The Carbon County news., 1931-07-23


Congregational church service
will be held as usual next Sunda.
at eleven o'clock. There will b,
nc service during the month o
August. worship to be resumed the
first Sunday in September.
Before Justice of the Peace E
b. Provinse, Monday, Tex Camp.
bell of Billings pleaded guilty tc
a charge of disturbing the peace
I and received suspended sentence
of sixty days in Jail, and costs.
e. B Shelley and Richard AL
berta, delegates to the Eagles
state convention in Helena last
week, returned Saturday night.
Glad to get back out of the heat
IN the rest of the state" they said.
W. E. Pinkney, Rex Lloyd, and
Frank Coleman, of the Montana
Power company were in Red Lodge
yesterday in the interests of the
company. Mr.. Lloyd expects to
be located here for about week.
A five foot rattlesnake, found
on the tracks of the Montana, Wy
oming & Southern railroad near
the Oliver hill was reported by G.
Burnell, engineer of the local train
on that road, in Red Lodge We'd
nesday.
Marriage licenses We're issued
this week to Everett A. Smith, of
Billings. and Edna May Tyrell, of
Lamont, Iowa. Sidney M. Pea
son, of Billings, and Marie Sphinx,
of Boyd, have also been granted
license.
L.W. Lyons and wife and dau-
ghter LaVerne, S. w. NAPLES and
family, and George Throop spent
four days last week at Cooke City
and vicinity. They toured Yellow
stone park before returning last
Thursday.
In all due justice to the baseball |
team of Lowell, Wyo., The News !
wishes to mention the fact that |
Lowell was the winner of the ball |
game of July IL with Red Lodge,
instead of Red Lodge, as reported
last week.
Ford bug for sale; good running
condition; $25. David Gabrielson,
Red Lodge. 19-2tp
L. F. Vinal, official of the Nor
thern Pacific with a party of six,
was in Red Lodge recently. They
are now cruising various sections
of the Beartooth forest in a sur
vey of the railroad line holdings
in the region.
Mrs. H. A. Simmons and children
left by motor yesterday morning
to spend few days at Luccock
Park and at Chico Hot Springs.
They will attend the Epworth Lea
que Convention being held at Luc-
cock Park this week.
|
Good fishing on Beartooth lake
was reported by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W. Flashman, who with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Simpson and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Powers, Oakland,
Cal, have been in the Beartooths
during the past week.
Alfred Anderson and J. B.
Shandy, members of the school
board in the Cow creek region,
we're business callers.
Among the Edgar visitors in
Red Lodge this week were John
L. M. Gibson, and Otto
eHSeH.
Tom Gillen is at home again, /
having returned to Red Lodge
from Missoula, where he
attended the Citizens Military
Framing camp at Fort Missoula.
Tom brought back a trophy cup,
which was awarded at the camp
IS prize to the best drilled cadet.
An application for United States
itizenship papers was filed Tues
ay by Tyne Aholo, native of
Finland and now a resident of
led Lodge. Cases on the natural
zation list will be reviewed this
all, when the district federal ex-
miner comes here in September
+ October. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy G. Lyle of
seattle, Wash, were visitors ir
ed Lodge Tuesday. Mr.. Lyle is II
upervisor of the Bureau of In Y
ustrial Alcohol of the u. S. Gov II
They were accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell Brown
II. Brown is Federal inspector of
rug stores.