The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-23

H. =. held, prominent Clarks Fork
rancher, while in the city last satur-
day, reported that threshing is in
progress in the vicinity of Belfrv. with
good yields of all kinds being report
ed. Mr.. Reid just finished threshino
i've acres of barley that yielded 81
bushels per acre.
Reginald Denney in Good Morn
ing Judge Iris theatre, Sunday and
1.oiiuey' 24-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver McKim of All
sarokee were business visitors in the
city last week. This was their first
visit IN Red Lodge although they have
ilYed IN Saltwater county for many
years. They were very much i'm
pressed with our city and promise to
visit US often hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Columbus and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lyons left nv
auto for Missoula Monday where
Messrs. Columbus and Lyons will at
lehd the Montana fur and fox farmers
convention being held in the university
city this week. Mr.. Columbus was on
the program for an address there
yesterday.
Reginald Denney in Good Morn
lag, Judge" Iris theatre, Sunday and
Monday. 24-ft
Miss Dorothy Turner YVES hostess
TO her Sunday school class Thursday
afternoon on North Platt avenue.
Sewing proved delightful past-time.
which was followed by delicious re-
Ereshments. The guests included
Hazel Berky, Margaret Bailey, Mar
saret and Helen Simmons, Mildred
Roberta Hall and Mrs. Llovd
Hall
Bread is your best food. Eat more
# it. Blue Ribbon is the best. Purity
bakery 19-tf.
Mrs. Sam Turner and daughters
llrglnia and Irene, returned THURSDAY
rom an extended trip spent in east
IN and southern states. Their trip
Included Illinois, Maryland, Kentucky,
'lrginia and Washington, D. c.,
where relatives and friends were visit
d. Mrs. Turner expressed pleasure
yer her visit in Virginia, her native
tate, but is pleased to be back again
1 Montana.
Blue Ribbon bread makes the best
andwiches for your picnic lunch.
urity Bakery. 19-tf
G. Natal, genial owner of the I'm
erlal Grocery, arrived home Sunday
fter six weeks motor trip to the
oast. lie left Red Lodge on July 9
nd while away visited all of the
rger western cities, including Oak q
md, San Francisco, Stockton, Los q
ngeles and other cities en- route. He I
ates he had fine trip, but is again q
ad to be back in the clearer. purer I
I of the Beartooths.
Garfield lodge, I. O. O. F., enjoyed =
official visit from Grand Master =
. A. Bollinger of Bozeman at the !,
gular meeting last Thursday night. .
tier the regular meeting the lodge I.
oms were thrown open to members. :,
cir wives and families and an in =,
rational address was made by Mr. =,
finger. This was followed by =,
gular treat in the nature of one of -
line lunches served by the ladies'. \
-Four hundred acre highly improved G.
ock and grain farm near Kansas II
ty, Mo-; farm clear; owner wants is
trade for farm in Carbon or Still al
ter counties. Write us for full in in
'mation. Other trades. Wheeler A
os., Inc, Billings, Mont. 24-2t. CT
A family party was held at the II
me Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Goblet 4,
north Of town, Sunday evening, it II
ng the occasion of celebrating st. ~
rnard day, he being the patron saint an
er whom Mr.. Cobetto was named.
e immediate family and few pr
ends were present, both daughters il'
! one son with their family help ST.
celebrate the event as they have LIZ
he for the past &c years in Red all
lge. The daughters were Mrs. de
ny Francone and Mrs. Dominic Ro-
to and the son was Frank Cobetto. ga
}, the youngest son, was touring IN
-lowstone park and was the only ela