The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-30


city last evening after spending sew
eral days as the guest of Miss Mary
Wiekierak at Boyd.
Miss Katie Paglisotti will leave this
afternoon for Billings, where she will
enroll in the Billings Business college
for business course.
j. j. Gerondale and son, Jack, re-
turned from vacation trip ION top"
Saturday, where they enjoyed sue
cessful fishing excursion at Twin
lakes.
D. W. Columbus is leaving Sunday
fol Billings to make preparations for
the exhibit of the Beartooth Fox and
Fur farm, in the industries booth at
the Midland Empire fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Pengel returned
Sunday fro ma weeks vacation jaunt
through Yellowstone park, going in
the Cody way and out West Yellow
stone. They also made circle trip
To Roundup before coming back to the
scenic city Of the Treasure state
e. B. Shelley returned Wednesday
afternoon from Amarillo, Tex, where
he has spent the past five months.
Leaving Amarillo at 8 o'clock Sunday
morning via Ford young Shelley made
d record trip, arriving here Wednes-
day at o'clock.
Mrs. E. B. Provinse and daughter,
Jean, returned from Seattle and
Tacoma, WASH, Friday, where they
spent the past two months visiting
relatives and friends Judge E. B.
Provinse met them at Billings Friday
evening on their arrival there and
they drove home that night.
Rev. Frank Durant went to Billings
Wednesday for a conference with
Bishop Fox of Helena, who is making
dioscean visits but whose time would
not permit him to come to this city.
From Billings Reverend Durant went
to Big Timber and expects to return
To Red Lodge tomorrow evening.
B. w. Holt returned from Camp
Beartooth Sunday afternoon, and re-
ports wonderful week of fishing in
"The Beartooths." Mr.. Holt piloted
D. w. Mpuntain of Miles City and
County Attorney F. F. Haynes of For
syth back to Red Lodge, as both
gentlemen had also spent the week at
the camp.
Hunting coats, caps, guns of all
latest models and kinds, and ammu-
milton on display at the Red Lodge
Billiard Parlor. 25-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H. P. Shelley and
daughter, Helen May spent Sunday at
Rosebud lake, the guests of Mr.. and
MIS-. Halleck Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jones of Billings, who are
spending the week at the lake. Mr..
Shelley had conference with Halleck
Brown, newly elected republican state
; chairman.
The members of the American
Legion and the Auxiliary met at the
Dmich hall last night and rendered
: Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Roysdon a fine
farewell party, as they will move this
week to Fromberg to make their flu
ture home. Cards, dancing and fine
n lunch made it an enjoyable affair and
: it is with regret that they see this
S estimable couple leave Red Lodge.
The first of the week Frank Me
: Cleary received one of the new four
door Ford sedans and it is now OF
: display at the Motor Inn. It is
= light green in color and upon investi
- cation will be found wonder as t
i upholstering and other fine points. Mr.
K McCleary will be more than pleased
II to demonstrate the car to anyon
II wishing to investigate it.
n Kenneth Donnei1y, of the Motor Inn
arrived home Monday after a week
!, visit in the Twin Cities. While ava,
II he attended series Of meetings a
=, the Ford plant in Minnesota and be
e e came conversant with all the fin
- points Of the Model A Ford This /
II in line with the policy Of Henry Fore
as he desires every Ford dealer t
know exactly what they have for sale
,e DR.. Logan, Livingston specialist i
optometry, will examine eyes at tn
=, Pollard hotel, Friday and Saturday
:, Sept. 21 and o. Strictly professions
! service in glasses. 25-4
D. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Flashman an
is two sons, Forrest and Rodney, spen
lie week at Camp Beartooth, arrlvln
st home late Sunday afternoon. Will
spending the greater part of the tim
e. fishing, Flash still had moments fo
ID the taking Of a great many fine out
a door views. Several of them will b
al on display in the Carbon county boot
~ at the Midland Empire fair next weel
r A party of Girl Scouts from Bridge
n spent Wednesday and Thursday
Wild Bills camp above Red Lodg
IS, The party included Miss Helen Steel
&c Miss Dorothy Barlow, Miss Evely
". Levander, Miss Florence Rogers, Mis-
If. Georgia Olsen, the Misses Zelda ar
e. Marie Shriver, Miss Josephine Ericl
as son, Miss Hazel Moody and Mrs. (
n Sekora, lieutenant. Despite the heaV
or rain they reported having good tim
to The dance given by Mr.. and Mr.
x Toy Hicox at Camp Beartooth Satu
at dav NIGHT was we'll attended and abol