The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-01

For Sale-1927 Ford coupe, Duco
paint job, planator gear shift, six tires
and two extra rims, electric windshield
wiper, water pump, bumpers, lock
steering Wheel Al condition. Inquire
E. B. Shelley, News office. 19-1t
DR.. and Mrs. Schinn and son Dom
aid, of Billings, were camping in the
Twin Lakes country from Friday to
Sunday Sunday evening they came
Idown to Richel Lodge and there were
met by their younger son Shirley, who
had been at the Boy Scouts camp for
the past two weeks.
Last month we told you about the
| the famous drive two blocks south of
us. Three blocks north is to be built
drive ITO feet wide. Midway be-
tween these is Hotel Jewell, II E 9Th
Street opposite Court House, fine
sensible price hotel. 20-2t
W. E. Ross. attorney, C. J. Buzz
ETH, cashier of the Clark's Fork bank,
and c. c. Crossen, editor of the Her
laid, of Fromberg, were in the county
seat Tuesday afternoon comforting
with the county commissioners with
regard to the fair which will be held
| in Fromberg
CDR Logan, Livingston Specialist
in Optometry, will examine EYES at
Pollard Hotel in Red Lodge, Wednes-
day and Thursday, August 21-22. Dr.
Logan is attending the convention and
clinic Of the Montana Optometric
Association, held at Kalispell in July,
and brings to you the utmost pro-
fessional service in glasses" 204t
George V. Hill, of Butte, was an
over Sunday visitor in Bearcreek and
Red Lodge. He is president of the
First National bank of Butte and
this was the first time he had ever
visited this section, over which he be-
came very enthused. He visited with
|G. w. Cole in Bearcreek and Frank
Lyle in Red Lodge.
The Masonic fraternity of Carbon
county will hold their annual picnic
at the Knights of Kaleva grounds,
north of town Sunday. The member
ship is invited and general good
time with games and contests will
follow picnic dinner. w. J. Jane
son attorney Of Billings, will deliver
an address during the afternoon.
Robert c. Line, of the State Univer-
sity School of Business and H. j.
Faust, of Drummond, secretary-treas-
urer of the retail merchants of Mon
tana, were visitors in the city Tuesday
and yesterday. They were here in the
I,,fo tc Of low ~ h,,c
ness to which merchants Of Red Lodge
doubtless will subscribe and which will
be held in the near future.
A joint picnic will be observed Sum
day August 18th in the Peterson grove
by the members of the Carbon County
Poultry association and the Midland
Empire Poultry association. This is
AN annual affair and is greatly en-
joyed by the members. The date was
set by Fair Weather" Jack Bresna-
han, and all are assured good weather.
The picnic is for all to attend.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Wilson, his mother and sis
ter, and an aunt and niece, left yester-
day by car for Billings, where they
Will outfit and leave for a tour of
Yellowstone National park Mr. Will
son is chief clerk for the Michigan
Central railroad in Detroit, Michigan,
and the party has been guests at
Camp Sonia for the past two weeks.
The Ruiter pond was one of the
most popular places in the country
last Sunday, string of cars contain
ing bathers coming and going all day.
Red Lodge needs plunge badly and
something should be done with regard
to providing one before next summer.
No provision for the providing of re-
creation for the boys and girls is be-
ing done and this would not only pro-
vide clean amusement for the young
folks but would also be appreciated
by the adults.