The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-09-26

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George Radonovich was injured at
the Smith mine in Washoe Monday.
He has been receiving treatment in
Adams hospital
Mr. and Mrs Edward McClelland
of Astoria, Illinois, arrived in Bill
lings Monday and were met there by
their son, Guy McClelland. They
expect to visit here for several weeks
with their son and Mrs. Nellie Hitch
cock and other relatives.
Dr. V. V. Logan, Livingston spec
ialist in optometry, will be at Pol
lard Hotel Friday and Saturday, Oc-
tober IS and 10. Eyes examined,
glasses fitted, cross eyes treated. No
drugs or surgery. 29-4t.
Male Help Wanted Reliable man
wanted to run McNess Business in
Carbon county. So to $12 daily profits.
No capital or experience required.
Wonderful opportunity. Write today.
NcNess Company, Department T.,
Freeport, Illinois. 29-1tp
w. G.. Daily came to Red Lodge
last week from White Sulphur
Springs to crate and pack household |
belongings for shipment to White
Sulphur Springs. Mr. and Mrs Dial |
ly and daughter then left Thursday
to make their home at that place.
The Misses Virginia Schwin and
Gertrude Bailey motored to Billings
Saturday night where they entrained |
about midnight for Missoula to en-
roll at Montana State University.
The Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Larkin, and Phyllis O'Connor, left
for Billings last Saturday afternoon
where they entrained for st. Paul
to enter the College of st. Catherine.
Miss Mary Larkin enrolls as senior
and the other two girls went as first
year members. They were accompan-
led to Billings by Mrs. William Lar
kin and son Clarence.
Axel Frederik Larsen, 49, and
Larene Elizabeth Simon, 10, both of
Bridger were issued marriage IL
cense by Clerk of Court Larkin Sat
urday.
Uno Matt Rajala and Miss Lillian
Gina were married by Judge Charles
Wilson Monday in the presence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gina.
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Charles Grusonik was visitor be-
tween trains in Red Lodge from Bill
lings Sunday.
Mats orchestra will furnish the
music for the Handy Dance to be
given at Labor Temple next Saturday
night under the auspices of the Wo-
mans Club philanthropic department.
Twenty boxes of sweets will be given
free to holders of lucky numbers.
Special numbers have been arranged
in the form of doll dance by Mar
garet Salona, Rose DeBourg and Mae
Owen, and Colonial dance by Mary
Fleming.
John X. Standish motored to Plen-
tywood last Thursday and Friday to
spend the week end with his wife and
children, who expect to join him in
Red Lodge before the holidays. The
returned Sunday afternoon.
For Sale Second hand inch and
larger pipe. W. E. Hymer, Seven
teenth and McGillen. 29-1t
Arthur Shields, in custody of I'm
dersheriff Floyd Gebo, was taken to
Warm Springs last Friday. He was
committed to the asylum the same
day following an inquiry into his
mental condition by Drs. Adams,
Siegfriedt; Commissioners Chairman
Lee Gard and County Attorney E. P.
Conwell.
Agnes Warila left last Saturday |
for Los Angeles. She was called here
recently at the death Of her mother,
the late Mrs. Herman Warila.
A. W. Kirkaldy of Cleveland, Ohio,
arrived Sunday to spend week at
Richel Lodge
A group Of Red Lodge teachers
spent delightful weekend at Richel
Lodge, and enjoyed hikes and horse
back riding trips to various points of
interest near the Lodge. The group
was composed of Mrs. H. B. Field,
the Misses Barbara Sanderson, Lu-
ellie Lodge, Josephine Flanagan
Ruth Nelson, Audrey Paulson, Estelle
Provinse, Edna Anderson.
James Brophy left yesterday
morning for Houghton, Michigan to
register at the Michigan college Of
mines at that place. He will be a
second year student this term. He is
making the trip by car