Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

cier Park, Great Falls and Lewis
town.
DR.. N. Salvail and wife of Hell
ena, came yesterday for few days
visit in Red Lodge and Bearcreek.
They were accompanied by Miss
Cecile LeBrun, also of Helena. DR..
Salvail is interested in the Inter
national mine at Bearcreek.
DR.. CORKINS, we'll known eye
sight specialist may be consulted
about scientific, reliable optical
service and correct glasses, at his
office here in the Pollard hotel,
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16 and
III. 31-2t
The new pastor of st. Anthony's
church at Laurel is the Rev. Thom-
ais Starkle, formerly Of Red Lodge,
and pastor of the church at Plevna
for the past year. He went to Lau-
rel after the departure of Rev.
Shevlin for Great Falls.
We have all kinds of gas appli-
ances-gas boilers, water heaters,
and heating plants of all kinds, as
well as all styles of conversion
burners. Your old coal heating
or cooking stove can be exchanged
for modern gas equipment. We do
installation work. Red Lodge
Plumbing and Heating, Phone Is.
29-tf
Mrs. Henry Albert entertained
the Tuesday Night Bridge club this
week. Two tables of auction were
in play with honors going to Mrs
P. Maddio and Mrs. Clarence
Downs. Refreshments were served
! at the close of the evening.
HUBERT olmnOflS, son OIL IL. II
Simmons of Red Lodge, was elect
ed secretary-treasurer of the Inter.
fraternity council of the State
University fraternities, at a recent
meeting at Missoula. Hubert is ir
his senior year at the ssU".
Word comes from Zion, ILL.,, o1
the birth of daughter to Mr.. ano
Mrs. R. c. Shank, last Friday. Mrs
Shank will be remembered by Rec
Lodge people as Miss Elsie An
derson, the daughter of Mrs. Mary
Anderson, and sister of Mrs. E
B. Shelley.
On account of business depres-
sion our regular price of $1.00 for
cleaning and pressing Mems suits
ladies dresses and coats will be re-
duced to rs cents during Special
| Cleaning week from October s to
| October II. No extra charge for
minor repairing. Red Lodge
Cleaning and Pressing Company
31-2t
This week closes the first pc
riod of the Red Lodge city schools
Friday being the last day of the
first seven weeks term. Examina-
tions are being given this week
says H. B. Field, superintendent
and the periods work is being
summarized. Report cards on the
scholarship of the grade students
are to go out next week.
Pete Mileski and his son E. T
Mileski, arrived from Worland
Wyo., last evening by airplane
They were accompanied by R. Cul
bertson also of Worland. Mr.. Mi
leski is a former Red Lodge bust
ness man but moved to Worlant
some years ago where he has since
been engaged in farming on {
large scale. He owns his own plane
The Mount Maurice Bridge clul
met at the home of Mrs. Sam Car.
penter last Thursday. There were
two tables of contract bridge II
play with first honors going tt
Mrs. c. P. Keyes, and second high
honors to Mrs. L. M. Slavens. Re
freshments were served by the hos
tess at the end Of the card ses-
sion. The next meeting of ths
club will be held at the home Of
Mrs. G. N. Lutrell.
The Literary department Of tht
Red Lodge Woman's club met al
the home of Mrs. c. c. Bowlen
chairman, Tuesday. Members an
swered to roll call with recon
mendations of contemporary books
and heard, during the course of the
program, two book reviews giver
by Mrs. E. B. Provinse and Mrs
William Freakes. Before adjourn
ment, a committee was appointed
to arrange for observance of Booi
week next month.
At regular meeting of the Rec
Lodge Aerie No. TAP of the Eagle
lodge, officers were elected and in.
stalled to fill recent vacancies
caused hu RESIGNATION and non.