The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-06-21

his family to Red Lodge and will take
care of the work of cashier at the
Northern Pacific depot during the
vacation of Mrs. Harry Gearhart.
Memorial services will be held by
the l. 0. 0. F. and Rebekah lodges at
The Odd Fellow-Pythian Temple hall
Sunday, June %. 1t is urged that all
members be present at the hall at 10
o'clock SO as to go to the cemetery in
body. 14-2t.
H. P. Loyning and family of Warren
motored over yesterday to visit in the
county seat. Mr.. Loyning says
crops are fine, as a good rain fell
Tuesday,. and despite the cold weather
everyone feels encouraged.
The bright appearance of Broadway
at nights is evidently caused by the
new electric sign placed in front of
Flash's Newsstand. 1t is a neat affair
and draws attention each evening to
the popular refreshment place.
Good Ford touring car for sale with
good tires and in first class mech
anical condition. Inquire at the News
office. 14-tf.
Martin, Jr., the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Bell, who broke his arm
about two weeks ago when he fell
from horse, is reported as doing as
nicely as can be expected, according
to Dr. Koehn.
j. P. Plunkett and Johnny Tarro
attended a meeting of Winchester
dealers in Billings Tuesday. Dealers
from all over the west were in attend
ance at tho sessions which were held
ii the Northern hotel.
We are extending you an invitation
to attend the dance at the Kaleva
grounds, miles down from Red
Lodge, Saturday, June %. Midnight
lunch and a good time assured to
all. Welcome-Committee. 15-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sundahl left
Sunday for Eugene, Ore, where they
will spend three weeks visiting rel
atives and friends. His position in
the Red Lodge Drug company store
is being filled by James Brophy, Jr.,
during his absence.
Mrs. Mary Johnson and Miss Irene
Metcalf left today for Malta, where
they will spend several weeks visit
ing friends and relatives. While there
they will be the guests of Mrs. John
sons sons, James and Johnny, we'll
known former residents of this county,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sauerwein
and Mrs. William White, Jr., of Boyd
were business visitors in the county
seat today. We acknowledge a pleas.
ant call from these estimable people
and appreciated the compliments as to
what we are endeavoring to do in the
publishing of this paper.
The Christy circus will show in
Red Lodge on Thursday, July II, both
afternoon and night. This is, accord
ing to word of the advance agent, who
was in the city Saturday. The
Christy circus is large one and the
present season sees them passing
through with a 20-car show.
At the meeting of the Methodist
Ladies Aid yesterday afternoon in the
church parlors, surprise was giver
Mrs. A. M. McMillion, it being hel
birthday. Her husband entertained
in her honor and after gift had beer
presented her by the AZ ladies pres
emit, a fine lunch was served by Mr.
McMillion.
Government authorities tell us thai
thirty different diseases are trans
mitted by flies. Any one of these otter
proves fatal. Flies must be killed. USE
the scientific product developed a
Mellon Institute of Industrial Re
search by Rex Fellowship. 1t is fra
grant to all household insects. Jus
follow instructions on blue label O
bottle. INSIST on FLY-TOX from
your retailer.-Adv.
E. j. Pengel and Gale Nelson spen
Saturday night in one of the coz
cabins at hospitable Camp Sonia, an
early Sunday morning hiked up t
Lake Gertrude. The trip afforde
much plasure and many pictures wer
j. taken of some of the scenic beautie
of which Camp Sonia is the hub. The
arrived back in camp in time to d
, justice to an appetizing chicken dir
I ner.
( Mrs. Laura Croonquist returne
!. Sunday from Spokane, WASH, wher
!. she went three weeks ago for Wis
I with relatives and friends. Her chi
!. dren remained in Spokane as tn
!. guests of their grandfather, A. Croor
|. quist, where they will spend the sun
I mer. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hug
!. Croonquist, returned with her and wi
!. spend few weeks in this city as he
I guest and the guest of other relative
: and friends in this city.
!. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Durant an
!. daughters, Esther, Jean and JESSIE
I Mrs. E. J. Pengel, County Attorne
{ Z. P. Conwell and daughters, Mar
( and Rose, formed delegation of Re
( Lodge visitors who were guests at tn
: Story ranch on Bluewater Friday at
\ ernoon. The ladies of the Episcop;