The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-07-25

Kenneth Donnelly left the first of
the week for vacation visit in Butte
and other points. Ugo Scala is taking
his place as mechanic at the Motor
Inn.
DR.. and Mrs L. H. Tooley, who have
had summer home on the main fork
of Rock Greek, have been staying in
town the past few days, having medi-
cal attention given their children.
A marriage license was issued Sat-
urday, July 20, by Clerk of Courts C.
P. Larkin to Lucian Brison Smith, 26,
and Evelyn Delilah Dackett, %, both
of Billings. 1t is stated that the
young couple will not be united in
marriage until some time after the
first of August.
Everybody that has an inclination
to work is busy at present at the
Red Lodge canning factory, as the
season started in earnest last Friday
afternoon. The crop of peas this year
is said to be fine and the largest acre
age in the history of the plant is to
be harvested this season.
DR.. C. L. Koehn arrived home the
! first of the week after a months SER
vice at Fort George Wright, Spokane,
Wash, where he attended camp of
the regular army. Dr. Koehn is a
member of the medical reserves and
attends camp each year. Tuesday
morning, in company with Mrs. Koehn,
he started overland for Chicago,
where he will take a post graduate
course in surgery for the next few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bazine Seonfienza,
Miss Margaret Whitehead, Howard
Halpin, Adolph Favero, Jean Fred
ericks and Charles Pasquin were in
attendance at the Crandall Creek ro-
dec last Sunday. They state is was a
great trip and some twelve miles of
road in Wyoming had to be negotiated
in low. The celebration was a great
success.
R. E. Clark and family arrived al
their home in Washoe last week after
a pleasant vacation trip to Kalispell
where they visited at the John Romer-
sa home. They also made trip to
Bolton, the west entrance of Glacier
National Park, and drove as far as
the new road is completed and stopped
at the top Of "The Garden Wall, y
getting a birds-eye view of the entire
park.
John Parmenter, youth of Is from
Cody, was placed under arrest upon a
warrant from County Attorney Con
well Monday, being charged with third
degree assault. Tuesday he was
given hearing in Justice Provinse' s
court and received fine of $50 and a
sentence of 80 days in jail The fine
was paid by his mother, but the
months stay in jail will have to be
obeyed.
Plans for the dance and annual pic
mic fthe Loyal Order of Moose which
is to be held at the Happy Brothers
grounds on Sunday August 4th, are
progressing fine. The Moose are be-
ing helped by the Ladies Auxiliary
and all the public is cordially invited
by both the lodges to attend. No ad-
mission will be charged to the grounds,
but stands will purvey eats and
| drinks. Music for the dance will be
furnished by Speedy's Sundodgers.
"Alibi,' the talking picture shown
at the Iris theatre Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, proved to
be an exceptionally good presentation
and was 100 per cent talking. One
of the things that made it popular was
the fact that Mis- Monica Plunkett
was seen in the chorus several times,
being member of the dancing chorus.
Miss Plunkett and the members of the
ballet were borrowed for use in this
picture.
Arnold johnson left Thursday for
his home at Underwood, N. D., after
a visit of several days at the home of
Al DeVoice. Wednesday evening Mr..
DeVoice and family and Mr.. Johnson
drove up toward Richel Lodge and just
west of Piney Dell they were sur
prised by large brown bear. Just
after Mrs. DeVoice remarked that she
would like to see a bear, suddenly
bruin ambled up from the creek. He
was as surprised as were the spec
tators and quickly took to the brush.