The Carbon County news., 1931-09-03

liam L. Dillon and Grace Berthold
of Hardin, marriage licenses were
made out this week by C. P. Lar
kin, clerk of the district court.
Ernest Errkila, who has been
visiting at home for two months,
departed Tuesday for New York.
He is an instructor in the College
of New York, having gone to fill
that position after four years of
study at the State University and
two years post graduate work in
the University of Oregon.
Mrs. Fidelia Page Morrow, Miss
Estelle Provinse, and Miss Abig-
all Doran constitute the committee
In charge of the annual teachers
picnic, to be held this evening at
the Piney Dell camp ground. All
teachers in the Red Lodge schools
are expected to turn out for an
Introductory get-together.
Hubert A. Simmons, Jr., left
Saturday by train for Berkeley,
Cal. to attend the national con-
vention of the Delta Sigma Lamb
da Fraternity being held this week
He represents Theta Chapter of
the State University, having been
elected such delegate last spring.
He expects to be gone ten days
or two weeks.
Ann Kapor of Red Lodge and
Mildred Bonovich of Washoe spent
last week in the Pryor mountains,
visiting with Miss Kapor's uncle
Tom Lazar of Shriver, and her
brother, Mike Kapor, who has been
spending his summer vacation at
Shriver. Mike returned to Red
! Lodge Monday, where he will at
tend school this winter.
News has been received that
Edward C. Wilmington, we'll
known in Red Lodge, died last
week in Helena. Funeral services
were held there Friday, August
28. Lawton Wilmington and Mrs.
F. P. May of Red Lodge were
brother and sister of Mr.. Whit
tington. Although he lived most
of his life in Helena he had num-
ber of warm friends in Red Lodge.
About rs couples attended the
weekend party held at Beartooth
Camp. Saturday night dancing
continued until Sunday dawn. The
guest list included the following
Red Lodge people: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Moore, Mrs. Alma Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Glen
Smith, Edna Thiel, Walt Moran,
Miss Johnnie Reitch, Mrs. AL De-
Voice. Hank Maynard, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Simington.
Lloyd and Sanford Howard were
arrested at Belfry Monday by Un-
dersheriff Fairgrieve on a COM
plant sworn by Jacob Oleinik.
They were charged with assault
in the third degree, it being COM
planned that the pair threatened
and manhandled the said Jacob
Oleinik. E. B. Provinse, justice
of the peace, waived charges
against Sanford, and set the trial
Of Lloyd for this Friday.
William L. Dillon and Grace
Berthold, both of Hardin, were
united in marriage Thursday ev-
ening at the Congregational parish
house by H. Miller Scott. The
couple was attended by the brides
mother, Mrs. Katherine McEvry,
who, with Mrs. Mary Ferry of Red
Lodge, witnessed the ceremony.
The billions will reside at Hardin.
Nine volumes have been recent
.ly added to the Red Lodge library
collection. These, as announced
by Mrs. E. M. Adams, librarian,
are: "Parnassus on Wheels, by
Christopher Morley, years of
Grace" by Margaret Barnes,
Bridge of Desire by Warwick
Deeping, Deepening Stream" by
Dorothy Garfield, "Shadows on
the Rock" by Villa Gather, GA
ther" by Elizabeth, "The Good
Earth" by Pearl S. Buck, "Hell and
Hallelujah" by Norton S. Parker,
and "Black Cherries" by Grace
Stonn Coatac