The Carbon County news., 1930-01-23

: befs, initiated into the lodge few
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Scott and three
sons, and Mrs. SCOTS sister, Marie
Webster, left Red Lodge yesterday
forenoon for Denver where the SCOTS
plan to locate. The trip is being
made by car. They expect to reach
Denver tomorrow evening if weather
conditions permit Miss Webster ex-
poets to return soon.
Sam Mast of this city is in receipt
of letter from his father, A. J.
Mast, VIII ois visiting at present his
old home at Sugar Grove, North Car
DINA. Mr.. Mast lives near Roscoe
and this is his first visit to the south
east since 1920. He states that the
weather is fine and that he found his
relatives enjoying health and pros
perity. Mr.. Mast expects to return
to Montana about the first of next
June.
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Mrs. P. NJ. Gibbons left Red Lodge
on Wednesday of last week for Hell
ena to visit with her sisters, Mrs.
Frank Ross and Sister Mary Judith.
Mrs. Gibbons then expects to resume
her journey to Spokane, Washington,
to spend few weeks with another
sister, Mrs. Ed Deegan. In San Fran
cisco she will be the guest Of Mrs.
L. A. Lowerman, also sister. Mrs.
Gibbons expects to be gone three
months.
Rainbow Girls held installation of
officers at Masonic Temple last
Thursday night. Joan Durant was in
stalled worthy advisor; Sara Brophy,
worthy associate advisor; Viola War
lila, treasurer; Edna Pippinger, re-
corder; ALA Maxi, Charity; Ella
Flashman, Hope, and Erma Puutio,
Faith. A number of appointive Of
ficers were also installed. Mrs. H. B.
Field is mother advisor and Grace
Daggett, retiring worthy advisor
Mrs. John Simpson spent the early
part of the week in Billings
Miss Katie Piela departed Friday
for Butte and lower California. She
boarded the Northern Pacific spec
ial, excursion at Butte. According
to press advices Montanans were
treated to a general reception held at
the Alexandria hotel, Los Angeles,
Monday evening. Tuesday night the
Union Pacific held Montana vel
come ball at the Ell Patio ballroom,
Los Angeles. Tomorrow Montana
visitors in the Sunkist state are Of
fered special trip to Catalina Is
land.
Tribute to his years of service as
"a jurist and public leader was paid
Judge O. F. Goddard, Montana pio-
neer, at d banquet rendered by fell
low members of the bar here Monday
night on the occasion Of his seventy
seventh birthday anniversary. Friends
Of his early years in Montana and
members Of the bar association with
whom he has been associated almost
since that body was organized in
Montana, and figures in the industrial
and commercial life of two states at
tended the dinner.-The Billinps Gaz-
cite.
Appointment of seven beekeepers
Of the state to membership upon an
advisory board to the state apiary
division has been announced by the
state commissioner of agriculture,
labor and industry. Clyde V. Fisher
of Joliet and S. J. Mcpherson Of Ed
gar are two Of the seven who will
constitute the new board which will
serve without compensation and will
aid the chief of the apiary division.
All are members Of the Montana Bee
kepeers association and are engaged
in the commercial production of hon
ey. The honey industry in the state
has grown to the extent that approx
imately 100 car loads are marketed
annually.
Carpenters and painters are busy
with remodeling and redecorating the
of the Budas building first
door north Of the Motor Inn. The
first floor will be occupied by the
Ball Chevrolet Motor company. The
attractive upstairs apartments will
be the home of Mr.. and Mrs, D. w.
who expect to move into
the apartments February /. Leo
Ranta and his assistants are engaged
in the carpentry work. Provinse &
Slovenian are doing the redecorat- /
ing.
The actual house to house canvass
for census figures will be conducted
during April, and the work will be
done in Red Lodge and Carbon coun-
ty under Supervisor Samuel G. Rev
nolds Of Billings. Carbon, Big Horn. I
Musselshell, Park, Saltwater, Sweet
Grass, Treasurer and Yellowstone T