The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-06-07

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Telephone poles are being gotte
out for the permanent line leading
S, Richel Lodge this week. During I'll
e past season the line was a temporar
:, one, strung along the side of tn
f. road, but now a permanent one wi
. be constructed.
hoy 4. Campbell, state manager O
!, the Missouri Life Insurance comnanv
was in the city from Billings the frs
OF the week on business connected
with his office. He was accompanied
by Mrs Campbell, who spent the time
; while here visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Metcalf and
daughter, Irene, left Friday afternoon
Tor Mlssoula, to be in attendance at
the commencement exercises at the
State university being held there this
week. at which time their daughter,
lone, is one of the graduates.
On the morning of Friday. June l.
MISS Vera Luoma of Columbus was
married to Waino Joki of Red LODGE
The ceremony took place at the EMS
eopal church parsonage, Rev. Frank
Dufant officiating. Witnesses were
Miss Cecilia Luoma and Edwin Joki.
Hiss Marcella Littlefield has re-
turned home from Bozeman. where
she has been attending the State col
lege. Miss Marcella was accompanies
Tor the Montana State College chorus
on their annual concert tour recently
Lieut. G. V. Lucas of the National
Parks Scenic Always company of
Billings, accompanied by Ralph Bar
rett, were in Red Lodge SUNDAY and
took many passengers in the air. It
was the intention to have two planes
here but engine trouble developed in
one.
Many speedsters have been hailed
INTO court the past week. It seems
that many think the streets of Red
Lodge are race track They have
no regard for their own lives. let
alone those of other cars and esne-
claily the people that must cross from
one side Of the street to the other.
Attorney John G. Skinner will leave
Friday evening by car for Billings and
he next morning will join the Mon
ana delegation going to Kansas CITY
% attend the republican national con- +;
iention. Mr.. Skinner is one of the
delegates from this state and the con-
'ention will start on Tuesday Of next
week.
The American Legion is planning
N holding series of dances in order
Q defray the expenses of the team
md delegates to the state convention.
dance will be given in Red Lodge
saturday night, June 9; another in
toberts, Friday night, June Is, and a
bird in Red Lodge, Saturday night, ),
une %.
Steve Gloteh left Friday for Moose o
cart and Chicago, ILL.,, as delegate 0
rom the local L. O. 0. NJ. lodge to b
ne supreme lodge which is in session
t Mooseheart this week. He expects G
be gone about three weeks and h
lille on his trip will visit Detroit, al
Minneapolis and other Michigan and d
points. c.
The case of the state VS.. Ira Starr q
Belfry was heard in Justice Charles
lllson's court yesterday morning. The g
'cused was tried for a third degree II
ssault on J. R. Reynolds and he was m
wen a fine of $50 which was paid. III
he assault was made on May Is and " "
ounty Attorney E. P. Conwell prose- Id
lted for the state. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanfred Herlevi and
N and Miss Annabelle Lahti left
uesday for Bozeman to attend the OF
llege commencement exercises. Miss b
artha, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
erlevi, is among the graduates of the
ate college this year. Miss Lahti
i'll also visit with friends in Boze-
an and will be a guest at campus -,
aternity function. -
James Woodrow, son Of Mr.. and D,
rs. Matt Woodrow Of 112 North
dams avenue, returned Saturday ;,
ON Bozeman, where he has been in
tendance at the Montana State col -,
&c. He is taking a course in cleo
cal engineering and successfully
ssed his examinations, which makes
m a senior and he will receive his
gree from the institution next year. J.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Radosevich have ~
ken over the Beartooth cafe, and ~
ter remodeling and painting it they H.
Il give it new name, probably ia
he Main Cafe" The new owners H.
IL specialize on Sundays with real y;
llian dinners. Mrs. Radosevich was
rmerly Mary Psenda and has had =;
nsiderable experience catering to
ople's longings for appetizing j.
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DR.. Oleinik Of Bearcreek is busy #,
csc days taking tonsils and adenoids tn
OF people who no longer have any of
e for them. Last Friday William in,
cklen and Pete Vavich of the Bear els
eek baseball team went under the
ctor's knife and had their tonsils
d adenoids removed. Saturday Ga
dia di PaSuuale and her father both IT