The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-05

tendent of schools with petition
seeking the creation of a new
school district, to be known as the
Bostic school district, in accord.
ance with provisions of the Revised
Codes of Montana; and to be Gre
ated out of a portion of school
district No. 2 (Bridger). The
signatures of as appeared on the
petition.
Miss Edi Massa left Red Lodge
| Thursday for Laurel where she
entrained for Seattle where she
will visit a brother, Ledio Massa,
for short time, and continue to
San Francisco, California to Wis
it with her sister, Mrs. Francis
Ross. She was accompanied to
Laurel by her parents and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Massa and
Mary Massa; John Hudak and
Hugh McLuskie.
A public auction sale is to be
held at the J. A. Ennis ranch near
Boyd on Tuesday, February II.
Farming machinery, horses and
household goods will be auctioned
off by Col. Moore. The sale will
begin after noon lunch. The En-
mis- ranch is located a mile west
and a half mile north of Boyd. Mr.
Ennis was in the county seat Mon
day to order printing of auction
sale bills, which will be distributed
in the near future.
Miss Minnie Francone was honor
guest at a party last night, the
occasion being her ninteenth bir
thday anniversary. Her mother
Mrs. Mary Francone was hostess
and served dainty refreshments a
a late hour. Miss Francone rec
eived many pretty gifts. Tit
guests were Mrs. Barney Cobetto
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Rossetto ant
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cobetto
and family, Joe Cobetto, Elme
Toffer and the honor guest.
C. R. Schmidt was reelecte,
principal of Carbon County ,Higl
| School for the ensuing year b,
board members in session las
Thursday night. W. C. Ball wa
reelected president of the higl
school board, and Miss Elizabet
| Duffield, county superintendent 0
schools, was named secretary
Other board members are EN-
Heikkila of Roberts, w. H. Bunne
of Belfry, H. P. Cassidy, Fran
McCleary and O. ]. Simmons 0
Red Lodge.
E. C. Russell was a bushes
caller in the county seat fror
Luther Wednesday,. Mr.. Russell j
one of Carbon county's pioneer set
tiers, coming to this part of tn
country from Ohio almost half
century ago, in 1884. His farm i
located on Butcher creek, on til
/ rood frn,,, i T +L,o,, m Doeaoo II
stated that Luther citizenry wer
highly pleased to hear frecen
| favorable legislative action on tn
proposed Red Lodge-Cooke Cit
road project.
County Assessor Floyd Gebo retu
ned Saturday from Helena wher
he attended a meeting of the Moi
tana Assessors Association las
4 week. Forty-five of the total as
ISOLATION membership of Sc asses
, ors We're present at the meeting
which was the first since Januar
1929. Discussions were devoted t
consideration of the sheep and cal
tie schedules, and those adopte
are substantially lower, partiC
ularly on sheep, than those of las
. year. The valuation of beef cattl
is determined by actual marke
quotations as of noon on the frs
Monday in March.
y
Mrs. Julia O'Connor entertaine
at a series of bridge parties at he
home this week, the third one t
be given today. She was hostcs
at one o'clock luncheon Tuesday
Bridge honors went to Mrs. Waite
Helm, Mrs. ]. G. F. Siegfriedt an
Mrs. Dell Hatch. A six-thirt
) bridge dinner was given Wednes
) day evening. Honors were ca
) tured by Mrs. R. G. Martin an
Mrs. G. R. Schmidt. Three table
of cards were in play at each ses