The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-12-19
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F A R M ERs
A T T E N TION
Regular meeting of the Carbon
County Farmers Union is to be held
at Roberts Saturday, December %,
1929, at Community Hall.
Election of officers.
EDGAR CRUEL,
Secretary.
Eight young boys enjoyed the hos
pitality of Richard Meyer last Thurs
day night, the occasion being his
eighth birthday Games and luncheon
were the order of the evening. His
guests were Frank and Vincent Car
penter, Albert jenkins, Reno Ottero,
Johnnie and Tony Zupan, America
Cecchel, Sigrud Tervo.
The music department of the Red
Lodge Women's Club met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. John
Whalen, Sr The Christmas program
included charming rendition of Chris
tmas carols and exchange of gifts,
from pretty decorated Christmas
tree Mrs. Whalen served a delicious
luncheon at late hour.
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Mrs. Matt Woodrow and Mrs. John
Albert were co-hostesses to members
of the $500 Club" at the Woodrow
home last evening. Three tables were
filled with players with first honors
going to Mrs. w. w. Flashman and
second to Mrs. H. 0. Gearhart.
Luncheon was served at the small
tables. Red and green Christmas dec
orations adorned the Woodrow home.
The Beartooth Silver Fox and Fur
Farms early in the week displayed
pelts of silver foxes, 10 coyotes and
/ lynx in the window of the Bear
tooth Boosters Club. The furs, in
the undressed state valued between
$500 and $780, are being shipped to-
day to eastern furriers for tanning
and dressing The silver fox furs
will be made into neck pieces; the
coyote pelts into coat collars and
trimmings.
Parents and friends of seventh and
eighth junior high school boys are
invited to view manual arts products
completed since school opened in Sep
TENDER. The Manual Arts building
will be open to spectators from seven
to nine tomorrow night. A number
of the boys will be busy at their work
benches to complete unfinished wood
work, giving parents an opportunity
to see the class at work. H. B. Field
is manual arts instructor.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Chenoweth
and daughter, Mrs. Chef LAM, on
Sunday moved their personal belong
ings to Red Lodge from their ranch
home on Clearcreek, which Mr.. Chen
oweth recently sold to Worden far
mer. Mr.. Chenoweth left Tuesday
to visit his old home in Indiana, ex-
pecting to also visit in Missouri and
Kansas. When he returns after the
first Of the year he and his wife
plan to establish their home on the
Pacific coast. Mrs. LAM will then
join her husband in Philadelphia
A series of Christmas parties are
being held for the boys department
of the Congregational church at the
parish house this week. The Bear
tooth Boy Pioneers had an enthus-
iastic affair late Monday afternoon,
including activities like indoor base
ball and six pins, closing with
Christmas treat and exchange of
presents. The Boy Scouts Of Troop
romped through a successful evening
Tuesday Preferred activities were
indoor baseball, grab the bacon and
six pins. The lively occasion was con-
cluded with Christmas treat and the
annual visit of Santa Claus who dis
tributed presented from an attractive
scout tree. The Beartooth Boy Rang
ers will hold their party at the par
ish house tonight.