The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-09

parents of an infant daughter, borr
last Friday.
: Will any who are interested in O
Unity center for Red Lodge please
! write at once to Box 112, Red Lodge
43-1t
! DR.. P. S. Corkins, eyesight special
ist of Billings, will be at the Pollard
Hotel Monday and Tuesday, Janu-
airy Is and IA. 42-3t
Mrs. NJ. Halpin and Mrs. S. L.
Braida were hostesses to the Con-
gregational Ladies Aid yesterday af-
ternoon.
! NOTICE-All Pythian Sisters are
requested to be present at joint in
stallation of officers with Knights
of Pythias, Monday, January Is. AL
Mrs. Turner Harness of Roberts
was dismissed from Adams hospital
yesterday, fully recovered from re-
cent operation.
Past Noble Grand Circle of Rebek-
abs will hold a business and social
meeting at the home Of Mrs. William
Moore tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Luoma and
young son arrived here from Butte
Sunday, where Mr.. Luoma has been
working in the mines.
Matt Woodrow departed Sunday
for Missoula to resume stdies at the
state university, after spending the
holiday vacation at the home of his
parents here.
Flora Natal, young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine Natal, was
discharged from Adams hospital
Tuesday,. fully recovered from rae
ent appendicitis operation.
a - - FasHt 800
/ William Bailey submitted to an OPP
GRAFTON at Adams hospital last week.
He is recovering nicely. aAs. isafjq
Richel Millinery has another at
tractive shipment of tub frocks. AL
i The December meeting of the w.
C. T. u. will be held at the home Of
Mrs. S. w. NAPLES next Monday eye-
ming. The business session will be-
Igin at eight o'clock. a Ah e.5,.
/ Miss Sophia Hemmelein nurse at
Adams hospital, is in Helena this
week, where she is taking nurses ex-
aminations before the state board Of
examiners.
u ~
Miss May Baxter, formerly of Red
Lodgr is in Helena this week taking
the state examination of the Montana
state board of examiners for nurses.
Miss Baxter Is a student nurse at
murray uoSplldl III DuIle.
! Mary Ranta, a resident of Red
Lodge and native of Finland, is APP
plicant for citizenship to the United
States, according to application made
in district court Saturday. She ar
rived in New York in May, 1907.
/
Hubert Simmons, sophomore at the
University of Montana, left for Mis-
soula Sunday, having spent the holt
/ day vacation at the home of his par
ents, Attorney and Mrs. H. A. Sim
mons.
| Members of Troop No. 2, Boy
Scouts, enjoyed two hikes last week,
when cooking and outdoor tests were
given. c. G. Hannah is troop scout
master, and E. J. Rhodes, assistant
scoutmaster.
Civil cases, entered and commenced
in district court here during the year
1929, number 1877; criminal cases 20
and probate cases SO, according to
records of Clerk Of Court G. P. Lar
kin.
STRAYED into my pasture about
the first of April, one bay gelding,
blotch brand on right shoulder. Own
er may claim animal and paying for
pasture and advertising. Leo jain
Ike, Joliet, Montana. 42-2t
Dorothy and Esther Durant went
to Billings Sunday after spending the
holidays in Red Lodge with their
parents. Dorothy is taking up COM
mercial course in the Johnson School
Of Business and Esther is student
at Eastern Montana Normal School.
Two marriage licenses were grant
ed in district court Saturday. The ap-
plicants were Wallace Knude Larsen,
%, and Dorothy Lydia Power, 20,
both of Bridger; John L. O'Day, IS,
of Codv and Ida Ho1tz "a of Wor