The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-06

lay. Hostesses were Mrs. c. R,
Northrop and Mrs. R. G. Martin
High honors for women went to
Mrs F. I. Johnson, high for men
10 R. S. Coleman.
Business matters occupied the at
tention of women at the general
meeting of the Red Lodge Wo-
mans Club, held at the library
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. C. c.
Bowler presided during the alb
sence of Mrs. Frank Durant, pres
ident.
Turkey delivery dates at the
Roberts pool have been changed
to the following dates: Tuesday,
November Il; Wednesday, Novems
Der II and until twelve o'clock
noon, Thursday, November Is.
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Edi and Mary Massa entertained
at a Halloween party last We'd
nesday night. The guests gathered
at two tables of bridge. Honors
went to Madeline Sconfienza and
Dorothy Durant. Decorations, sug-
gestive of Halloween day, were
prominant in the table appoint
ments. Luncheon was served at
midnight.
Rev. Frank Durant received
word this week of the death of his
oldest brother in England, who
passed away at the age OF "A.
Death was due to paralytic
stroke. Mr.. Durant leaves a widow.
At an early age he left his home
in Canada and took to the sea. His
later life was lived in retirement
in London, England.
Committee appointments for
1881, made by the department COM
mander J. A. Livingston of the
American Legion, includes the ap-
pointment of M. B. Pay on COM
mittee of post activities and Hen
ry Albert to the Americanization
committee.
Action for divorce was started
in district court last Thursday by
Hulda Maxi versus Nestor Maxi.
J. G. Skinner is attorney for plain
tiff. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxi were
married in Red Lodge October 3,
1903. The plaintiff complains of
cruelty.
Mario Marchello was host to a
group of friends at his home last
Thursday evening. Bridge furnish
ed diversion for the evening with
high honors going to Agnes Ardl-
ssono and Joe Favero and low to
John Tarro. Refreshments Were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Duncan and
two small sons were in the city
on business Friday. Mr.. Duncan
recently leased the Russell place
near Roberts, in addition to the
Marine place he has had under
lease for more than two years.
Turkey delivery dates at the
Roberts pool have been changed
to the following dates: Tuesday,
II; Wednesday, Novem-
Der IL and until twelve o'clock
noon, Thursday, November 10.
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Two marriage licenses were is
sued late last Wednesday after
noon in district court to Goodman
B. Payne, %, of st. Louis, Miss
ouri and Janet Smith, 20, of Pow
ell; James A. Mathewson, 33, of !
Portland and Lucy Saffell, 20, of |
Bridger. i
Mary Hakala of Red Lodge,
student Of household and indus
trial arts at Montana State Col
lege in Bozeman, was recently
selected member of Phi Kappa
Phi, national college honorary
scholastic fraternity. Twenty new
members were selected in all, all
being Seniors at the college.
A number of high school pupils
nay be secured for work after
school hours. Anyone having avail
able odd jobs for boys or girls,
please notify G. R. Schmidt, prin-
:ipal. Telephone 227. 35-1t
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Miss Ina Teini entertained a
group of girls at her home We'd
lesday night. Her guests number
d former Yellowstone Park en-
'loyees. Miss Teini was assisted in
by Miss Wilma Seik-
,ula and Miss Ina Herosma. Dain-
y refreshments were served.
Mrs. M. J. Troy of Havre and
Mrs. w. W. Gillespie of Regina,
canada, sisters of the late Mrs.
u. J. McCabe, left for Billings
Ionday evening where they en-