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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17

dia Y dost' veT'kom pocte v IA
lifornii a ma pobrezi Ticheho oce
anu, kde sa pestuje ovoeie d ze,
lenina. Pocet malych fariem vzrs
stol tiez vo vychodnej ciastkt
krajiny. Zovseobecnenie automo.
bilov a zlepsenie hradsktch dale
vzkrsnlt' mnohym 1nalym far.
mann al Y priemyslovych distrik.
toch, kde niektore Z tychto fa-
riem sd vlastnene robotnikmi a.
lebo obchodnikmi. Mnohf Z tych,
to ''obojzivelnych farmarov', .,
ko sl niekedy nazyyani, sberajd
so svoiich poll dost' 1rody, aby
mohli vyhovet' vsetkym kvalifi-
kaciam dobrych farmarov.
Automobil' NAL omnoho vacsi
vplyv ma vzrast poetu malych fa-
riem, nez traktor ma vzrast po.
ctu fariem vei'kych. Traktor a j.
ne moderne stroje hospodarske,
.jako al zlepsene zemedelske me-
tody, znemoznily krone toho
iestvovanie fariem vo vrchova-
tych chudobnych krajoch, pri-
vzdialenych Cd trhov, tym sni-
lily jake farmarsku populaciu.
tax al cenu pody.
Dane a hypoteky. Farmarske
kooperativne druzstva. Skolsky
system ma vidieku doznava po-
slednych rokoch znacnej zmeny
k lepsiemu. v mnoho miestach u
st1pily .typicky vidiecke skoly
modernym, dstrednym skolam,
do ktorychs prichodia ziaci al 70
vzdialenejsich miest skolskymi
autobusami. Krone toho zmohly
sa mnohe okresy al ma pekne bu.
dovy sk6l strednych. Zdomacne-
ME automobilov ma americkofn
vidieku vyzaduje 81 zlepsenych
ciest a hradskycff, tax ze dnes uz
eajsi stvrtina vsetkych fariem io
spojena $ mestami betonovanv-
mi alebo .strkovymi hradskymi.
Dalsia tretina fariem ma cesty
aspon dobre upravene pre- trans
portaciu. Vsetky tieto zdokona.
lenia znamenajd prirodzene al
zvysene dane. Dane fariem vzra
silly "a posolednych patnast' ro.
kov celych 146 procent a ne
klesajd ami teraz, kedv depresia
nemalou mieroli al americkych
farmarov postihla.
Zvysene dane ST objasnovan6
zvysenymi vydavkami ma skoly,
cesty a inc zdokonalovania far
marskych distriktov, ME s1 vsak
dosledkom stlpania ceny fariem
v poslednom desat 'roei cena ia
riem naopak znacne klesla. V
mnoho juznych a stredozapad.
nych Statoch klesla eena farmar-
skych pozemkov cd roku 1920 o
celych 40 procent, zatial' GO dlhy.
uvalene ma fanny, neprestajne
vzrastajt. Farmarske hypoteky
(morgice) vztastly 20 $780,
100000 dolarov roku 1920 ma g.
468, 100000 dolarov roku 1928.
Hypoteky ma niektore farmy kry-
j1 takmer pint ich cenu, fakt,
ktory poskytuje vysvetlenie, pre-
co v poslednej dobe tol'ko far
marov ztraca svoje farmy v exc
kuenom predaji alebo je n1tene
ich predat'. Vsetky farmarske
hypoteky ma sest' a pol biliona
dolarov s1 vydane ma majetok
(pozemky a staviska) v Gene 81
bilionov dolarov.
Najpotesitel' zjavom v
americkom zemedelstve je nepre.
stajny vzrast kooperativnych
druzstiev. Snaha farmarov, or
ganizovat' sa vtspolky, datuje sa
cd cias obcianskej vojny, kedy
vzkrsla prva farmarska organi-
zacia, tax zvaYia Patrons Of
Husbandry', lepsie znama pod
menom "Grange" Miestne spoil.
ky,.. : ktprych, mnohe vlastnia
svoje spolkove bndovy (Grange
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
zAUJfMAvE OTAZKY IA
ODPOVEDE.

