The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-10

! Lawrence Lacey, of Billings, was
visiting his sister, Miss Mildred Lac
ey, last Saturday.
The local post of the American
Legion held their regular monthly
meeting last evening.
Roy Wadsworth, the mayor Of
Bearcreek, was in town on business
Monday.
w. A. Mitchell from Roundup was
in town Tuesday on business. Mr..
Mitchell represents the Corwin and
Co., real estate investment brokers.
! Miss Draper, who was taken ser
iously i'll at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Harvey is reported to be show
ing slight signs of improvement.
Miss lola M. Clark, field nurse
from the U. S. Veterans Bureau of
flee at Fort Harrison, made an offic-
ial visit to Red Lodge Wednesday.
Word has been received here of the
death of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Worden, of Belfry. Burial
services were held there Thursday.
Harry P. Cassidy, cashier of the
United States National Bank, may be
seen driving a new Chevrolet deluxe
sedan.
Colonel Abrahamson of Roberts,
was local visitor Sunday evening.
Tom Hunter was in town Monday
from Roberts.
J. A. Dowdle, prominent stockman,
and Ted Linn, restaurant man, both
of Bridger, were seen on Red Lodge
streets Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Schneider of the Star
Meat company left Sunday for Om-
aha, where he will consult a special
list for his eye trouble.
The Bloom and Company received
a new Oakland Eight and three Pom
tiac Skies this past week, which are
on display in their showrooms.
Howard Freeman, who has been
spending short vacation with his
parents at Bearcreek, left Sunday for
school at Bozeman.
John Starkovich, who is a student
at the Montana State college, has
been paying his parents short visit
this past week.
DR.. Logan, Livingston Specialist in
Optomery, will examine eyes without
drugs at Pollard hotel, Monday and
Tuesday, April 1929. Strictly pro-
fessional service in glasses. SGT
Rev. Helen Street Ranney, Congre-
pational missionary, and Rev. Clayton
Rice, state superintendent, of Bill
ings, were in Red Lodge last Thurs
day visiting the local church.
G. W. Byrnes of Bearcreek has pur-
chased Standard Ten Caterpillar
tractor from the Connolly Machine
Co, of Billings. The tractor was I'M
loaded at the local depot Wednesday.
The wife and baby of J "A. Tuott,
the new clerk in J. c. Penney's store,
who arrived here two weeks ago,
joined him here Monday. They had
previously been residents of Havre.
"Hank" Maynard, Of the Safeway
store, will leave here Saturday to
take up duties in Roundup. Johnny
Kolstad of Laurel will replace Mr..
Maynard in the store here.
On April II, 10 and IA Flash will
hold big ticket-drawing contest free
to every person who visits his new
studio on any one of these days.
Prizes will be given for each day. 1t
The Ball Chevrolet Co., received a
carload Of new cars last Saturday.
The shipment included deluxe sedan,
a club sedan, standard coupe and
one and one-half ton truck
The Catholic Girls of Red Lodge
are giving an Easter Monday dance
at the Labor temple on Monday, April
81. Music will be by the Musical
| Vagabonds.
John G. Skinner left last Friday
for Great Falls, where he attended
the meeting of the Republican State
Central committee. He returned to
Red Lodge Sunday.
Thomas S. Carroll, Shell Oil rep
preventative, was in Red Lodge, April
End, looking over the city in prepar-
alton to starting construction on their
service station and storage tank here
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