The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-23

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Monday.
Dorothy Newman, formerly of Red
Lodge, is among the years graduates
at Roslyn, Washington.
The Loyal Order of Moose held a
fine meeting Tuesday night, which
was followed by lunch and smoker
and was we'll attended
Lloyd Hall and family are enjoying
a visit from his mother, Mrs, Alice
Hall, of Bridger, the past few days.
He brought her over from that place
last Friday.
Dresses, formerly priced to S29.50
going at $8.95, S11.95 and SLABS at
Hoffman's May Sale. lit
Nipo Cornelio is business visitor
in Billings today. He was accompanied
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
Cornelio, and his sister, Mrs. Harry
| A. Moore.
The Junior Prom will be held in
Belfry, Saturday night. The public
is invited and Speedy's orchestra will
| furnish the music. Miss Frances
Madison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Madison, is president of the
class.
Clerk of Court G. P. La1kin on
Monday issued marriage license to
Selby M. Long 81, and Edith Waters
| 49, Their residence is Lowell, Wyo.
On the same day license was issued
!, to Willis J. Hill Is, of Butte, and
Dona L. Buzzetti 25, of Fromberg.
Ivan Wallace and Floyd Arlington,
accompanied by Miss Victoria Starco-
vich, left Tuesday morning for the
Nordquist ranch in the upper Clarks
Fork country. They took in ten head
of saddle horses and will work at that
place during the coming dude season.
Word was received today telling of
the arrival of Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Provinse in Surabaya, Java, on Mon
day. 1t was cablegram and stated
they had had fine voyage. Mrs.
Provinse will remain in this import
andt Java port while her husband goes
into the wilds of Boreno.
Attention, Troop No. l, Boy Scouts
of America. Instead of meeting at the
parish house, the troop will assemble
at 6 next Tuesday evening on Rock
Greek, above the first bridge. Each
Scout bring his own lunch. For cook
ing tests bring one-quarter pound of
meat and potatoes, to be cooked with
out utensils. ~ -..5gs
Big Shoe Value, which formerly
sold to $500, now $1.95,. 1926 and
$685., May Sale at Hoffman Depart
ment Store. 11-1t
T. Leslie Zaerr, of Billings, was a
business visitor in the city last Sat
urday. He was here going over the
records in order to prove title to
acreage in the Badger Basin oil
fields, and from Red Lodge went out
into that section to look the field
over for the eastern capitalists.
Benrh. Rydberg gave talk on
"The History of Religion" following
the regular session Of the I. O. o. F.
lodge last Thursday evening. 1t was
very interesting revelation of var
ious religions from their inception
and was thoroughly enjoyed. A fine
lunch was served following Mr. Ryd-
berg's talk.
Orville Viers left Monday for Park
City, where he will take charge of the
third trick for the Northern Pacific
railroad. Orville is one of the noted
amateur radio key-men Of the United
States and is bound for rapid promo
ton in telegraph work. He took the
railroad examination in record time
last week in Livingston.
Tuesday saw practically every fish
ing pole in the country in use ano
many fine catches are reported-alsC
many wet feet and other sections Of
anatomy. The prize offered by the
Red Lodge Billiard Parlor for the fin
est catch on opening day was taker
by Hugo Kaino, fifteen year old lac
} who did all his fishing within the Rec
Lodge city limits.
: Walter Peterson, of Lewistown, an(
Miss Fall, of Columbus, were unitet
in marriage yesterday in the Still
water county seat. They are visiting
at the home of Mr.. Peterson's mother
Mrs. j. c. Cox, of the west side sec
ton. The bride is a daughter of MI
: and Mrs. D. w. Fall, and the forme
: will be remembered as at one tim
I having worked for Mr.. Anderson Of
: the Picket.
:. Mrs. Alice Hall and daughter, Mrs
!. Will Davis, and three children cam
= over from Bridger last week and hav
;, been visiting with Mrs. Halls sisters
), Mrs. Herbert Richel and Mrs. Wn
! Haselton, and other relatives. Mrs
;. Davis and children left today vi
: Bridger for Anaconda where Mr.. Davi
: has been employed the past tw
4 months and where the family wi
henceforth make their home. Mrs