The Carbon County news., 1930-01-30

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Solomon Hamburg, prosperous farm
ers Of the Clearcreek community.
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Mrs. R. G. Wiggenhorn of Billings
was q weekend guest at, the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Northrop.
| 1rs. Casper Tauriainen and little
daughter left here Sunday for JEFF
ferson Tsalnd, near Butte, after Wis
iting for q few days at the home of
Mrs. Tauriainen's mother. Mrs Mary.
! N. Maxi. ~ rti,i
Mrs. M. H. Mann entertained at
two bridge parties last week. Three
tables were in play Thursday and Fri
day nights. Mrs. G. G. Rowan cap:
tured high honors Thursday night and
Mrs. 0. j. Simmons received honors,
Friday. Dainty refreshments were
served at the small tables.ld MRS.
Mann was assisted by Mrs. A. b.
Cooley. lad#
| The Manual Arts building was the
scene of a third Of series of teach
ers' parties Monday night, given by
five hostesses, Mrs. o. ]. Simmons,
Miss Mayme Anderson, Miss Joseph
inc Flanagan, Miss Ruth Nelson and
Miss Abigail Doran. Five tables Of
bridge were in play with high honors
going to Mrs. Fl. B. Field and low
to Mrs. Phillip Scarrah. Dainty re-
freshments were served at the small
tables.
Rev. w. w. Wilen, missionary pas
tor of the Finnish Evangelical Luth-
eran church, will conduct services at
Roberts, at two o'clock Sunday after
noon. He will hold services in the
Finnish church in Red Lodge Sunday
night, beginning at 7:30 to be follow
ed by a business session. Rev. Wilen
expects to leave for Brockett, N. d.,
on February 3 and will return to
Red Lodge in early March.
Miss Phyllis O'Connor, daughter
of Mrs. Julia O'Connor and a stu
dent at st. GATHERINGS college in st.
Paul, sang several vocal selections at
Minneapolis Women's Civic League
meeting at The Art Institute. Her
piano accompanist was Miss Willet-
ia Reber, neice of Miss Carrie Reber
of Red Lodge. Miss O'Connor and
Miss Reber were classmates at St.
Vincent's academy in Helena, and are
again classmates at St. GATHERINGS
college.
Stanley Ingram, who has, been en-
pIoyed by the Safeway store here has
been transferred to the Safeway store
at Powell, Wyoming. He left last
week to take up his duties in his
new location.-The. Roundup Record.
Mrs. John Mino left Red Lodge
Sunday for Coal City, Illinois, to Wis
it her mother. Early in February she
will leave for New York City and
on February 5 will embark for Pay
/ one, Piemonte, Italy, to spend from
two to four months.
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C. A. Rasmussen, collector of in
ternal revenue for the district of
Montana announces that information
returns. forms 1899 and 1896, for the
year 1929 and subsequent years
should be filed with the office of the
collector Of internal revenue at Hell
ena, instead Of forwarding them to
the bureau at Washington, D. c., as
in former years. Informations must
be filed on or before February 10 in
stead of March Is as heretofore.
Returning from sojourn with rel
afives in Red Lodge, where about
Christmas time he submitted to an
operation for the removal Of his ap-
pendix, r. A. Coster, forest ranger
lin charge Of the Pryor mountain dis
trict, accompanied by his family,
made a short stop here Monday be
lfore proceeding to the ranger station
ON Sage creek. R. I. Ferguson. dis
ttrict supervise from Billings, joined