The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-03-20

and Bernice w. Frates of Edgar ar
. two Carbon county students anon
twelve Eastern Montana Normal stu
dents who will receive graduation di
piomas Friday afternoon at the Bill
lngs Congregational church.
Beartooth Boy Rangers and Bear
tooth Boy Pioneers of the boys de
partment of Congregational church
enjoyed special events this week. The
former worked out competitive knot
tying. The latter went on an ex-
ploration hike Tuesday afternoon.
5. 2. Wilson of Boyd was a bust
ness caller in Red Lodge Wednesday.
Mr. Wilson conducts general mer-
1chandlse store in Boyd and has added
full line of International Harves-
ter farm operating equipment and
John Deere tractors to his stock.
Alexander B. Mcdonald of Bear
creek was one of "a seniors who re-
ceIved q diploma yesterday at the
winter quarter commencement exer-
eises OF Montana State Normal col
lege, held in the normal school audit
orlum in Dillon.
Mrs. Frank Durant and Mrs. G. r.
thompson spent Monday in Bridger
at the Merrill home, the occasion be-
ing gathering of Guild members of
the Episcopal church. Mrs. John n
Spencer was the honored guest. who
expects to leave Bridger shortly to
make her home in Billings.
Mrs. ]. G. F. seigfreidt entertained
Wednesday night of last week. com
phmenting her sister, Mrs. H. s. Hop
ka, of Omaha. Three tables Of bridge
were IN play. Mrs. Herbert Richal
won first honors, Mrs. Sam Samar-
zlch, consolation, and Mrs. Hopka
guest honors.
Mrs. A. D. Whitcomb was hostess
e three~tables of bridge at her home
saturday night Mrs. Lloyd Hall re-
eived high score, Mrs. H. A. Sim
mons second and Mrs. Frank Friauf.
onsolatIon. The hostess served a
Ialnty two-course luncheon at the
mall tables about midnight.
Miss Agnes Ardissono, Della An 5
alto and Mrs. Natilene Burzio enter
aimed last Friday night at the Ar l
lssono home with two tables Of !,
ridge. Felicia Maya was awarded
lgh score and Louise Massa, second y
'alnty refreshments were served at l
ne small tables .
4 letter of foreign origin is held =
nuellverable in the United States :
ostoffice according. to Postmaster :.
. K. Northrop. The addressee. Mrs =
AIRY B. Johnson is unknown and .
IS not claimed for the mail If the q
idressee fails to claim the letter "
thin two weeks it will be sent to =
e dead letter office. =
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The Montana State Normal college q,
lumnl Association held it's last req
ar meeting Thursday evening at the =;
me OF Mrs. Wayne Anderson. with q
RS. Anderson and Josephine Flana- or
n acting as hostesses. After the ev
slness session, cards furnished div. br
sion during the social hour. Honors ~
mt to Miss Abigail Doran and sof-
Hayha. ~ NJ
yo
Tom Jolly of Elmwood Winnie re-
g, Canada, was business caller in tir
q Lodge Tuesday and Wednesday
lett here yesterday for Great ..a
lis to spend a few days before con- l
uing to his home. Mr.. Jollv snant
ew days in Red Lodge in 1921 and
ted that after nine years he found as
d Lodge to be the same pleasant are
lie city. ''''A' shf
soy Scouts Of Troop No. eniov- ,,rs
a rolllcklng evening during "stl1nt edr
ut" Tuesday. Refreshments ware 0Ue
charges Of patrol leaders, Forrest ,uo,
shman and Edward Nordstrom w., wa
cial Kitchen police. Signalling will sn nc
'ne main event at the next Tues c pn
night meeting at the Conprepa- ~ ~,
al parish house. Outdoor meet. q
will be held later. =
- Eua. e., wer
ne Franz Schubert Music Club inc
a,,anat . aoe VIII stage three to t
operetta, "Cinderelleg 1T 4ha ali
sevelt school auditorium Friday. the,
Gu rs, at matinee and evening VERY