The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-22

When driving his stock in from tn
field last Friday night, Joe Matovich
who farms mile southwest of town
running along the ditch stumbled up
on stake concealed by the higl
grass, and in his fall the end of tn,
stake was driven through his foot
emerging just above the ankle. Mr.
Matovich was hurried to a local hos
pital where, under operation, two ane
one-half inches of rotten wood was
cleaned out of the wound. He is max
Ing good progress.
John Miller, employed on the new
road under construction between here
and Dry Creek recently contracted an
infection of the left hand which re
CURED surgical attention last Friday.
Mlliers work consists of driving a
team. Constant handling of the reins
lrrltated his hand, broke the skin, and
blood poisoning developed.
Pete Wester, who is employed as
carpenter at the mines, suffered a
dlslocated left ankle with ruptured
lgaments while at work SATURDAY..
Wester was standing on a scaffold
when 2 by A rolled under his foot.
upset his balance and caused him to
fall to the ground some six feet be-
low. He landed on his foot which turn
ed under him.
+ . X S AL E : Mccormick Deerino
Grain Separator in good condition
Lloyd Cowger, Red Lodge. 24-2tp.
Gus B. Folz accompanied by his
son, Marshall left Tuesday afternoon
on a short trip to Livingston. Thew
returned yesterday.
Alex Hatherell, employed as mach
mist at the Washoe mine. received a
severe burn on his face Tuesday
morning about 1880 o'clock. when q
not bit coming out of trip hammer.
struck him on his jaw. Mr.. Hather-
ell was still under the doctors care
Yesterday, but expected to return to
his work today.
Mi. John G. Skinner left for AL
bert Lea, Mimi, Monday afternoon.
called htere by the sudden death of
his mother. His mother had seemed to
be IN the best of health. Mr.. Skinner
mad received letter from her Satur-
day Sunday afternoon she passed
away She wasl81 years old.
MI. and Mrs. w. E. Armstrong and
baby, Mona Dell, drove over from
Grass Creek, Wyo., Saturday. Mrs.
Armstrong and baby will visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Viers
Mr.. Armstrong returned Sunday even
ng.
Miss Virginia .Olcott arrived in
Ned Lodge Saturday evening to spend
brief vacation at her former home.
hlss Olcott was accompanied here by
Miss Hilda Rogers and Miss Barbara
johnson, classmates at the Peter
srent Brigham Nurses Training
chool at Boston, where Miss Olcott
ook her nurses work. The two
Dung women started upon their holt
ay July 3rd, toured the eastern coast
thoroughly and then crossed the coun-
ny to Long Beach, where Miss Olcott
oined them August / for trim up 1
he western coast and into Canada as
ar as Lake Louise. They also visi-
eel Glacier and Yellowstone parks and !
Their interesting places along the S
Tay. Miss Rogers and Miss Robin {
on left for the east Sunday. Miss
lcott is an instructor in the Nurses I
raining school of the Seaside hos I
ltal, Long Beach, and resumes her |
ork there September 1. Her mother. @
[rs. Edward Olcott, who also has I
cen visiting Red Lodge this summer. ]
i'll return to Long Beach with her t
Mr. and Mrs. Art D. Jones of Sc c
tile arrived in Billings last Sunday 0
'ening where they We're met by Mrs. h
mes parents of Red Lodge, Mr. and b
rs. August Kallio. They will visit t
ere until the last of the month.
I. Jones is assistant engineer of the b
arl B. Staley company of Seattle a
I'd Portland, engineers, manufacture o
S and distributors of truck equip a
emit. n
Just received fresh supply Of Ra-
0 A and B Batteries. Red Lodge e,
ectric Co. 24-1t D
Arnold Bright, representative of Z Z
e Great Falls Tribue, arrived in Red :
'dge Saturday on one of his periodic a.
sits to the city. He is calling and u
esent and prospective readers of the d :,
ibune in the city and surrounding II
mmunities, and will remain in the y
rritory until early next week. /
Mrs Herbert Richel and three of y I
Z recent guests at the Lodge left
q Lodge Monday for a five day tour
'ough Yellowstone Park In the
fty with Mrs. Richel are the Misses
Uterine jenkins and Martha Har-
Of Chicago, Hazel Hauter Of Oak =
rk, Ill., Marcella Littlefield of
Lodge, and Bob Martin, who az
apanies the group as chauffeur. The
sses jenkins and Harper will leave
party after the park tour. Miss
utter expects to return for a fur
r stay at the Lodge.
charles Matilda, manager of the To-
Piggly- Wiggly store. left the c;tv