The Carbon County news., 1931-09-10

tended by the parents of the bride.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Sherman and
their daughter, Beverly Dawn, are
here from Great Falls to visit with
Mrs. Sherman's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Frankovich, Sr.
Guy e. Emery, manager of the
! Montana state chamber of COM
merce, was in Red Lodge several
days on business this week. His
headquarters are in Helena.
Mary Orler, Katie Piela, Jennie
Salono, Cleonice Favero and Katie
Pagliosotti were hostesses at
bridge party Tuesday evening,
complimenting Clara Nigro.
Rev. Frank Durant returned to
| Red Lodge Wednesday from Bill
ings, where he has been in charge
of the Episcopal church during
the absence of the rector.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Skinner and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Northrop drove
to Billings last weekend, where
they participated in the Midland
Empire golf tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mushback
have been visiting friends in Red
Lodge this week. Mr.. Mushback
is custodian of the State House in
Helena.
The Red Lodge city council met
in regular session Tuesday even
ing to dispose of routine business
and approve current bills and re-
ports.
The tabulation, in last weeks
News, of the poll in the Princess
election, included by mistake the
name of Ed Massa, which was
not listed on the roll of candidates.
We make apology.
The new Red Lodge swimming
poll, corner Grant and nth, under
the management of Matt Kovach,
will be open Saturday at one o.
clock. Hours for Saturday and
Sunday 100 to 500 in the after
noon; evenings ZOO to 1900 27-1t
A gasoline explosion caused a
fire in the Dan Dimich establish
ment on Broadway avenue Tues
day. Prompt response to call
by the city fire department pre-
vented damaging fire from oc-
curing.
New Berets for Misses, Women
and Children. Now shown by The
Foltz Co. 27-1t |
The new Red Lodge swimming |
poll, corner Grant and 18th, under |
the management of Matt Kovach, |
will be open Saturday at one o.
clock. Hours for Saturday and |
Sunday loo to 500 in the after
noon; evenings 700 to 1900 27-1t |
The Misses Rachel Puumala and
Ina Hannula returned to Red
Lodge last Thursday from Lake
Hotel, Yellowstone park where
they were employed the past sea-
son. They expect to leave in about
a week to accept employment at
Arrowhead Springs, winter and
summer resort near Los Angeles.
A group of young women, most
of whom are girls who will leave
Red Lodge shortly to attend
school elsewhere, were entertained /
Tuesday evening at a dinner at
Burton's cafe, followed by an ev-
ening of bridge. Mary Naretti,
Dorothy Davis, and Helen McCabe
were hostesses.
The best ready-to-wear glasses
sold by K. N. Koski, 123 S. Broad
way. 43-tf
On complaint of L. H. Mclean,
forest ranger of the Beartooth div
ision, Joe Mckenzie was arrested
last Monday on charge of care
lessness with fire in the National
forest, it being said that McKen-
zie left a camp fire burning in the
woods. Justice of the Peace E.
B. Provinse named Friday as the
day for his preliminary hearing.
There is to be a meeting of the
Red Lodge chapter of the Order of
DeMolay at the Masonic Temple
tonight, held for the purpose of
officers for the coming
year, and outlining the chapters
program Of activities for the win
ter. All advisory board members
are asked to be present at the
The new Red Lodge swimming
pool, corner Grant and 18th, under