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p Unfinished Houses

SO. BEECHER ST. 622 rooms. light.
gas. inside toilet water paid. clean
sii-DORMAN f25-A-l condition. semi
modern. rooms. garage. water paid
So 80 VILLA AVE. a05-4-room double;
redecoraied. nice neighborhood: water
SIP so. DRAPER. 1873 rooms. kitchen
Grated HU-43es. DR-35e4-R
SIS. MARKET e 1853 Groom double.
redecorated near Tech and Holy Cross.
SIS TACOMA n 1920 5-room modern,
TTsedae .o9as water paid; near Technical
sis. VILLA AVE. sO7- 5-roo.a double.
complete bath no furnace. Al con-
ciiion gar, water paid. DR-3472
sls. TEMPLE S. I2-s-room double. water
paid Inauire 2eo7 z. Washington. DR.
$40. .oLNEY n. 1903 Room modern
Brookside Park. cH-0253-M
ADAMS ST. Bungalow rooms
mH1oooerni red5ecorated' bulletins; garage;
ADDISON. n. 33-5 rooms. newly painted
and decorated, garage SIS. cH-2s2s.
AUDUBON S. 30l-IrvingtDn: bedroom
S,rietlv modern double garage. s25. IR-
BROADWAY. 49, rooms: suitable ? fam
lies: Scar garage rent reasonable. Key
mex door south.
CONGRESS $50. 5 rooms: Oinev 2s4s
rooms. strictly modern. = price. RI
COLLEGE. 5l43 Groom modern. newly
decorated: garage. S35. HU-5620.
CoYNER AVE. 23l7-Spaoes PARK prac-
tiicaily new; rooms; modern, s22 so.
DENNY. y. 1lO8- 4-Room modern double
$50 Water paid wA-3347
DORNAN. 967 SIS on moving rooms
semi modern. good condition. sl2 water
EUGENE. $50 Excellent 4-room modern
cleaned. garage: SIS: water paid
4722 GUILFORD-5-room modern double:
5243 CLIFFORD 5-room bungalow large
bedrooms Key next door BY owner.
GUuFORD. 2325-6-Room modern. Al
CONDITION, garage. $3.50. IR-eo24.
HAMILTON. NJ 354 Modern 6-room dou-
BE garage. near Tech; good condition.
HARTFORD. l239-5-rooms. modern. Will
e.nia Ave DR-s9i2-w
HIGH ST iOO4-4-room cottage -Saear
Lllly-S. Water pad: Sl2. Call % E. Ohio
535 HUDSON
SIS. rms mod. heat and water fur
nished. newly decorated A. J HUEBER
co i4i n. Delaware St. LI-44i2
LEXINGTON. i9l2-5 rooms. semi-mod-
MACPHERSON. 282s--i rooms; gas lights.
toilet garage. $40 Evenings wA-0439
NEW JERSEY. n. 2244-s-room double
S.eeninE porch. garage new furnace.
NEW YORK. 1915 E s25-6 rooms mod
ern. new hardwood floor. redecorated:
oLNEY. y. 2iis-Mo4 4-rms bit in cab,
2-car gar: reasonable. RI-42l3.
ST CLAIR z. 81 Nicely furnished o.
room roOming house Newly decorated
close in $40 Der month or So so weekly
SCHOFIELD. 5i33-7 bedroom modern
BUNGALOW. fun basement lots ircluded
HU46o2
206 s. Sherman
Six-room modern double water paid
Rent $3.50. garage. LT-749i
GREGORY q APPEL. NC
1888 y. Talbot
Eight rooms. baths. Scar garage. s25
GREGORY & APPEL. INC
1909 EAST WASHINGTON ST.
S-bedrOom. modern double. now $50 Sec
this one Call owner WA-2isl
( FOR RENT -2sl2 \. y. j. Groom modern
double: redecorated. gar. rent reduced
NEWLY PAPERED ROOM DOUBLE
SIS \ Tuxedo Cheap at si250
Ii 1851. G. GROVE. a Virginia
COLORED- 5-room modern bungalow
Front drive garage LI-5sO5 or HU-4o7e
a Sfor WO5s FTnuo
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IS Legal Notices


