The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-03-07

Mabel Carlevato and Mrs. Jalmar
Saari respectively.
Miss Dorothy Fleming entertained
the members of the Wednesday Night
Bridge club at her home last evening.
Honors were awarded to Leona Han
nula and Helen McCabe took conso-
lation prize. A color scheme of
green was carried out in all decora-
tions and very dainty lunch was
served by the hostess.
DR.. Logan, Livingston specialist,
in optometry, will be at the Pollard
Hotel Friday and Saturday, March
Is and 16 Strictly professional SER
vice in glasses. 50-4t
Mrs. S. H. Metvger and Mrs. S. A.
Johnston of st. Paul, mother and
sister of Mrs. NJ. E. Martin, arrived
in Red Lodge Saturday to visit at
the Martin home. Mrs. Johnston re-
turned to Minnesota the following
day but Mrs Metvger will stay in
Red Lodge indefinitely.
w. w. Flashman left yesterday
with Al. Croonquist for trip to
Camp Sonia. They expect to return
this afternoon, making the round trip
by sled While up in the mountains
Mr.. Flashman will take number Of
pictures as the snow scenes were
never excelled at the present time in
the Beartooths.
The regular meeting Of Garfield
Lodge, I. o. o. F. held on Thursday
evening, March IA, will be the regu-
lar night for another of the interest
ing talks being made by different
members. On that night, Noble
Grand George Mcdonald will address
the members on the topic "The Com
pensation Law"
Grace L. Simpson, of Fromberg, is
the author of an article entitled "How
| Store Butter" in the March issue
of Capper's Farmer, national farm
magazine, published at Topeka, Kan,
by Senator Arthur Capper. In the
article Mrs. Simpson tells how she
makes butter when prices on cream
are low and stores it, for several
months until the price becomes high
| er.
A number of the members Of the
Lions club of Billings will arrive in
Red Lodge Saturday and on Sunday
they will go to the Lions camp, near
Richel Lodge, for the purpose of max
ing plans and for the caring for the
buildings at that place. This is one
of the finest camps in the Rocky
mountains and the Lions plan upon
| great many improvements for the
coming year.
DR.. F. |. Johnston states he has al
ready secured handsome amount OF
money to help in defraying the build
ing of the new road leading from
Richel Lodge to He'll Roaring creek
on the West Fork of Rock creek
This road will not only be great
advantage in reaching the Martin
chrome mines, but will also provide
means of easily reaching the won.
derful fishing in that section.
Baby chicks, hatch of every week
several varieties. Get your order If
early. Our chicks are acclimated ant
will do better for you. Also have three
week old chicks. We also do custom
Matching. Dependable Hatchery, Gil
North Ward, Red Lodge. Box 705
Phone 1911. BOT
Henry Albert, proprietor of the Rec
Lodge Plumbing company, spent tht
latter part of last week in Bridger
While there he and his men installed
one of the "iron firemen" in tn,
Bridger high school building. Mr.
Albert is state agent for the mechan
zeal stokers and the one at Bridgel
replaces the gas heater in the fur
naces, as it was found that coal whel
burned in one of the stoker arrange
ments was much the cheaper.
County Assessor w. H. Gebo mail
ed out 5000 assessment blanks to thu
taxpayers of Carbon county on Mon
day. The return limit is ten day;
and Mr.. Gebo states that many 0.
the blanks are already being received
in his office all filled out. The hon
or system is being used by Mr.. Gebo
the taxpayers being allowed to make
his own returns. In the years tina
he has been using this system yer!
little trouble has been experienced
in blanks not being returned prompt
lily. Only a few counties in Montana
use this system.
One of the most attractive socia