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Hardin re-
turned Saturday from ten days visit
at Thermopolis Hot Springs.
Mr.. rand Mrs. Jay Babcock and
children of Bearcreek were guests at
the Joe Kuchinski home Sunday.
Clara Whitney of East Bridger is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Nell
son at Springtime, Montana this
week.
Harry Hasterlick of Red Lodge who
is now travelling for an eastern COM
pany, was short time visitor here
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. B. Wood and Mrs. William
Lindsay are entertaining at bridge
this afternoon at the Wood home on
Third street.
The Mrs. Mary Walker and Hazel
Barlow were shopping in Billings
Monday and Tuesday, driving down in
the Walker car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith of upper
Sand Creek departed the first of the
week on an auto trip through Yel-
lowstone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pierce and son
Roy returned from motor trip
through the park Sunday to their
home in Bridger.
Clarence Baker of Laurel, an old
time resident of Frannie and Warren,
was looking after business matters
in Bridger Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Van Zyl will depart
Friday morning for Billings where
she will enroll as a student nurse IN
st. Vincents hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Richards, ac-
conlpanied by Chef Rich and his
mother, all of Laurel, were guests OF
Robert Richards Sunday.
Miss Eva Zachary who has been
residing in Billings for some time IS
ding two weeks vacation with
snen,. T. Baldwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. -s~ht
Mrs. A. S. Carpenter and Dive
KING of Powell, Wyoming were
Guests at the Rich home Friday, con-
finuing on to Billings the same day.
Miss Dorothy Barlow returned to
her home in Bridger Monday eve
ming after several days visit with ner
aunt, Mrs. Myra Barlow, in From
berg.
Dwight King, deputy game warden
for the upper Clarks Fork, drove over
from Powell, Wyoming and visited
few hours with his relatives, the
Rich family.
Mrs. G. t. Rogers and son OF Bird
ger spent the week end visiting with
relatives and friends in Billings. Bal
antine and Hardin, returning nome
Monday evening.
Milo Walker of the Great Western
Seed company departed the first OF
the week for Missoula and Hamilton
where he will transact company busl-
ness for a few days.
Mrs. Stanley Jackson, accompanied
nv Mrs. Gilbert Drumm, Mrs. Arlle
Thomas and Mrs. Lawrence Hursting,
comprised motor party that visited
in Red Lodge Thursday.
Judge and Mrs. Charles Wilson OF
Red Lodge were week end guests at
the M. M. Solso home in Bridger, the
two families motoring to Cody dam
Sunday for days outing.
C. ]. Spencer, formerly district
Judge for this district but who has
been making his nome III Los AhSeles'
California, was calling on his numer-
Gus friends in Bridger Friday.
Miss Helen Young of Powell, Wyoo.,
who has been teaching the past year IN
the Bridger schools arrived here the
last Of the week for visit with
friends of few days duration.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brough, who
have been spending the past few
months near Heart Mountain, We're IN
Bridger a short time Friday while on
the way to their home in Belfry.
Charles Erickson and Fred Schultz
arrived at their home the last OF the
week after several weeks spent on
PRYOR mountain where they have
been constructing school house.
Mrs. L. A. Gates and sons Wright
and Maxwell and Mrs. W. L. Hyde
arrived in Bridger Friday from Mis-
soula for short visit with Mrs.
Hydes daughter, Mrs. Milo Walker
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