The Carbon County news., 1931-09-17


Ladies' Aid, which is to be gen
eral Aid meeting next week.
Friends of Katie Piela compli-
mented her at dinner given at
Burton's cafe Tuesday evening, the
occasion being Miss Piela's birth
day anniversary.
Felix OFT, native of Russia,
and now a resident of Fromberg,
filed application for naturalization
papers yesterday at the office of
the district court.
DR.. E. NJ. Adams was called
to Roscoe last Saturday evening to
administer medical treatment to
Mrs. R. Higbee, who has been i'll
for the past week.
Club Weaver arrived in the city
last week from the Stewart ranch
in the Clark's Fork country, where
he has been employed this sum-
mer.
For Rent: Autumn pasturage
of 200 or $50 acres. so acres of un-
cut wheat and the rest extra fine
pasture. Martin Leeman, 511 N.
Platte, Red Lodge, Box 565. 28-1tp
John Kapor and son Mike, and
| daughters Anna and Dorothy, with
Joe Zuber and Lima Wertanen mo-
tored to the Tom Lazar ranch to
attend the rodeo given by the Bar
w outfit Saturday.
Mrs. John Simpson entertained
at her home last Thursday in hon
or of Vernetta Mcintosh. Three
tables of bridge were in play, with
honors being taken by Virginia
Schwin and Helen Kampinen.
| Olaf Jackson, employed at the
Morrison-K Knudsen road camp, sew
erely injured his hand while. en-
gagged in blasting work last week,
and was forced to come in for
surgical treatment.
| The small daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Boggio of Luther un-
derwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at the Adams hospital in
Red Lodge last week, and is said
to be doing nicely now.
| The Congregational church will
enjoy an informal visit of the sup
erintendent of the Montana Con-
gregational conference, Rev. Cla-
ton S. Rice, Wednesday evening,
| October 7.
Mrs. Harriet Littlefield left
| Wednesday for her home in Boze-
man after spending the summer at
| Red Lodge with her sisters, Mrs.
| H. Richel and Mrs. w. B. Hasel
ton.
| Miss Elizabeth Duffield, county
superintendent of schools, was Wis
| iting school houses in various Sec
tions of the county this week,
completing survey of the educa-
| tional system.
| W. H. Roster, ranger formerly
engaged in the Beartooth division
| has been transferred to the Gard
ner ranger station near the Vel
lowstone park. He left Friday for
his new post.
| A warrant was issued Monday
for the arrest of one William
Webb, on complaint before E. B.
Provinse by Sam Samarzich, who
reported the theft of Is gallons of
gasoline, quantity of oil, and var
ious tools.
Margaret Whitehead was host
ess to the members of the B. and
B. bridge club Monday evening at
her home. Honors for the even
ing were awarded to Mrs. John
Radosevich, Mrs. John Fenolia,
and Miss Mary Orler.
Sam Taggart, we'll known Civ
il war veteran Of Red Lodge, went
to Des Moines, Iowa, last week.
While there he will attend the ma
tional convention of the GGand
Army Of the Republic, and visit
with his sister, who resides in
Des Moines.
At a dinner party Tuesday ev-
ening at the Methodist Episcopal
church, the Ladies' Aid honored
Rev. H. w. Woods as he began an
other year in the ministry of the
Red Lodge church. About rs mem
bers Of the church attended to
compliment the pastor and his
wife.
The shovel and-axe rule is still
in effect in the Beartooth forest,
according to L. H. Mclean, ran
er, in spite of impressions received
by many people that the rule had
been lifted. 1t was announced that