The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-02-21


Victor Aho returned home Sunday
morning, having been in Billings tc
hear the explorer, Roy Chapman An
drews, on Saturday evening.
$1,000 for a permanent wave. Re,
dueed from $3.50 by order of J. B
l. u. of A.; by Mrs. Laura Groom
quist. secretary. Soft
Mrs. r. L. Duncan and daughter,
Dora, spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Z. B. Shelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Richter, of Bill
lings, colporteurs, were visiting in
Red Lodge the past week. They left
yesterday for Joliet.
Shirley Provinse and L. M. Prill
went to Billings Saturday afternoon
and that evening took in the lecture
given by the explorer, Roy Chapman
Andrews.
DR.. Logan, Livingston specialist,
Hn optometry, will be at the Pollard
Hotel Friday and Saturday, March
Id and 16. Strictly professional SER
vice IN glasses. 50-4t
P. s. Heerwald, local agent for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Bill
llngs, where he attended district
convention of his company.
Attorney John G. Skinner left Mon
day Tor Helena where he will attend
to matters before the supreme court.
G. c. Rowan left Tuesday for the
same place with the same objective
Expert furniture refinishing. Quick
drying, lacquers or "Duco," enamels
or stains, and all colors. Provinse and
Slovenian. 33-tf.
Mrs. Peter Ugaste was hostess to
she Joker bridge club at her home
Monday night. High honors went to
Mrs. r. DeBourg and second to Mrs.
Mike Matson. A delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Ugaste after the card
session.
J. A. Kallio, of the auto firm of
kallio Il Newell, Was unfortunate
Friday morning in getting a piece of |
steel in his eye. He went to Billings |
that afternoon where he secured pro-
fessional treatment and at the present
time he is all right.
Mrs. e. F. Hall an Mrs. w. w.
Eastman were hostesses Tuesday ev-
ening to the members of the 500 club
at the home of the former. Three TIA
bles were in play and honors were
won by Mrs. A. M. McMillion and
Mrs. Walter Luhrsen.
Miss Florence Mcintosh, principal
of the Jefferson school, assumed her
duties Wednesday after several days
absence due to an attack of the flu.
During her absence Mrs. 0. J. Sim
mons substituted as. teacher.
A few good used sedan cars, terms.
Earl Williams Motor Co. 48-tf
The italian ladies of the Unione ;
Fratellanza held their annual lunch
con and entertainment Saturday even
ing, which was we'll attended Bridge ,
and dancing offered the diversions of ,
the evening, followed by a delicious !
High honors in cards went
to Mrs. d. Braida and Mr.. J. Maya.
Clean cotton rags wanted at News
office. Must be clean and no wool +;
ems or small scraps. All buttons off. !
Miss Katie Piela entertained at
bridge Tuesday evening compliment
ing Mrs. VIM. Piston of Portland, Il
Ore. High prizes went to Miss Ana !
belle Lahti and Miss Catherine Col
ambus, respectively, consolation prize I
to Miss Barbara Obert and guest Y
prize to Mrs. Piston. t
The members of the Pastyme Y
3ridge club met at the home of Miss 4
Anabelle Lahti Monday evening. High d
sonors were won by Mrs. Ed. Olcott, II
r., and Miss Ann Murdo. Besides t.
'eing regular meeting of the club \
he occasion was farewell party for fl
Hiss Lahti, resigning member of [
he club a
March is an unusually good month L
or bargain shopping in st. Paul. AL |!
o many good theatrical attractions.
lou save money by stopping at Hotel r
eWel, IL East Fifth street, opposite y
curt house. 50-1t
DR.. and Mrs. S. M. Souders arriv- K
d home yesterday from Rupert, Z
IDAHO, where they had been on account
t the illness and death of Mrs. A
ouders' sister, Mrs. Newton. Mrs. Of
,ewlon was very well acquainted in 10
ed Lodge and her death occurred ell
asst Thursday morning. ell
Baby chicks, hatch of every week, VI
everal varieties. Get your order in W
arly. Our chicks are acclimated and L
i'll do better for you. Also have three N
eek old chicks. We also do custom l.