The Carbon County news., 1928-12-13


Of the flu and at the present time is
slowly recuperating.
Carl Kansala, district president of
the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, was a visitor in Red Lodge Mon
day, and while here attended mass
meeting of the miners held in the
Labor Temple on Monday forenoon.
L. L. Huddleston, prominent rancher
of the Boyd district, was a visitor in
the city Tuesday While here Mr..
Huddleston paid friendly visit to the
News office and renewed his sub
scriptin until 1880.
At the high school basketball game
Tuesday evening challenge was is
sued by the Red Lodge Independents
to the town team of Bearcreek.
| Bearcreek Immediately took the boys
up and so the two teams will play a
game in Red Lodge on Friday evening,
Dec. 2S.
We paint everything. Provinse and
Showerman. Phone 253-J. 33-tf
Grant R. Brown of Butte and T. H.
Hughes of Billings, insurance men,
were in the city the first of the week.
They came here to look after insur-
ance carried by the Home Supply COM
pany of Bearcreek, that store having
suffered fire on Thursday night of
last week.
For repairs for all makes of stoves,
furnaces and boilers, see Red Lodge
Plumbing and Heating Company.
Henry Albert. 34-tf.
The Beartooth Silver Fox and Fur
farm last week shipped nice bunch
of furs, the same being the largest
consignment in point of value ever
leaving the city. Among the furs
we're .hree silver foxes. -four beaver
and a badger The valuation is said
to be in the neighborhood of $780,
L. H. Mclean, who is connected
with the forestry office in Billings
this winter, writes he is lost without
the Red Lodge news and so is receiv-
ing our paper hence each week. Mr..
Mclean is the popular ranger who has
been stationed here for so long and he
is receiving a deserved promotion this
winter.
Blue Ribbon Bread, fresh each
day at the Purity Bakery. 29-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Alden are in re-
ceipt of word from their son, Frank,
telling of the departure of the Mon
tana Melodians on trip to the Medi-
terranean on the Steamship President
Roosevelt. This is the third trip
across the water for the boys and
they will again arrive in New York
City Dec. 81.
Visit st. Paul, the Christmas city,
Dec. II, 18, 10 and 20. Finest
Christmas pageant ever staged in the
northwest. Wonderful street decora-
tions, lighting effects and special
Christmas fireworks, Unlimited
parking privileges for out Of towr
visitors. Stop at Hotel Jewell, II E
Fifth street, opposite court house
Special rates, $1.50 per day for two
people. 40-2t
Expert furniture refinishing. Quick
drying, lacquers or "Duco," enamels
or stains, and all colors. Provinse an(
Showerman. 33-tf
Word was received in Red Lodg,
last evening, telling Of the death o
F. |. Peterson, former Smith-Hughe
instructor in the Carbon Count.
High school. Mr.. Peterson left her
last summer and accepted position
as county agent at Roman. Nothing
| is known as to his illness, but it i
presumed to have been caused fror
/ an attack of flu followed by pneu
4 monia.
Il The Model Drug Co. are agent
! for the new Corona, Royal and Ur
/ derwood portable typewritcrs. Sc
| them on display at our store. 29t
The immense block Of coal whic
Il has been so prominently displaye
across the street from the Bowie
apartments for SO many years, disaI
: peared last week. With the dearth 0
: coal in Red Lodge some one decide
i not to go cold and therefore the mys
| terious disappearance. The bloc
1 weighed in the neighborhood Of a tor
4 but when placed there for display
| was perhaps twice as large.
/ Mrs. Margaret Kent of Belfry wa
given a hearing in Justice of tn
I Peace E. B. Provinse's office yestel
! day afternoon on a deposition mad
/ by Mrs. Jetta Van Doren of Belfr.
Threat to kill was the charge mad
/ by the wife of former son-in-law c
81 Mrs. Kent, the entire affair being
family affair. Attorney E. P. Coz
we'll represented the state and G.
II Rowan the defendant. Mrs. Kent We
J placed under $500 peace bond.
II Every day of every week you WI
4 find fresh baked goods at the Purit
4 Bakery. ~
g. C. w. Conger, Smith-Hugh'
4 teacher in the Carbon County Hie
4 school, returned home Sunday from
g trip to the grain show in Chicag
81 Mr.. Conger feels much elated over tt
q fine reception given the Carbon di
81 play at the show and the honors wo