The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-07-18

to Billings Monday evening, returning
the same night.
Mrs. R. L. Duncan and daughter of
Roberts were shopping in the county
seat last Thursday.
Tracy Mccall, deputy sheriff was
in the city from Fromberg Tuesday
on official business.
A few good used sedan cars, terms.
Earl Williams Motor Co. Lift
A little daughter arrived to make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. R. S.
Coleman last Saturday.
People who have been in the Bear
tooths this season state that the pink
SHOWS are pinker than ever
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Slaby are the
proud parents of a young son who
arrived at their home June S0th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Teeples and
Frank Ribbon of Fromberg, were Red
Lodge visitors on business Saturday.
Joe Flaherty and Warren Leland
arrived home last Sunday after a
months trip by auto to the west coast.
o. H. P. Shelley motored to Boze-
man Sunday and the following day
went to Butte and Helena on bust
ness.
County Commissioner, John Ander-
son was here from Luther Monday
attending a special meeting of the
board.
A few saddle horses for sale or
hire. James Virtue. 1s-tf
Miss Elva Eastman motored to Bill
lings with friends Monday evening.
She remained to visit with friends and
relatives.
Lee Gard, chairman of the board of
County Commissioners presided over
special meeting of the board held
here Monday.
William Weast. pioneer railroad
contractor was in the city from his
home near Castagne Saturday on a
business mission.
C. D. Craft, former resident of
this city, but who now lives at Joliet.
was an over Sunday visitor in Red
Lodge on business.
Sixty boy scouts from Laurel,
Roundup and Billings are attending
boys camp at Lions park near Rich
ell Lodge this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Massa and
daughter, Louise, returned Saturday
from a two weeks vacation spent IN
Seattle, Washington.
J. F. Brophy returned Monday
from White Sulphur Springs where he
went early last week to look after
his mining interests.
Work wanted-two young men de-
sire positions. Call ION. lott
Miss Ina Hannula is a summer
guest at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Hannula. She has beer
studying music in Portland.
The first advertisement printed in ;
newspaper was a "Travel AID" in thC
Gazette de France, July 4th, 1851, ad
vertising the waters of FORCES.
A. J. Sundahl left Saturday fol
Eugene Oregon, where he plans to 10
cate. Mrs. Sundahl has been there TO.
some time visiting with her parent
Mrs. Kenneth Mcdonald and bah,
son are guests at Mrs. Mcdonald
home in the city from Butte. Mrs
Mcdonald was formerly Ina Kokkila
w. A. Connolly, district manager
the Mountain States Telephone an
Telegraph company, was a visitor il
Red Lodge last Friday with compa
business.
Mrs. G. Salminen, who visited i
Red Lodge with her son Dale for
few weeks and conducted bushes
matters, left Tuesday for her home i
| Duluth, Minnesota.
| For Sale-Modern house; furnishe
or unfinished; low price; easy pay
ments. E. B. Provinse. 12-t
| Eugene Doudey and Paul Cook o
Los Angeles, guests at the j. t
Plunkett home for two weeks, left las
Saturday for their homes in Califol
MIA via north coast states.
| The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Spear c
| Morristown, Minnesota, arrived her
| Sunday and have been visiting at tn
w. B. Haselton home and at Richie
Lodge. Mr.. Spear is cousin of Mr.
Haselton.
II Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Eastman an
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Simpson left Nor
| day morning for the Madison countr
Ifor fishing trip and outing. They es
| pect to return .home tomorrow c
| Saturday.
L Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Wentworth {
| Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wen
worth and children, Mr.. and Mr.
| Chas. Wentworth of Lewistown an
Mrs. R. L. Duncan and children {
Roberts spent Friday at Camp Seni'
| WANTED: Man for general wor
at Richel Lodge. Inquire Mrs. H. Ricl
ell at Richel Lodge or Richel Milliner
Red Lodge. 10
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