The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27

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Among those who have already
signed up from the Midland En-
pire district for the Northern
Pacific special train going to the
International Livestock show in
Chicago, November 20 to Decemb-
er 6, are R. w. Dunn of Silesia,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Higham of
Belfry.
Henry Manning, %, and Jennie
Onstopt, IS, of Greybull, Wyom-
ing were granted marriage licen-
Sc by Clerk of Court C. P. Larkin
Wednesday morning. They were
married by the Rev. Frank Durant
at the Episcopal church parsonage.
Witnesses were Mrs. Durant and
Esther Durant.
The Carbon County News has
this week secured the services of
special correspondent from Bird
, ger, whose column appears on page
eight. The News is pleased to be
able to publish the items that are
now mailed from Bearcreek, Was
hoe, Boyd, Cherry Springs, Joliet,
Luther and Bridger.
George S. Smith, deputy grand
exalted ruler of Benevolent and
!, Protective order of Elks for this
t district was accompanied by lar
ge delegation of Billings Elks to
Red Lodge Saturday night. The
party was escorted by the Billings
;, home to the Entire Nous Bridge
! lodge entertained visitors at their
lodge home.
! Among marriage licenses sec
l, ured in Billings last week by d
e number of Carbon county residents
II were those granted on Saturday
to George L. McMillen of Boyd and
Elizabeth Reichert of Laurel; Chris
:. Ward of Joliet and Rosie Obert OF
e Roberts; on Thursday, license to
t wed was granted W. G. Christman
of Joliet and Mathilda G. Hut
d zenbiler of Bridger.
! The Roberts high school girls
basketball squad, last night, over
came the Fromberg girls team II
!, hard fought battle that finally
!, ended 1916. The two teams were
"a fairly evenly matched although
; the Fromberg girls were a LITTLE
:. the heavier team. The Robert:
boys team did not fair SO we'll IL
II their tangle with the Frombers
! boys quintet, the final score being
! 1870. The game, however, was
:, one that that kept the fans on thel
. feet great deal of the time ant
y until the second half it looked lik
anybody's game; Roberts LEADING
!, at the end of the first quarter ant
;, only two points behind at the EN-
~ of the half.
Warren w. Moses, chief of tn
< publicity division of Montana stat
" department of Agriculture, Labo
m and Industry, was between-trai
10 visitor in Red Lodge from Hele
Thursday. He came here directl
from Billings where he had al
I'd tended meetings of the Dude Ran
ct cheers Association. Mr. Moses con
Of ferred with M. H. Mann, Red Lodg
il. canning factory manager, relativ
to data on the canning industry
which will be used in an illustrate
tie booklet to be issued by the stat
ed publicity division. Mr.. Moses Wis
cv tied a short time in the office 0
10 the Carbon County News an
stated that he visited Red Lodg
and the Beartooth Mountains las
at summer and added that the cit
pa and vicinity appeals to him yer
= much, and hoped he would hav
the opportunity to return to tn
ne mountains again.
ng
ne The American Home Departmer
mt of the Woman's Club met Tuesda
d. afternoon at the home of Mrs.
w. Schwin, who also acted a
leader for the afternoon. The sui
Of ject for the day was observance
err Christmas in the Home, Churc
&c and Community. Mrs. H. v
ly. Woods gave paper on Christina
oh observance and decorations in tn
&C. church. She illustrated her tai
with snapshot scenes of actual DEF
orations and pageants that she an
IT. the Rev. Woods had used in the
nd church work. Mrs. w. B. Haselto
of discussed "Christmas observanc
Mt. in the community. Mrs. Schwi
w. presented a paper on "Christma
as. in the home" in the absence of Mr.
Walter Hay, who was unable to a
tend the meeting. Musical number
Ia appropriate to the program we.
.as rendered on victrola. The hos