The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-01-19

visiting her sisters in Bearcreek, re
turned home Monday.
Mrs. Joe Clifford is enjoying a yisi
from her daughter Mrs. S. M. Booth
who resides in Barston, Calf.
Geo. Olbrich of Powell, was a visi
/ ter here Wednesday. Mr.. Olbrieh i
the owner of our Golden Rule Store.
Joe Kuchinski and John Higham lef
Wednesday for Great Falls where the!
attended the Wool Growers conven
ton.
Mrs. W. {. Pinkney visited will
friends in Bridger Wednesday. Tht
Pinkney family are now located II
Billings.
The Rev. Patrick Joyce has beer
reappointed parish priest to serve
Bridger. Fromberg and Joliet for the
year 1923.
Paul Pierce recently purchased tht
R. H. Caffin residence property il
Bridger. The place consists of a house
and seven lots.
Mrs. A. 0. Nelson of Belfry re.
turned from Ohio Friday where she
was called on account of the death
of her mother
Cornelius Hedges Chapter No. 43
O. E. s., will hold a public card party
in the Masonic Temple Friday eve
ming, January 27, at 800 p. m.
R. A. Thornton, C. J. Baldwin, R
J. Crist and L. C. Hubner of Belfry
motored to Basin, Wyoming last Sun
day. They were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Simon.
David Mckee of Bearcreek passed
through Bridger last week bound for
Pittsburg, Pa, where he will official
ly represent the United Mine Workers
of America local of Bearcreek.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Solso were
honor guests at a farewell dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Al Reese on
Wednesday evening. Cards were en-
ioyed later in the evening and very
pleasant time reported by those at
tending.
Friends of Mrs. J. G. Holland Of
Belfry will learn with regret that /
was necessary to amputate her arm
a few inches below the elbow. Tn
operation was performed last Satur
day. Mrs. Holland is resting quit,
comfortably
Edward H. Thomrmahlen and Nancy
E. Bliss, both of Bridger, were united
in marriage Wednesday of the first
week in January, the wedding having
been performed in Billings. They
will make their home on a ranch
north of town.
The Junior class of the Bridgel
high school will give dance at thu
Bridger opera house on Friday eve
ming, January 20. These young PEG
pie have obtained Bill Rich's famous
orchestra of Powell, Wyoming to fur
nish the music and it is to be hopet
the hall will be filled to capacity.
C. J. Baldwin departed Saturda,
for Minneapolis to attend the annua
meeting of the stockholders of hi
company He will return in time tt
leave on the Montana Special for Lo
Angeles, Calf, accompanied by Mrs
Baldwin, where they will visit fo-
about six weeks, coming home vi;
Salt Lake City where Mr.. Baldwin
will attend the Western Lumbermen''
convention.
Mrs. ]. G. Holland is a patient IL
the Bearcreek hospital due to an acct
dent Thursday morning, January 5
Mrs. Holland was removing a shot
gun from the wall and in attempting
to pass it over to neighJor who laC
asked to borrow it, the weapon was
accidentally discharged, tearing ava!
considerable portion of her left arm
and hand. She was Immediately re
moved to the hospital where DR.. ]. Il
Oleinik is making every effort to pre-
vent amputating the arm. At presen
writing Mrs. Holland is resting
comfortably.
Miss Lois Simpson was united il
marriage Monday morning of las
week to Carlton Dewey Ruckman o
Missoula at very pretty wedding a
the ranch home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. T. Simpson on Sane
Creek. Rev G. E. Fenton, paster O
the M. E. church, performed the cere
mony which was witnessed by mem
bers of the brides family Mrs. Ruck
man is a former graduate of the loca
high school and has taught in vari
Gus city schools for the past few
years. Mr.. Ruckman is a student a
the state university. They will max,
their home in Missoula.
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