The Carbon County news., 1930-01-30

AeV. w. w. WileH Will duureSS Cue
gathering.
Young man about 80 years old with
car wanted to call on farmers in Car
bon county. Make So to SIS daily.
No experience or capital needed.
Write today. McNess Company, Dept.
| t., Freeport, Illinois. 47-1t
Young man about 30 years old with
car wanted to call on farmers in Car
bon county. Make So to SIS daily.
No experience or capital needed.
Write today. McNess Company, De-
partment T., Freeport, Illinois. 46tf
Lucy Crnkovich of Red Lodge has
filed petition seeking admission to
citizenship. The petition was filed
Tuesday. Mrs. Crnkovich was born
in Red Lodge, but upon her marriage
to an alien lost her citizenship rights.
Her husband secured admission to
naturalization in district court here
last November.
Mrs. Domonic Crosse and Mrs.
Margaret Presbitero entertained at a
farewell surprise party last Thursday
night in honor of Mrs. John Mino,
who left Sunday for Italy. The eve
ming was spent in conversation. The
hostesses served refreshments to Sd
guests.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Woodrow,
daughter LaVerna, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Mcintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wha1-
en-, Sr., and Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Con-
we'll were among the Red Lodge peo-
/ pie who attended the Robert Burns
celebration at Washoe Saturday
night. ,i
Hubert Simmons, sophomore at the
state university at Missoula, is named
On the Homer -cll fc. the autumn
quarter of 1929. His grade points
numbered SO. The university honor
list contained 1873 names; rs women
and 63 men. 5g33aeqoq1 Iis &
Bertha Banks has filed action for
divorce against W. B. Banks In dis
trict court. The complaint was filed
Friday by F.. D. Tanner Of Hardin,
attorney for Mrs. hanks. The plain
tiff alleges failure TO support The
couple were married. in Columbus
January 6, 1927.
N. Fl. Castle arrived here Monday
night, from Clark, Wyoming, to be at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. G. r.
Schmidt. Mr.. Castle has been in
poor health for several months but
his condition is better than it was
during the holiday season.
Caroline Lockhart, author and for
mer editor of the Cody Enterprise,
visited short time in Fromberg last
week. Miss Lockhart has a large
cattle ranch, near the Buffalo Bill
town in Wyoming and had been in
Billings attending pure-bred cattle
sale.-The Fromberg Herald.
~
Red Lodge Chapter, Order of De-
Molay were hosts Monday night at a
dancing party complimentary to the
Rainbow Girls. A large crowd en-
ioyed the hospitality Of the boys.
Midnight luncheon was served to the
guests, who were Rainbow Girls,
Eastern Star ladies and Masons.
| Mrs. S. G. Merriman was q Friday
night hostess to the Mt. Maurice
Bridge club. Two tables were in play
with club honors going to Mrs. G. N
Luttrell and Mrs. A. E. Madsen, high
and low respectively; guest honors
to Mrs. A. 7. Jenkins, high, and Mrs
Elmer Schroeder, consolation. The
hostess served dainty luncheon.
Miss Agnes Ardissono, assisted by
Miss Della Aprato and Mrs. Natilene
Burzio, entertained the Ace Bridge
club at the Ardissono home last Fri
day night with three tables in play
Miss Dorothy JEnrico received high
honors and Miss Margaret Salono
consolation. Light refreshments were
served.
| Reelection of officers and the exc
cutive board marked the recent an
nual meeting of representatives OF
members of the Montana Coal Oper-
ators' association, held in Billings
G. G. Anderson was named executive
board member with r. D. Scott, al
ternate; ]. M. Freeman Of Washoe
board member with John Sanderson
of Washoe, alternate.
: Officers and directors Of the Ode
Fellow-Pythian Temple association
were renamed to serve for the yeal
1880 at an early January meeting Of
the building officials. Walter Hay
was renamed president; NJ. M
Stumpff, vice president; Henry AL
| bert, treasurer and Lou Helm, secre
tary; Anton Columbus, Emil Erick
son, George Horton, Pat Ferry. San