ana the lowest and hes; rate Of interest 20
pa and interest Of said notes 10 be paw
able az the Office Of the Treasurer o.
Marion County IN the Courthouse n the
CITY Of Indianapolis Indians
The undersigned pursuant 70 said order
VIII receive bids fer said loans az the
Marion County Auditors Ofice I'd 20 ten
O'Clock A. NJ. or the Ind day Of August
The r.Sht Is reserved 70 reject any or
all bids. Each bidder must state the tlll
amount OF cash which viii be paid oy the
chased and shall be accompanied bv GER
titled check for three per cent OF the par
value Of the notes bid upon and drawn
against MONEYS in some reliable bank IN
Marion COUNTY Indiana, said check 70 Be
made PAYABLE 20 the Board OF Commis-
sloners as a guaranty Of the performance
OF said bid should the same be accented.
Bios must be made upon the form pro-
yiceo BY the Auditor and approved BY the
Board Of Commissioners. without add
tons. interlineations or erasufeS. and no
no alteration shall be made IN the form
prescribed Said bids shall be sealed N
an envelope marked Bid for Marion
County Temporary Loan 70 the Sinking
Fund Notes and shall have no other
writing or printed matter or distinguishing
marks on the outside OF the envelope.
BIDS must be accompanied by an affidavit
OF non-Collusion as provided by lax. No
conditional bid viii be accepted and the
opinion as 70 the validity OF SAID notes
20 be furnished bv The bidder SAID sale
shall continue from dav 10 dav until sold.
CHARLES A. GOSSART.
Auditor Marion County. IND.
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Furnished Rooms

81 so. CLEAN. AIRY not water and home
l!kc SIS Z Market
s. SLOWLY cowns;airs room. ideal Ter
fsas -''' ''-'" -'- 0'"''1. "a
e. 50-Pleasauf room. modern home Moth.
ideal for gentleman Gar4ge VA
ssi2-J. lI-61.o
81 FOR 2-i.argc front extra larEe ua~d-
ronf Hot water. 1902 Central Ave
TA-itfs
COLLEGE, i3s6-Seepine room modern
next bath. slitacle o. Li-soi3
DELAWARE. y, -ll--Laree. airy rooms.
desirable location. porch. large YARD IL
sos
DELAWARE y. 7s;o-Two front looms
connecting or single SIltahle for
couple Garage IA-3209
ILLINOIS. n. ca. APT 3-OutslGe room.
nicely furnished. Continuous hot water.
s. Ri-5ttg
ILLINOIS. n. i56 All rooms clean Il1Ef.
hot, cold running water Hotel service
Weekly s. Up. daily sc I'D. LI-ies7.
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is situations Wanted

CoIORED MAN. Chancellor COOK. house
msn. Tor parties gonS 70 samms. re-
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HELP WANTED
Il Help Wantcd-NiaIe
Retail lire Salesman
il Help wanted-Female

WOMEN fo- house 20 house schng. easy
WORK ard good pay cioS Roosevelt Ave
OPENING Tor amhtgoGs Women desiring
higher raid positions OMers Immediate
results q you qualify. $40 Merchants
Bark BIDS
HAVE OPENINGS Tor attractive vogn-
ladies' GOOD education axe 70-cs in or
rr-S 81 nationally known concern eN-
celiert remuneration u you qualify. Tln3
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FIREpROOF sToRAoE
7-b Paperhanging and Painting

PAPER HANGING-S2 room. Quality
papcr. l-5 OF Cuaranfec1. 3E-iiS5-W.
A. PAPFRHANGING. zoe roll up Paint
ing. repairing. estimates. qaonty work.
Mr.. WILLIS. DIR -5o75
PAPERHANCiNG 81 SO any room Will
trace for Model z Ford CH-i2Ss
PAINTING Interior. exterior decorating.
paperinc. cleaning floors rchuishcd
summer rates WALLACE TA2oi2
A. PAPER HANGING So any room.
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80 Wanted to Buy

HIGHEST CASH prices PAID for old gold
tevelry. watches. bridges teeth
STANDARD GOLD SMELLING co.
42s LEMcxE BLDG. Cor Penn. & Marset
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Swap Through Times What You
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

