The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-07-04

Household furniture for sale
Phone 214 J after Sunday. Tilt
Grant Allen of Chance was Red
Lodge visitor Tuesday on business.
Mrs Omar Doran, of Belfry, was
shopping here Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Eta Heare, of Luthur, was
here Tuesday afternoon ON business.
For Sale-Modern house; furnished
or unfinished; low price; easy pay
ments. E. B. Provinse. 12-tf
Sheriff John Albert returned from
Warm Springs Friday, where he went
to deliver prisoner to the state in
sane asylum.
Miss Jennie Salono and Miss Gene
We've Culbertson spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Bridger as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gull
bertson. ~
Mrs. Fred Culbertson, of Billings,
and Miss Viola Culbertson, of Fargo,
North Dakota, spent Saturday after
noon in Red Lodge as the guests
of Miss Genevieve Culbertson.
Clarence Thompson and Harold
Davis were fishing on the Second
West Fork of Rock creek last Thurs
day. Fishing was not exceptionally
good as the waters are still very
murky.
Judge Stong came up from Bill
lings Tuesday and held short term
7, Of district court, during which time
probate and ex-parte matters were
attended to. While here he commit
ted Valeria Starkovich to the state
vocational school for girls at Helena.
At the meeting of the Loyal Order
of Moose Tuesday evening E. P. Con-
we'll was empowered to attend the
supreme lodge meeting in Detroit
next month. Delegates to the state
convention in Roundup, July Is, 10
and 20 were also selected as follows:
Frank Marchinado, Alex Hatherell, K.
Erznoznik, L. M. Prill, E. W. Nor
gan and Pete Scala.
Congressman and Mrs. Scott Lea
witt have left Washington for their
home at Great Falls. J. Their plans
are to remain in Montana until the
house reassembles in September.
During this period Mr.. Leavitt ex-
poets to visit reclamation projects, ex-
pertinent stations, Indian reserva-
lions and other federal activities in
his district, as part Of his annual
summer program.
D. w. Columbus arrived home Sat-
urday, after stay of several weeks
at Excelsior Springs, Missouri. D. w.
went there for medical attention and
returned home Sunday after weeks
ton. While away he addressed
Ilseveral civic and fraternal organi-
cations, telling them about Montana
and particularly as to the silver fox
farming operations of he and his
partner in Red Lodge.
The grain elevator at Edgar form
erly known as the w. P. Devereux
Co. has been changed to the Marku-
son Grain and Bean Co. A. M. Marku-
son, the former manager, has taken
over the business and will remain In
charge. The business will be asso-
ciated with the commission firm OF
Salyards Grain Co. of Minneapolis
who have offices or connections in all
the large grain centers of the middle
west and west coast.
The Congregational church Of Rec
Lodge has granted leave of absence
for the months of July and August
to the pastor, Rev. H. Miller Scott
who will devote the summer primarily
to writing. Mr.. Scott will take par
in summer assemblies for Montana
Congregationalists and conduct /;
special Boy Scout camp in the higher
Beartooths. Committeeman for tht
special Boy Scout Camp are c. c
Rowan, DR.. E. M. Adams and Gus B
Foltz.
The picnic last Sunday at Piney
Dell was fully enjoyed by Red Lodge
Congregationalists and friends. De
spite two vigorous showers the da!
favored the outing, and everyone
seemed to share CHEEKY outing
spirit. Before and after the picnic
dinner various games and activities
engaged the enthusiastic interest OF :
large majority Of the picnicers. Chill
dren and adults Joined in enthusiasts
tic play, and the former came in TO,
many a surprise at the agile ant