The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-16

convention of Odd Fellows. Mr..
Peters is secretary of Garfield
Lodge of that order in Red Lodge.
DIR. Corkins, the specialist who
fits your glasses scientifically II
ght, will be at his office, Room II,
Pollard Hotel. Red Lodge, Fri
day and Saturday and until noon
Sunday, October "a, rs and 26.
31-5t
R. T. Ferguson, forest supervis-
or for the Beartooth Mountain
area, spent few days in Red
Lodge, returning to his offices in
Billings Monday. While here he con
Quoted business in connection with
timber sales.
Harris Livestock Company of
Billings last week purchased %
carloads of cattls from George
Wright at the Mckay ranch near
Roscoe, and shipped the cars to
Billings for feeding Monday, be-
fore consigning them to Chicago
markets.
The Entrenous Bridge Club met
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. John Albert. Two tables were
in play, with honors going to Mrs.
Matt. Woodrow, high, and Mrs.
Floyd Gebo, low. The hostess SER
we'd a dainty luncheon at a late
hour.
Mrs. John Kolstad and child
rem Betty Jane and Jack motored
to Billings Wednesday to spend
the week end with her sister, Mrs.
C. I. Kolstad. She was also accomp-
anied by another sister, Mrs. w.
H. Smith, who has been visiting
at the Kolstad home here for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whalen, Sr.
returned to Red Lodge Friday
from Seattle where they had spent
pleasant vacation of a few
weeks, and where they visited
many of their warm former Red
lodge friends.
The divorce suit of Rosetta
Davis against Sanford Roscoe Da-
Wis was continued for hearing in
district court by Judge 0. F. God
dard Tuesday until October %. E.
P. Conwell is attorney for the
plaintiff, and E. D. Jones of Liv-
ingston for the defendant.
A final decree of divorce was
granted Tuesday by Judge O. F.
Goddard to Anna Saari from jail
mar Saari, on default of the de-
PENDANT to appear. The plaintiff.
represented by Attorney c. G. Ro-
wan, was granted the custody OF
the only child and $50 month ali
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Friauf of
Missoula are guests this week at
the home of their son, Frank Fri
auf, manager of the ]. G. Penney
Co, store here. They were met in |
Billings by their son Sunday morn
ing, and expect to leave Sunday !
for Great Falls to visit with a |
daughter.
Mrs. David Henderson and Mrs.
H. T. Bowman left Red Lodge
for Great Falls to attend
the four-day state meeting of Re-
bekahs and Odd Fellows. Mrs.
Bowman went as delegate from |
Morning Star chapter Of Red LODI
&c, and Mrs. Henderson went by
virtue of her office as past grand
matron of the state. The
sessions close today.
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Mrs. ]. F. Brophy returned Mon
lay night from the Glendale, Cal
fornia sanitarium where she had
submitted to medical treatment
For several weeks. Enroute home
she stopped in Salt Lake City for
1 week to visit with her daughter,
Miss Jessimal, who is engaged in
social work there. Mr.. Brophy mo-
,ored to Billings to meet her.
Recent Geographic word from Ell
Paso, Texas to Ben Greenough
states that Alice Greenough is i'm
nicely in an Ell Paso hos
oital and no infection has devel-
,ped to necessitate the amputa-
ion of her right foot. Miss Green
ugh was injured Last week when
brown off a horse while doing
rick riding at a rodeo in the Tex