AkAOJ 1l1kA AZ Fl O1kAZsA = IA
ODPOVEDE.
zadov6xenie odprisahanych pre-
hlkseni svedkov pri naturalizacii.
Otazka: v pominulych piatich
| rokoch I'll som tri roxy ' New
Yorku, jedon rok v Pennsylvania
a jedon rok v Kalifornii. Povc-
dali mi, ze ak chcem nadobud-
nut americkeho obcianstya, bu-'
de mi treba zadovazit' 81 odrrisa.
hane prehlasenie svedkov z kaz-
deho toho statu, v ktorom som Y
poslednych piatich rokoch sa zdr
ziaval. .Jakym sposobom mann 81
tieto prehlasenia zadovazit'?
Odpoved': ziadatel' americke
obcianstvo musi West dyoch
svedkov, ktori mozu 2 vlastnej
zk1senosti dosvedeit', ze ziada-
tep je obyvatel'om Spojenych
Statov okresu, ktorom poda.
va svoju ziadost'.
v tom prfpade vsak, ze. ziada-,
tel nezil celych pat rokoy v O.
krese, v ktorom podava >vcju
Eiadost', m6ze byt' jeho pobyt v
ostatnych miestach, jako al jeho
bezlhonny charakter dosvedeenf
bud odprisahanymi prehlascnia..
mi dvoch svedkov kazdeho mie-
sta, kde I'll, bud tistnym svedec-
tvom tychto svedkov.
So zadovazenim tychto prehla-
semi nerobte 81 ziadnych vel 'kych
starosti. Ysetko, co yam treba
vykonat' je, ze date naturalizac-
nemu vysetrovatel'ovi mena a ad-
resy tych osob, ktore mozu vas
pobyt v otaznych miestach do.
svedcit'. Rozumie sa, ze musite
tieto osoby 0 tom upovedomit'.
Naturaliza6ny vysetrovatel' OBJ
stara 81 pozatym sam vsetky po-
trebne prehlasenia vasich sved-
kov.
Kupovanie fariem "a prispenia
Federal Land Bank.
Otazka: Venoval som sa poll
nohospodarstvu starom kraji
cely svoj zivot. v Spojenych Sta
toch som uz niekol'ko rokov, no
doteraz sa mi este nepodarilo XII
pit 81 farmu, ponevac nemam
dost' penazf. Pocul som, ze fede-
ralne pozemkove banky financu-
j1 nastavaj1cich farmarov tym,
ze i'm poskytujd pozicky ma "a
kdpenie fanny. Ci sa to zaklada
ma pravdef
Odpoved': Nastavaj1ci farmar
musf predovsetkym mat dosta.
tocne vel'ky kapital, aby sam
m0hol zaplatit' hoe len ciastku
k1pnej ceny, zpravidla jednu tre
tinu a niekedy al viac, krone
toho nadostac penazi, aby mohol
zaokryt' vsetky trovy hoe len do
bud1cej trody. Federal Land
Bank moze poskytn1t' svoju po-
moe zpravidla prostrednic-
tvom miestnych Farm Loan As
sociations nastavaj1cim far
marom iba v takych prfpadoch.
v ktorych ide o poskytnutie p6-
zicky ma prv1 hypotekn.
N&rodne bohatstvo q n&rodnk
prijmy.
Otazka: Cujeme vel l'mi mnoho
o tom, ze Amerika je "najbohat.
Sou krajinou ma svete" al "a te-
rajsej hroznej hospodarskej krf-
Lzy. Ci sa zaklada toto tvrdenie
ma pravdei Jake je narodne boz
hatstvo narodne prijmy Spoje-
nych statov'
Odpoved': Narodne bohatstvo
spojenych Statov, do ktoreho je
zahrnuta cena p6dy, stavanf, "a
riadenf priemyselnych podnikov,
zeleznic, osohneho. majetku atd'.,
bolo ocenen6 +. 1880 ma 1927 BIZ
lionov dolarov narodne prijmy
| ma n bilionov dolarov. To boil
/ pokles 8.9 proc. narodnom
kolc xclro = - 1C ,1nons :, ~>S-nI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17


