Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-06-14

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ground.
departed Sunday from Red Lodge
for New York City, where they
will embark for Cirie, Italy, on a
three months trip.
w. Warner. mechanic at the
Morrison-Knudsen camp, was
changing a truck tire this morn
ing when the rim blew off, throw
ing him ten or twelve feet back
wards. DIR. Siegfriedt treated him
for minor injuries.
Constance June Marie is the
name to which the young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Cobetto will
answer. Miss Constance was born
in the parental home last Wednes-
day evening and weighed over
seven pounds at birth.
Next Tuesday, Rev. and Mrs. H.
w. Woods will receive members
of the Midland Empire Ministerial
association. Guests will be here
from Reed Point, Roundup, Bill
lings, Laurel, Hardin, Fromberg,
| Bridger and other points in the
| Midland Empire.
Sam Barovich and son John
Barovich drove over from Bear
+. creek Monday. "Bugs" has just
: returned for the summer from
! Denver university, where he wor
i. frosh numerals for basketball last
! winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad G. Pound re-
( turned Monday night after a triI
to Longview, Wash, and q stay
/ at Missoula, where they plan tx
make their home in the future
. They will transfer their residencs
} to the garden city within a few
, days.
= James Brophy, who has been at
] tending the school of mines a
Houghton, Mich, returned Sunda.
: night to spend a vacation at tn,
2 home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
t j. F. Brophy. On the way, hi
spent a few days at the big fail
r in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. r. /. Johnson re
D turned Thursday from a motor
trip to Illinois and Indiana AfteI
: visiting a while in Indianapolis
they spent a month at Elgin, neal
Chicago, and during their sta,
looked over the Century of Pro
gress exposition. They returned
by way of the Twin Cities.
Some of the Red Lodge mer
who went to Billings for the
Shriners' ceremonies and festivi
ties Saturday were w. W. Flash.
man, G. A. Jeffrey, B. w. Holt
Charles Wilson, H. G. Olcott
Frank J. Lyle, Alex Fairgrievs
and James Fairgrieve.
Eight members of Red Lodge
aerie No. TAI, Ugo Scala, Richard
Alberta, John Tarro, Cecil Axtell
A. E. Wilkinson, James Castagne
Jack Whiteness and Past Worthy
President E. B. Shelley, went tt
Billings last Thursday to attent
the installation of officers of tn,
Billings aerie. Mr.. Shelley acteS
as installing officer.
Complimenting Mrs. Anna Lane
whose marriage to G. w. Lopp il
to take place soon, Mrs. G. r
Northrop, Mrs. Joe Gerondale
Mrs. Harry Moore and Mrs. Walter
Helm were hostesses Tuesday
night. A buffet supper was servet
at the home of Mrs. Northrop, ant
contract was played during tn,
evening, honors going to Mrs. R
G. Martin.
Miss Caroline Lockhart, forme
newspaperwoman of Cody, Wyo,
author of numerous volumes OF
western life and history, stoppe'
at the Pollard hotel in Red Lodg
Tuesday and Wednesday, Will
shopping and visiting friends il
\ this city. Dave Good, foreman o
Lockhart ranch in the Pryor coun
try, was also in town. Miss Lock
hart's latest book "Old West an
New" is now in print.
At a miscellaneous shower give
Thursday at the home of Mrs. I
j. Kearns, Miss Hazel Nelson
bride-elect. received many Lowell