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La gaceta., 1932-07-28
SOCIALES
S%Wimming party

SWimming party
Muy divertida result6 la fies-
ia de rataci6n celebrada anoche
en- ell Tampa Aquatic Club por
les mismbros del C. O. S. Social
Club.
Ell premio al triunfador de los
lanzaynientos de fantasia, CO.
rrespondi6 al j6ven Teddy Sua-
rez, Y ell de velocidad a Jim
Mata.
Terminadas las competencias
sc inici6 un concurso de bale,
obteniendo ell primer premio en-
ell waltz, la Sra. Josefina Cola
do Y Teddy Suarez, y en- ell fox
trot la Srta. V. Vald6s Y ell j6-
ven Luis Garcia.
Muy interesante Ia ccmbina-
ci6n de fuegos artificiales que
como sorpresa les fue ofrecida a
los asistentes.
Entire estos recordamos a las
encantadoras Srtas. Nina Cola
90, V. Valdes, Lily Di Marco,
Jcsefina Colado, Violeta Perez,
Teresa Di Marco, Maria DeUmi
V Sra. Rosa Perez, y a los jove-
ros Luis Garcia, Mario Leon
Teddy Suarez, Jim Malta, Ben
NE Valdes, Tony Bruno, Leo
Guida, Frank Guida, FraSk No
Sc, Angelo FERNANDEZ, Charles
A,osta, Miguel Perez Y Jose Sa-
bella.
EXQUISITE Y explendido ell buff
fet.
Para ell lunes por la noche est
mismo grupo de j6venes ma a
nunciado ina fiesta que Sc veri'
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Sc ESPERA Ell CADANE&
DE TARAFA

Habana, Judo 2S.-Esptrase
hoy el arribo de los Estados Uni
dos del cadaver del coronel Jo-
Sc Maria Tarafa, que falIetiera
en- New York.
Nlenen acompanando q ca
daver, su hiio, 81 DR.. Jose Mi
guel Tatafa, y su amigo y Sc
crltarlo ST.. Jose Maria LaSa.
Tarafa era preSidente de va
rias de las mas impoItantes cor
poraciones de Cuba y cuando
muri6 IN I'm hotel de la gran ciu
dad, parecia sentirse bicn d. sa-
lud.
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EXPULSION DE LOS OBRE-
RIOS QUE NO SEAN DE COR
DOBA


Madrid, Julio 28.-Extraofi-
cialmente Sc ha dicho que ell go
bierno Sc opondra a un plan del
gobernador civil de Cordoba pa
ra expulsar de esa provincial a
los trabajadores que hayan We
nido de ctras Y esten actualmen
te desempenando puestos que ne
cesitan los obreros c~ordobeses.
Pasan de mil los trabajadores
del campo que han pedido ayu-
da al gobernador de esa provin-
cha.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

calde cree quedan dentro de la
ley de los 81, 100, 0OO, 900. firU-
ran la termination del te ro9'en
Tampa-Clearwater, que crmen-
cara Il. r, Davis y por falta de
fondos no pudiera terminar; la
edificaci6n de un EstIjio NUM-
.cipal con capacidad para 10000
personals, y un prestamo a la
Shipbuilding and Engen
ering Company, para Ii cons
trucci6n de un dique seco.
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APARECIO UN NUEVO Pc
-
RIODICO

Madrid, julio 28.-Ha CO.
menzad0 a publicarse. un nuevo
peri6dico que lleva Ell nombre de
"EI Popular, y aparentemente
sustituye en- las lides del perio-
dismo a Ell Impartial, suspend
do hace algunos meses pOr un
decreto del %gobierno.
La orientaci6n del nuevo dia-
rio es %contrario al estatuto de
Catalina.
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GESTIONES EN- FAVOR DE
UN0S MEDIC0S

Habana, julio 28.-Vienen
hacitndose gestiones en- favor
de los doctoreS Manuel Mencia,
Sanchtz Quiros, Zenon Zamo-
ia y Alvarez, a los cualps Sc en-
terara el pasado LINES, en- ell
Castillo del Principe. Sc les acu-
sa de conSpirar contra Ell gobier
no del p~reSidente Machado.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