Jedneho vecera vysla Tereza;
ktora sa medzitym bola vydala a
domohla sa blahobytu, vel'keho
obchodneho domu zavolala ma
taxi.
Sofer zastavil voz ma pokraji
chodnika. Tereza len t'azko pre-
konala svoje prekvapenie. Pred
jej ocami zjavil sa obraz vznese-
neho mlza, ktory 81 nedbale po-
hraval so svojimi chrtmi, medzi-
.tym 60 ona zimnicneN eakala, ke-
dy ju prime knihovni. Nebolo
pochybnosti: boil to prime.
Ste k slnzbams pytala sa.
Ano, prisyedeil sofer, ami
hlavy neobratiac.
Rue de Rennes cislo II.
Ked' sa auto zastavilo pred O.
znaeenym domom, vyskocila Te-
reza ma chodnfk.
Pockajte ma, k6zala.
a on cakal. Cakanie vSak stale
- coskoro dnavntm q nAkonec.
nym. Zal 'ahol vecer, chladn5 sep
tembrovy vecer.
Sofer 81 vyhrnul golfer q eakal
% stoickfm pokojom M navrat
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28
BOOSE BY
OFFICERS OF D

Officers of the Moose lodge No.
1854 held q banquet at Burton's
cafe Saturday evening in honor of
Albert Boose, who departed with
his family this morning for Ros-
Ign, Wash.
Mr.. Boose was vice-dictator of
the local lodge during the past
year, his going creating a vacancy
in the office. He has been active
in lodge work here and his alb
sence is regretted by his brother
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boose and their
son Dickie, accompanied by Mrs.
Bertha Fogelman, left this morn
ing by auto for their new
home in Washington. They were
the Inspiration for many social af-
fairs before their departure.
E. P. Conwell acted as toast
master at Saturdays banquet. Adj
dresses were given by Mike Dim
ich, John Castagne, Charles lack
ley, Kayton Erznoznik, Art Mad
dox, Ted Schmitz, Steve Glotch,
John Kravitz, Dominick Rosetto
and Mr.. Boose.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28
DANCE N WORLD
r BROADCAST
ri TO BE v

Another dance will be held in
the Labor temple Thursday night
by "Sam and his Music, on the
strength of a growing apprecia-
ton of the entertainment offered
in Red Lodge for the first time.
Further entertainment is being
offered today and for the rest Of
the week by Sans presentation Of
the World Series. With q radio
hooked onto powerful reproducers
and amplifiers, games will be re-
ceived daily. Admission is free to
those who wish to drop in at the
ball during the day and listen to
play-by-play reports of the base
ball classic. Announcements start
coming in at IL o'clock every
morning.
Dance music by electrical re-
production was introduced here
last week when L. N. (Sam) Car
main wired the Labor temple for
sound. Long in use in dance halls
of larger cities, the idea has be-
gun to prove out as a popular one
here, as shown by the number at
tending the Tuesday night session
at the Labor temple.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28
CITIZENSHIP CLASS
rs ORGANIZED HERE

Half a dozen people attended
the first citizenship class conduct
ed by the B. P. o. E. at the Elk's
club Monday night. More are ex-
pected to enroll for the course ac-
cording to S. C. Merriman. chair
man of the educational committee,
and all people, whether citizens or
unnaturalized, r invited to at
tend.
The class is meeting every
night, with the exception of Sat-
urdays and Sundays, at the Elks
club. Those who are tentatively
scheduled to give instruction dur
ing the six weeks course are Mr..
Merriman, Axel Nordstrom, H. B.
Field, 0. j. Simmons, Leo Spogen
and H. A. Simmons.
The instructors invite attend
ance, whether the student IL q
candidate for citizenship this year
or not.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

