The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-02
BELFRY


J. O. Higham was Billings visitor
Wednesday.
Stanley Ingram visited homefolks
over the weekend.
Mike Markovieh was a Billings Wis
itor Wednesday and Thursday.
L. o. Walker and Ray Walker were
business visitors in Billings on Mon
day.
Miss Madeline Verhage, of Bear
creek, spent Saturday night at the R.
R. Rowland home.
Margaret Van Dorm arrived Tues
day to make her home with her faith
er, Owen Van Dorm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobbs left
Thursday morning for Thermopolis,
to visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Simmons, of Bill
lings, spent Sunday with their grand
mother, Mrs. Stearns.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dickson and
Miss Beatrice Clark and Mrs. Maple
were Billings shoppers Thursday.
/ R. R. Rowland and daughter, Hell
enc, and son, Robbie, returned from
San Francisco, Calf, last Thursday
evening.
Miss Margaret Nelson, of the East
ern Montana Normal school, at Bill
Elings, spent the weekend with her
parents here.
Among those shopping in Billings
Saturday, were the following fami-
lies: c. A. Andrews, A. 0. Nelson, P
7. Kirko, Toothachers, Henrys and
Rouths.
Martin Van Wrinkle came home from
the Deaconess hospital last week and
is able to be up and around. He was
hurt in an automobile wreck few
weeks ago when the car in which he
was riding went over the bank into
Bear creek.
The declamatory contest was helC
Thursday evening in the school audi
forum. J. T. Andrew secured frs
place, he spoke on Lincoln and ths
Constitution" Price Righy took sec
ond, down on Grandpa's Farm.
Three girls tied for third, Elsie
Toothacher gave Finger of God"
Helen Vazanko gave "Pigs is Pigs"
Ruth Nelson gave John Changes /;
Tire" Eva London, Edna Allen, Mar
jorie Howard, George Toothacher ant
Sylvia Anderson took part in the con
test also. The judges were Prof
Kersberger, w. E. Ross and Mis-
Paisley of Fromberg.
Rev. Pitts, of Cody, Wyo., and Rev
Bassie of Basin, Wyo., spent thu
,, weekend here. Rev. Pitts gave al
interesting talk to the Presbyterian
Sunday school also conducted service
after Sunday school and at night a
800 o'clock. He will be with u
again next Sunday, May S, for 11:0
a. m. service and 500 p. m. service.
, Mrs. L. L. Lindsay entertained will
! bridge party last Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Edith Giles O
Denver, and Mrs. J. w. Tolman, o
Billings. The first prize was givel
to Mrs. Routh and the consolation
trophy to Mrs. Tolman. Those pres
ent were Mrs. w. H. Bunney, Mrs
Ray Watkins, Mrs. Provinse, Mrs
Tolman, Mrs. Giles and the hostess.
The junior class Of the local higi
school gave banquet in honor Of thu
seniors and faculty last SATURDAY
evening at 1880 at the Gard and Og
den homes, the dinner being served
at the Gard home and the desser
course at the Ogden home. Those
present were Mr.. Nelson, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ruckman, Misses Isaacs and Gil
lette, Beatrice Clark, Ruth Nelson
Ruth Lynne, Vesta Stober, Elsie
Toothacher, Mildred Harrison, J. T
Anrews, Fuel Musgrave, Helen Tooth
acher, Helen Gard, Francis Madison
George Brannon, John Linderman
Philip Matross, Eva London, Sylvia
Darlington, Alma Ellis and Ton
Moore. Mr. Nelson acted as toast.
master. George Brannon gave
toast to the seniors and response was