The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-03-13

The Foltz company Of Red Lodge
filed articles of incorporation in the
office of the secretary of state, Hell
ena, last week. The company, to do
merchandising of dry goods and
ready-to-wear apparel, is capitalized
at $4,000.
A baby daughter was born last
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Agnew
in lower California. Before her
marriage Mrs. Agnew was Miss AL
lie Mae Lantz, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. R. Lantz. Both are gradu-
ates of Carbon County High School.
Petersime electric Matched chicks.
Big, husky fellows. True to type
and color. Bred to lay. Rocks, Reds,
Orpingtons, Leghorns. Flocks care
fully selected Try them-you will
always buy them. Feeding directions
with order. Dependable Hatchery,
Red Lodge. Stiff
Mrs. John Simpson and Mrs. S. G.
Carpenter were joint hostesses at a
seven o'clock bridge-dinner party
last Friday night at the Simpson
home, entertaining members of the
Mt. Mourice Bridge club. Two tables
Of cards were in play. Mrs. c. N.
Luttrell captured high honors and
Mrs. A. E. Madsen, second high.
Lydia Berta and Rose Grugno were
Friday night hostesses to the Ace
Bridge club at the Berta home. Three
. tables We're in play with high honors
going to Miss Della Aprato and low
to Miss Berta Dainty refreshments
were served at midnight.
Mrs. Frank McCleary was hostess
to the Congregational Aid at the
church parsonage Wednesday.
Funeral services for Henry Hon
kala were held Friday Afternoon from
the Finnish Evangelical church with
Rev. w. w. Wien and Matt Erkkila
officiating. The body was placed in
a receiving vault in the communal y al
mausoleum. Pallbearers were, Chas,
Mattila, John Herronen, William Tot,
fer, August Kallio, Matt Maxi and
/ Gust Luoma. ,.,.i 49, 81 s.as..s 4,...-
is1 afea .ssaa ss III a,ecgesi 5ii.;jia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl X Lucas enter
tanned Tuesday night at q. daintily ap7
pointed bridge dinner, in \ honor Of
Mrs. Nelson Lane, who is leaving fqr
! Oakland, California, to spend a few
months 2 Violets centered the table
where covers were laid For II. Three
tables a. of bridge i followed with
high honors going to Mrs, Harry on
/ colt and Walter Helm, and lconsola-
ton to Mrs. Harry Moore. .,sss,5.s
The W. G.. T. U. met Sunday after
noon at the home OF. Mrs. A. @. Doty
with Mrs. Lloyd Hall presiding. Mrs.
Doty had charge of the program on
Narcotics. Mrs. Doty's two daugh7
tiers, Trina and Ellen, contributed to
the program by rendering a piano
solo. Mrs. Doty served a dainty
/ luncheon. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Glenn Cart
i wright, April IA. M M 81
Howard H. Harrison, recently Of
Billings, was caller in Red Lodge
Monday. Mr.. Harrison, an ,exper-
fenced newspaperman, has purchased
The Bridger Times, and will take pos
session next week He, has formerly
been connected with the Livingston
Enterprise and Columbus News. He
came to Montana from Oklahoma in
1914. The Bridger Times will be
conducted as an Independent paper.
Bridger's former editor, John Spen-
Ger, will make his home in Billings,
Mrs. Constantine Natali,i two chill
dren, Fora and Aldo; and Mrs. Rosa
Ardissono left Red Lodge, Sunday for
Billings where they entrained about
midnight for a long cross country "trip
to New York, their objective being
Italy. They visited one day in
Scranton, Pennsylvania. Tomorrow
: they expect to embark for Italy at
, New York, boarding the S. 5. Ma
, tjestic, White Star line. Mrs. Ards
: sono will visit her mother in Turin
Italy, whom she has not seen for &c
years. Mrs Natal will join her par
ents near Rome, where she left s
t years ago. She will also visit with
| Mr. .Natali's mother in the vicinity
, of Rome. Mrs. Ardissono, Mrs. Ma
tall and children expect to return il
three or four months