The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-05-21

| daughter, ieeoiid, VI Denver, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Albert. Mr.. Housner isan
expert on electrical refrigeration.
Copies of Montana school laws
were mailed this week by Miss
Duffield, County Superintendent of
Schools, to the clerks of every
school district in Carbon county.
DR.. Riesland, the well known eye
sight specialist, may be consulted
about the finest optical service
and the most beautiful glasses at
Pollard Hotel June to 7. LIT
|
| The Carbon County High Sch
DOL board will meet Saturday even
ing at the Courthouse, according
to an announcement made by Coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools Eliz-
abeth Duffield, Tuesday.
We do auto repairing, body and
fender work, hydraulic brake SER
vice, acetylene Welding, and wreck
ing service. Kallio and Newell,
White Garage. Get
Work is progressing rapidly on
: the Dominick Rossetto service
station at Broadway and Seven
teenth street. The new station is
to be finished in brick, with mod
! ern wash racks and greasing hoists
! in the rear.
i. The local chapter of the Thana
topsis Literary and Inside Straight
A club met with the Asleep In The
: Deep Choral Society at the HON,
d of Eugene Gina last evening. De
t licious refreshments were served
Edgar news items, commencins
a with this issue, will appear week..
: in the Carbon County News. Gu
! correspondent at Edgar is Mis-
y Esther Jensen, who invites new
items from residents of Edgar an,
vicinity.
}. Mr.. and Mrs. E. McNamee lief
/, Monday for Ardmore, South Dako
h ia, after spending the winter her
with Mr.. M. J. McCabe and fam
lily. Mr.. McNamee will take
S position with the federal govern
!. ment at Ardmore.
S Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hicox, Mrs
Almo Jackson, Lucille Hicox, Neo
la Jackson, Evelyn Weydt, Georg'
f Thompson, U. S. Jackson, Glen
! Jackson and Doug Hutchinson mo
I, tored to the Sheridan camp groun,
: for picnic, Sunday.
A. f. Richardson, proprietor c
# Richardson's barber shop, returne
7, Tuesday evening from Rochester
= Minnesota, where he underwent
n medical examination at the May
clinic. Mrs. Richardson met he
husband at Billings.
y DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Koehn o
le Gebo, Wyoming, are visiting at tn
o home of Mrs. Koehn's mother, Mrs
Sarah Kerrigan on West Mint
street, this week, DIR. Koehn for
h merly practiced in Red Lodge an
g is former mayor of this city.
It Citizens of the Sage Creek dis
trict have petitioned Judge 0. T
a Goddard of the thirteenth judi
$. cial district for a water commits
i sioner, due to the scarce snowfall
), and the resultant shortage o
water in the Pryor mountains thi
: year.
4 The Misses Eva Carley, Their
esa Dorsh, Marjorie Lowe, Rene
i Parker and Mrs. Phillips were
| Sunday dinner guests at the home
/ of Rev. and Mrs. Frank Durant
i Mrs. Durant accompanied them
| to Billings and returned late that
evening.
| On complaint of Olive Anderson
/ Sol Reed Of Bearcreek was arrest
/ ed Saturday charged with disturb
| ing the peace. Reed is alleged 20
/ have shot Anderson's dog on the
| public highway. Reed is now out
/ on bonds, and the case will prob
ably be heard before Justice E. 3.
| Provinse later in the week.
The Po-Va-Dee Five Hundred
club met for the last time this
season at the home Of Mrs. Jack
Lindsey last evening. Miss Gladys
Lindsey was awarded guest
prize, and high honors went to Miss
Jeane Fredericks and low to Mrs.
Emma Rusk. After an evening of
cards, the guests repaired to the
Busy Bee Cafe for refreshments.
Stop spoilage, loss and worry.
We install show cases and coolers.
Turn your old ice box into Mechan-
ical Refrigeration. We make re-