Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-09


Sam Long of Luther, Tuesday, at
the Adams hospital in Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Bow
man are parents of a husky boy
who was born Friday night at the
Bowman home.
Lawrence Wallace, Crandall
Greek youth, underwent an oper-
alton at the Adams hospital Fri
day morning.
Frank Alden, Wayne and Yule
Reese came over from Big Timber
this week for a visit with Red
Lodge folks.
Mrs. Carl Bustell and small son
Billie returned to their home in
Billings Wednesday. During their
two days of business stay in Red
Lodge they were house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rapp.
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Mrs. Frank Alden has spent the
past week visiting in Red Lodge.
"Peewee" has been directing an
orchestra at Hunters Hot Springs.
Mrs. Dell Hatch and Mrs. Joe
Gerondale entertained informally
Thursday afternoon compliment
tary to Mrs. Frank Durant, at the
home of the former.
Lou Maryott and Gail Nelson
were on a fishing trip Sunday to
East Rosebud and Slough lakes,
where, they say, there is more
than q foot of snow.
Don Mckenzie was among those
who drove up from Billings Mon
day afternoon to attend the Re-
publican rally and dance at the
Workers hall in the evening.
Announcement Of the marriage
of Mrs. Viena Cederberg, former
ly Viena Paavola, and William
Hyvonen, which took place at Liv-
ingston, October 27, surprised
their friends in Fox and Red
Lodge. They are making a tenn
porary home at Piney Dell.
Dominick Rossetto, having COM
pleted his consultation with doc
tors at the Mayo clinic at Roches-
ter, Mimi, returned home Monday
afternoon, accompanied by Mrs.
Rossetto.
At the regular meeting last
night of the Pastyme bridge club,
which met at the home of Mrs. Ed
Nordstrom, Miss Pauline Salona
and Mrs. Byron Whitcomb were
high scorers.
Mrs. Turner Harness and infant
daughter Roberta Louise have re-
turned to the Harness ranch at
Roberts, having spent the past
week at the home of Mrs. Harness
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kline Logan
in Red Lodge.
Among those who attended the
Carbon-R Roundup football game at
Roundup last Friday were Joe
Blaskovich, Chino Quilico, Henry
Schneider, Dagney DeBourg, Mary
Jane Walters, Paul Mcgowan, Dick
Laughney, Ed Wyatt, Bob Bailey.
Miss Helen Homer of Bearcfeek
returned Monday from the Shrine
ranch on Crandall creek. On her
return she displayed several ex-
c%ellent scenic paintings inspired
by the upper Clark's Fork country.
Mrs. H. H. Shrine returned with
her, to visit for a while at the
Homer residence.
Miss Mary Orler was hostess at
Burton's cafe to the members of
the Italian Girls Victory club fol-
lowing a brief meeting of the club
at the city hall Wednesday eve
ming. The business session in
cluded plans for an Armistice ball,
in cooperation with the American
Legion. Wabbie's orchestra has
been hired to supply the pep,
music and rhythm on November IL
at the Labor Temple. Miss Flora
Salvail will entertain the dancing
crowd with a military tap dance,
in keeping with the day.
Posters have been sent through
out the county by the members of
the Italian Girls Victory club an
%nouncing the 18th Annual Armist-
ice Day ball, which the girls are
sponsoring, in cooperation with
the American Legion, on Armist-
ice night, November II, at the
Labor Temple. "Wabbie" and his
band, who have been heard much
lately at dances, will play on this
night, with some new hot ones.
Miss Flora Salvail will further the
entertainment for the dancing
crowd with a speciality tap dance
number at II o'clock, announced
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