The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-16

Nelo Koski and Paul Koski returne
to the city Saturday from a week
trip to Cooke City.
Blue Ribbon bread makes the bes
sandwiches for your picnic luncl
uflty Bakery. 19-t
Richard Lindeberg, operator @
radio station ZIP at Miles City. al
rived Friday evening for an extende
visit with Orville Viers, state radi
manager.
Oscar jacobson left today for hi
home IN Butte after a tive weeks visi
IN this city and at the ranch home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hietala on vii
low creek.
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Columbus ane
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lyons plan t.
drive to Missoula Monday. where
Messrs. Columbus and Lyons will at
tend a meeting of the fur growers OIL
the state.
10 you need glasses IF so. see
n. N. Koski, 123 South Broadway
oi1y. 7-tf
Postmaster and Mrs. C. R. North
rup, accompanied by Mrs. Clara S
Basford of Minneapolis, returned
nome from a pleasant weeks trip
through Yellowstone National park
Saturday.
George Congdon, brother of Mrs. E.
J. Pengel, motored over from Roundup
Saturday to spend the week end. Mr..
Congdon was accompanied by Miss
Jane Talle, who also is house guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Pengel.
Mrs. Clara S. Basford Of Minneap-
Oils IS spending some time with old
friends in Red Lodge. She has been
entertained extensively and among.
other homes in which she has been
entertained was those of Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. C. R.
Northrup and Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Sim
mons.
For sale-Slightly used cream sep
lrator, cheap. See Andrew Anderko,
II Mike Hudak. 23-1t.
reverend Hannah accompanied the
scout Troop No. / few miles up the
vest fork of Rock creek Saturday aft
rnoon, where stop was made and
IN interesting afternoon spent in
cout craft, later followed by a camp
upper The return was made in the
arly evening. Swimming was the
rhine sport of the afternoon and the
'oys voted it fine trip. Scoutmaster
iannan states there is still an oppor-
unity for boys to enroll and he will
'e glad to talk with any applicants.
Store your car at the Pollard Ga
age. Five dollars per month. I'm
er new management. Phone 137-M.
23-1t.
Mrs. B. w. Holt was charming
ostess Tuesday afternoon entertain
ng at dinner and theatre party, the
ccasion being the birthday anniver-
airy IF her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Davis. At a most attractively APP
ointed table of a color scheme of
ink and white and center adornment
t sweet peas were seated the guests,
Hiss Mary Naretti, Miss Leona Hogan
f Roberts, Miss Olive Tennis, Miss
Telen McCabe, Misses Margaret and
Ielen Souders, Miss Dorothy Fleming
nd Miss Dorothy Davis.
Howdy, folks! Another big dance |
t Rock Creek Dairy Barn, Saturday, |
Jug. IS. Speedy's Five Pep Peddlers.
Ven be- SEEM va. 23-1t.
Hon. Walter Chesebro, prominent
yest side resident, was transacting
usiness here Friday and Saturday.
Tr. Chesebro served for seven terms
S mayor of Luther and his admins
'ations were characterized by con-
legislation and the bringing
bout of many needed reforms in that
city. He plans trip to
-ew York later in the year for a visit
18th relatives and for a much needed
EST of month or two. While there
e will also be the guest Of Mayor
Immie Walker on a weeks stay at
oney Island.
w. w. Flashman and 2. L. Brown,
'ficial photographer for the North
n Pacific Railway company, re-
lrned Saturday from weeks trip to
amp Sawtooth and vicinity, where !
ley were taking pictures to be used
n advertising purposes by the North
n Pacific company. Mr.. Eastman !
as familiar with that section of the
eartooths and piloted Mr.. Brown to ;
lie principal places of interest there
Id at the same time added to his !.
vn collection Of scenic views. On
S return, Mr.. Brown stated that he
i'd visited most Of the places of
enic interest in the northwest but ;:
at he had found few to equal and ::
tLa ,,looor visited - !,