The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-10-24

and Marie TYNE Koivula, 20, also Of
Cody, were granted license to wed
by Clerk Of Court Larkin last Friday.
They Immediately repaired to the Of
flee of Judge Charles Wilson who
performed the wedding ceremony.
Matt Woodrow and John Romersa
of Red Lodge are two of personnel
of forty piece Montana university
band at Missoula, to be used at the
Universiyt-Aggie football game Sat
urday. New suits have been ordered
for the band members.
Mrs. B. w. Holt left Monday for
Rochester, Minnesota, in response to
a telegram from her son Harold who
stated he had been advised to under
go an operation at the Mayo SAINT
arium.
Margaret McCabe, Laura Groom
quist, Ann Murdo and Goldie Peter
son motored to Billings Sunday where
Miss McCabe visited her mother,
Mrs. M. J. McCabe, patient at one
of the Billings hospitals.
A short in the electrical wiring is
believed to have been the cause of a
small conflagration at the Jim Vir-
ture property on Eleventh and South
Hauser Avenue Monday. The alarm
was turned into the fire department
at two o'clock in the morning.
y William Penttila of Butte and Miss
Ellen Wallila of Roberts We're united
in marriage late Thursday afternoon
by Rev. H. Miller Scott at the Con-
gregational parish house. They were
attended by Oscar M. Penttila and
Hazel Wiekstrem.
Miss Helen Kampinnen was a
Thursday night hostess at Halo
we'en party in courtesy to Miss
Katherine Columbus. Three tables
Of bridge were in play with first and
second prizes going to Miss Harriet
Beretta and Mrs. Thomas Good and
guest prize to Miss Columbus. Il. :.
So
Miss Katherine Columbus and Wal
ter Columbus left Tuesday for Port
land, Oregon, where they expect to
spend the winter Miss Columbus
recently sold her beauty parlor ed
uipment, preparatory to going to the
coast.
Mrs. Edward Nordstrom was host
ess at three tables of bridge last Fri
day evening, honoring her sister,
Miss Katherine Columbus. Miss
Pauline Salona and Miss Minnie OBJ
ert won first and second scores. A
guest prize was presented to the hon
ored member.
Mrs. Dave Henderson, Mrs. Anne
Youngholter, Mrs. Chris Becklen,
Mrs. Ed Cunningham and Mr.. Matt
Woodrow of Red Lodge, and Mrs.
Robert Irvine of Bearcreek returned
to the city Friday from Bozeman,
where they attended four day SEES
sion Of the Grand lodge of Montana
| Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. They
reported that Bozeman's entertain
ment program for delegates and Wis
itors could not be surpassed.
w. R. Porter and son Wesley were
in the city Sunday and purchased a
pair of Colly strain of silver foxes
and pair of Alaskan blues from the
! Beartooth Silver Fox and Fur Farm
of Red Lodge. Mr.. Porter and sor
are venturing into the fox farm bus
mess at their ranch six miles west
Of Billings.
Mrs. L. M. Slavens entertained the
Mt. Maurice Bridge Club at her home
last Friday evening, with two tables
in play. Mrs. George Moses captured
high score and Mrs. Sam Carpenter
received consolation. The hostess
served a delicious two course lunch
con at the close of the evening.
The Pastyme Bridge Club met a
the home of Mrs. Edward Nordstron
Monday night, with two tables il
play. First and second honors wen
to Miss Ann Murdo and Miss Barbar;
Sanderson and guest prize to Mis-.
Katherine Columbus. The Halo
we'en motif was attractively carried
out in decorations and luncheon.
Mrs. 7. G. Compton stopped in Rel
Lodge from Monday until Tuesda,
to visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn Cartwright, enroute to he
home at Long Beach, California, iron
Washington D. c., and Sheridan
Wyoming. Mrs. Compton is forme
Red Lodge resident, having made he
home here about eight years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Cassidy enter
tanned at bridge-dinner at their HON
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