CONTINUED from Page u
they remained a few yeads. They
moved successfully to Lafayette,
Colo, Dietz, Wyo, Carbon county,
Mont, and finally in 1898 to Car
bonado, then a booming coal min
ing camp near Joliet.
When the Carbonate mines
closed he took up a homestead and
engaged in farming until about ID
years ago, when he retired from
active work. Since the death of
his wife he had made his home
with his son.
1t is doubtful if there was a man
in the Boyd community who had
more loyal friends than Mr.. Ward.
A pioneer in every sense of the
word, he represented the highest
class of Christian citizenship. He
was an exemplary citizen of the
Boyd community, in his family a
good and kind father, and among
his neighbors a helpful friend.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

Continued from page II
partment will not be able to hear
requests for recreational or COM
There will not be many tracts
suitable for location between Red
Lodge and the plateau top, due to
the sparsity of timber in the Rock
creek cayonn. One group of sites
mercial locations.
may be located near Camp Allen,
and another group between Richel
lodge and the mouth of Hellroar-
ing creek.
1t is not likely that any camp
sites will he allowed in the immed-
late vicinity of Beartooth lake, the
nearest group to be located prob
ably at Island lake. The Twin lake
region may not be opened for To-
cation.
Existing camps and locations
will not be forbidden by the for
estry service, unless they are defi-
nitely Objectionable. No "eye-
sores" will be permitted along the
highway through the "new won
derland''. No structures will be
permitted within 200 feet OF the
highway, and it will be the gen.
eral policy to locate buildings be-
hind natural Green of timber or
rock.
In granting permits for loca-
tions, priority will be given in the
following order: public camp
grounds, health, school and resort
camps, utilities, private club
camps, and private family camps.
Public utility concessions for
stores, garages and gasoline sta
tions will be limited in number,
according to w. J. Derrick, Custer
forest supervisor.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28
APPRAISERS OF


w. J. Mulvaney Of the state
highway commission, in Red
Lodge Tuesday, said that if the
condemned lands on the Bridger
route were not appraised at too
high a rate, the commission would
cal! for bids on the project on
October IL. If the valuations
placed on the desired right-of-way
are too high and exhorbitant, he
said, "it is likely that the project
will be abandoned this year, and
for several years to come"
Final condemnation and judg-
ment was granted Tuesday on a
portion Of the state highway route
south of Red Lodge, first link of
the Red Lodge-Cooke road. Pro-
ceedings were filed against 8. j.
Oliver in the district court March
%.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28
FIRE AT FOx SCHOOL

Fire damaged the barn at the
Fox school, No. %, last Thursday
afternoon. The blaze was ex-
tinguished before any consider
able damage was done, although
two saddle horses belonging to
pupils were injured by burns. The
fire was believed to have been
caused by a careless smoker.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

Continued from Page IL
and equipment are being moved in
today, and the store will open for
business Saturday
D. HI. Larimore win resume his
position as local branch manager.
During the past year he has been
employed in the Billings store.
Business in the Billings terri
tory has advanced steadily each
month this year," said Mr.. Crane.
prices on a great many staple
items are advancing, against
which special furniture values are
being offered for October sales,
the company's stores in Montana
alone having spent $350.000 for
special sale merchandise"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28
Classified


We HAVE EN- A complete
line of gas heaters and ranges.
Also gas conversions for hot wa
ter or hot air furnaces and steam
boilers. We do any kind of gas
work, all kinds of tin work. Red
Lodge Plumbing and Heating Co.,
Henry Albert, phone rs. 28-tf
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

STRAYED-1 black saddle horse
about June / on the Ed Lorash
ranch, Boyd; branded JCC on
right shoulder, rs on left
thigh. Owner may have same by
paying for this ad and pasture.
29-2t
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

