The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-20

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ards Oderless Drycleaning. Phone
60. 318 South Hauser. Opposite
high school. Downward Suit Shop.
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F. l.. Purcell of Fromberg was
listed among the winners in the
18th annual Montana state seed
show, held in Great Falls last week.
Mr.. Purcell's winning entry was
Great Northern Beans, which pla-
ced third. His entry was also sell
ected to represent Montana at the
international exposition.
Mrs. Walter Helm and Mrs. J.
]. Gerondale were hostesses to the
Home Circle at the Helm home at
seven o'clock dinner Thursday
night. Stately yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS graced the tables. The guests
later formed four tables of bridge.
Mrs. L. H. Tooley received high
score and Mrs. J. G.. F. Siegfriedt,
second.
Kaisa Paavola Lyytinen alleges
cruelty in the divorce complaint
filed in district court Thursday
against Matt Lyytinen. They re-
side near Fox and were married in
Red Lodge January 10, 1928. The
plaintiff seeks the restoration OF
her maiden name, Kaisa Paavola.
H. A. Simmons is attorney for Mrs.
Lyytinen.
Postmaster G. R. Northrop wish
es to remind the public that now
is the time to mail Christmas par
cells that are intended for mailing
into foreign countries. Owing to
long sea travel involved as rule
and to customs inspections abroad,
foreign parcels should be very care
fully packed and should be mailed
in November.
The local branch of the American
Association of University Women
met Monday night at the home of
Mrs. G. H. Draper. The business
session was followed with musical
numbers by Miss Mary Larkin and
Miss Bertha Ellinghouse. Refresh
ments were served. The first Dec
ember meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. A. d. Williams.
Adelbert f. Hatch and Mary l..
Chamberlain of Red Lodge secured
marriage license from Clerk of
Court C. P. Larkin Saturday. Their
marriage occurred at the Chamber
lain home. Saturday evening. The
Rev. Thomas Starkle of st. Agnes
Catholic church performed the GER
emony. Witnesses were P. j. Egan,
father of the bride, and Mark Hat
CHI.
The windows of the building for
merly occupied by the Ball Furiii-
ture Company, last week were at
tractively decorated with photo
graphs and snapshot enlargements
by Flash's studio. Much of Mr.
Flashman's time at this time o.
the year lis devoted to his studio
work, when photographs are uses
as appropriate Christmas remem
ORANGES.
John r. Kelly off Castagne lief
Friday for st. Paul to represen
Montana at the national conven
ton of the Farmers Union. Mr.
Kelly was reelected president o.
the state Farmers Union organl
cation at Glendive early in tn
month and was also named to thu
membership of the board of dlrec
tors of the South st. Paul Farmers
Union Livestock Commission com
pany.
Miss Ruth Harkins of Belfry be
came the bride of Robert McWhlr
ter of Judith Gap at Harlowtol
last week. The bride is a daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harkin
of Belfry and a graduate of Bill
ings Polytechnic institute. IN
groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. McWhirter and is an employ
of the Great Northern railway, ha
ing headquarters in Great Fan
the greater part of the time.
A lecture on "The Land of But
falo Bill" followed by an illus
trated talk on the Moose lodge an
it's activities, was given at From
berg Tuesday night by L. nj. Pr
of Billings, formerly of Red Lodge
In the afternoon he spoke to stu
dents of Fromberg high school o
"The First Americans" Mr.. Pr
has been student of the life 0
Bill Cody and General Custer an
knows the country made famou
by the frontiersmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Saari wer
honored with a surprise party a
their South Platte Avenue hon
Sunday night by a group of trl
ends, the occasion being their I'll
teenth wedding anniversary. Mrs
Arvid Paavola and Mrs. Matt Xiv