The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-05-22
FISHING SEASON
OPENED WEDNES.

have been busy this past week pre-
pairing for the big attack on mem
bers of the finny tribe which was
permissible in this state for the first
time this year, yesterday. Tackle anc
flies have been dragged from the tops
of shelves and from out of the base
ment and been worked over many
times in the past few days.
Many fans have been fishing in
Wyoming already this year as their
season opened nearly month before
Montana's. One party reports that
they drove nearly 200 miles to the
Crandall creek country and made a
catch of nine fish. Another reports
that they went to Sunlight basin coun-
rtry and made catch of 35. This all
happened last Sunday and now the
wife can expect to become temper
airy widow for while until the first
spell of fishing season has worn off
or else she can pack the kids in the
car and travel along.
While most of the lakes and
streams in Carbon county are open
for fishing this year; there are few
that the Fish and Game commission
has declared closed for another year
and some that are closed until in
1882. These have just been restock-
ed and the fish have not grown to a
sufficient size to be tempted yet.
The Fish and Game commission
have issued official orders that in
Carbon county, September Morn,
Basin creek and Third Rock creek
lakes on the second west fork of
Rock creek are closed until regular
open season in 1881 and Blue Water
creek, tributary to Clark's Fork riv-
err, and all tributaries is closed until
regular open season in 1882.
Miss Blanche Simpson. Cara Nome
toilet article specialist, is in Red
Lodge this week, giving demonstra-
lions of the Cara Nome products.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bunney of Bel
fry attended the Senior Glass Ball
at the Labor temple last Saturday
Frank Kosmach and his two daugh-
tiers will leave Saturday for Chicago
where they will join an excursion,
and visit Mr.. Kosmach's old home in
Jugo-Slavia. They expect to be gone
about four months.
John Warren. arrived in Red Lodge
Wednesday of last week from Gal
weston, Texas, to spend the summer
with his parents here. Mr. Warren
has been hbsent from Red Lodge
seven years and has spent four of
them in the United States navy.
Lasa week in these columns we
made a mistake and stated that the
Elks lodge of this city gave the ben
eft dance for Mrs. Pete Kivela. It
should have been the Moose lodge and
members of the Mooseheart Legion,
who gave the very successful benefit
dance for the widow
The Northern Pacific Railway an
nounces special rates for those who
wish to attend the Montana Stock
growers association convention in
Lewistown, May 26 to 20, and also
for those who wish to attend the
Northwest Coal Dealers association
meeting in Minneapolis, May 20 and
81.
The committee in charge of the
Union services for the high school
graduating class last Sunday in the
Workers hall wish to thank both the
members of the choir and the choir
director for their excellent program;
also the management of the Workers
hall for the free use of the building.
The collection taken to defray expens-
es was turned over to the Philanth-
ropic department of the Red Lodge
Woman's club.
Mrs. John Whalen, ST., was given
a surprise on May 20, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. j. G. Simpson on
Hauser avenue, in hon@o of her bir-