The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29


Charles Depue, forest ranger, ov-
come by flames and smoke while
! fighting fire near Livingston, was
brought to a local hospital on North
Broadway Thursday noon and treat
ed for the burned condition of his
lungs. He was able to leave the city
in the day.
That Joe Zuber might select a car
from a shipment of Hudsons received
at Cody late last week, Earl Williams,
local agent, made up a motoring
party to that city Sunday which in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. John Kapor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Zuber. The Zubers made
the return trip in new super-six
sedan.
Cards received from Miss Abigail
Doran over the week end were address
sed from Salt Lake City. Her mother,
Mrs. Anne Doran, is with her on the
vacation trip. They first went thru
Yellowstone park, from there con-
tnued to Salt Lake, and will visit
Zion National park before returning
home probably the last of this week.
They left August 10.
Mrs. Sam Turner was a caller in
Red Lodge from Billings last Thurs
day. In addition to operating a groc-
cry on the corner Of Sixth avenue
and South 9th street, Billings, she is
representative for the real estate firm
of Brockway- Meckleburg in the Grand
Hotel building. She invites COM
munication with any of her Red
Lodge friends who might be interest
ed in securing Billings property.
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John Peters last Friday completed
deal with Mrs. Mary Joki Johnson
for the purchase of her five room
house on Eighth street. Mr.. Peters
also, within the past week, purchased
from Mrs. M. B. Browne the garage
at the rear of her residence, and
moved it Sunday onto the lot of one
of his two properties on Willard aven-
lie.
Mrs. Marie Hansen probably paid
the highest price of admission to the
carnival here last week.. Before leav-
ing home Wednesday evening, she
dropped diamond studded platinum
ring into her purse, intending to slip
it on her finger later. In removing a
handkerchief or bill from the purse
at one of the concessions the ring
rolled out, and so far she has not
recovered it.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fleming an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Elizabeth to Mr.. William Peck of Bill
Z lings. The wedding occurred at Ter
ry Sunday. The bride, who more re-
Gently has been employed at Cody
met Mr.. Peck while she was working
in Billings some two years ago. He is
connected with the sugar beet com
pany there. The young couple arriv'
ed in Red Lodge Tuesday evening
The bride will extend her visit here
somewhat beyond her husbands, join
ing him in Billings later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Salona were
hosts at a dinner and bridge Mon
day evening given for John Tarro'S
house guests, his cousin who bears the
same name, John Tarro, and Clement
Orsolano who were here from Holly
wood on a vacation. At the dinner
covers were laid for twelve who in
Guided, besides the hosts, John Tarro
and the honor guests, Joe Enrico, Joe
Bruno, Joe Cobetto, Clara Nigro, Jen-
ME Salona, Pauline Salona and Babe
Culbertson. Three tables of bridge
were formed for the evenings play.
A runaway was nipped in its early
stages in the block south of the Cath
olic church Monday afternoon about
5 o'clock, but not before the wagon
which the horses were drawing had
been shorn of its two right wheels
and left a crumpled wreck in the
road The team belonged to Tony
Castagne and had been brought in
from his ranch a short time before
and left standing in the yard OF his
house in town. A passing car honk-
ed it's horn. The horses bolted, cut
ting short circle in the street that
overturned the wagon. The horses
were stopped right after the crash.
Miss Anna Titterington passed the
week end here, a guest Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. w. G. Ball. Returning from the
northwest where she passed most OF
her vacation, Miss Titterington wen1
first to Joliet and spent several days
at the home of Mrs, Elmer Talmadge
there before coming to Red Lodge
Friday. She was entertained during
the afternoon, and at dinner Monday
evening by Miss Florence Mcintosh
with whom she made her nome tor
, short time during her former resi-
dence here. Miss Titterington taught
in the Red Lodge schools until eight
years ago. She is now teaching II