The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30

Leo Rossetto returned Saturday
from a ten day trip to Roundup,
Butte, Helena and Bozeman.
John 7. Kelly, state president
of the Montna Farmers Union, is
in Glendive this week where the an
nual convention is being held. Mr..
Kelly is a successful rancher near
Castagne and is former county
commissioer.
Miss Sigma Salo arrived Thurs
day from Portland, Oregon to Wis
it with friends in this city for a
month. She is a guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Houten. Miss
Salo formerly lived here but went
to- the coast seven years ago.
Mrs. Alma O. Jackson and son
Glenn returned Wednesday from
Palmyra, Missouri where they re-
Gently accompanied the body OF
Mrs. Jackson's mother, the late
Mrs. Nancy Jane Crane.
Owing to unavoidable conflict
ing dates, Boy Scout Troop No. l
will hold Halloween mysteries
Tuesday evening, November A
from 7 to 9 o'clock at the Congre-
gational parish house.
Fifteen applicants will be heard
for admission to citizenship in dis
trict court on Wednesday, Novem-
| ber 12. Naturalization director Sui
livan of Denver has requested
Clerk of Court c. P. Larkin to set
the hearings for 1890 noon in or
der for him to entrain for Billings
the same afternoon as he must
hear applications at Hardin the
following day.
Mrs. E. B. Provinse and Mrs.
Herbert Richel entertained the
Home Circle at seven o'clock bri-
dge dinner Thursday at the Prov
inse home. The Circle played bri-
dge att four tables. Mrs. j. j. Ger
: ondale and Mrs. Charles Draper
won first and second honors. The
meeting was the first Of the sea-
son.
Don't forget winter is here. Ha-
We your clothes cleaned and re-
paired. Special prices. Mems snits
drycleaned and pressed, $1.25.
Downard's Suit Shop, Odorless Dry
Cleaners. 318 South Hauser. Phi
one 63 33-1tb
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Perry are IN
the city from Manchester, Wyo-
ming. Mr.. Perry is putting three
Of his gravel trucks in operation
for road work on the Bearcreek
hill road. Mrs. Perry was Mrs.
, Maude Toomey before her MARI
age last spring, and is a sister OF
Mrs. A. F. Richardson.
Scouts Thomas Abrahams, John
: Albert, James Leslie and Russell
| Rowan of Troop No. / and Scout
| Donald Pay of Troop No. 2 rem
dered demonstrations of first aid
| to the injured, and semaphore sig
Mailing in a program which fol
| lowed the Congregational Sunday
| School harvest dinner Monday ev-
| Iening.
II M. J. Roysdon left last week
| for Wenatchee, Washington to join
his son, w. B. Roysdon who is en-
| gagged in the sale of building sup
| plies at that place. The Roysdor
| Lumber yard was sold early in the
month to the Thompson Lumber
Company. M. J. Roysdon and Sons
had operated the yard in Red Lodge
| twelve years.
II Peter Eoro was honor guest a
a surprise party given Saturda!
evening at the home of Mr.. ant
J Mrs. Nick Bruno. The evening
: was spent playing cards. Mrs
= John Ciochetto and the homo
| guest received high scores. A de
licious luncheon was served at
late hour. The guests were Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Ciochetto and son, NIL
and Mrs. Frank Cobetto and dau
ghters, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
enic Crosse and Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
: Mino.
ri J. w. Schofield, former field as
sistant for the eastern division
of the Montana Department. o
Fish and Game, writes to his fri
ends in the Red Lodge Rod AM
Gun Club, that K. F. Macdonald
| has been appointed state superin
tendent of hatcheries. Mr.. Scho
Ifield has been transferred to BIZ
Timber as foreman of the hatch
cry at that place. He notified tn
III local club that after November
there will be no field assistants
and closed his letter by thanking