Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-10-25

John Giorgis, Jr., and Mary,
with their father went to Billings
Saturday to visit Mrs. Giorgis,
who is in a hospital there, having
recently undergone an operation.
F. I. Johnson came out from
Camp Sawtooth through the snow
last Thursday, leaving the camp
for the winter in possession of
George Throop, who has killed his
elk for the season, said doc.
AT a meeting of the Italian
Girls Victory club held Thursday
evening at the city hall, plans
were completed for the annual
Halloween carnival dance which
the girls are sponsoring on Satur-
day, the 28th.
Miss Dagney Hassell, Miss Phyi-
lis O'Connor, Misses Mary and
Elizabeth Larkin, and Miss Clar-
ice Sawby of Columbus, motored
to Butte Saturday, to witness the
defeat of the State College foot
ball team by the University
Grizzlies.
Roy Hicox, accompanied by his
daughter Lucille, with John Pre-
vost and DIR. A. J. Smith of Red
Lodge, went up to the Hicox ranch
near Crandall, Wyo., Tuesday. DR.
Smith will spend q short vacation
in the mountains before return
ing to his dental practice in Rec
Lodge.
Miss Frances Cobetto honoret
her older sister Della with a sur
prise party last night at theil
home on S. Broadway, the occasion
being Della's birthday. At tht
close of an informally spent eve
ming, refreshments were served
the many friends of the honor
guest.
J. S. Vhay, Princeton graduate
| student, started a final expedition
in the Saltwater country Sunday
Before the end of the week he vii
have completed his work here, an
plans to return to his home II
California before going back Il
Princeton to complete require
ments for his doctors degree.
Mrs. Mayme Henderson wa
named as delegate to the Ameri
can Rebekah assembly by TIL
Montana Rebekah assembly tina
convened last week at Helena
Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. w. Fl
Moore, Jr., were delegates to tn
state convention from Morning
Star lodge No. 80 of Red Lodge.
Pete Vanderloos, L. o. Mile
and Charles Shannon of Re-
Lodge, with Ray Templin an,
Harold Sheets of Billings startet
for Missoula and points west Sat
urday, driving trucks of the for
est service. Both men and truck
reported at Missoula for dut,
with the C. C. G. corps this win
ter.
DIR. E. M. Adams returned Sat
urday after a months absenc,
from Red Lodge. At Chicago h
did" the Century of Progress
and attended session of the Amer
lean College of Surgeons. A
Rochester, Mimi, and Cleveland
o., he attended clinics of promin
ent physicians and surgeons. Be
fore returning, he visited in New
Hampshire with his mother.
A convoy of trucks that wer'
used to build the highway soutI
of Red Lodge went to Boise, Ida.
last week, with Roy Johnson o
the NIX company in charge of thu
fleet, and Virgil Kiehl, "Whitey'
Wills, Dick Morphy, Ernest Clark
Horace Dodd, X. R. Donley, JOIN
Miller, Art Murdo, driving, ant
Charles Schwartz acting as me
chanic. All but Johnson ant
Schwartz returned Saturday night
Big game hunters from Rex
Lodge were unusually successful
during the first week of the sea
son, but several hunters from thii
city bagged their wild meat. w
G. Ball and C. G. Rowan went on
with Claude Blakeslee of Roscoe
and the three of them got two elk
Harold Bailey, who went up OF
Myers creek in the southern enc
of Saltwater county with Bill
Doran, shot a buck deer. William