81 Wanted to Trade
4-BEDRoCM home. Brookside Ave. Want
smaller home OF loi IA-ol4o. Hl-ss-o
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J Legal Bids and Proposals


CHARLES A. GROSsART
Auditor Marion County. Ind
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52-a Securities. Bldg. &c Loan

CAMP-i5 acres on creek. dance hall.
cabins lunch room: Road ~. Cheap
S24 Michigan
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FIN A n c IAL
So Business Opportunities

FIFTEEN ROOM ROOMING HoUsE-Full.
Leaving city. Reasonable offer. il04 n.
Alabama
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-15

spent the week-en md with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Weber.
Because of the cold weather
school was dismissed about ten
o'clock in Edgar Wednesday.
Monday morning, a car in which
Miss Hazel Dunton, a Bridger
teacher, and Mr.. Will Thomas of
Billings were riding, crashed into
a culvert in front of the D. w.
Nelson house. Miss Dunton was
knocked out of the car through
the windshield, while Mr.. Thomas
was crushed against the steering
wheel and was unable to get out.
Miss Dunton received cuts about
the head while Mr.. Thomas was
believed to have sustained a brok-
en- hip. DR.. Benson of Fromberg
was called for aid. Harold and
James Jensen took the couple to
Billings where they received fur
Their treatment.
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tends Normal school at Billings,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.
Schrumpf here.
Miss Mary Wiekierak, who
teaches at Roberts, spent the
weekend visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Rose Wiekierak.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kisinger
and daughter Vivian shopped in
Roberts Friday.
Henry Brinkema called at the
Lambert DeVries home near Rob-
erts Friday.
Miss Mary Weir has been on
the sick list for the past week.
Quite a few children have been
absent from school for the past
week due to the severe cold
weather.
Mrs. C. A.. Olels called on
friends in Roberts Friday.
Lee Clark was a business caller
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CHERRY SPRINGS
BY Mildred Clark

BY Mildred Clark
Saturday, Feb. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Loyning and
son Raymond were Roberts visitors
Friday.
Tisdale Hutchins spent several
days last week visiting with his
sister, Mrs. George Reissler, near
Luther.
Mrs. H. P. Hansen and daugh-
ters, Mia, Alice and Vera, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Obert and daughter
Mary, Mrs. Vera Stone and daugh-
ter Leona, and Ray Witcher were
dinner guests at the Baptist Obert
home Sunday.
Bernard Egner was a Roberts
caller on Friday.
Miss Helen Schrumpf, who at
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in Roberts Wednesday.
Mrs. H. G. Weir and daughter
Hazel were shopping in Roberts
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Bjordahl
were Roberts visitors Saturday.
Misses Iretha and Juanita 0lels,
who attend school in Roberts, re-
turned to their ranch home Friday
for a two days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baptist 0bert
called at the Vera Stone home in
Roberts Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Plat motored
to Laurel Saturday.
n. P. Hansen was a caller in
Roberts Saturday.
Miss Eva Kebschull, who at
tends high school in Roberts, spent
the weekend visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Keb-
schulz.
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ROBERTS
BY Leona Hogan

Saturday, Feb. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Weidman
|and daughters Violet and Viola
spent Sunday visiting at the Frank
DeVries home in Boyd.
Charles Larsen of Cody is MAX
ing an extended visit here with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Obert and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Obert and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the William Kissinger home.
Mrs. Gust Wetterer and children
Margaret and Joseph, and Mrs.
Margaret Bertrand spent Saturday
evening visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Hudson.
Mrs. James J. Barry entertained
the card club at her home Tues
day afternoon. Two tables of auc-
ton were in play with honors 60
ing to Mrs. Margaret Bertrand
and Mrs. William Carr.
The Misses Alice, Vera and
Mia Hansen, Mary Obert and
Leona Stone, Mrs. Vera Stone and
Ray Witcher were dinner and
overnight guests at the Baptiste
Obert home Sunday evening.
The Misses Ellen and Elsie Alb
rahamson and Miss Sara Mcneil
were visiting with friends in Bel
fry and Bearcreek Sunday.
Mrs. III. E. Monahan entertained
a few friends at her home Satur-
day afternoon, the occasion being
her birthday and also that of Mrs.
M. G. Hogan.
The Misses Elsie and Ellen Alb
rahamson and John Abrahamson
spent Saturday shopping in Bill
lings.
Miss Jean Mckay spent last
week in Billings with friends.
Mrs. William Trees spent last
week in Billings at the Joe Frantz
home.
Mary and Hazel Weir are spend
ing the week at the M. s. Went
worth home.
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EDGAR
" Esther Jensen

