The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-12-05

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plaintiff.
Pot luck lunches were served caf-
eteria style at the Congregational Aid
meeting held at the parsonage vest
erday. A good attendance was report
ed. The Aid is making plans to hold
a Christmas party next week
Bud Doles, Is, was fined $25 by
Justice of the Peace Lon Caldwell in
Fromberg yesterday for petit lar
ceny He was alleged to have stolen
a shoulder of pork from Charles
Wade. County Attorney E. P. Con-
well prosecuted the defendant
Mrs. W. Dawes, state president of
the w. C. T. U. spent yesterday in
Red Lodge in connection with her Of
fetal duties. In the afternoon she
was speaker at the high school and
in the evening gave a talk at the
Methodist church.
Operations at the Blum gravel pit
near Edgar were closed for the sea-
son Monday after one of the longest
seasons of recent years. Gravel from
this pit is used by the Northern Pa
cific railway for its various ballasting
jobs.
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Rev. D. S. McCorkle and the Loyal
Order of Moose officiated at funeral
services Wednesday, November 27,
for the late Joe Malakar. Happy
Brothers choral club rendered music
at the home and grave The pail
bearers were Joe Obrez, Fred Ras-
brseik, Frank Hemovich, John Lub-
lex, Joe Faygl and Joe Katrina.
Harold Davis returned last Thurs
day from Rochester, Minnesota, where
he had submitted to a major opera
ton and received medical attention
for six weeks. His mother, Mrs B
w. Holt, had been with him during
his operation and convalescence and
they returned to Red Lodge together.
Enroute home they made brief Wis
it in Minneapolis
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Jurovich of
Washoe entertained at Thanksgiving
dinner last Thursday for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kapor and daughters, An
ma, Dorothy and Betty Jane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Zuber of Red Lodge, Stojan
Vukcovich and Otto Ceronin of Wash
oe.
Mrs. H. P Cassidy and daughter
Madge returned Thursday, November
81, from Bozeman where Mrs. Cas-
sidy attended three-day district
health conference, conducted under
auspices of the National Red Cross.
Ten district representative received
instruction on hygiene Mrs. Cassidy |
is hygiene instructor in Carbon coun-
ty high school.
Barbara Travis of Washoe started |
divorce proceedings in district court |
Tuesday against Charles Travis, al
leging abandonment and desertion. |
She seeks the custody of small
daughter and asks restoration of her
maiden name, Barbara Mcdonald. E.
P. Conwell is attorney for the plain
tiff.
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Yellowstone Valley School Mems
club will hold its next meeting Satur-
day, December IA, at luncheon to be
served in the Northern hotel tea room
Billings. Local school men were
among the group who organized at a
in Billings recently for the
purpose of discussing school prob
lens. Current Trends in School
will be the principle topic
for discussion.
Jack Newman, while covering his
territory near Red Lodge, for a
Washington firm, decided to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents here.
When he reached the city he was feel
ing poorly Before night he was TAX
en- to Adams hospital and immediat-
ely submitted to an operation for an
affected appendix. He is recovering
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adam and
infant son Stanley left Red Lodge
Wednesday for Billings, where they
for the west, their objec-
tive being their home in Los An
geles. They had spent little more
than a week with relatives in Red
Lodge. Accompanying them to Bill
ings were Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nc
Cleary and Howard McCleary, par
ents and brother of Mrs. Adam.
Frank and B. Sconfienza, Sr.,
brothers, Morris Sconfienza and Tony
Zanola left Red Lodge Tuesday for
long trip to Europe. They will sail
from New York City to Turin, II lly,
birthplace and childhood home of the
senior Sconfienzas. The journey will
be the first overseas trim for Mnrric