The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-11-14

Mrs. J. G.. F. Siegfreidt returned
Tuesday from Billings, where she has
been a guest of Mrs. George Mush-
back.
Rummage Sale, to be held next
Saturday in first floor room of Pol
lard Hotel, by Congregational church.
35-1t
Rev. Frank Durant returned Mon
day from Big Timber where he con-
Quoted services at the Big Timber
Episcopal church.
Mrs. James Fleming and Margaret
Fleming spent Sunday in Billings, re-
turning to Red Lodge the following
afternoon.
John 7. Kelly of Castagne, former
member and chairman of the board
! of county commissioners, was bus
mess visitor in Red Lodge Tuesday.
Ernest Vedova, Roundup dentist,
was a business caller in Red Lodge
early in the week. DR.. Vedova is
former Red Lodge resident.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Grief and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Williams returned
Friday night from Billings, where
they had spent several days on bust
ness.
The annual Thanksgiving dinner
and sale will be held at the st. Olaf
church on Volney creek on Thanks
giving day, November %. 35-1t
Attention Odd Fellowsl There will
be twelve rounds of boxing and two
wrestling matches on Thursday night,
November q. Also big smoker fol
! lowing bouts! 35-1t
We have repairs for all makes of
kitchen ranges, heaters, boilers and
furnaces. Henry Albert, Red Lodge
Plumbing & Heating Company. Phone
rs. 35-3t
Miss Mary Matteson, veteran
school teacher, writes to friends in
Red Lodge that she is improving
steadily from her illness at the home
of her brother in Manchester, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Webb and Mrs.
Frank Durant motored to Billings
Saturday. They were accompanied
back home the same day by Miss
Ruth Viers.
Milo Schank was initiated into the
local aerie of Eagles nj regular ses-
sion Of the lodge last night. Enter
tainment numbers and refreshments
followed the business session.
Jane O'Connor, Mary Klessens,
Harry Field and Ellen Doty received
cash awards at Roosevelt school last
Friday, following selection of their
essays as the best in a recent forget
me-not essay contest.
G. M. Herbstruth of Laurel assum-
ed duties as Western Union operator
here yesterday. C. Y. Schwindt ex-
poets to leave today for Excelsior
Springs, Missouri, for treatments for
two months or more.
Mickey Normile, small son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Normile, is suffering
with an injured right eye, received
whe ma shot was discharged from a
BIB toy gun, in the hands of play
mates.
J. E. Border, state assistant high
school supervisor, spent the early
part of the week visiting the high
schools in Red Lodge and Carbon
county.
Mrs. l. Joe Hasterlik was hostess
to the Congregational Ladies Aid
Wednesday at the church parsonage
Tentative plans were made for pub
lie tamale dinner to be given in the
future.
Mrs. Chef LAM spent several days
the past week in Red Lodge with
friends. She returned recently from
Philadelphia to spend two or three
months with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs George Chenoweth
Mrs. R. A. Nutting was charming
dinner hostess Wednesday evening
in courtesy to Mrs. Jeanette Tidymal
Of Joliet, grand worthy matron of tn,
Eastern Star. The guests were pas
matrons and patrons Of the order
Covers were laid for %.
Five beautiful silver foxes were re
ceived by the owners of the Beartootl
Silver Fox and Fur Farms yesterday
The shipment arrived by expires
from tho Mi11ipan r. Morrico, ,.o~oL