The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-01-19

Sunday.
Minnie Tweedie and August We'd,
| attended the Belfry- Bearcreek game
Belfry Friday night.
The basketball game between Be
fry and Bearereek was played in Bel
fry Friday night. The girls score wa
!! II to % in Belfry's favor. The Bear
creek boys scored 20 over Belfry's
: points.
Mrs. Ed Bonnet, who with her fam
: lily moved to Belfry last week, wa
operated on for gall stones last Wed
nesday noon, at the Deaconess hospi
tai in Billings. She is reported as do
ing nicely.
Seven candidates were initiated int
Bearcreek Aerie No. 2032, F. O. E., a
ceremonies Monday night. They were
DR.. J. M. Oleinik, Frank Sumicek
John Yanchisin, Jr., Robert Irvine
Jr., John Reid, Robert Wakenshau
and Harold Wadsworth. A delicious
lunch was served at the close of the
| business meeting
The funeral of Jack Sandiland of
Bearcreek was conducted Saturday af-
| ternoon at two o'clock at the Setter
gren Funeral Home in Billings. Mr..
Sandiland had been a resident of this
locality for about Is years. He was
member of the Miners Union and
took prominent part in it's affairs,
having several times represented his
local union at district and national
conventions. Besides his widow he is
survived by daughter, Mrs. Alto
Anderson of San Francisco; brother,
Dave Sandiland of Gilmore, Idaho, and
one sister, Mrs. Belle Thomas of
Boone, Iowa.
The marriage of Monda, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Naglich, to
Frank Hemovich of Klien was solemn
lied at 1920 o'clock Saturday fore
noon at the st. Agnes Catholic
church in Red Lodge. Father Thomas
Starkle performed the ceremonies.
The bride wore white taffeta, wreath
and veil and carried bouquet of pink
and white roses. The young couple
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Kanjelo of Red Lodge. At one o'clock
a banquet was served to about forty
guests. Later in the afternoon a
motor party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Naglich, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nag1ich, John Kastelitz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Kanjelo, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kanjelo, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Hemovich to Billings, where they en-
trained for Klien, where they will
make their home.
The exemptions for the half year
in the high school courses were:
Sociology-Elizabeth Mcneil, Alex
Shorthand Francis,
Helen Forney, Mary Cestnik, Florence
Freeman, James Hawthorne. U. S.
Cestnik, Helen For
ney. Latin II-Josephine Traverse
Algebra I-Emmaline Verhage, Dean
Forney, Marvel Besinque. Latin /
Dean Forney, Emmaline Verhage.
English III = Helen Forney, Jean
Mary Cestnik, Joe Yam
chisin. Algebra IV-Alex Mcdonald.
Elizabeth Mcneil, Joe Persia.
Geometry-Josephine Traverse, Eva
Traverse, Anna McKannon, Pete Va
vich, Jean Alexander, Marion Cest-
mix, Edgar Johnson, Edith Freeman.
Economics-Elizabeth Mcneil, John
John Kastelic, Frank Kaste-
lie. English IV-Alex Mcdonald.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wright.
A joint installation of the K. of P.
Pythian Sister Lodges was held
thursday evening at the Lodge Temple
hall. The officers installed in the
Pythian Sister Lodge were: Past
Chief, Mary Scott; Most Excellent
Chief, Mrs. Rose Fervero; Senior,
Minnie Tweedie; Junior, Mrs. Rita
Sconfienza; Manager, Mrs. jeanette
Young; Protector, Mrs. Daisy Sam
arzich; Guard, Mary Mcdonald;
Pianoist, Francis Sconfienza. The Of
ficers installed in the K. of P: Mas
ter of the Work, Dave Miller; Chan
cellor Commander, Morris Sconfenza;
Vice Chancellor, Roy Wadsworth;
Master at Arms, Bill Tweedie; Keep
er of Records and Seals, VIM. Beeney;
Master of Finance, Alex Young; Mas
ter of Ex-checker, Ed McCluskie; Out
side Guard, VIM Noble. After the In
stallation there was music and dane
ing. A luncheon was served. Music
was furnished by Mr.. and Mrs Bill |
Tweedie.
Word was received here of the
death of Mrs. Kathryn McMullen,
former resident of Washoe, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Raymond |
Hjolmiseth at Buffalo, New York.
Mrs. McMullen lived in Montana 30
years and Washoe many years. Seven
years ago she moved to Billings where
she lived until last July. The funeral
was conducted at the Episcopal
church Tuesday at o'clock. Rev.
Mathews officiated. Interment was
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