The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-18

day for their home in Rock Spr
ings, Wyoming after visit witt
their father and brother, JOIN
Whalen ST.. and Jr. and their fam
lilies.
Excavating for a boiler room
OF one story brick building, to b.
erected ON the east side of Broad
way between eleventh and twelfth
streets, started Tuesday. The lot
has a % foot front and is owned
by Henry Albert.
Miss Kathleen Ross, neice OF
Mrs. P. NJ. Gibbons and Mrs. E..
ME Gragg, left Red Lodge last
week for Spokane, Washington to
enroll in college where she will
specialize in music. Miss Ross has
been summer guest at the Glib
bons home.
Louise Mendoza seeks a divorce
and custody of two small children
from Toribio Mendoza, according
to complaint filed in the district
court Tuesday by G. H. Reimer,
of Bridger, attorney for the plain
tiff. Desertion is given as grounds
for divorce. They were married in
Colorado Springs, Colorado Aug
ust 10, 1924.
Laurel defeated Red Lodge in
baseball at Laurel Sunday. The
score was to g. The two teams
had played previously when Red
Lodge emerged victors, so each
team now claims one winning game
to their credit. The teams expect
to participate in another game to-
gether in Red Lodge Sunday to de-
termine the best players.
Mrs. John Whalen, Sr. and dau-
ghter, Mrs. John Simpson, were
joint hostesses Tuesday afternoon
at one o'clock bridge luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Whalen. The
home was very prettily decorated
with garden flowers. Three tables
of bridge were in play with high
honors going to Mrs. Harry Mo
ore and low to Mrs. Allen of Jol-
let.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Poland and
Mrs. Hugh Mccartney arrived in
Red Lodge Friday from their
homes in Saskatchewan, Canada to
visit at the Matt Woodrow home.
Mr.. Poland and Mrs. Mccartney
are brother and sister to Mrs.
Woodrow. Mr.. Poland will be re-
membered by many local people
as at one time he was employed
here.
Mrs. j. Knaub and Miss Odelia
knaub are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. B. Downward this week. They
are mother and sister of Mrs.
Downward and stopped in Red Lodge
enroute to Los Angeles, California
from Minnesota where they have
been visiting with relatives.
They expect to leave Sunday for
their home at Huntington Park,
a Los Angeles suburb.
Action for divorce was started
last Thursday in district court
BY Anna Saari against Adolph jail
mar Saari. The complaint, filed by
Attorney G. G.. Rowan, sets forth
Neglect and failure to provide as
grounds for divorce. Mrs. Saa1i
asks for the .custody of their two
year-old daughter and $50 a month
alimony. The couple were married
n Red Lodge June %, 1922.
Mrs. Mayme Bowman was ell
'cted delegate to the 31st Annual
sebekah Assembly of Montana, to
re held October 10, IA, Is and 16 I
t Great Falls. Mrs. Mary Cunning
lam was elected alternate. The
elections were made by Morning
tar Rebekahs here last Friday
light. By virtue of her office as
asst state president Of Rebekans,
1rs. Dave Henderson will also at
end the 1880 assembly next mon
Joe Guintoni, special driver for
he Yellowstone Park Transports
on company, left the park last
eek for Livingston where he
licked up a group of business and
men who are taking
,enic trip over the new Yellow
5one-Glacier Decline highway.
he party left Livingston early
aturday morning for the trip and
attend the dedication services
the new highway.
Mrs. F. H. Alden and family
ltertained at a dancing party at
e Elks Club Thursday evening, {
usic being furnished by Speedy's $
I'd Peewee's Dance Band. The
tests numbered 50 couples. Dane b
G was interspersed with novelty
lmbers given by the musicians. +