The Carbon County news., 1931-09-17

Defed as AnnaDelle Ldntl, daugh- |
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lahti.
Ben Greenough returned Sun
day from Billins with a string of
horses that were used in the rodeo
events at the Midland fair. Turk
Greenough, he says, has lately |
been riding at the Douglas, Wyo.,
rodeo, and intends to make the
eastern shows this fall before re-
turning to his home here.
Glass activities at the Carbon
high school began last week with
the organization of the Senior
class for the school year. William
Blazevich has been elected to head
the Seniors as president this year.
Adeline Jarussi was named sec
retary, and Tenho Liedes was ell
ected treasurer of the class.
The Red Lodge fire department
received a call to take care of
blaze on the west side Monday
when a wood shed on the property
at Is Willard avenue was fired by
an unknown cause. The city fire
truck responded promptly to the
call, but arrived to find that Ma
Lindsey had already controlled the
flames by use of garden hose.
A photo by w. w. Flashman is
carried in the October issue of
Field and Stream, having a prom
inent place in an advertisement of
the Enterprise manufacturing COM
rany. The view shows Flash, with
John Simpson and George Pow
ers of California, displaying an.
unusual catch of fish made at
Beartooth lake.
Good fishing at Black Canyon
lake was reported by Joe Miller,
who caught his limit there last
Friday and Saturday. On the pre-
ceding week, John Jarussi and the
Romersa boys made fair catch
in Black Canyon, but claim that
their catch was stolen before they
had a chance to display it.
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Saturday evening at the Psenda
home in Red Lodge, the marriage
, of Andrea Maschero and Madeline
P5enda was solemnized. Justice of
the Peace E. B. Provinse perform
ed the ceremony, with Teresa Fer
rando and Pete Fernando in atten-
dance upon the couple. Many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Mashch-
ero attended the wedding to offer
their good wishes to the pair.
Rachel Puumala, Ina Hannula
and Ina Herosmaa departed We'd
nesday morning for West Yellow
stone by car where they entrained
foG southern California. They were
accompanied to West Yellowstone
by Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Puumala
and Rachael Puumala. The young
women will be employed during
the winter season at Arrowhead
Springs, near Los Angeles.
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Edward Hartwell of Billings,
junior forester in the service, is
in Red Lodge on official business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Mclaughlin
of SCOTS Bluff, Nebraska arrived
in Red Lodge Tuesday and are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Paul
Cartwright. Mrs. Mclaughlin is
a sister of Mrs. Cartwright. After
a visit of a couple weeks in Red
Lodge, vicinity, and Billings, Mr..
and Mrs. Mclaughlin will return
to their home in Nebraska.
Last rites for Martin Stachilski
were held at the Martin funeral
home Tuesday, Sept. Is; Rev. H.
Miller Scott conducted the SER
vices. Mr.. Stachilski died Sun
day, Sept. 13, at his place of duty
in the mountains back of Silver
Run peak. He was employed as
a herder by Alfred Eckle of Rob-
erts. Mr.. Eckle and G. H. May
brought the remains to Red Lodge
Monday, after difficult journey
over the mountain trails of the
upper West Fork.
Miss Estelle Provinse and Miss
Mayme Anderson entertained the
M. S. N. G. Alumna association
at the first meeting of the year
on Thursday with bridge din
ner at the Provinse home. There
were three tables Of bridge in play
during the evening, with honors
going to Josephine Flanagan and
Edna Johnson. Officers of the
Association elected for the com
ing year are: Sophia Hayha, pres
ident, Ellen McGuire, vice-presi-
dent, and Abigail Doran, secre-
tary treasurer.
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Only 25,OOO fish are left in the
Red Lodge hatchery after the
shortage of water Monday night
necessitated the dumping Of sew
eral troughs of minnows into Rock