The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Dew of
Belfry were local visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose Wierierak and son Lewis
were in Red Lodge from Cherry
Springs Tuesday.
Joe Casteel from Helena, motored
through Red Lodge Monday on his
way to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Heikklia and
daughter of Roberts were Red Lodge
visitors Saturday.
John G. Skinner was Billings Wis
tor Saturday He drove down and
back the same day.
Carl Ruckman of Belfry was in
town last week where he purchased a
new Chevrolet coach.
Walter ]. Hay had his arm serious
ly injured while working in the Red
Lodge mine Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Mclean of Bearcreek
spent several days here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Pete Kovak.
Miss Katie Mihelcci of Bridger
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Martin Sanaheck of this city.
Johnny Murdo was taken to Galen
for treatment Sunday, his brother,
Art, from Fox accompanied him.
Frank Bowman, George Thompson
and Dan Baretta returned from the
DeMolay convention in Butte Sunday.
Under Sheriff Floyd Gebo and
County Attorney E. P. Conwell were
in Fromberg Saturday on Official bus
mess.
The Italian Victory girls will hold
a meeting Wednesday evening to dis
cuss plans for their forthcoming
dance.
Rev. w. w. Wilen left town Mon
day for his regular trip through his
district. He will return to this city on
May 18.
Fred Schneider returned to Red
Lodge Friday, from Omaha, where he
had undergone medical attention for
his eyes.
Emil Hiekkila left last evening for
Cromwell, MINI. He had been called
there on account of the serious illness
of his mother.
"Will sacrifice two beautiful pianos
in your vicinity if taken at once. Both
partly paid for Write J. M. Wylie,
Fargo, N. D. 6-2tp
The Shell Oil crew have started
work on their plant here. H. 4.
Christoffersen is in charge of the
work.
Frank O'Connor was the winner in
Flash's ticket drawing contest held
at the opening of his new studio last
week. This entities Mr.. O'Connor to
one dozen Ski portraits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Porter of
Moore, motored to this city Sunday.
They were visiting friends and re-
newing old acquaintenances here.
Mrs. J. L. Cross and son of Bear
creek were local visitors over the
week end. They visited Mrs. Cross
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Weber.
DR.. Logan, Livingston Specialist in
Optomery, will examine eyes without
drugs at Pollard hotel, Monday and
Tuesday, April 1929. Strictly pro-
fessional services in glasses. 5-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jurovich, Steve
Vukovich, Blogta Kazich and George
Kustuida of Washoe, were visiting
Eugene Jurovich, who is in a hospital
in Billings on Friday of last week.
The Beartooth Boy Rangers of the
Congregational Boys Department
will leave the parish house every
Monday at A p. m. on short hikes.
The Pioneers leave on Tuesdays at
A p. m.
W. A. Olsen of Gardiner, was a
local visitor Saturday He came to
take his wife back. Mrs. Olsen had
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Luoma They left Mon
day.
John Pollari, John Belobradich and
Art Saastimonen returned to Red
Lodge Thursday from Detroit, where
they had been working. John Pol
lari states that his brother Matt re-
NAMED in Detroit.
LOST-A bundle of laundry was
lost from the Billings laundry truck
last Wednesday, The bundle had DR..
Sauder's name on it, and if returned
to the News office suitable reward
will be given the finder. Git
We have repairs for all makes of
stoves boilers, ami furnaces, also
Delco lighting plants and water sys-
tens. Water pressure by wire or gas.
Red Lodge Plumbing and Heating
Co., Henry Albert. Phone rs. GIT
Eugene Jurovich, baby son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Jurovich of Washoe,
was taken to Billings Thursday,
where he underwent an operation for
mastoids in one of his ears The op-
Grafton was performed in the st.
Vincent hospital.
H. Wadsworth, Joe Yanchisin,
John Reed and Raymond Miksell
were in town Monday, making ar
engagements for the Bearcreek base
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