The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-05-26
FOUR. GIRLS GET
SCHOLARSHIPS TO
STATE COLLEGES


ing class of 1927 were awarded
scholarships for four year terms in
institutions of higher learning. The
awards were made at the commence
ment exercises last Thursday night.
Mary Hakala and Alice Kallio were
presented with scholarships to the
state college at Bozeman, and Vienna
Wakkuri and Vienna Kortes received
scholarships to the state university
at Missoula.
Achievement awards were made to
students at the high school auditor
ium Friday morning. Martha Dell was
presented with a gold medal for de-
clamation. Robert Simmons, having
won first place in the Yellowstone
district extemporaneous contest, was
awarded a gold medal. Numerous pin
awards were made by Miss Margaret
Rogers, commercial instructor, to pu-
pills having made records in various
speed contests. The basket ball cup
was awarded the Junior class, the
track cup to Howard McCleary. Eight
letters in basketball and nine in
track were awarded. Eli Tuuri was
presented with a gold medal as high
point man in track events this year.
Lucia Skina received a medal, having
made the most improvement in her
school work for the four year period.
An exhibit of the work done during
the year by the boys and girls of the
manual training and sewing classes
will be held in the Manual Arts
building tomorrow evening from
7:30 to 1000 o'clock A feature Of the
exhibit will be a style show, at which
the girls of the sewing classes will
wear some of the dresses made by
them during the year. An invitation
is extended the public to attend the
exhibit
DR.. Riesland, the we'll known opti-
cal specialist, who fits eyes by the
most modern methods may be consult
ed at the Pollard hotel all day of each
day, May 27, % and 20. 7-5t.
The Loyal Order of Moose lodge of
this city will give dance on June
1S, and are now selling tickets for the
i event. Purchasers of tickets in many
cases are receiving handsome presents
and during the past few days beauti-
full auto robes and blankets nave
been given Joe Peeney, Mary Kilor-
ich, Mrs. Nick Zupan, Mrs. John
Kosherick and A. J. Sundahl receiv-
ed perculator. Tickets are still be.
ing sold and undoubtedly many buyers
will receive Moose presents.
! FOR SALE-135 acres irrigated
land; rs acres in crop, rs acres alfal-
ia; 35 acres pasture, running water.
/ Three room house, 1890 barn, other
out buildings. Clark Fork Valley A
snap at $40 per acre, William Larkin
and Sons. lift.
/ Mrs. j. F. Brophy and daughter
i Sarah expect to leave this afternoon
/. for Billings where they will entrain
I for Lexington, Missouri, to attend the
commencement exercises at Went
worth Military Academy from which
James Brophy is graduating. From
there Mrs. Brophy and her two chill
dren will go to st. Louis, and will
then motor to Denver and Colorado
Springs, Colorado, where they will be
Joined by Jessimal Brophy, who is
attending normal college at Colorado
Springs, for the return trip to Red
Lodge.
FOR SALE--155 acres irrigated
land; Is acres in crop, Is acres alfal-
i ia; one acre orchard. Residence
20x38, nine rooms. Other out build
ings are in No. / shape Woven wire
fence, running water. Two miles from
Joliet. Liberal terms. William Larkin
and Sons. Lift
Seventh and eighth grade state
examinations were conducted Monday
and Tuesday at Red Lodge by G. R
Schmidt, Washoe by Mrs. Harry
Thorn, Bearcreek by Harold Bolton
Belfry by A. 0. Nelson, Bridger by
w. G. Lawson, Edgar by R. M. Por-
ter, Joliet by Mrs. Elmer Talmage
Roberts by Mrs. Emil Heikkila and al
Luther by Mrs. J. V. Heare. The
examining board, composed of G. R
Schmidt, A. O. Nelson and Miss Abb
gail Doran, county superintendent Of
schools, will meet today to grade ex
animation papers.
Firing the Cub
A Connecticut newspaper editor
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