The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08

transacted business before the dis
trict court here Tuesday.
Attorney John G. Skinner went to
Billings Wednesday on legal business,
returning the same evening.
G. B. Provinse, Clarks Fork Valley
rancher, was here from his home near
Bridger Monday on business.
C. G. Mackey and John w. Graney
of Joliet were transacting business
Tuesday in the city shopping and
here between trains Friday.
Don't miss the American Legion
Auxiliary Benefit show at the Iris
theatre, Friday, March 9. SILT.
Vern and Lloyd Cowger, west side
ranchers, were in the city from their
home near Luther Tuesday, transact
ing business.
Marriage license was issued in the
office of the clerk of court March to
George Doran, Jr., and Sadie Lahti,
both of Red Lodge.
Rev. Father Shevlin, of Laurel, was
here Friday and conducted the funeral
for the late Mary Fleming at the St.
Agnes Catholic church.
Judge Pierson and Attorney Ster-
ling Wood of Billings were transact
ing legal business before the district
court here between trains Tuesday.
The American Legion Auxiliary
show will be given at the Iris Friday
night, March g. SILT.
Attorney J. E. McElvain, who
practised law in this city, but who is
now located at Powell, Wyoming, was
attending to legal business here
Tuesday afternoon.
Attorney Ralph Wiggenhorn, a
former resident of this city, now prac-
ticing law in Billings, spent a couple
of days here ON legal business the
fore part Of the week.
James w. Fleming came from
Helena to attend the funeral of his
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Fleming.
Mr.. Fleming is a former resident of
this city and at present has a position
in the Capitol building at Helena
"Glasses that Satisfy. Doctor Vel
ters V. Logan, Specialist, will be at
the Pollard Hotel from Friday noon
to Sunday noon, March 16 to IS.
Edward Mora Chappelle left last
week for Billings where he has Sc
cured fine position as cabinet maker
with one of the largest firms there.
The young man learned this trade in
Paris, France, and is an artist along
those lines.
R. ]. Groves returned last week
after spending the winter months in
Mama, Florida. He states it seems
good to get back to Montana as bust
ness, while fairly good in the south
is nothing to what it has been. Mon
tana has been leading the states in
doing a good business and it is no.
ticeable to those visiting other Sec
tions.
Flockhart's Tire and Vulcanizing
Shop now located in the Larkin- Flem-
ing building. All repair work guaran-
teed. 52-tf
Mrs. Walter Wetzel of near Emf
grant, Montana, arrived on the moor
train Monday, because of the serious
illness of her uncle, G. D. Ellis, anc
will stay coupe of weeks visiting
her father, A. A. Ellis and family, OF
the west side. Mrs. Wetzels husband
is connected with the forestry depart
ment with headquarters at Big Creel
Ranger Station.
Miss Louise Anderson of Frombere
spent Saturday in Red Lodge, visiting
friends and renewing acquaintances
Miss Anderson is former resident o.
this city and is always assured wei
come on her occasional visits to Rex
Lodge which was so long her home
She has been offered lucrative cler
ical position in Yellowstone Park tn,
coming summer and it is probable tina
she will accept it.
Spring is here and you surely neet
bunch of violets to brighten up you
last years coat or make your ney
one more attractive. Richel Milliner,
has them. SILT
The Improvement block is under
going extensive repairs this week. 4
new steam heating plant is being in
stalled by Henry Albert and fore
of men. New stairs and floors are be
ing built under the direction of J. A
Leslie. When the work is completed
will be one of the principle offic
buildings in the city. Province an
Slovenian have the contract for tn
painting and decorating.
Twenty-Five high school students 0
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