W Esther Jensen
Monday, Feb. 13--
Miss Ida Gibson, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Everett Vanderford, left for
her home at Omaha, Nebr., Sat-
urday.
Rose Gerber had the misfortune
to scald her foot with a teakettle
of hot water last week. Her foot
was quite badly swollen according
to reports.
Due to the intense cold weather
no school was held at the Wilsey
school last Thursday.
Mrs. Norman Shuts has been
on the sick list the past week.
Mrs. Theodosia PARCEL, who
teaches at Round Butte school,
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sea voyage that will take them
from New York City to the former
home of the Cornelio's in Italy,
and other European countries.
They will be gone three months.
.
A carnival dance under auspices
of the Italian Girls Victory club is
the opening dance of Washington
Hall. The newly-modelled COM
munity auditorium has already
been utilized for basketball games
but the coming dance of Saturday,
February IS, opens it to the dane
ing public. Proceeds will be con-
tributed to the hall fund. Con-
fetti, s~erpentine and speciality
dance and musical numbers have
been arranged to make the OPEN
ing a gay event..
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FOR SALE-Electric Matched
pure-bred chicks. Every breeder
is inspected for health and egg
production. Produced from some
of the finest flocks in the county.
Our chicks, acclimated, will do bet
ter for you, also lay more eggs.
All breeds So per 100. Mixed, 81
per 100. Telephone 1911. De-
pendable Hatchery, Red Lodge.
SOFT
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CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
II. w. Woods, Pastor

Sabbath School, 9:45.
Morning Worship, HOO. Ser
mon by the pastor.
Special music, direction of Mrs.
Christiani.
Young Peoples service, 700.
Wednesday afternoon Circle No.
2 will meet at the parsonage, Mrs.
Leslie Lyons hostess. All men,
bers and friends cordially invited.
AT ROBERTS
Sabbath School, 200.
Preaching Service, 300.
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MALE E WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED-Tea and
Coffee Route Men; Big reliable
national company needs 8 more
men Immediately. Previous ex-
perience unnecessary but must be
physically able and willing to SER
vice 200 steady consumers on reg
ular route and work s hours a day
for about $3.50 weekly. Write
Albert Mills, Route Mgr, 2279
Monmouth, Cincinnati, o. 50-1t
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CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to thank friends and
neighbors for their expressions of
sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes upon the death of my
wife, Frances Rasborschek.
Fred Rasborschek.
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HORSES WANTED

WANTED FOR CASH-Several
carloads draft-bred horses and
mules. How many have you and
how soon can you ship? Fred
Chandler, Charlton, Iowa. Att
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Ed Olcott left Saturday for
southern California.
Miss Alma Teini entertained in
formally at cards at her home
Monday night.
Mr.. Bazine Sconfienza, Sr., has
been confined the past week by
illness.
Miss Petronella Piela will en-
terrain at two tables of bridge at
her home tonight.
Mrs. Roy Nutting is entertain
ing the Ladies Aid of Congrega-
tional church this afternoon.
The Ladies Bowling team is
holding a public card party at
Italian hall tonight.
Mrs. B. Sconfienza, ST., fell on
the stairs of her home Monday,
and unfortunately broke her right
leg just above the ankle.
Sheriff. Sagendorf left Tuesday
for his ranch home near Absarokee
after spending a few days in Red
Lodge.
The infant daughter of Nh. and
Mrs. Louie Ambrozich of Bear
creek died Monday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock, from effects of a bad
cold. She was born January %.
Miss Mary Naretti is assistant
to Miss Charlotte Dilworth, deputy
clerk of the district court, during
the absence of Clerk G. P. Larkin
in New York City.
.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon for Mary Ann,
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
PEG Maddio, who died Monday
night at $3.50 o'clock, following ILL
ness with a severe cold. She was
born February d.
Miss Katie Piela was hostess to
group of IL girls Monday night.
Games furnished diversion for the
evening, followed by "a late lunch
con, prepared Italian style. Val
entine decorations were in evil
dence in the parlor.
The city council met in Febru-
airy session last night to approve
and pass claims against the city,
to transfer $500 from the park
fund to the general fund, and to
hear the report Of the city health
officer that January births num-
bered a and deaths s..
.
Circulation of 2733 books dur
ing the month of January from q
total of 7776 volumes, was the re-
port of Librarian Mrs. e. M.
Adams, thus making a daily cir
culation of ITO books during the
rs library days in the month. The
number of borrowers was 1894.
.
Mrs. L. Fl. Tooley and Mrs. e.
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Classified


