The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-06-14

student in dentistry for the past two
years.
Mrs. G.. M. Hardesty and son, Jean
Alan, of Billings are spending the
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.
F. Prill.
The Royal Neighbors are giving
card party and lunch Thursday, June
Il, in the Kaleva hall. Everybody
welcome.
James Brophy, Jr., arrived from
Missoula Saturday, where he spent
the past year as a student in the State
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wood Of Bridger
spent Sunday at Richel Lodge and in
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. ]. Pengel.
Potatoes for sale; seed and eating,
70 cents per hundred. Box 161,
Fourteenth and McGillen avenue.
J. J. Obert left Monday for Yellow
stone park, where he will again as
sumo his duties at the Mammoth hotel
for the season
Mary Hakala returned Thursday 7
from Bozeman, where she has been en-
rolled the past year as a student Of
Montana State college.
A newfangled doo-dad in the way
of an automatic machine for sharpen
ing lawn mowers has been installed I
by William Flockhart.
E. M. Spaulding left Tuesday for
summer vacation in Nebraska and
Kansas. He will visit the Black Hills
in South Dakota also.
Miss Florence Peterson left Sunday
for Billings, where she will enroll in
the Eastern Montana Normal college
for the summer session.
The Al G. Barnes circus will show
in Billings tomorrow. Heretofore
they have always appeared in Red
Lodge but have given up date here
this year.
DR.. P. S. Corkins, eyesight specialist
Of Billings, will be at the Pollard
MOTEL, Monday and Tuesday, June rs
and 26. 14-2t
The Montana Melodians gave
farewell dance in honor of the young
men and women who are leaving to
assume duties in Yellowstone Ma
tional park tomorrow.
Mrs. E. J. Pengel and little daugh-
ter, Georgia, returned home Sunday
after a visit of several days at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
[. M. Condor, in Roundup.
Miss lone Metcalf, Richard Romersa
! and John Jarussi, who graduated from
! the State university last week, are
spending the summer with their re-
snective narents in this city.
, Matt Woodrow, Jr., arrived from
: Missoula Sunday. He is student at
the State university and will spend
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
n Mrs. Matt Woodrow, of this city.
For repairs for all makes of stoves,
i furnaces and boilers see Red Lodge
Plumbing and Heating Company,
: Henry Albert 34-tf.
Mrs. C. c. Rowan and Mrs. James
- Leslie left Sunday for Lewistown as
: delegates of the local chapter of the
P. E. O., to the state convention of
: that order, being held in that city this
week.
Attorney John G. Skinner left Fri
day for Kansas City as a delegate
from this city to the national repub-
lican convention being held there this
week. He is expected home early
next week.
Pete Egan returned home from a
sojourn at the Thermopolis baths last
= Thursday. He feels much improved
: in health but will return to the Wyo-
al ming health resort for continuation
g of the treatment
81 Lee Dennis, republican candidate fol
! governor, was visiting in Red Lodge
q yesterday. Mr.. Dennis has many warn
4 friends in our city and he feels conf
4 dent Of receiving many votes at thu
q primaries next month.
81 Mrs. Frank McCleary and son
81 Howard, and Mrs. Ed Olcott arrived
& home Saturday after spending thu
81 winter in Los Angeles. Mr.. McClear!
q attented the University of Southern
4 California the past year.
81 LATE Blakely, prominent west sid
g rancher, was in the city from his hom
8 near Luther Saturday. Mr.. Blakel.
q is the father of Mrs. Walter Egan o
g this city and was the guest in tn
q Egan home during his stay.
81 Miss Pauline Johnson, who is EN-
81 ployed by the Farmers Union cream
81 cry at Billings, came Saturday eve
al ming for a week end visit with he
81 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William John
SI son, and sister, Miss Edna, in thi
al city. She returned to Billings Sur
al day afternoon.
al Sidney Bachelor returned Sunda
al from Bozeman, where he has been er
81 rolled in the State college. He LEI
AI Tuesday for the Yellowstone Nations