Yo quiero MORN = gritaba
aver e. asesino del presidente
Doumer.
Conmovido, Ell jurado resell
vic declararlo culpable y ell
hombre morira en- ell patibulo
Pero Ell quiere que 10 fusi-
len, an lugar de guillotinadO.
lie GUSTAV las balas por "ca-
lentitas" y detesta la cuchilla
por su "aterradora frialdad."
Cesgraciadamente no sera
possible complacerlo, porque 81
tampoco consult6 a Doumer so
bre la clase de muerte que a
su excelencia lie agradaba,
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Ell DR.. GAR.
GA KOHLY

Madrid, julio 28.-En rso de
licencia embarcara para 81 pals
ell embajador de Cuta, DR.. Ma
rio Garcia Kohly.
Ell embajador atendera asun
tos personales durante SUI estan
cia en- la Habana.
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EN- Ell PAR
TIDO DE LERROUX

Madrid, julio 28.-Del par
lido de Lerroux Sc han separa-
do varios grupos, en- diferertes
lugares de Espana.
Ell mayor de los grupos hizo
su separation en- Tarragona,
por estimar que Lerroux indi-
rectamente combate ell ~estatutO
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

Habiendo el ayuntamiento a
probable la ordenanza por la
cual Sc prohibia q transito de
vehiculos TRADES por cab9Ilos,
en- las GALES de Tampa, los ciu-
dadanos Everetts Brooks y w.
j. Curr, a los cuales Sc habia de-
tenido guiando carros arrastra-
dos por caballos, fuerCn puestos
en- libertad y sobrcseidos les car
Pos que contra eIlos Sc habian
f0rmulad0.
Escuch6 las evidencias en- el
case el abogado Roger Watkins,
que sustituye provisionalmente.
en- la corte de policia a 81 hernia
no Tom.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

GC6mo explicar que los a
gentes federales hayan dete-
nido a 81 ''infractOres" de la
prohibition, apesar del calor?
Muy facilmente: Los hombres
del gobierno tienen va ell olfa.
to acostumbrado a descubrir
ell "wisky," 10 que no pasa a
los vigilantes y diputados, que
no "especializan."
La policia tiene que vigilar
y detener a los asesinos, ladro-
mes, borrachos, boliteros, "pi-
culinas," etc, y 10 mismo pasa
a los d~iputados del sheriff.
Los agentes de la prohibi :
ci0n Sc dedican exclusivamen-
te a contener ell trafico de be-
bidas Y de este su mayor habi-
lidad en- 'localizar" alambi-
ques, cargamentos y lugares
destinados a la diffusion de ia
"humedad.'"
GPor que extranarse de que
los expertos Sc anoten 81 pun
tos Y los inexpertos solo ocho
0 uno?
Els un grave error colocar q
los no specialists en- ell niv2l
de~l0s Que especializan.
Tn es2ecialista We 10 que un
"~profano' no puede yer y STEM
pre- We mucho mas que un pro-
fesional no especialiZado.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

Mr.. Logan ha puesto en- mo-
vimiento la "escoba grande'
para barrer la bolita, la pros
tituci6n y ell "wisky." Policias
de uniforme y no uniformados
Sc pondran hoy a perseguir a
los boliteros, meretrices Y con-
trabandistas.
Cuando ell competente jefe
hizo funcionar la ''barredera',
hace algunos amos, por ajustar
Sc a As ordenes que Sc lie die
ron, perdi6 ell puesto.
lie pasara ahora 10 miSmo?
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

A los viejos todavia les pa
rece "indecente" ESQ de que
las mujeres fumen c~igarrillo2.
Los j6venes han acceptable la
"desgracia" con estoicismo dig
no de mejor causa y cuando
quieren aconsejar a una nina
fumadora, la dicen: TIE huele
la bOca.... has fumad0 mu-
cho.
iEllo Sc lava" la boca y en-
ciende otro cigarrillO para
"~quitarse ell sabor de la pasta
de dientes."
La gaceta., 1932-07-28
CENSURAS A MELQUIADES
A

Madrid, julio 28.-Los sociS-
listas Y Observation-Disclosures alta
can ell discurso que recientemen-
tie pronunciara Melquiades Al
varez, ahora consagrado a la de-
fensa de las ordenes religiosas.
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En- st. Joseph Hall

