The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-07-31


when the horse she was riding
kicked her as she dismounted. She
was brought to Red Lodge for
treatment on Tuesday.
Otis R. Roysdon was taken to
the hospital Friday evening where
he underwent an emergency opera
ton for appendicitis. He is re-
ported, by hospital officials, to be
doing nicely at this time
Mr.. M. M. Solso, son Virgil and
Mr.. Charles Wilson drove to Bill
ings Tuesday morning taking with
them Miss lola $3.50 who entraln-
ed for Seattle, Wash. They return
ed to Red Lodge the same day.
Kenneth Donnely and Ed Nord-
strom returned Monday from a
weeks fishing trip at Camp Saw
tooth in the Beartooth mountains.
They report q wonderful time and
that the fish are big and plentiful.
Mrs. H. F. Thisse, sister of A.
J. Kruger of Red Lodge, returned
to her home in Chicago, after Wis
ting her brother here the past
two weeks, also making trip thru
the Yellowstone park while here.
Sheriff John Albert last Thurs
dav evening fell down the steps
of the cellar in his home and
sprained his ankle, and has been
in bed most of this week. He is
expected to be up and around again
most any day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kapor and
daughter Betty Jane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Zuber and Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lie Kosiancich and children spent
Saturday in Cody at the DeMarls
die Bath Springs. They motored
back the same day.
Mrs. Lou Helm, Jane Helm and
Miss Aune Kortes returned to their
homes in Red Lodge Saturday
from a motor trip that took them
to Menominee, Mich, and Stur-
geon Bay, Wise, where they have
been visiting friends and relatives.
Miss lola Solso of Laurel, Neb.,
who has been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Solso OF
this city left Tuesday for Seattle,
Wash. Miss SGso is music sup
ervisor in the schools at Baker,
Ore, and will return there immed-
lately. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Friauf re-
turned to their home in this city
, Saturday after spending their vac
alton in Missoula. Mrs. Friauf had
, been gone from the city since the
. first of July, while Mr.. Friauf did
not leave until the middle of the
month.
Miss Dorothy Bugbee, daughter
Of famous New York physician
who was operated on for append
icitis two weeks ago by DR.. Adams
of Red Lodge, made an eventful
recovery from the operation, being
! up and around again ten days af-
ter the operation was performed
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Devoice, Mrs. G
! w. Herbstruth, John Salono, Miss
| Margaret Greenough and Joe
; Bruno motored to Richel Lodge
last Saturday evening, staying
t over the night and going on tc
i, the Rock Greek lakes Sunday, re
turning to Red Lodge Sunday eve
ming.
Clerk of Court c. P. Larkin re-
ports that the marriage license
business now stands at 13 more
licenses being issued this year thar
for the same period last year an(
is hoping that Dan Cupid will fine
another prospective customer fol
him before the day is over to get
the increase over the unlucky 1;
number.
County Attorney and Mrs. E. T
ConweM returned to Red Lodge
Tuesday evening from a weeks
vacation that took them through
eleven counties of the state. Mr.
Conwell reports that the crops il
Carbon county appear to be in {
much better condition than those
in any of the counties that they
passed through.
The Misses Sylvia M. Puutio anC
Ina L. Joki departed for Seattle
Monday after visiting their par
ents and many friends at Rec
Lodge and Fox for two weeks
They had just made six weeks
tour of the east while on their vac
alton and visited Miss Puutio's
brother at Chicago and many
friends of both at various othel
eastern cities. They were accom-
panied to Billings by Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Puutio where they will b.
the guests Of Mrs. L. w. Keyes be
fore continuing their trip.
Mrs. H. A. Simmons entertainec
Tuesday at bridge luncheon il
honor of Mrs. Alex Longstaff O.
San Francisco, Calf, and Mrs
John SummerviTe Of Roundup
There were two tables in play
with the honors going to Mrs. L
M. Slavens. Mrs. Longstaff VIII,
has been visiting in Bearcreek TO
the past two weeks expects t,
leave sometime this week. Mrs
Summerville arrived +ha fret n