The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-01-08

DIS one OF Tie DeSl SCllOldIS Ill Ille
Bozeman institution.
The date of the annual mems
community banquet, sponsored by
the men of the Congregations
church, has been tentatively sci
for Monday evening, February 8
Definite announcement will be
made in the near future.
Angelo Bartov departed Friday
to join his parents in Wilkeson
Washington. The Bartoy family
moved to the west coast from RED
Lodge about 2 years ago, where
Mr.. Bartoy is engaged in coal min
ing.
Miss Sara Brophy left Rec
Lodge for Billings Friday night
where she entrained for Chicago
to resume studies at Northwestern
University, after spending the hoii-
days with her parents here.
There will be no church service
at the Episcopal church Sunday al
the pastor, the Rev. Frank Duran1
will be in Big Timber. Sunday
school classes, however, will BIZ
held at the usual hour, 9:45 a. nj
Miss Elvera Nelson, former de
partment teacher a the Roosevelt
school, departed Friday for Elko
| Nevada, to resume teaching duties
at that place. She spent the holi
days with friends in this city.
Jessie Durant entertained ;
group of friends at an impromptl
party New Years night in cour
tesy to Mabel Croonquist, celebrat
ing her thirteenth birthday ami
versary. The guests enjoyed re
freshments and games.
The honor roll of students a
Eastern Montana Normal schoo
at Billings for the fall quarter in
cludes two from Carbon county
John D. Abrahamson of Roberts
who placed third, and Florenc,
Steele of Edgar.
Mrs. Harry Olcott was elected
president off the Episcopal Ladie'
Guild for the year 1881 Wednesday
Mrs. G.. C. Bowler was elected vice
president and Mrs. R. G. Martir
reelected secretary-treasurer. Mrs
Axel Nordstrom was hostess fol
the afternoon.
The Tuesday Night Bridge Cluf
met at the home of Mrs. Joe Greer
this week. Two tables were in play
Mrs. PEG Maddio captured high
honors and Mrs. Sam Carpenter
low. A dainty two course luncheon
was served by the hostess at the
small tables.
Miss Abigail Doran was the hon.
or guest at a bridge party on Tues
day night Of last week, rendered by
a group of friends. Two tables
of cards were in play with honors
going to Miss Doran, high, ant
Miss Edi Massa, low. Dainty
refreshments were served at a late
hour.
Harley w. Weydt, owner enc
operator of Harley's Shell Service
Station at the south end of Broad
way, has recently taken over the
Shell oil and gas agency for Rec
Lodge and vicinity and is we'll pre-.
pared to solve any fabrication
problem with large variety anc
supply of Shell products.
C'has. Bum was dismissed from
Adams Hospital Monday and was
taken to his home in the Luther
district. Mr.. Bum has been g
patient in the local hospital anc
also in Billings, suffering from
severe injuries sustained in ar
automobile accident last summer
He is still confined to his bed.
Eighteen income tax refunds OF
more than $500 were awarded to
individuals and firms in Montana
during the fiscal year of 1880
according to rebate notices from
Washington. The Montana Coal
and Iron Company of Washoe re-
ceived an income tax refund OF
$649.
The usual two tables of bridge
featured the gathering of mem
bers of the Mt. Maurice Bridge
Club at the home of Mrs. George
Moses last Friday night. First
and second honors were won by
Mrs. Moses and Mrs. G. P. Reyes.
A lovely lunch was served by the
hostess.
Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts of Am,
erica, has adopted surprise fea-
ture for each weekly troop meet
ing. Scout Virgil Solso, assisted
by Scout Norman Weast, have pre-
pared a feature for next Monday
evening. The features will include