,CeIebraran una simpatica
fiesta bailable, ei 10 de agosto,
los miembros del Hetairea Club
seg1n nos informa su active Sc
cretario, ell j6ven Herminio Ca
nal,
Los asistentes vestiran el ira
je tfpico de los campesinos, y la
fiesta estara amenizada pOr la
orquesta Indiana Aces.
Comenzara a las 8 y durara
hasta ell flo de media nOche.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

lie r0baron anteaye~ su auto
m6yil y dentro de 81 un aparato
de radio, a Jose Glamour, secre
tario de la camara de concrete
de Ybor. Chomoun tiene asequ-
ado el automdvil, que ee marca
La Sale, pero no Ell radiQ.
Cree que los ladrones saca-
"a ell coche, cuando 81 esq
.: <hgdo, sin hacer f~upcicnat
motor.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

Para perseguir a los vigias de
las casas de bolita en- la ciudad,
Sc invoc6 aver una antigua orde
nanza que prohibe a los wages
merod ar por lugares techados.
James Mirabella. a quien Sc vic
apretar un bottom en- el cafe de
la Gale Tampa, esquina a For
tune, fue encontrado culpable y
condenado a SIC de mu'ta. John
Henry, detenido dos veces, den
tro de pocos minutes, por tener
en- sus bolsillos numeros de bo-
lita, fu6 multado en- SOL. por ca
da case. Joe Vazlusz dotuvo a
Henry.
Jimmy Daniel Sc declare cul-
pable de possession de tickets de
bolita y page una multa de
S51. Este hombre fuG detCnido
en- eI cafe Napoles, en- la esqui-
ma de Tampa y Fortune.
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Juntd

Ell Sunlight Social Club eta
a todos sus miembros para la
iunta extraordinaria que ten
dra lugar el dia 2 del entrante
mes de agosto, en- los salones de
la Legion Americana.
Ell objective de dicha junta es
el de nombrar a la nueva mesa
que regira los destinos de la So
ciedad, por 10 que Sc ruega la
mas puntual asistencia.
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Ell SOVIET ELIMINA RES
TRICCIONES

Moscu, Julio 27.-Algunas
de las restricciones que ell 60
bierno habia establecido, pro-
hibiendo a los campesinos la
venta' de sus productos, han
sido suprimidas por un deere
to publicado aver.
En- 10 successive todos los cam
pesinos que residen a una dis
tancia de 80 Kilometres de la
capital, sstan libres de los
contracts cue venian atando :
los y que los obligaban a entire
gar sus productos a las coope-
ra:ivas de precios fijos,
Una limitacion sc ha hecht
y esta Sc refiere a los contra
tos sobre los granos. q1s CONT,
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Belle IN 81 Cfrculo

Belle en- 81 Circulo
Para ell sabado, por la.noche
esta anunciado ell primer bale
de la serie que ofrecera duran
t. Ia presente temporada de We
rano IL enthusiastic y activa Sec
ci6n de Recreo Y Adorno del
Circuio CubarO.
Los Kentucky Kernels han 81
do contratados para delete de
los bailadores.
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asesinar a su amigo Elio Elias,
un gladiator, hiio oci conocido
Ciudadano Oscar Elias
FL jurado Sc escogi6 con YER
dadera rapidez Av 10 componcn
los Srcs. G. w. Baird, John G.
MacksJ, A. G. Collier, {. Wall
ace, NJ. F. Burt, l.. A. Sargent,
Phil Martin, John A. Smith,
Georga J. Tamko, {, R. Higgin-
botham, J. II. knight y S, S.
ColvinP. d,
Lleva la acusaci6n ell fiscal,
iuez ParkhiII, ayudado por b. X.
Fisher. Dcfiende f. r. Dicken-
'soA
FL Primer testigo fu6 81 DIR.
A. A. Gonzalez, quien dijo que
Elias al ser notificado de que su
vida pcIigraba 'sehal6 a Raul CO.
mo ell hombre que le habia heri,
do J mas tarde 10 identified. {,
Ocurri6 81 suceso en- la esq
ma de la caile % y stuart, e
Palmetto Beach, 81 dia % de o.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

