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


shopping here Monday afternoon.
William Layton has been business
visitor at Kirby, Wyo., the past week.
Hoot Gibson in "The Wild West
Show" at the Iris Labor day. 25-1t.
Mrs. George Mushbach of Billings
has been a guest of Mrs. j. G. f.
oiegfriedt of Bearcreek for the past
week.
John T. Skinner, accompanied by
Dr.. f. T. Lutz of Mama, Fla, and 1.
4. Pollard, motored to Columbus yes
terday.
Do you need glasses? If 50, see
X. n. Koski, 123 South Broadway,
Citv. TIFF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Levin and
Young son were Billings visitors Sun
day, returning home early Monday
morning.
Ed Kelly and Domonic Marine drove
to Frannie, Wyo., Sunday to view the
new oil well there, in which both are
interested.
Wanted to rent-Small furnished
house; close in. Inquire at News Of
flee 23-tf
Frank Richard, who has been visit
inc friends at Joliet and Roscoe the
past two months, left Monday for
Gary, Ind, whore he will attend
school.
County Surveyor NJ. G. Swan, ac-
companied by County Attorney 3. 2.
Conwell, drove to Warren Thursday
on business connected with their res
pective offices. ~
Fer sale-Ford sedan; good condi-
ton; $40. Inquire at the News Of
flee 24-2t.
Jack Newman, popular travelling
man of Seattle spent Sunday visiting
with his parents, Judge and Mrs. j.
A. Newman, and other relatives and
friends in this city.
DR.. S. M. Souders is attending the
meeting of the medical association IN
Yellowstone park The profession OF
three states are holding their annual
meeting in the great playground.
John Gilbert in "The Kossack" at
the Iris Saturday and Sunday, Sept.
and 2. 25-1t.
Miss Ella Flashman and her grand
mother, Mrs. Ella H. Bennett, arrived
home Tuesday noon after visit OF
several weeks at the home of the lat
ter's sons, L. L. and R. N. Bennett, in
Seattle.
Little Miss Mildred Stovish of
Bearcreek left Sunday for an extend
ed visit with her sister, Mrs. Rodoko-
vieh at Gary, Ind. The young lady is
but 10 years of age but she made the
trip alone.
From Apollo to Tunney," greatest
fight pictures ever shown, Iris, Friday
Auo 31-one day only. 25-1t
The Knights of Pythias of Bear
creek are planning upon giving a
benefit dance at Washoe on Saturday
night, Sept. 1. Arts Melodians Will
furnish the music and tickets will be
81; extra ladies, 25 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Provinse are II
the city from their ranch near Bird
Ger. While here they are the guests
OF Mr.. Provinse's mother, Mrs Ii. Z
Provinse, III West Seventh street
and Judge E. B. Provinse and family
John Gilbert in The Kossack' a
the Iris Saturday and Sunday, Sept
sn1 q 25-1t
County Attorney F. F. Haynes 0
Custer county was here the past weel
from his home at Forsyth and spen
several days fishing in the lakes abou
Camps Beartooth and Sawtooth, i
company with Attorney G. G. Rowan
and w. w. Flashman.
c. R. Schmidt, principal Of the higl
school, wishes to announce that ne VII
be at the high school Saturday fror
8 until A o'clock for registration o
students. Mr.. Schmidt desires to hav
anyone having rooms that they will
rent to students to notify him.
For, rent-Bearcreek hotel, NIGEL
furnished, $40 per month. Mrs. l.
Brun. Phone 83-R-3.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Normile, Tor
Monahan, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Con
well, Mrs. Margaret McConville, Mrs
J. H. McAllister and daughter, Rot
ertine, were among those from thl
city who attended the funeral OF tn
late Joseph Bertrand at Roberts las
Friday.
Edgar w. Allen and John Corey re
turned Saturday afternoon from Cam
Sawtooth, where they engaged IN
successful fishing excursion OF sewers
DAYS duration. At the camp the
were Joined by Mr.. Meyer and Mr.. L
vine of Elgin, ILL.,, which made col
genial party.
For repairs for all makes of stove
furnaces and boilers, see Red Eode
Plumbing and Heating Compan
Henry Albert. o4-t
Last Sundays baseball game b
tween Bridger and Red Lodge W;
called off by Bridger because OF i
ability to assemble their players II
the game Many fans were set
witness duplication Of the fine e.
hibition which the two teams gave