The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-10-31

the nigh SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. The &C
ton was taken by the high schoo
board, seated in monthly session, Sat
urday night.
For Sale: Used Fordson tractor
Al condition. See Frank McCleary
Motor Inn, Red Lodge, Mont. 33t.
DR.. P. S. Corkins, eyesight specil
ist of Billings, will be at the Pollarc
Hotel Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, November IS, 10 and 20. 1874
For Sale: Dry Farm, 360 acres, id.
eally situated. Four miles east OF
Roberts on good road. Owner Grip.
pied mad unable to manage farm. In
quire of c. H. Bjordahl, Roberts
Montana. 32-4t
One hundred sixty guests were
seated at the annual Eastern Star
turkey banquet held Tuesday evening
in the dining room of the Masonic
Temple. Appointments in the Hal
lowe'en motif were attractively ar
ranged in the dining room and recep-
ton room. Dancing, until midnight.
concluded the successful annual
event
Mrs. G. R. Northrop entertained at
two tables Of bridge at her home last
week in courtesy to Mrs. c. L. Koehn.
Mrs. J. P. Plunkett scored high. Mrs.
koehn received a Guest prize
Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Shelley motor
ed to Mystic lake Sunday where they
We're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Shelley. Mr.. Shelley is construction
superintendent for the Montana Po-
wer Co., and reports that the com
pany is extending their lines from the
Mystic Lake power plant to Columbus
Ga distance of about 40 miles). The
work has just started. On Sunday
laborers were completing the setting
up of a temporary camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Connolly and
son and Mr.. J. Shoemaker made an
inspection trip through the Beartooth
Silver Fox and Fur Farms at the
south edge Of the city Sunday.
John T. Kelly, manager of the
Farmers Poultry Marketing Assoc
iation, announces that bids for the
Thanksgiving turkey pool will be re-
ceived at the Farmers Union Hall at
Roberts November A. A carload of
is usually disposed at the
pool during the Thanksgiving season
and two carloads are pooled at Christ
mas time.
Billings officers are trying to To-
cate relatives of A. M. Susick in Red
Lodge, Bearcreek and Washoe. Mr..
Susick, who attempted suicide by
slashing his throat last Friday at the
Yellowstone county jail, is recovering
rapidly, according to the Yellowstone
county sheriff. The man had asked to
De sent to the state hospital at Warm
Springs for treatment Susick had
oeen aiken to the jail for observation
after he had tried to climb out of
bird story window Of Billings
lotel.
Board and room, close in. INQUIRE
It the Littlefield residence, Ill North
latte. Phone 2l3-M. SALT
An attractive bridge dinner of last
riday evening was the dainty ar
anged party when Mrs. R. G. Martin
as hostess honoring Mrs. C. L.
.oehn. There were two tables in
lay and the favor for high score was
warded Mrs. William Larkin, Jr..
nd low to Mrs. G.. R. Northrop. The ]
onor guest was presented with a
lift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bell of Joliet :
'ent Sunday in Red Lodge with
lends.
Nicolletto DiPasquale of Belfry t
as admitted to Adams hospital for c
eatment last week. v
Mrs. Julia O'Connor returned Fri +
~ from Minnesota and Michigan. In f
:. Paul she visited her daughter. r
nyllis, student at st. GATHERINGS d
ollege. She also visited her mother
Id brother in Detroit.
>; r,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Umbland of Ii
lther were callers at the H. B. p
ED home Saturday, enroute to their v
nch home from Billings where they S,
d attended to business matters and n
slted with Miss Mary Matteson. Il