No puede asegurarse que la
policia Y los diputados del She
riff no hayan cumplido con SUI
deber, en- 10 que respecta a la
"ley seca;" pero los numerOs
dados por ell juez Alderman son
indiscutibies.
iAparentemente los vende.
dores y fabricantes de bebidas
alcoholics decidieron retirar-
Sc de sus actividades ilegales,
a causa del calor, que no les
permitia TRAFALGAR!
Ell verano es una epoca desa-
gradable para fabricar "mata
me pronto" y los .senores ''in-
dustriales" probabIemente re-
soivieron descansar varias Sc
manas.
Es possible que ahora Sc ven
da muy POGO "wisky" en- esta
ciudad, por ell mucho calof, la
escasez de dinero Y los bajos
precios.
Y 81 los fabricantes han ce-
rrado sus destilerfas y ell pu-
blico prefiere ell mantecado al
"mOonshine," claramente Sc
eNplica que los vigilantes y los
d~iputados no hayan podido a.
rrestar a un mayor n1mero de
delincuentes.
Los meses del invierno son
los mejores para ell 'licor" Y
quizas los mejores para estu :
diar la situaci6n que Mr.. Ake1
man aborda en- su interesante
, sincera epistola a Mr.. Wood
cox.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

Fl iuez AkermaN, d. la corte
federal, nombr6 aye9 de- nuevo
para ell puesto de referee en- ban
carrota al Sr. II. p. Baya, que
viene desempenando Ell cargo
desde 1913.
Abarca ell territorio sobre ell
cual tiene jurisdiction ei Sr.
Baya, los condados de HILLSIDE
rough, Charlotte, Collier, Desc
to, Glades, Hardee, Hendry,
fernando, Lee, Manatee Pasco,
P~ineias, Polk y Sarasota.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

de Catalina Y quiere para los
catalanes un gobierno que es-
tos no desean.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

ficara en- ell 1905 de la avenida
de Michigan, y al cual quedan
todos invitados.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

I'm jurado. en- la corte del cir
Quito, encontr6 aver culpabls de
homicidio al negro Roosevelt
Mack, matador de Nathan Allen
un policia especial. Mack testifi-
CO diciendo que 81 Sc margh6 del
lugar del suceso cuando les dis
paros Sc hicieron, sin quepor Su
parte tirara.
Otros testigos dijeron que
tres individuos de la raza negra
dis1araron contra el policia.
La GefenSa, represertada por
T. b. Castiglia, presentara una
mcci6u de nuevo iuicio.
La gaceta., 1932-07-28

FL comit6 executive del parti-
do dcmocratico del condado, eli
gi6 aver para la presidcncia a
McMullen tuvo de oponente .
bo9asQ local para la vice-presi-
dencia>a Frazier T. Blount,
miembro de la junta municipal
electoral; para secretario a J.
b. Jones, secretario del depaf-
tamento de policia, y tesorero
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28
A
EXAMINE

Colonies of honey bees aggre-
eating 5,610 in number, divided
among 152 apiaries, were inspect
ed during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1882, by the apiary divis-
ion of the state department of
agriculture, according to the BIZ
ennial report of O. A. Sippel, chief
of the division.
These inspections were made for
the purpose of locating and exter-
minating foul brood or other bee
diseases. Of the number inspected
351 colonies, or 6.2 per cent of the
whole, were found to be diseased,
as compared with 292 colonies dis
eased, or 4.8 per cent of the 5,999
colonies inspected during the pre-
ceding fiscal year.
In Carbon county, % apiaries
were inspected. Among 1862 col
onies, AZ were found to be dis
sAsed. In most instances the dis
eased honeycombs were burned
and badly infected equipment de-
stroyed.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28
CHERRY SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Obert and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Obert were
Red Lodge visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose Wiekierak and sor
Louis were business callers in Red
Lodge Friday.
The Misses Helen Schrumpf and
Ida Zumbrun we're dinner guests
at the E. c. Egner home one day
last week.
Mrs. C. C. Huddleston called al
the William Flemming home near
Boyd Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Clark and son Har-
old and Lee Clark were Red Lodge
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Harness and Mrs
Turner Harness motored to Red
Lodge Saturday.
Mrs. Marvin Olels of Red Lodge
spent several days last week al
the C. A. Olels home.
Miss Charlene Yeager was on
the sick list several days last
week.
Miss Iretha Olels entertained q
few friends at a party at her
home on Stanley creek last Sat-
urday night.
Miss Mia Hansen was an over
night guest of Miss Mildred Clark
Thursday.
A number of young folks from
this vicinity attended the high
school party at Roberts Friday
evening.
The Misses Ida Zumbrun and
Helen Schrumpf left Sunday for
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BEARCREEK
Sunday. Sept. Is

