The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-19

pin and Horace Trythall of Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beeklin
were here from Bearcreek, Friday,
visiting at the home of Mr.. Beck
Inns parents, MIR. and Mrs. Chris
Becklin. Miss Madeline Becklin
accompanied them on their return.
Reliable man wanted to call on
farmers in Carbon County. Won
derful opportunity. Make So to
$50 daily. No experience or CAP
ital needed. Write today. McNESS
co. Dept. H, Freeport, Illinois.
50-1t
John Mauch and family arrived
here last week from Hardin. Mr..
Mauch has been farming in the
Little Horn valley for some years,
and expects to locate near Red
Lodge.
Initiation of the James J. Davis
class of candidates will feature
the Moose Legion Frolic at Ross
eta Hall Saturday night. Mem
,ers from Miles City, Billings, Lau-
rel and Roundup, comprising dis
tIict SO will be present.
Local 1854, Loyal Order of
Moose, held their annual ball at
the Rosetta hall, Saturday night,
February IA. About rs couples at
tended. Music was furnished by
the Moose orchestra and a plate
| luncheon was served at midnight
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Members of the Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls and DeMolay will
be guests of the local Masonic or
der at their eighteenth annual ban
quet and ball, to be held at the
Masonic Temple tomorrow night
| y
Miss Marie Favero and Miss
Agnes Ardissono entertained Tues.
day evening at bridge party
Four tables were in play. Higi
prize was Won by Miss Frances
Sconfienza and low prize by Mrs
! William DeBourg. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
E. E. Lofgarn and DR.. G. M. Rus
sell, both of Billings, were speak
ers at the Masonic educational pro
gram held by the local chaptel
last evening. A dozen members
from Bearcreek attended the meet
ing. Light refreshments were ser
we'd.
| H. H. Maynard arrived on las
Tuesday from Roundup to worl
in the Red Lodge branch of thu
Safeway Stores. He was trans
| ferred here from the Roundup
store for an indefinite period. MI
| Maynard is well remembered il
Red Lodge, having formerly work
cd in the local store which he lief
last April.
'Turk" Greenough arrived Sun
day from Hardin, where he spen
q few days enroute home fron
Denver. Turk" was a partici
pant in the recent rodeo durine
/ the Denver livestock show, and ex
poets to leave soon to participate
in similar exhibition at the For
| Worth stock show.
Mrs. M. w. Potter of Seattle lief
Monday for Joliet after spending
two weeks in Red Lodge, renew
ing former acquaintance. Mrl
Potter expects to return to he
Seattle home in the near future
Mr.. Potter is employed at the Doe
ing air fields in mechanical capa
city.
E. w. Talmage of the Talmage
Sayer company of Joliet, was el
ected president of the Montan;
Implement mad Hardware Asso
citation at their annual convention
in Great Falls last week. Mr.. Tai
! mage, who is mayor of Joliet, sue
ceeds Martin c, Grinde as the asso
cations president. Billings wa
chosen as the 1882 convention city
Residents of Red Lodge ant
vicinity who are DESTROYS of at
tending the Montana high schoo
basketball t Quincy at Bozemar
March II to IA, may procure spec
ial fare-and-one-third tickets 70
the excursion, according to bulle
tin of the Northern Pacific railway
The reduced rate will be in effec
| from March T to IA, with a fina