The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-02

| Artists him corporation. lie VIII
cover the entire state. Mrs. Down
ard expects to join him in the near
| future.
Word was received in Red Lodge
last week of the birth of a IA po-
und baby girl September IA to Nh.
J and Mrs. Lester Lathrop of Dull
nth, Minnesota. Mrs. Lathrop was
formerly Miss Leila Salminen Of
this city.
Jack Ross of Fromberg and Rex
Zackery of Bridger received bids
to the Alpha Tau Omega frater-
nifty of the state university at the
close of a week of rushing" &C
cording to a list of university
freshmen.
John Nigro left Red Lodge
Thursday for Vinland, New Jer-
sey to visit with niece and pos
sibly to seek employment there.
He was accompanied to Billings
by Mrs. MICRO and Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Glotch.
Harold Eshom and Adele Sic
chau, both of Billings, were un-
F! tied in marriage Sunday morning
by H. Miller Scott at the Congre-
gational parish house. The cere-
mony was witnessed by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sim.
c. G.. H. S. Carnival, October II
and 10. 30-2t
Dominick Massa returned to Red
Lodge Thursday from San Fran
cisco, Berkely, Oakland and other
California cities. In San Francis
co he witnessed the marriage Of
his daughter, Louise Massa, to FIR
ancls Ross OF that city.
LET'S DO IT THE AUTOMA-
TIC WAY. Let the Automatic
Coal Stoker fire any heating plant
and save 40 per cent to 80 percent
of your coal bill. Call the Red Lod-
ge Plumbing and Heating Comp
any. Phone rs. Henry Albert. 30-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. England are
the parents of girl born at Ad-
ans Hospital last Thursday. The
Englands live on Red Lodge Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Morrison
Of Cody are the parents of dau
ghter, born in Red Lodge Thurs
day
Robert Clark of Red Lodge,
freshman at the state university
at Missoula has received bid to
the Delta Sigma Lambda frater-
nifty 0 fthe University. The bid
ding was a climax to Freshmen
week, just closed. John Kastelitz
Of Bearcreeg4 also freshman,
received a bid to the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Pay motored
her bridge club, the Entrenous,
last Thursday evening. Three tab
les were in session. Mrs. John Al
bert won high honors, Mrs. Emma
Suggs, low and Mrs. John Simpson
received guest prize. The hostess
served a dainty two course lunch
con at late hour. Garden flowers
were used for decorations.
c. G. H. S. Carnival, October II
and 18. 30-2t |
Boy Scout Troop No. / is found |
ing a troop library Of books and
periodical literature pertinent to
scouting and to the interests of |
boys of scout age. Members and |
friends of the troop, who may have /
any literature to add to the col
lection, will please notify the lib
rarian, Richard Draper, or the
scoutmaster, Fl. Miller Scott.
Mrs. E. L. Hansen, small daugh-
ter Irene and son Billy, left Fri
day for their home in Amarillo,
Texas. They motored to Bridger
in the early morning and boarded
the Burlington there for Denver.
Mrs. Hansen is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Fleming, and has
spent the past six weeks with her
parents and other relatives.
The shooting of male Chinese
pheasants is open to hunters in
Carbon county, according to desig-
nation by the Montana fish and
game commission at a meeting in
Helena Monday. The open season
will be from November 23 to 27.
The bag limit will be three birds
a day. Carbon county will be closed
to the shooting Of Hungarian pat