Sunday, Sept. 25-
Robert Mcdonald returned to
his home Monday after spending
the summer months at Noxon,
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
left for Fort Harrison, at Helena,
Thursday. Mr.. Johnson will re-
ceive medical treatment there.
MIR. and Mrs. George Smith of
Cody, Wyo., were visiting at the
home of Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Vented Stermitz, last
week.
David Mckee of Billings was a
business caller in town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Frank Robel was a shop
per in Red Lodge Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leavens Of
Billings were business callers in
town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Holley and
son Tommy Phil of Billings were
in town Thursday evening. Mr.,
Holley returned and Mrs. Holley
and son stayed to visit with her
parents and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Noble and Mrs. E. F.
Cents.
Rev. G. Scott Porter of Belfry
was in town Friday afternoon. Mr.,
and Mrs. 7. H. Bennett and daugh-
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28

gravel pit, was in Billings Monday,
Mrs. L. M. Gibson and Mrs.
Knox Gibson we're visitors at the
A. b. Mcmahon ranch Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore PARCEL, who is
teaching the Round Butte school,
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Weber
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Brown and
daughter spent Saturday visiting
friends and relatives in Billings.
Tex Waltz of Fromberg has
been staying at the L. L. Seright
ranch the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Seright ant
son Donald were in Billings Thurs.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Harris OF
Park City were visitors at the w
j. Crismas home last week.
Jake Dietz was transacting bus,
mess at Laurel Saturday after.
noon.
Cleo Nelson of Fromberg spent
Sunday at the home of his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Nelson
Clarke Bennett left Edgar Tues
day morning for Billings, where
he took his physical examination
to enter the navy.
Mrs. Ella Austin and grandson
James were business visitors ir
Pryor Saturday.
Miss Glennes Lee McClurg start.
ed to Normal school in Billings
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Wander.
ford motored to Billings Saturday
Axel Carlson was a business
visitor in Billings last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Putnam
spent Saturday afternoon in Bill
lings.
Miss Lydia Grotwell spent a few
days visiting at the L. G. Gerber
ranch last week.
CONTINUED on page 81
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BRIDCER

Sunday, Sept. Is
The Community club met at
Mrs. Edna Nelson's home We'd
nesday afternoon. After a short
business meeting the hostess
served a delicious lunch.
Jake Hertz and John Geiger
motored to Billings Wednesday.
The Boy Scout troop met in the
city park last Wednesday after
school with Rev. Slowing taking
charge of the Scouts and Mr..
Mondt, the cub scouts.
Mrs. Henry Bieber entertained
the Circle of the Lutheran church
last Thursday afternoon. Lunch
was served by the hostess. Next
meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. Al Burch on Thursday after
noon, October 10.
Mission festival was celebrated
Sunday at the Lutheran church By
English services at 10 o'clock a
M, with Rev. Cordes of Park City
and at II o'clock, German services
At noon dinner was served by the
ladies in the basement. At 8 p
M, Rev. Frieburger of Billings de-
livered an address and also one ii
the evening.
Saturday afternoon the boys OF
Bridger and Fromberg played bal
on the home diamond with Bridgei
winning by a 30-31 score.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Geiger anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Geiger left
early Saturday morning for Great
Falls to visit with Rose and Eliz.
abeth, who r attending schoo.
there. They returned Monday.
Mrs. Leo Schwend and daughter
Eta spent Saturday in Billings
shopping.
Miss Lillian Geiger was on the
sick list last week.
Mrs. Edith Mooney and William
Moody were in town from Bowler
Saturday, shopping and visiting
friends.
Continued on Page 81
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Around Our County
Special Correspondence

ter Nancy Ann returned with
them.
Alex Hawthorne and sons James
and Everett and George Sucker
were fishing on the Clark's Fork
Friday.
Mrs. H. E. McKinnon, Mrs. Alex
Hawthorne and Mrs. William Nc
Donald were callers in Belfry Fri
day afternoon.
Byron Weldy and G. w. Cole
spent the past week at Cooke.
Miss Mildred Hawthorne was
absent from school for two days
on the account of illness.
Miss Helen Merring celebrated
her thirteenth birthday with a few
friends at her home Thursday eve
ming after school.
Continued on Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28
BOYD

