The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-01-15

-NNDO W ~ ~ l. ~ - W ~ ANlIL AO1-
ed at Montana State College in
Bozeman early this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Toivo Kansala of
Roberts were honor guests at a
dancing party held at Community
Hall in Roberts Wednesday night
of last week. The event was a
surprise to the young couple who
recently returned from Michigan,
where they were marriad less than
year ago.
FOR SALE: Small range, $40;
new Heatrola, $48; 3-piece living
room set, 500; bed room set, with
springs and mattress, $35; baby
carriage, $40; Kiddie Coop, 81;
small table, $3.50; dining room
table, $40. Inquire of Frank G..
Alden, Cole Music Store 45-tf
y
A telegram brought message
to Red Lodge Friday of the death
of Mrs. Henry Hinkka in Los An
geles, following a major operation
performed in hospital in that
city. Mrs. Hinkka was well known
in Red Lodge, Roberts and also IN
Gebo, Wyoming where she and her
husband have resided. She Was
born in Finland, Europe. Besides
her husband, she is survived by
two sons and three daughters by a
former marriage. They are Chas
PuumaIa, who resides on a ranch
near Roberts; Samuel, Nelma,
Fanny and Viola Puumala, VINO
live in Los Angeles and with whom
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkka had made
their home.
The Melodians dance orchestra
of Red Lodge will be heard over
radio station KGHL, Billings, for
one hour this evening as a method
of announcing the coming Sat
urday night dance at Labor Tenn
pie in Red Lodge, to be sponsored
by the Italian Victory Girls, for
raising funds for the Billings Or
thopedic hospital of crippled chill
dren. The hour for the broadcast
is from 8 to 10 p. m.
The italian Girls Victory Club
have completed preparations fol
the benefit dance that is to be an
event of Saturday night at the La
Dor Temple. Proceeds will be Civ
en- to the Billings Orthopedic Hos
pital fund that is used in caring for
crippled children. The club has
already found a ready sale for the
biggest part of 200 81 tickets ane
hope to dispose of them all Satur-
day night. Melodians will fur
nish the music.
y
Thomas Lazor returned to his
home in Shriver Saturday afteI
spending several days in Red Lodge
with relatives with whom he OBJ
served the Orthodox Christina;
which fell on January 7. He was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ka'
! por in Red Lodge and Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Jurovich in Washoe. Mr.. La
zor reported that he motored from
! the Pryor mountain district at this
time of the year for the first time
| during his many years of residence
there.
The Finnish American Athletic
Club basketball team left today fol
round of basketball games in The
western part Of the state. They
expect to play in Big Timber to-
night, Bozeman Friday, Manhat
tan Saturday and climax then
five day itinerary with two games
with the Finnish American Clut
of Butte. The players on the trir
are Eli Tuuri, captain; Leonard
Hannula, Oscar Murdo, Elmer Tof.
fer, Waino Mattila, Bill Siurr
Walter Timonen, Henry Luhtala
Walter Lito. Armas Kent is pill
citing the group in an automobile
They will return Tuesday.
A pleasant surprise party was
rendered Gertrude E. Oliver on the
occasion of her sixteenth birth
day Sunday afternoon at the ranch
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. j. Oliver. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, daughter
Bonnie and sons Clarence and
Ross; Mr.. and Mrs. John Rooh
daughters Arvilla and Hazel and
son Kenneth; Esther and Glen
Robinson; and Truman, Mandel,
NH