The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-01-22

The long period of mild weather
was broken Friday when snow be-
gan falling, continuing fully "a
hours. The ground has been bare
in this vicinity for weeks, and the
snow is welcomed as the lack of
precipitation is being felt in the
water supply. The farmers have
been spared the feeding of their
hay supplies and feel that stock
can be carried through the remain
ing winter months successfully.
Three applications for admission
to citizenship in the United States
were filed in district court here
last week. Kjerstein Fladsett of
Bridger, a subject Of Norway, ap-
piled Friday. Andrea Maschero
of Red Lodge made application
Saturday. He is native of Italy.
Lucy Crtalic of Bearcreek, de-
clared she was subject of Yugo-
slavia, when she filed application
Tuesday.
The Red Lodge fire department
was called to extinguish flames in
an unoccupied frame house on
south Broadway, across the street
from the brick flats, about $3.50
Wednesday morning. The or 5
room building was badly ruined,
the interior being almost complete
ly burned 1t is the belief of the
fire chief that a blaze had been
smoldering in the building for
some time.
Articles of incorporation were
filed with the secretary of state
in Helena last Thursday by the
Midland Review of Billings, which
will conduct general job print
ing business. 1t is capitalized at
$4,000. Directors are Chester c..
and Bertha B. Hanley of Billings
and H. w. Woods of Red Lodge.
The Midland Review is a weekly
publication.
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County superintendent of schools
Miss Elizabeth Duffield has re-
ceived information from the state
department of education to the eff
feet that written examinations in
applied music will be conducted in
the various counties for teachers
desiring to procure certificates.
The examination will be held in
the office of Miss Duffield in Car
bon county February 2. Miss
Duffield will furnish information
to teachers interested in the writ
ten examinations, as well as ora
and technical tests.
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The benefit dance given by the
Italian Girls Victory Club at La
Dor Temple last Saturday night
netted the club $165.70 after or
chestra, advertising and printing
expenses were paid that totaleo
$4460. The entire net proceeds
will be forwarded to the Billings
Orthopedic hospital where it will
be used toward administering med
ical attention to crippled children.
The local union of Mine Workers
extended free use of the Labor
Temple, and the services of the
Melodians and printing and adver-
Using were furnished at reduced
rates.
| Red Lodge assembly No. ~
Rainbow Girls, elected and install
ed officers at Masonic Temple
Thursday evening. Ella Flashmar
was installed worthy adviser; IT.
ma Puutio, worthy associate advis
er; Elsie Rippinen, Charity; Doris
Clark, Hope; Eleanor Warila, Fai-
tn; Edna Pippenger, recorder; Vic
la Warila, treasurer; Tia Maxi
chaplain; Helen Lumley, outer oh
server; Minnie Sue Tooley, inner
observer; Ruth Lumley, choir diree
tor; Arlene Houten, musician; Yer
ne Stumpff, drill leader; Phyllis
Burns, red; Ina Maxi, orange
Jane Helm, yellow; Myrtle Jack
son, green; Jeanne Chapman, blue
Evelyn Wydt, indigo; Mary Dim
ich, violet. Joan Durant as in
stalling officer was assisted by
Chaplain Irene Lumley- Mrs. r
G. Martin is mother adviser.
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