Sunday, Sept. Is
Several from here attended the
funeral of Edward Ward at the
Christian church at Joliet, Friday
afternoon.
Edith Clemmens of Lavina spent
several days this week visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hennebry
and family of Musselshell spent
the weekend visiting at the home
of relatives here.
H. E. Smith of Billings was call
ing in the vicinity this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman of
Bridger were callers here last Sat-
urday.
Nh. and Mrs. Lonnie Boyd and
children spent Sunday visiting at
the R. E. Corbitt home.
Marie Johnson, who teaches
school at Laurel, spent the week
end at her home here.
A number from here attended
the boxing matches at Joliet on
Saturday night.
A dance was given at the hall
here on Saturday night with a
large crowd attending.
Evelyn Huddleston, who attends
school at Laurel, spent the week
end at the home of her parents
here.
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ROBERTS

Saturday, Sept. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic 0bert
spent Saturday evening in Joliet
visiting with friends and relatives.
Oscar Bergan was in town Sun
day evening from Bozeman, re-
newing acquaintance and attend
ing to business.
John Monahan and Arvid Will
son made a business trip to Bill
lings Friday.
James j. Grueman and Emil
Heikkila were dinner guests at the
Gust Wetterer home Thursday
evening.
Miss Leona Stone was a week
end guest of Miss Irma Obert.
Mrs. Jennie Toffer, Mrs. Ray
Houten and Uno Toffer were in
town Sunday from Red Lodge
visiting at the Andrew Wilmonen
home.
Mrs. Roy Dewell was in town
from Absarokee Monday evening
visiting friends and attending to
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carr were
guests at the G. A. Wetterer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Hogan mot
ored to Silesia Wednesday to visit
friends and attend to business.
H. E. Monahan and John Mona
han were business callers in the
county seat Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilmo-
men motored to Red Lodge We'd
nesday evening to visit with
friends and attend to business.
Miss Norma Thompson was an
overnight guest of Miss Irma
0bert Thursday night.
E. E. Heikkila and Fred Hill
went to Billings Wednesday or
business.
John Podvin, formerly in bust.
ness here, arrived Wednesday
morning from Alaska where he
has been living for the past two
years.
Misses Maxine and Viola Pal
mer and their step-father, Henry
Hinka, arrived from Los Angeles
last week for a two weeks vaca.
ton among friends in this com.
munity. AT present they are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pummala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Herranen &C.
coinpanied their daughter and son.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Ford
on a three-week trip through
Michigan.
Continued on Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-09-28
LATE VISITORS MAY
GET ACCOMMODATIONS
AT LODGES IN PARK

Yellowstone Park, Wyo., Sept.
|27.-While the official season for
Yellowstone national park closed
on September 10, late visitors
coming to the park in their own
cars will find suitable accommo-
dations at Mammoth Hot Springs,
Old Faithful, Lake and Canyon
until October 1, after which date
and until the roads are closed by
snow meals and lodging will be
obtainable at Old Faithful and
Lake.
C. A. Hamilton, who operates
the general stores at Old Faithful
and Lake will provide comfortable
lodgings at 81 per night when the
room is occupied by one person
and $3.50 per night when occupied
by two. Meals are obtainable at
these Hamilton stores at 65 cents
each.
The general stores at the var
ioLs points throughout the park
will remain open to take care of
the late visitors and gasoline and
oil can be purchased at the sta
tions connected Herewith.
The park presents its finest ap-
pearance with its fall colors after
the official closing. Fall weather
conditions are uncertain and an
occasional snow storm is to be ex-
pected after September 20 but
there are usually many beautiful
fall days from now until the mid
die of October.
A contract has recently been
awarded for the surfacing of the
new Canyon-T Tower Falls highway
to S. j. Groves & Sons of Min
neapolis and work will begin i'm
mediately. A contract for the
grading of the mile of road from
Silver Gate through the famous
Golden Gate will be advertised at
an early date. After October L.
the road through Golden Gate will
be closed to motorists and traffic
will be routed via Tower Falls and
Canyon over Dunraven Pass as
long as weather conditions permit