The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-09

Mrs. Julia O'Connor and Mrs.
Art Williams were joint hostess
es Monday night to a coterie of
friends at a bridge-dinner party at
the O'Connor home. Contract brid-
ge was played at four tables. La
dies high honors went to Mrs. s.
c. Merriman and gentlemen's hi
Oh to J. P. Plunkett.
Walter Armstrong of Grass
Creek, Wyoming spent Sunday in
Red Lodge. He returned to his
home Monday, accompanied by
Mrs. Armstrong and small dau-
ghter, who have spent the past
three months at the home of Mrs.
Armstrong; parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Viers.
G. G. H. S. Carnival, October II
and Is. 30-2t
Howard Ellis, 80, died last TIL
ursday at the home of his mother
IN Belfry, following an illness of
16 weeks. Funeral services were
held at 2 o'clock Saturday from tie
Belfry church. R. G. Martin direct
ed funeral arrangements. Mr.. Ell
lis was born in Polk, Nebraska
May IS, 1898.
Miss Ninabel Rankin left here
Saturday for Williston, North Da-
kota to begin rehearsals for the
presentation of "Aunt Lucia" VIII
ich is sponsored by the women Of
the Williston Congregational CHI
arch. Miss Rankin has been rep
resentative of the Universal Pro-
ducing Company of Fairfield, To-
wa for more than a year.
Mrs. James A. Leslie and Mrs.
R. Nutting are attending the ses-
sions of the Montana Congrega-
tional Conference in Billings this
week as official delegates from the |
Red Lodge church. The local pas |
tor, H. Miller Scott, is expected |
to give an address Friday after
noon, Leading TO an open forum
discussion.
The first Boy Scout Court of
Honor since the vacation season
was held Saturday evening at the
school auditorium. A
of scouts from Troops ]
and 2 receiver awards of advance
ment. George Roskie of Billings,
Council executive, pre-
sented eight with campers awards
for worthy conduct and achieve
ment.
G. G. H. S. Carnival, October II
and IS. 30-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Sauerwein
Of Boyd were in the city Tuesday
and were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Stiehl of Buford, North
Dakota. The Stiehls were married
n Sidney last Friday and the jour
ley to this part of the state is in
he nature of honeymoon. Mrs.
Stiehl and Mrs. Sauerwein are CO.
lsins. Mr.. Stiehl is a prosperous
'armer of western North Dakota.
Mrs. B. B. Downward left here
Saturday morning for Billings
where she entrained for Conrad,
Montana to join Mr.. Downward, who
s now representing the United
Artists film corporation. Mrs.
)ownard will accompany her hus-
'and on his route along the High
Inc. In about four weeks he ex-
'ects to be transferred to Billings
nd from there will cover much Of
EASTERN Montana. Mrs. Downward
vas accompanied 10 Billings by
lr. and Mrs. R. S. Coleman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Kienitz were
n the city on business Tuesday
rom Bridger. Mr.. Kienitz operates :
dry land farm in the valley and
eports that he did we'll this sea-
On on Great Northern beeans and
dded that the quality and ouan-
Lty OF sugar beets raised in the
larks Fork valley surpassed vie
Is of previous years. Thirteen /
ears ago Mr.. Kienitz operated a 4
arness shop in Red Lodge and
as many friends and acquaint-
noes here.
Fifteen children were guests at
Joint birthday party given Sun
ay afternoon at the home of Mr..
nd Mrs. Ralph Christensen bv i
lelr daughters, Arlette, T, and j
ellen, 5. Games were played and
o'clock hirthda,, 1,,noL