The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-04-11

The Iris, Sunday and Monday, April
IA and 15th-John Barrymore in
Tempest" sit
Mrs. Sarah Kerrigan, who recently
underwent an emergency operation,
is reported as doing nicely and will
be removed to her home within few
days.
Fisherman of Bearcreek are said to
be having exceptionally fine luck
over in Wyoming. Excellent catches
are reported in the Clarks Fork river
and Paint creek.
Dr.. Y. Y. Logan, Livingston Specia-
list in Optometry, will be at the Pol
lard hotel, Red Lodge, Friday and
Saturday, May 3 and 4. Strictly pro-
fessional service in glasses. 4-5t
A benefit dance will be given by
the Circle of Serbian Girls in the Wa
shoe hall, on Saturday evening, April
20. Music will be furnished by
Speedy's orchestra.
Wanted-Large, tame, cats with
nursing kittens, suitable for use as
foster mothers for young foxes. Will
buy or pay for use of same. Phone
27-J. Beartooth Silver Fox and Fur
Farms. Alt
]. P. Plunkett is driving brand
new Marmon "78" car. 1t is an eight
cylinder, SO horse power auto and is
one of the most pleasing conveyances
to be seen on our streets.
The Studebaker Wheel, house organ
of the great automobile firm, this
month carries picture Of the house
car owned by L. M. Prill, of The News
office. This magazine enjoys a large
circulation all over the world and the
local car was featured.
The County Federation of Women's
Clubs will hold their next meeting in
Fromberg, Wednesday, May 1st. The
Fromberg Woman's club will be hos
tesses to the federation, and a COM
plete program will be printed in a
future issue of this paper.
A letter received from H. P. San
dels, states that he desires his copy
of The Carbon County News sent to
Houston, Texas. Mr.. Sandels is en-
gagged in the real estate business in
Houston, a city of 100000 population,
and says things never looked better
than at that place.
Mrs. Frank McCleary left last Sat
urday for Los Angeles, Calf, where
she will visit with her daughter, Mrs,
Adam, and her son, Howard, who is
attending the University of Southern
California. Mr.. McCleary drove up
to Billings with his wife, she taking
the train at that point.
Miss Annie Kapor accompanied hel
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Jurovich of Worland, and
Mrs. Pete Belovich, of Washoe, te
Billings, Sunday. While there they
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Mike Pekovich, who are farming If
the Billings Bench country.
The Boys Vocational conference
for boys from the eighth and fresh
man grades of the county, will be
held in Bearcreek on Saturday, Apri
goth. The Girls conference, for thu
grades, will be held in Red Lodge OF
the same date. A program of eacl
event will be printed in next week
Carbon County News.
Seven elk have passed over thu
great divide since arriving in Re
Lodge last week. This is very SINAI
percentage of loss in view of tn
animals being shipped in the manne
they were. Usually where only fey
animals are shipped, each one
placed in an individual crate, whic
was impossible in the present case.
Miles City was unfortunate in tn
basketball tournament at Chicago las
week. Thursday several of the Re
Lodge business men pooled and ha
Coach Hartwig wire encouragement
to the Montana players. While the
were eliminated in the contest, sti
the Miles boys played fine baske
| ball.
: Election of school trustees W;
! held Saturday and resulted in the +
election of Harry Bailey and the d
feat of Bernh Rydberg by G. G. Roy
an. A small vote was cast and Row;
came in as a dark horse" in tt
election. The balance of the board
composed Of j. j.. Gerondale, chat
man, H. A. Simmons and Mrs. j.
Brophy.
L. M. Prill, accompanied by Di
Luhrsen, visited at the parental hor
over Sunday. On the way to Billin
a stop was made to visit the miner
water we'll near Joliet. "Mont Aqua
1t was an interesting visit and t
two were shown all over the han
some buildings housing the santa
ium and baths. A plunge is fill
with the wonderful mineral water a