The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-22
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Wilson of Red Lodge were visitors
at the VIM. Mcdonald home Saturday
evening.
Minnie Tweedie of Billings spent
Sunday here visiting relatives.
Alex Hawthorne and son James
were fishing in the Clarks Fork river
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Holley of Bill
lings passed Sunday at the Noble
Gents homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lindquist arrived
Monday from Butte. They expect to
spend the winter here.
Chas. Mcdonald spent Friday in
Billings on business.
Miss Laura Silva is here from
Livingston for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Massick and
baby of Tacoma, Wash, We're visiting
relatives in town several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milard Garland of
Billings spent Saturday evening and
Sunday here visiting Mrs. Garland's
mother. Mrs. Anna Hynd.
Mr.. andMrs. E. F. Gents and son
Ted returned Saturday from three
weeks vacation spent in Iowa and
Minnesota.
Mrs. J. L. Cross, Miss Alice Web
Der of Red Lodge, and Harry Johnson
of Hollywood, Calf, were guests at
the Sanford Kople home Sunday.
| Jack Cross of Red Lodge was a
house guest of Antonio and Hugh Nc
Corkle few days last week.
/ D. S. MeCorkle was business visi-
tor in Powell, Wyo., Thursday.
Mrs. WAR Jones of Washoe visited
Mrs. Paul Mclean Friday.
Mrs. Jules Besinque, son Norval,
and baby Norma Aldean, returned
Sunday from a visit of two months
with relatives in Kansas. Mr.. Bes-
inoue met them in Billings to ae-
company them home.
Mrs. Archie Elder and daughter
Margaret were visiting friends IT
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Youst and daughter
zelda of Hardin arrived Saturday fol
visit at the Geo Youst home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Youst, daughter
and son Naomi and George, were Bel
fry visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Youst and FAM
", and John Holland of Belfry, spen
Sunday on Butcher creek.
Mrs. Ned Laird and daughter
Margaret, Janette, and Marion, mo
tored to Red Lodge Thursday to taxi
Ina and Arthur Cunningham home
| who had been visiting them for sew
| eral days.
Dave Pauley arrived here Wednes
day from Butte to remain over tn
lIwinter.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Davidson an
| children Mona and Annabelle, AM
/ Mrs. Davidsons mother from lndl
/ ana, are enjoying a motor trl
| through Yellowstone Park.
| Walter Kane returned Wednesda
| from Roundup, Mont, where ne ha
| been employed.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shriver Q
| Bozeman visited from Monday unit
| Wednesday of last week at the E. {
Townsend home.
Mrs. Carrie Viekery and sons Jill
/ and Jack of Clark, Wyo., visited Mr.
II Vickery's daughter, Mrs. E. G. Towr
II send and family last Tuesday.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mcbride, Mr.
H August Vedel, and Mrs. Paul Meigha
H shopped in Red Lodge Thursday.
HI Mrs Sasse of North Dakota
H visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam Alexal
Il der, here.
H The Rebekahs gave public cal
II party Saturday night at Lodge Ten
II pie hall. Owing to the warm weath'
| there was only enough present K
II five tables. High score for the ladi'
II was made by Mrs. Sam Samarzic
II High for gentlemen was made
II Chris Kokot.
n Louis Musgave of Belfry was Blu
II mess caller in town Friday
HI Mr.. and Mrs. Jack BEEN and chi
II dren Raymond, Viola, and Leonard
II Mount Hebron, Calf, are here visi
II ing Mrs. Beem's father Geo. Beer
II Mrs. Sam Samarzich, Mrs. Ali
II Christman, Mrs. Chris Kokot, We
H Jaklovich, Helen Farney, and Ja'
II Petlen were shopping in Red Lodl
II Thursday.
H Helen Forney and Pearl Maxws
II were dinner guests at the Lampo
- home Friday.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fluke and gran
daughter Lorraine motored to job
II Sunday
II Mrs. Ira Maxwell and childr
Il Richard, Charles, and Ruth, spe
II Sunday at the Pete Zylstra home
II Roberts.
II A. B. Bennett of Bozeman was
Il business caller here on Tuesday
II Vera FRANCESCA arrived hor
Il Wednesday to visit her grandmoth
Mrs. Kate Bruno. She has been {
Il tending normal school at Dillon.
II Carl Kansala of Billings was trar
III .at,s.o. L,,e;,occ bara Tuacday