Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-10-19
CONTAINS
NEWS OF BELFR Y
Volunteer Scribe Submits
Local Notes, Remarks
From Clark's Fork

To The News this week comes 1
letterful of local stuff from Belfr,
town, %garnered, written and con.
tributed by n Don d. Wright
purveyor of education at the
Golden school, district So. Which
reminds us that The News has hao
no Belfry correspondent since
Mrs. Margaret Johnson left those
parts last June, and that regular
news again might be appreciated
by people there.
Don has battered out on his
typewriter a few pages of news
that sounds interesting, to say the
least. Here:
Messrs. Burns, Dawson, Harri-
son & Co, were on a fishing ex-
cursion up on Bennett creek last
Saturday. We haven't heard any
extravagant stories yet, but there
is plenty of time for that yet.
Lawrence Aber, principal of the
Washoe school, and John Abra-
hanson, Jr., who has recently at
tanned his majority, were down
the river after ducks Saturday
evening; it wasn't a propitious
day, the sights on their light artil-
lery were out of focus, and their
shells seemed to be charged with
face powder, so they returned
without doing any material dam
age. They wound up the week
end at the Abrahamson home in
Roberts.
On the other hand, Donald
Bunger, superintendent of the Bel
fry schools, has been quite sue
cessful in his quest for the web
footed birds, as he recently
brought down IL on one trip out.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller, son
Robert and daughter Burma, and
the Jackson family were shopping
in Billings Saturday. incidentally
they saw Harold Lloyd in Movie
Crazy"
Thon Miller has been offering
his services as a dentist lately.
He claims to be both efficient and
expeditions. Don't fail to call on
him, as his office is equipped with
a shiny new pair of pliers.
Fred Kelley was down flat on
his back over the week-end-he
was repairing Mr.. Shupak's trac-
tor.
The new daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. S. G. Porter has been enter
tanning many callers the past
week. She has been ably assisted
by her parents.
Mr.. Belden, manager Of the To-
cal Baldwin Lumber and Hard
ware Co., was delivering lumber
at the Burns residence last Sat
urday.
Buford Youst and John Under
man made a trip to the mountains
over the weekend in quest of deer.
In the meantime Mrs. Buford
Youst was visiting at the parental
George Youst home.
John Long returned from the
mountains highly elated with an
elk and a deer as evidence that
his craftsmanship is still up to
par.
Joe Andrews has returned to his
old stand at the service station af-
ter having been laid low with an
attack of tonsilitis for the past
two or three weeks.
Mrs. S. G. Porter was calling
on a number of friends Saturday
afternoon. Acting on a hint from
Mr.. Porter, she left little Mary
under his watchful guardianship
for a few hours.
Despite a rather nerve-wrack-
ing experience on the Washoe hill
last Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Higham were both back on the
street the next day, smiling as
big as life and twice as natural.
A representative of the Occident
Flour mills (Billings) put on a
BAKING demonstration at the B. F.
Ingram store last Monday and
Tuesday and as a result many To-
cal families will have to eat old
cake and cookies under a new
name.
Mr.. Milliga has his new garage
and service station completed and
almost equipped, so he will soon
be ready to handle a capacity bus
mess.
Miss Thelma Promo of SentineI
Butte, N. D., has been visiting hel
relatives in this community, the
Promo and Seljak families.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Van Wrinkle
and family spent Sunday with the
j. Harry Wright family on the
Saltwater.
Chef Smith was in Bearcreek
Saturday for a load of coal.
After listening to President
Hoover's Cleveland speech many
of US were conscious of the fact
that someone had been stroking
his hair shirt the wrong way and
henceforth he intends to do a lit
tie backward stroking or his own
account. Watch the fur fly from