A. E. Madsen motored to Bill
Iings Sunday to return with Mrs.
Madsen, who spent a few days in
he Yellowstone city under a doc
care.
Misses Esther Durant and Hell
en- Vazanko, Emil Madison and
Bob Simpson motored from Belfry
evening to attend a show
IN Red Lodge.
Mrs. Julia O'Connor and Miss
Betty departed Tuesday for Chi
,ago, where Betty will resume
studies in the University of Chi
ago.
William Blazevich and Clinton
Daniels of Luther, Carbon County
school graduates of '32, went
10 Bozeman this week to matricu-
late in the State College.
John T. Kelly of Castagne, state
president of the Farmers Union,
was a caller IN Red Lodge last
in the interests of his
association.
Miss Elsie Rippinen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rippinen,
departed Sunday for Dillon to
take up normal work at the State
Dominick (Pay Day. Guintoni
returned Saturday from the yell
lowstone park, where he was en-
last summer by the trans
company.
C. C. Rowan made a coup on the
Red Lodge golf course Friday af-
ternoon. In practice play, he shot
a hole-in-one from the ninth driv-
ing green. j. G. Skinner verifies
the occurrence.
Nate Provinse and Phil Pollard
for Missoula Friday, to
enter the State University. Phil
is a sophomore this year, and Nate
is registering for the first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Burgess
were in town Wednesday, Mr.
Burgess coming to receive medi-
cal treatment for a badly cut jaw,
injured while Mr.. Burgess was at
work at the Dry Creek oil field.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Mcdonald
with some friends from Billings
drove to the Morrison-Knudsen
camp Monday morning after q
brief visit with folks in Red Lodge.
Mr.. Mcdonald is manager of the
Fox theaters in Billings.
w. r. Crockett this week dis
played some prime apples grown
on his ranch IL miles north of this
city, near Roberts. He had some
excellent specimens of winter ap-
Piles, and some unusually large
crabs to show for the past season,
which was favorable to most crops
in the county.
Mrs. Helena Hay, past grand
chief TO the Pythian Sisters in
Montana, was pleasantly sur
prised Friday afternoon by the
past chiefs of the Red Lodge tenn
pie at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Jacobson. After an afternoon
spent in telling fortunes" a pot
luck luncheon was served. The
honor guest received a lovely gift
.
Johnny Albert and Elmer Bow
len motored to Bozeman Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Albert
Elmer is starting hi third year
at the State College this fall, ane
young John is entering as a fresh
man in the mechanical engineer.
ing department. Sheriff Albert
reported on his return that the
road from Columbus to Bozemar
had been completely oiled and is in
very good driving condition.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

James Lewis of Billings called
on Red Lodge friends Sunday.
]. Kelly, Hardin banker, was a
visitor here Sunday.
Alice Lumley was a home visi-
tor from her school work in
Bridger.
Mrs. Francis Powers and infant
daughter were dismissed from the
Adams hospital last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lackey of
Choteau were visiting friends in
Red Lodge Tuesday.
Leo Jahnke of Joliet was a bus
mess visitor in Red Lodge Mon
day.
Jack Gerondale has departed
for Milwaukee, Wis, to matricu-
late at Marquette university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cornelio
and John Cornelio left Thursday
for Rochester, Mimi.
Leo Hasterlik returned Friday
from Great Falls, where he had
spent several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Anderson of Joliet
was a weekend visitor at the R.
G. Martin home in Red Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore en-
tertained a group of friends last
Saturday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Byron Bell Of Jol-
let were visitors at the j. Geron-
dale home in Red Lodge Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Yegen, Jr.,
of Billings called at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chapman Sum
day.
George Gardner and Mrs. c. H.
Marsh of Billings wer visitors
Monday at the X. w. Skeen home
in Red Lodge.
Roy Hicox reported snow in the
mountains when he came down
Thursday from Camp Beartooth.
He returned this morning.
Oscar Palmer was one of the
many Billings folks in Red Lodge
Sunday, having motored up Sat-
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barsberry with
Miss Dorothy Nordstrom and Jes-
she Durant made a business trip
to Billings Saturday.
Miss Phyllis O'Connor has re-
turned for the school year at the
College Of st. Catherine at st
Paul, MINI.
James Brophy started q motor
trip Sunday to Houghton, Mich.
where he will resume his studies
at the Michigan School of Mines
j. H. Fitzgerald, of the Merg,
enthaler Linotype company at Sar
Francisco, Calf, was q Red Lodge
caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tenant OF
Long Beach, Calf, are visiting ir
Red Lodge with Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Gebo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bartlett anc
Mrs. Bartlett's mother, Mrs. Top
were visitors from Kline at the
John Sanderson home Saturday.
G. G. Bowler, county commits.
sioner of Red Lodge, and C. E
(Cuz) Thompson, county CLERK
and recorder, were summoned te
Boise, Ida, last week as witnesses
in a court action there. Their re.
turn is expected this weekend.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

