The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-05-24

torio-which is to commemorate
mortal nonstop aeroplane fligh
pleted work will stand over 40
LeBourget filed near Paris, Frai
Mrs. William Johnson and daughter
Miss Edna, accompanied by Mrs.
James Leslie and James Leslie, Jr.,
motored to Billings Saturday evening.
Miss Pauline Johnson, who is en-
ployed as stenographer by the Farm
ers' Union Creamery, came to Red
Lodge with them and returned to her
work Sunday afternoon.
Miss Agnes Gustitis, daughter of
Charles Gustitis of this city, was a
member of the graduating class who
received their diplomas from the
Worland, Wyo., high school Tuesday
evening. Miss Gustitis was born and
raised in Red Lodge and has host
of relatives and friends here who ex-
tend congratulations. She has ac-
cepted position in Worland with the
Mountain States Telephone company.
Good Ford touring car for sale.
Inquire at the News office. lit.
The Northern Pacific railway has
announced special rate of fare and
one-half for the round trip on the GER
tificate plan to the Scottish Rite Re
union and Mystic Shrine ceremonial,
which will be held at Billings, Mont,
June 7. Certificates purchased on the
going trip, June 6, Z, will be honored
at half fare returning if presented
not later than June 10, subject to
minimum attendance requirement of
$50.
At the American Legion Auxiliary
dance last Saturday, Mrs. F. W.
Schwin won the cedar chest filled with
linen. Frank McCleary won the sec
ond prize of linen luncheon set,
while the third prize of pillow cases
went to 0. j. Simmons. The dance
is reported as being a great success,
from both the financial and good time
standpoint Proceeds realized will be
used toward rehabilitation and child
welfare work.
Fresh buns at all time at the Purity
Bakery. Tilt
Potatoes for sale; seed and eating;
70 and 80 cents per hundred. Mike
Hudak, Box 161, Fourteenth and Nc
Gillen avenue. lift.
Last Thursday evening the local
camp of the Royal Neighbors of
America entertained a number of
prominent members of other camps.
The visiting members were Laura A..
Keller, district deputy, Great Falls;
Rita Hopper, district oracle, Billings;
Sadie Goddard, district recorder, Bill
lings; Mary N. Medium, member of
the Billings camp; Amanda Bishop,
recorder, Laurel camp. They returned
to Billings the same evening.
Judge 0. F. Goddard of Billings was
here between trains Tuesday and held
short session in district court, at
which time probate and exparta mat
ters were attended to. County At
torney E. P. Conwell filed information
direct against Mrs. Glen Brough of
Belfry, charging her with selling in
toxicating liquor to minor, under
the age of 81 years. She entered a
plea of not guilty and is held await
ing action of the district court.
Members of the Lions club of Bill
lings spent Sunday on the location of
the new camp site they recently pur-
chased on the lake fork of Rock creek.
The day was spent in Singing the
new dining hall and otherwise getting
the place in shape for the summer, as
camping will start there very soon.
The camp has not been named as yet,
but every effort will be made to have
an attractive place for the various or
CARNATIONS of Billings to assemble.
Listed among the delightful affairs
of recent date was the dinner and
card party given last Wednesday by
Mrs. James Leslie for the girls grad
uating from high school belonging tc
her Sunday school class and the Order
of the Rainbow. The decorations were
effectively carried out in lavender anc
yellow. After partaking of an excel
lent three course dinner the guests
enjoyed a session at cards. Mary
Naretti won first prize for the young
ladies', while Frances Metcalf took the
consolation. For the boys, Nathan
Provinse captured first prize anc
Marshall Foltz consolation.