The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-02-27

ware convention. The Hall Hard
ware Wholesale house of Minneapolis
has a membership of 500.
| G.. +. Haggerty, respected CITIZEN
of Bridger, has been promoted to the
superintendency of the Montana Mu
tual Coal company Of Bearcreek. His
many friends wish him success in the
new position. The company employs
about seventy men.
The Masons held their annual dim
ner-dance at the Masonic temple last
Saturday night More than so
couples were seated at the $3.50 ban
quet. Dancing and cards furnished
diversion until midnight,
| Mrs. John Pagliasotti left early
yesterday morning for Bearcreek
where she entrained for Cody to
spend week with her daughter, Miss
Katherine Pagliasotti. She is en-
ployed as cashier at the Cody Trading
company.
Ben Rarey of Belfry is charged
with the crime of assault in the third
degree, misdeamor, by Sidney
Henry. The complaint was filed with
Justice E. B. Provinse Monday, and
will be tried Friday.
/
Petersime electric Matched chicks.
Big, husky fellows. True to type
and color Bred to lay. Rocks, Reds,
Orpingtons, Leghorns. Flocks care
fully selected Try then-you will
always buy them. Feeding directions
with order. Dependable Hatchery,
Rcd Todoe 51-tf
A large crowd attended the annual
dance of Moose Lodge No. 1854 at the
Rossetto hall last Saturday night.
Lunch was served at midnight and
dancing continued until after two o.
clock. Music was furnished by Eda
Roman and her orchestra.
Among local people attending the
industrial and automobile exposition
held in Billings from Thursday to
I Saturday Of last week were R. J.
Grove, W. &C.. Ball, Charles Mattila,
John, Lamp, Edward Bloom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Moore and Lou Maryott.
s.
Mrs. Bert Howard, wife of the
Yellowstone county sheriff, spent
few hours in Red Lodge Tuesday, Wis
iting Mrs. John Albert, who is re-
covering nicely from a recent opera
ton at Adams hospital. Mrs. How
ard was accompanied by her young
son, Billy.
Mrs. Carl J. Pelo and Mrs. Clair
Chamberlain were bridge-dinner host
esses to the Monday Night Bridge
club The members invited their
husbands. Three tables of cards were
filled with players. Honors went
to B. B. Downward and Mrs. r. S. Cole
man,
Applicants who filed for admission
to citizenship here this week were
William Slaby Of Red Lodge, who ar
rived in the United States from Ger
many, July l, 1914. Theodore Flad-
sett Of Bridger came to the United
States from Norway, April 27, 1911.
i Miss Abigail Doran, county super
intendent of schools, expects to leave
Sunday for Helena to attend the an
nual conference of county school sup
! erintendents. The conference is call
ed by Miss Elizabeth Ireland, state
superintendent Of schools, which will
convene Monday, March g.
; Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Downs and
small daughter motored to Roundup
Sunday, returning the same day. They
were accompanied back to Red Lodge
by Mrs. Downs sister, Mrs. Hazel
Wilkinson, who is spending the week
, here.
Fred Schneider, an employee Of the
Star Meat company, submitted to an
optical operation in Billings Satur-
day. The operation was performed
by DR.. w. R. Morrison. Mr.. Sch
neider is recovering satisfactorily at
: ST. Vincent's hospital.
Mesdames F. A. Alden, Johnson,
! McCleary and Foltz will be Joint host
esses at Gypsy Tea next Wednesday
afternoon from two until five o'clock
, at the Congregational church. A
band of gypsies will forete'l futures,
sing and play for the guests. Re-
tfreshments will be served.
Eleven tables of Monte carlo whist
were in play at the Royal Neighbors
card party, given Thursday night at