The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-03-26

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Lee Gard, former county cont
missioner, has sold out and vii
move to Colorado at the close of
the school term.
FOR SALE: Will sacrifice new
small piano in Red Lodge on easy
terms. The Baldwin Piano Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 3-2t
FOR SALE: Model "A Ford
Truck, with or without body; good
rubber; just right for farm use;
just overhauled. Telephone 80 or
see Viewers Transfer. 32t
The annual Easter Vacation III
the Red Lodge schools will begin
Thursday evening April 2, and end
Tuesday, April 7, according to SUP
erintendent H. B. Field.
Manufacturers sample piano,
stored in this vicinity, must be
sold at once. Time payments to
responsible party. Address factory
representative E. M. Prinz, 4112
North Prospect Avenue, Milwau-
kee, Wis. 2-2t
Delmar Brubaker, member of the
Federal Farm Board, was guest
Wednesday at the home of MI
and Mrs. w. 3 .Haselton. Mr.. Bru-
baker is cousin of Mrs. Hascl-
ton. His home is in Washington
D. C.
Miss Matilda Rittel departed
Monday for her home in Helena
after spending about week as
guest of Miss Madeline Sconfienza
She stopped here enroute to hel
home from Clark, Wyoming where
she had been a guest of relatives
Tom Wetsch of Bridger anc
Elizabeth Wolfe of Belfry were
married Saturday by Justice E. B
Provinse. Genevive Culbertsor
and Margaret Wolfe witnessed the
ceremony. The couple will make
their home in Bridger.
The annual Easter Monday Ball
to be held under the auspices o.
the Catholic Girls, will be held al
the Labor Temple, Monday, Apri
6. The music for this years bal
will be furnished by Genes New
Dance Band.
Mrs. Sam Carpenter was hostess
to the Tuesday Night Bridge Clul
this week. She was assisted b,
Mrs. Glen Cartwright. Following
delicious dinner, bridge was th'
order of the evening. Mrs. PEI
Maddio received high score prize
Considerable complaints hav,
been heard in Joliet recently abou
speeders racing through the tow
and endangering the lives of schoo
children. At a meeting of thu
town council, the first of the mon
tn, Robert Winkler was appointed
town marshall.
At the time the Carbon Count.
News went to press, only thre
candidates had filed for the cit,
election. G. B. Foltz, candidat
for alderman from the first ware
w. w. Flashman, in the secon
ward, and John Corey, in the thir
| ward, are all unopposed.
Katie G. Favero was granted
decree of divorce from Adolph Fa
n vero BY Judge R. c. Stong in Dis
N trict Court, this week. Nonsup
n port was given as grounds for tn
\ action. The couple was marie
\ here January 6, 1880. G. G. Rowa
H was attorney for the plaintiff.
M V. F. Luhrsen of Great Falls
N Mrs. Agnes Thomas of Troy, Wis
H consin and Mrs. Lille Seagrave 0
NJ Baraboo, Wisconsin departed FIR
H day for their respective homes
H They were called here last wee
H by the death of their brother, tn
D| late Walter G. Luhrsen.
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H Mrs. Pete Cornelio was honore
H with birthday surprise part
H Thursday night at the home of ne
n parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Sa
II ona. Bridge furnished diversio
NJ for the evening. Honors wer
H awarded Mrs. Pete Ugaste, Mr.
NJ Cornelio and Mrs. B. Sconfienz;
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H The B & B Bridge Club m,
H Monday night at the home of Mr.
H John Radosevich, with Miss Mar
N Orler as hostess. Two tables WEI
H in play. Madeline Sconfienza re
H ceived high honors, Margar.
NJ Whitehead second and Mrs. Pet
H Ugaste, low. Luncheon was ser7
HI ed.
HI ''it X X
Nj A complaint was filed yesterda
III by County Attorney E. P. Conwe