The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-03-28


turned home Saturday, having gone
down there to help them in getting
started.
| Expert furniture refinishing. Quick
drying, lacquers or "Duco," enamels
or stains, and all colors. Provinse and
SLOVENIAN. 33-tf
| E. B. Shelley, Richard Alberta
James Smith and L. NJ. Prill visited
Fromberg Tuesday evening, going to
attend meeting of the Loyal Order
iof Moose. The Moose lodge of Laurel
has a great part of their membership
in and around Fromberg and they
will hereafter hold one meeting of
each month in that town.
J. A. Radovich, of Washoe, leaves
this week for New York City, at
which place he will take ship for
the old home at Zagreb, Jugoslavia.
Mr., Radovich intends to handle the
sale of the Maytag washing machine
In the country of his birth, it being
the first time such machine has
been introduced there.
| You are invited to see "The Wrong
Baby" given by the Congregational
Ladies' Aid, Wednesday, April 3, at
2:30 p. M.
Mrs. J. F. Brophy entertained the
Mt. Maurice Bridge club last Thurs
day evening at spring" party. The
dining room was graced with jonquils
and pussy willows and the color
scheme was yellow and white. Three
tables of cards were in play and hon
ors were won by Mesdames Sam Car
penter, M. M. Solso and J. E. Swab.
The Montana Orioles, a Billings
orchestra, played at the Labor tenn
pie last night. Art Lumley and Jack
Leeman are members of this popular
six-piece band and enjoyed a short
visit at home. The orchestra was
to have flown to our city in the giant
Ryan plane, but on account of the
heavy snow on the landing field. the
attempt was given up.
DR.. Logan, Livingston specialist.
IN optometry, will be at the Pollard
Hotel Friday and Saturday, March
10 and l6. Strictly professional SER
wee LII glasses. 50-4t
Little Miss Ann Slovenian was
three years old Monday and enjoyed
the company of ten little friends at
pretty party given by Mrs. A. G.
ShoWerman. Mothers of the children
were also guests along with Mrs. John
Provinse, who is on her way to spend
year in Java, and Miss Estelle Pro-
vlnse. Mrs. R. G. Martin assisted
the hostess in entertaining.
Rev. Frank Durant spoke Monday
noon IN the Liberty theatre in Bill
llngs, 1T being the first MONDAY SER
vice held during the week designated
as Holy Week" In his sermon he
spoke OF the changes that had taken
place in the world and indidivuals
since the last Holy Week. He spoke
OF the last few days of Christ and
compared the temptations of the pres
ent day with those with which Christ
was tempted.
DR.. +. S. Corkins, the we'll known
optical. specialist, will be at his Red
Lodge office in the Pollard hotel on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Aprll Q, ., and 10. 1-4t |
The American Legion auxiliary met
tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. /
Nell Stacey One Of the largest at
tendance of membership for weeks
was present and the work of gather
ing clothing and securing groceries
for needy soldiers families was taken
Up. This attention is being given
% families pending needed assistance
rom the government. At the close
IT the business session the hostess
served fine lunch
Mrs. Margaret McManus, who re-
emily returned to Helena from Fort
Pierce, Florida, has accepted an ap-
oointment to the staff of State
Treasurer F. E. Williams. She takes
he place made vacant by the resig-
lation of Marie Coca. Mrs. Nc
Manus, who is sister of George
Davis, prominent in American Legion
'ffairs was associated with the steno-
graphic staff of the legislative as
embly which has just closed.-Helena
'ecord-Herald.
The place to stop in st. Paul is
iotel Jewell, II E. 9Th St., Opposite
court House). A high class hotel at
enslble prices. Five minutes walk
ron, oil +bo 10.