The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13

named Eva Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Massa and daueh-
ters, Louise and Ed, and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Buffo were guests at din
ner in Roberts at the Pete Bosso home
Sunday.
"Bannister THE Great mind read
er and mystic, Iris Sunday and Mon
oay' sept. 10 and II. 27-1t
The Knights of Columbus of Biz
llngs on last Saturday evening award
ed Mrs. c. P. Nelson of Laurel fine
Oldsmobile, which they had purchased
as a gift.
William Caravan, formerly of Red
Lodge, returned last week to his home
IN Butte after a stay of several
months in Honolulu, where he was en-
gagged as a printer.
For repairs for all makes of stoves.
furnaces and boilers, see Red Lodge
Plumbing and Heating Company.
Henry Albert. 34-tf.
A. M. HartWig, athletic director at
the Carbon County High school, re-
turned to Red Lodge Saturday after
spending the summer at East Helena.
and is already on the job.
Harold Snyder and Dorothy Wag-
oner, both of Cody, Wyoming, were
united in marriage Saturday even
ing at the Congregational parish
house by H. Miller Scott.
"Bannister the Great" driving a
car through the streets of Red Lodge
blindfolded, Sunday, September 16
at l 10 p. m. 27-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Inderland,
who have been ranching near Cas-
tagne, have returned to the Sage
Creek country and are now located
on the old Wallace Bent ranch.
Harry Hasterlicky representative
of the Royal Crystal salt company
ofi4sat Lake City, visited the fore
part of the week with his. parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Joe Hasterlick.
For sale-Pedigreed German shep-
erd puppies, from. registered stock,
u weeks old. F. Waite, care Isaac
Peacock, Joliet, Montana. 27-2t
Mrs. Jas. Burnett, of Luther, and
Mrs. Fiveland, of the same place,
have moved to town and will make
their home here during the winter
SO their children may attend school.
The hunting season is about due
and we invite you to inspect our fine
line of guns, ammunition and hunt
ers coats and supplies. Guns for rent
also. Red Lodge Billiard Parlor. 27-1t
There is no substitute for Purity
Bakery products. Ask your grocery
store for Blue Ribbon bread and
freshly baked cakes, buns and cookies. |
aaas s27-1t.
John McAllister, who is attending
st. Johns college at st. Cloud, Mimi,
left for that place Tuesday after {
spending the summer at the home of I
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nc !
Allister. {
Three fellows of Red Lodge, c. A.
and George Thompson and Dick
Luhrsen, returned Sunday evening
from an overnight fishing trip to the
Rock Greek lakes. Good catches were
reported.
Lost-A diamond set brooch, on
Broadway Saturday evening. Re
ward of $4,000 will be paid finder [
for return to the Pickett Journal Of 6
flee. 27-1t
The philanthropic department Of the !
Red Lodge Woman's club will hold :
It's annual charity ball at the Labor
Temple Saturday, Sept. 90 The occa-
sion is for the benefit Of the Christ
mas charity fund
DR.. Koehn was called to Roberts
Tuesday to set fracture of the right
arm Of lad who had fallen from a /
horse. The 7-year-old boy, Leslie {
5andelon, is reported as doing as
veil as can be expected.
Piano lessons by group method for {
beginners. Course Of twelve les
sons So; classes begin September II
and 20. Mrs. A. F. Christiani 215
Hagen Avenue. 27-1t
Turk Greenough returned the first
IF the week from Billings, at which
place he took second money in the
contest during the fair. He
vent down with a pack outfits and it
5ook two and half days for the re-
urn trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chapman ar
lived home Saturday evening after a
five weeks trip by auto to various
points in Washington and Oregon.
They report fine trip and had a
visit with relatives and
old friends while away.
DR.. Logan, Livingston specialist in
,ptometry, will examine eyes at the
Pollard hotel, Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 81 and %. Strictly professional
service in glasses. 25-4t.
Mrs. ]. H. McAllister received