The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-12-20

! oho" Prov would b
good thing,especially between Re
Lodge and Roberts. Autos are havin,
a terrible time getting through as tn
snow Is drifting all along the road.
! Automobile refinishing-"Ducop-
any color. Provinse and Slovenian
ihohe zo5-J. 33-tf
A large and enthusiastic crowd O
1ans witnessed the bowling match be
tween the married and single ladie,
at Turner's alleys Tuesday evening
There were plenty of rooters. the sin
gle girls seeming to be the favorites
Do you need glasses? If SO. Sc.
X. N. koski, 123 South Broadway
oiey. Tiff
Mrs. c. P. Keyes entertained the
members of the Mt. Maurice bridge
club Tuesday evening. Prizes were
won by Mrs. j. NJ. Freeman and Mrs
A. L. Madsen. Mrs. Mcdonald. of
Bearereek, was the recipient of the
guest prize.
Bring in your Christmas tree sets
and let us put them in condition for
you. Bulbs Is cents each. Red LODGE
ELECTRIC company. 39-tf.
Mrs. Al Mcdonald, formerly Emily
Swan, who has been in California for
some time, being prominently connect
ed with the theatrical world, arrived
IN Red Lodge last week to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. Swan.
The News office acknowledges .
pleasant call on Monday by Miss Isa-
bel O'Hallaren, of Nebraska, who is
spending the winter with relatives in
Billings. Miss O'Halleran is a news
paper woman and while in the west
will do special writing.
Expert furniture refinishing. Quick
drying, lacquers or "Duco," enamels
or stains, and all colors. Provinse and
ohoWefman. 33-tf.
The b. and B. bridge club was en-
tertained Monday night by Mrs. Peter
ugaste and Miss Dagny DeBourg, at
the home of the former. First honors
went to Mrs. Jalmar Saari and second
to Miss Margaret Whitehead. Refresh
ments followed the card round.
At the Leap Year dance at the Rose
Gardens last night Miss Alice Bailey
was the recipient of SIS for being the
eldest married lady present and
Chrlsty Helm pocketed another SIS for
being the eldest man to attend. Their
years Of birth are 1902 and 1896 re-
spectively.
Every day of every week you will
find fresh baked goods at the Purity
29-tf |
Waino Warila left Monday for Lau-
rel in order to help get out the Laurel
Outlook. Sickness has been just as
prevalent in printing offices as any
where else, and while the News force
las had but very little, still help is
to the other plants when
ever possible.
At the regular meeting Of the Moose
odge held Tuesday night in the Ros-
'etti hall, it was decided to do again
IS formerly and see that dependents
IT deceased brothers be given a bit
It Christmas cheer. A contribution
vas also made for other needy poor,
he money being handled by the Red
lodge Woman's club.
Mrs. E. F. Hall has received word
t the death of Mrs. Martha Webster
A California, a victim Of the flu. She
survived by her husband, Will, two
ons, Clarence and Forrest, daugh-
ar in Sheridan, Wyoming, and two
listers in California, Mrs. Love Roby
nd Mrs. Ed. Wallace. Clarence was
resident of this city but
now living in California. ,,
Visit st. Paul, the Christmas city, !
zee. II, 10, 10 and 20. Finest
pageant ever staged in the I
orthwest. Wonderful street decora- {
ons, lighting effects and special
christmas fireworks. Unlimited :
arking privileges for out of town :
sitors. Stop at Hotel Jewell, II E.
fifth street, opposite court house.
pecial rates, $3.50 per day for two /
eople. 4O-2t.
A free-for-all fight was reported
Roberts last Saturday afternoon t.
I'd Deputy Sheriff Gebo went down \
ere and placed several fellows under ;,
rest. So far no hearing has been
ven the accused. The fight was one d
dulged in between several young l.
GODS and it is said the father of one
the boys couldn't resist the lure of P
title and got himself mixed up in =
e affair,
The Montana Melodians have 81
lmber of dance dates on their cal n n
dar, among them being regular SC
lturday dance at the Rose Gardens. &C &C
onday, the Oath, they will play at til
e Lodge Temple hall in Bearcreek So
lesday, Christmas night, the local q
'bor Temple will be the scene of n