The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-05-03

service.
The High School Glee club went on
a picnic to Piney Dell yesterday aft
ernoon. The party consisted of seven
cars. They had steak fry, played
ball and other games and had a reg
ular time all around.
Rev. D. E. Evans and Carl Bustell
attended the dedication service of the
New First Congregational church at
Billings Sunday night. From there
they went to Baker to attend the state
conference of the Congregational
church.
Roy Campbell of Billings, state
agent for the Missouri Life Insurance
company, was transacting business
here Tuesday. Mr. Campbell is a
former resident of Red Lodge where
he and Mrs. Campbell have host of
friends.
For -Three-room apartment,
furnished; ground floor. Phone 145-J.
All South Hauser. sit.
Sheriff Tom Bolton of Columbus
and his undersheriff, Henry Eddy,
were transacting business in Red
Lodge Tuesday. Mr.. Bolton recently
received the appointment to fill the
term as United States marshal in
Montana.
Mrs. R. S. Coleman received long
distance telephone call last Friday
morning, telling Of the sudden death
of her mother in Dwight, III. Mr..
Coleman drove to Billings Friday eve
ming and Mrs. Coleman took the train
at that point.
Louis Sasick of Billings was trans
acting business here Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mr.. Sasick was a leading
merchant at Bearcreek for several
years before moving to Billings, where
he is at present engaged in the mer-
camille business.
A neat little booklet was received
this week from Art Lumley, who is
manager of Arts Melodians, and who
are playing in York, Neb. The book
let is descriptive of Station KGBz OF
York, where the Melodians broadcast
program each week.
For sale-Harley Davidson motor
cycle with side car; large "a engine;
fully equipped; four tires, Gone new;
windshield and chains; very cheap. A.
T Downward. S-tf.
Word was received yesterday telling
of the death of w. J. Elwood in Price,
Utah. The gentleman passed away
last week from injuries received while
he was making an inspection Of one
of the mines of which he was super
intendent. The services were con-
Quoted by the Masonic lodge.
| Misses Mary and Ed Massa gave a
farewell surprise party last Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Carlotta
Buffo. A number of friends of the
young lady attended and all were
sorry to see her leave on Sunday fol-
Chicago, where she will take a course
in business college.
Attorney John G. Skinner, chair
man of republican county central
committee, returned Sunday from
Great Falls, Helena and other points
in the state, where he went early II
the week on business connected with
his office. He was accompanied OF
his tour by Judge Robert G. Stong.
Potatoes at 80 cents cwt. Red
White Clear Creek and Russets. NJ
scab. Suitable for eating or seed
Inquire Mike Hudok, Fourteenth ant
McGillen avenue. Box 161. Sit
J. H. Saratoria of Spokane spen
Saturday and Sunday in this city OF
business connected with the loca
Moose lodge. Mr.. Saratoria is mem
Der of the supreme counsel of tina
order and while here was a guest a
banquet served in the Busy Bee ant
attended by the officers of the loca
lodge.
G. B. Foltz returned from Stuart
Ia, on Tuesday. He was called Their
by the sudden death Of his father o.
April 10, the gentleman passing ava
during the night with heart trouble
Funeral services were held on Sun
day. April %. Mr.. Foltz's father wa
73 years old and had been enjoying
good health up to the time Of hi
sudden passing.
A party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Johnson and daughter, Mis-
Edna. and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry John
son spent Sunday in Billings visitin
Miss Pauline johnson and othe
friends. Miss Pauline recently fir
ished a course from the Billings Bus
ness college and at present is en-
ployed by the Farmers Unio
creamery in that city.
Mrs. R. G. Martin entertained
number of ladies of Joliet at
o'clock luncheon yesterday afternoo
The afternoon was spent in cards an
high score was taken by Mrs. Charlie
Burger. The ladies present wei
Mrs. Ed Mathwig, Mrs. George Be
Mrs. Charles Burger, Mrs. Gu
Lowering, Mrs. Charles Anderso
Mrs. Byron Bell and Mrs. Edwal
Reardon, all of Joliet.
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