The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-02

proved. HIS allment is OF a very
puzzling nature and all his many
friends are hoping that turn for the
better may occur soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Richel, ac-
companied by Edward Kutta, drove to
Billings Monday, where they met Mr..
Richel's niece, Mrs. Clarke, of Bel
field, N. D. Mrs. Clarke will spend
the summer in Red Lodge, assisting
Mrs. Richel at Richel Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Richard of
Madison, Wis, spent Friday and Sat
urday in Red Lodge as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Conwell and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard are for
mer residents of this country, having
lived near Roscoe until three years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Pengel and little
daughter, Georgia, expect to leave
tomorrow for Roundup where Mr..
Pengel and Georgia will entrain for
Buffalo Lake, Mimi, to visit relatives
for a week or ten days while Mrs.
Pengel will visit her parents at
Roundup.
The fire department responded to
a call Friday when it was found that
the Montana bakery on South Adj
ans street was on fire. The depart
ment succeeded in putting out the
blaze but not until considerable dam
age had been done to the building
and its equipment.
Clerk of Court Larkin issued two
marriage licenses during the past
week, one being to Theron Carl I'M
lay, 35, and Pearl Thompson, 18, both
of Reed Point, Mont, and one to Jo-
seph Barnard Goodman, 27, of River
ton, Wyo., and Mildred V. Denham,
81, of Selma, Calf.
Walter Luhrsen was weekend
visitor at home and while here pack
ed his household effects, which were
shipped to Cody, Wyo., by truck
Mrs. Luhrsen left the first of the
week for her new home, but Dick and
Gertrude will stay in Red Lodge until
the close of the present school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Russell arrived
in Red Lodge Friday, after spending
the winter in Fullerton, Calf, city
about IA miles from Los Angeles.
This week they are making prepara-
lions to move onto their home ranch
at Luther, and both. express them
selves as being pleased to get home
again.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Red Lodge Rod and Gun club
Monday night routine business was
transacted. Report was made to the
club, telling of the marvellous condi-
ton the elk were in as they have
adopted their new home life in the
Beartooths and seem to be thriving in
every way.
Walter Burger was seriously in
jured yesterday morning in the Mon
tana Coal and Iron mine across the
hill He had his arm caught in a
conveyor and it was broken and man.
gled in terrible manner. Up until
late in the afternoon it was impos-
sible to do much for the injured man
as he was suffering terribly.
John Heronen took over the man
agement of the Finn bath house yes
terday and will conduct that popular
establishment in the future. Mr..
Heronen is an old time resident of
the city and has worked in the mines
until the last few months, but on ac-
count of an accident he has had to
find work of less manual type.
Several young folks of Bearcreek
were severely hurt in an auto acct
dent Saturday night. The car was
driven by Bill Homer and the accident
occurred midway between Belfry and
Bearcreek when short turn was not
negotiated. The car was badly wreck
ed when it lit in deep gully and
Homer's injuries were dressed at the
Adams hospital.
The Scottish Rite reunion and Mys-
tic Shrine ceremonial at Billings, will
be conducted May 20 to "a. A special
round trip rate of a fare and one-hali
to this meeting from points in Mon
tana has been authorized by the
Northern Pacific railway. Tickets or
the Identification certificate plan will
be on sale May Is to %, inclusive
with final return limit May 20.
Bradford Durant, son of Rev. anc
Mrs. Frank Durant, surprised his
parents Sunday by arriving in Rec
Lodge on the morning train. Mr.. Du
rant has been in Rapid City, S. D.
with the Montana-D Dakota Power com
Ipany and has been transferred tx
Williston, N. D., hence his opportuni
ty to visit his parents. He left Rex
Lodge on Mondays train to report fol
work on May LIST.
The Beartooth Bottling Works ha
outgrown quarters built last year ant
an addition If considerable size ha.