The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-02

e IS spending the holiday vacation il
a the city with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Freakes.
? Application for admission to citi
zenship was filed in district court
!. Saturday by John Karjalainen of Rec
J Lodge. He arrived in Sault St
i Marie, Michigan, from Finland in
November, 1906.
DR.. and Mrs. L. H. Tooley and Mr.
,, and Mrs. H. B. Field motored to Bill
nlgs Sunday. They were accompanied
! back to Red Lodge by Miss Jane Gle
) veland of Billings.
Mrs. Alice Leiby and three children
, Norine, William and Abram, arrived
: in Red Lodge from Billings Sunday.
They will make their home in this
city.
STRAYED into my pasture about
the first of April, one bay gelding,
blotch brand on right shoulder. Own
er may claim animal and paying for
pasture and advertising. Leo Jahn-
ke, Joliet, Montana. 42-2t
| Mrs. Louisa Huffman left Monday
for her home in jamestown, N. D.
Mrs. Huffman was called to Red
Lodge to be at the beside of her all
ing brother, Edwin F. Hall, who pass
ed away last week.
| LOST: Green Parker fountain pen.
with barrel cap missing, between 6
North Platte Avenue and Plunkett
Harware Company. Finder please
returns to News office. Reward. 421
Henry semple, alleging desertion,
has filed complaint for divorce versus
Elizabeth Senple, both of Laurel. in
district court here. The couple were
married in Deer Lodge June 7, 1929.
Z. e. Rowan is attorney for Mr.. Sem
pie.
Leo Baker of Billings is lodged in
the county jail, on charges of grand
larceny Information was filed
against him by the county attorney
Tuesday. He is accused of stealing
sheep belonging to Frank stumpff Of
Joliet last August. Bond has been fix
ed at $1,000.
John Giorgis of Red Lodge, SUBJ
lect of Italy, filed application for adj
mission to citizenship in district court
here Saturday. Mr.. Giorgis arrived
in New York City February, 1920
His application will come up for hear
ing in May.
Miss Minnie Sue Tooley was host
ess to group of friends at her home
on South Broadway Monday night
IN courtesy to her young friend, Miss
Jane Cleveland of Billings. Miss
Cleveland returned to her home YES
terday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Lutterell enter
tanned Friday at six o'clock dinner.
Covers were laid for 49, The late
evening hours were spent with bridge,
two tables filled with players. High
honors were won by Mrs. Fl. B. Field
and DR.. F. w. Schwin.
Miss Madge Cassidy entertained at
cards at her home last Thursday eve
ming. Two tables were filled with
players. The guests were Ella Flash
man, Elma Mann, Doris Abrahamson.
Sara Brophy, Warren Leland, How
ard McCleary, Gene Egan, John :
Davis and George Thompson.
The Birthday Club was entertained
last Saturday night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Simmons at
bridge-dinner. Three tables of cards
were filled with players, high scores !,
going to Mrs. S. G.. Merriman and H.
b. Field The Christmas motif was
used in the table appointments.
Miss Martha Herlevi, who spent !
Christmas with her parents here, left ,
Saturday for Bozeman where she is
employed as secretary to the treasur- ,
er OF Montana State College. Miss
Herlevi expected to visit with friends
m Great Falls before college classes
were resumed next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Freakes re-
,urned from Rochester, Minnesota, :
christmas Day, where Mr.. Freakes :.
had submitted to medical treatment |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Webb spent !
friday in Red Lodge from Billings.
Where they now make their home.
lhey were accompanied to the CITY =
~ Ted Viers. e
Judge 0. F. Goddard Tuesday con- !:
idered the petition of Hans Niemi :
Ind Helen Niemi, Roberts, for the !
egal adoption of Betty May Marsyla.
infant daughter Of Helen Niemi and
Ter first husband, Theodore Marsyla .
# Roberts. The petition was grant =
d and order made, changing the lit :
lie girls name to Betty May Niemi. 9
Attorney John G. Skinner has COM :
'leted moving office furniture, fix :,
ures, law books and supplies into ;,
lew suite of three offices in the rear
md on the ground floor of the Unit .
p States National Bank Building. r
he entrance is on Eleventh street. :
he new quarters comprise what was .
ormerly the ladies cloak room of the =!
Irove store. Provinse and Shower =
ai1,ta II