The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-02-21

in the family cemetery near the home
of the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Robinson. The little girls were only
four weeks old and passed away on
Thursday and Friday from double
pneumonia. G. II. Richter, of Billings,
colportuer, gave the burial service.
Piano for sale-~This instrument
has been taken back through default
in payments; may be had for bal
I ance due; terms. Inquire at this
office. a 6-tf
The Legion Minstrel show is being
rapidly whipped into shape and Ed.
Nordstrom, the manager, states that
rehearsals will begin about the first
OF the month. The dates for the show
will be Friday afternoon and evening,
March 18th. A bunch of the very lat
est and most popular songs has been
received from Station KMDX of st.
Louis.
The telephone operators gave q
surprise farewell party Monday night
for Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Hardy who
are leaving for Butte, Saturday. The
girls, Edna Willy, Mary and Louise
Massa and Janette and Gladys Lind
say presented the Hardys with
gift. The evening was spent in play
ing cards.
Clean cotton rags wanted at News
office. Must be clean and no wool
ems or small scraps. All buttons off.
Some wonderful bargains are to be
found in the advertisement printed on
the last page of this paper by the
Mattila company. Mr.. Mattila has
been conducting his annual clearance
sale for several weeks, but, having
large stock, he still has wonderful
bargains for the customers who see
fit to look them over.
DR.. Riesland, the we'll known eye
sight specialist, may be consulted
about scientific optical service and
correct glasses at Hotel Pollard,
February "a, rs, &c and 81 all day.
Asst
Lenore Muir, sister of Mrs. A. B.
Cooley, died in Butte Wednesday
afternoon following an operation. Mr..
Cooley was present at the time of her
ieath. Miss Muir was we'll known
n this city, having graduated from
he local high school in 1917. She
vas also a graduate of Dillon Nor
nal school, and st. Vincent's school
# nursing in Billings. She taught
chool in Washoe for two years.
Automobile refinlshing-"Duco"- I
ny color. Provinse and Slovenian. {
hone 253-J. 33-tf.
j. +. Weast, of the Red Lodge creek )
ountry, came to town last Friday l
With fine bunch of wheat. He start I
d out from home on Thursday, driv- 7
ng a four-horse team hitched to '
led and had on load of about 125 E
ushels. He did not get far, however,
ntil he broke down. Borrowing e
led he brought in half the wheat and i.
ne balance was brought in later. Mr.. \
Yeast states he had very fine grain u
nd received $1.09 for it. ?
Dr. P. S. Corkins, eyesight special
st of Billings, will be at the Pollard 6
otel all day Friday and Saturday,
larch 8 and 3. 49-5t
A group of friensd held a miscel-
aneous shower at the William r. De- :
ourg home Wednesday night for 5
liss Anabelle Lahti, who is to be
larried Saturday. The evening T
as spent in playing bridge, eight F,
ables being in play. High honors Il
ent to Miss Edna Johnson, second to
Iiss Helen Kamppinen, and consol- Z
ton to Miss Katie Piela. Refresh
ents followed the card round. Hos Ell
sses were Mrs. William R. DeBourg, el
RS. Matt S. Matson, Mrs. B. Soon "
enza, Mrs. Jalmar Saari, Mrs. Pete =,
caste, Miss Margaret Whitehead d
I'd Miss Dagny DeBourg. Miss H
ahti was the recipient of many love- ri
and useful gifts. es
Wanted to Buy-Clean cotton rags. :
all at News office !
Do you need glasses? If so, see
N. Koski, 1913 South Broadway,
ty Tiff.
The Degree of Honor Protective |
held its annual election |
officers Friday evening, in the par |
rs of the library. The officers |
ected were Mrs. Matte Halpin, re- |
9cted president; Mrs. Elsa Webb, |
,e-president; Mrs. Margaret Cart |
light, second president; Mrs. /
llian Provinse, financial secretary; /
rs. Mary Bowman, treasurer; Mrs. /
lura NOrdstrom usher. Miss G1advc II