FOR SALE-Ford coupe, 1929
model; call at Elk barber shop;
113 N. Broadway. Bolt
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

business session was conducted by
Miss Alice Bailey, president.
About rs members of the Red
Lodge chapter Of the Order of
Eastern Star attended the ami
versary meeting of the Joliet
Aloha chapter Thursday afternoon
at Joliet. The Red Lodge delega-
ton figured in the program by
presenting a gift to the Aloha
chapter.
Hubert Simmons went to Mis-
soula Friday, to begin studies in
the law school of the State Uni
versity. He received a bachelor
of arts degree at the University
last spring, majoring in English
and economics, with honors.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

Roy Hicox reported snow in the
mountains when he came down
Thursday from Camp Beartooth.
He returned this morning.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

Oscar Palmer was one of the
many Billings folks in Red Lodge
Sunday, having motored up Sat-
urday night.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

The Auxiliary of the American
Legion, Carbon post, will meet
Thursday evening at a dinner in
Olcott's cafe. Officials of the
state Auxiliary will be present at
this meeting, at which all quail
fled members are urged to be
present. Members are asked to
notify either Mrs. N. A. Stacey or
Mrs. Harry Moore of their inten-
ton to attend the meeting.
Miss Joan Durant motored to
Billings Sunday, ready for her
first years work at the Eastern
Montana Normal. She was accom-
panied by her mother and Miss
Ruth Lumley, who continues her
work at the normal school. Mrs.
Durant returned home Monday
with another daughter, Jessie, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. RENO Hill
for a few days.
Sixteen members attended a
meeting of the Red Lodge chapter
of the National Rotana club Mon
day evening. The gathering was
held as a dinner at Burton and
Mary's cafe. Miss Esther Smith
and Miss Mary Orler were host
esses for the evening. A short
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

There will be q Taxpayers meet
ing at Fromberg, Sunday, Oct. 2,
at 10 P. M. Pot luck lunch.
3O-1t E. w. Snyder, Sec'y.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

George Gardner and Mrs. C. H.
Marsh of Billings were visitors
Monday at the X. w. Skeen home
In Red Lodge.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

business session was conducted by
Miss Alice Bailey, president.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Barsberry with
Miss Dorothy Nordstrom and Jes-
she Durant made a business trip
to Billings Saturday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

Miss Phyllis O'Connor has re-
turned for the school year at the
College Of st. Catherine at st.
Paul. MINI.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

C. C. Rowan made a coup on the
Red Lodge golf course Friday af-
ternoon. In practice play, he shot
a hole-in-one from the ninth driv-
ing green. j. G. Skinner verifies
the occurrence.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Mcdonald
with some friends from Billings
drove to the Morrison-Knudsen
camp Monday morning after a
brief visit with folks in Red Lodge.
Mr.. Mcdonald is manager of the
Fox theaters in Billings.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

Nate Provinse and Phil Pollard
departed for Missoula Friday, to
enter the State University. Phil
is a sophomore this year, and Nate
is registering for the first time.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Yegen, Jr.,
of Billings called at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chapman Sum
day.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Burgess
were in town Wednesday, Mr..
Burgess coming to receive medi-
cal treatment for a badly cut jaw,
injured while Mr.. Burgess was at
work at the Dry Creek oil field.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bell Of Jol-
let were visitors at the ]. Geron-
dale home in Red Lodge Sunday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

Dominick PAY Day. Guintoni
returned Saturday from the yell
lowstone park, where he was en-
ployed last summer by the trans
portation company.
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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

w. r. Crockett this week dis
played some prime apples grown
on his ranch IL miles north of this
city, near Roberts. He had some
excellent specimens of winter APP
pies, and some unusually large
crabs to show for the past season,
which was favorable to most crops
in the county.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

MIR. and Mrs. Harry Moore en-
tertained a group of friends last
Saturday evening.