The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-06-13

trip to Billings Friday.
Jack Turk arrived Tuesday from
CHICAGO, to visit in Red Lodge for a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Campbell, of
Billings, were Red Lodge visitors on
Sunday and Monday.
Attorney M. l.. PARCELS, of Column
bus, was transacting legal business
here Monday afternoon.
Attorney f. B. Merrill, of Bridger,
was transacting business before the
f, district court here Tuesday.
Judge George w. Pierson, of Bill
lings, was here Tuesday and Wednes-
day attending to legal matters before
the District court.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Bean, prominent
residents of Bridger, We're here at
tending the session of district court
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Nordstrom, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Roysdon of Fromberg, attended the
vaudeville show in Billings, Sunday
afternoon.
Attorney VIM. M. Johnson, of the
of Billings, was in Red Lodge Tues
day as an attorney for the State
Highway commission.
! Assistant Attorney General C. R
Foote, of Helena, was in the city rep
resenting the State Highway COM
mission in the condemnation proceed
ings had before the district court or
Tuesday and Wednesday.
r. J. Ephland, division engineer OF
the Montana State Highway commits
sion, VIM. Whips, secretary of the
board and engineer in charge of right
of-way, of Helena, were here the first
of the week attending district court
Work of remodeling the Iris theatre
is going on rapidly and it will not be
long until the carpenters will make
way for the painters. The last thing
before installing the talking equip.
ment, will be the hanging of new
Grapes and curtains and placing thick
carpets in the building.
A wedding reception was held ii
Roberts last Saturday evening fol-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krook, of Boyd
married about two weeks ago at Big
Timber. They will make their home
on the Krook ranch at Boyd. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Hanni of Roberts. ~.
A party composed of the Misses
Barbara and Minnie Obert, Heller
Kampinen, Chas. Mattlia, Don Klep.
per and E. Rhodes motored over ir
the Saltwater country Sunday. While
there they visited the famous Mystic
lake and were also fortunate in see.
ing a band of five mountain sheep.
The Boy Scout outing for Troop No
II has been postponed owing to I'M
favorable weather, until next Tuesday
afternoon at five o'clock. Boys are t.
meet east of Rock Greek, south Of
Nineteenth Street and Broadway
Each scout is to bring his own lunch
and be prepared for further outdoor
tests.
The outside cover page of the June
number of the "Arts and Decorations
magazine carries "a picture in colors
of the English cottage home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bard Browne at Hastings
on the Hudson, New York. Mr.. Bart
Browne is the son of Mrs. Matte
Browne, of Red Lodge, who is nov
visiting in California.
A Vacation Daily Church school il
gregational and Methodist churches
being conducted jointly by the Con
The work will be carried on through
next week, also, and any who hav
not been enrolled may attend, upol
paymet of ten cents registration. TIL
school is departmentalized, and is il
charge of workers from both churches
Mrs. A. D. Hardy was hostess t
the Cinderella bridge club at he
home Monday night. 1t was the las
session for the season. Four table
were in play with honors going t
Jennie Salono and Howard Halpir
Consolation was awarded to Paulin
Salono and Eli Tuuri Co-hostesse
were Mary Orler, Mrs. John Radose
vich and Lena Romani.
A big opening dance Of the Knight
of Kaleva pavilion, north Of town,
announced for Saturday evening, Jun
18th. The ivitation is general and
is promised that there will be plent
of parking space for cars. The dane
will be SO cents and lunch and refresh
ments will be served. An elecfri
lighting plant has been installed a
the pavilion and it is now one of tn
best private parks in this part Of tn
state.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Huet
ner in Red Lodge will regret to lear
Of Mr.. Huebner's unexpected and ur
timely death in Missouri recent,
Mrs. Huebner was in Norfolk, Mel
raska, when she was summoned t
Missouri. Death was caused by ar
oplexy. The body was inferred 8
Norfolk on Memorial Day. Mr.. Huet
ner was employed at the Plunkel
Hardware & Furniture store abor