DR.. Riesland, the eyesight spec
%ialist, may be consulted for finest
optical service at Hotel Pollard,
February 26 to noon March 2.
49-tf
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- ~
local Happenings

Miss Leona Bergen Of Bohemian
is a guest of Miss Jennie Salona.
John Woods of Silesia and
George Cross of Big Timber spent
Saturday and Sunday in Red
Lodge.
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b. ProvlnSe were JOINT hostesses
to the Home Circle at the Tooley
home last Thursday night. Seven
o'clock supper was followed by
cards, 3 tables o1 contract being in
play. Mrs. Fl. B. Field and Mrs.
j. G. f. Siegfriedt scored high
honors.
Ralph Fremouw of Helena, state
bank examiner, was a dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Haselton
Wednesday. Sixteen years ago
the Haselton and Fremouw fam
lilies were neighbors in Mortified,
Minnesota, and their meeting here
again last week was in the nature
of a happy reunion.
.
The literature department of
the Red Lodge Woman's club met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. G. G. Bowler. Mrs. E. V.
Heare of Luther read a paper on
English literature and short biog-
raphies on English authors were
presented. Mrs. e. B. Provinse is
department chairman.
Everett Newman has been ap-
pointed district representative for
the Pyroil Co., of Lacrosse, Wis
~consin, manufacturers of lubricat-
ing crankcase oil, used success
fully by the U. S. navy, Curtis
Wright company, General Motors
company. Frank McCleary is To-
cal dealer.
William F. Burke, 83, Of Helena,
father of w. P. Burke of Red
Lodge, died Sunday night at his
Helena home. He was an early
day mining man of Virginia City
and had been a Montana resident
for Sd years. Besides the widow
he is survived by several sons and
daughters.
George w. Miller of Belfry was
in the city this morning to make
plans for contracting seed peas in
this territory for F. III. Woodruff
& Sons Seed company. Mr.. Miller
directs attention of farmers to an
advertisement appearing elsewhere
in this paper with regard to the
matter.
Preliminary arrangements are
under way for the fourth annual
mems community banquet to take
place at the Congregational church
February 20, under direction of
the church trustees. The banquet
will be prepared and served by the
Ladies Aid. G. G. Rowan will act
as POSTMASTER.
Shirley Katherine Korbi filed
action for divorce in district court
Saturday from George Korbi on
grounds of cruelty. There is no
living issue to the marriage. Mrs,
Korbi asks restoration of her
maiden name, Shirley Katherine
Kentala. The couple were mar
ried in Anaconda February 2,
1929. Il. P. Conwell is attorney
for the plaintiff.
Mrs. Harry A. Moore was hon
or guest at a bridge-dinner party
given by Mrs. Carl v. Lucas at the
Lucas home last night, assisted by
Mrs. Anna Lane. A three course
dinner was served at $3.50, fol-
lowed by contract bridge at two
tables. Red carnations and valen-
tines were used in decorations.
Mrs. J. C. F. Siegfriedt and Mrs,
N. w. Staley received honors,
Mrs. Moore was presented with q
going-away gift as she and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cor
nelio, expect to leave Sunday on o
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FOR RENT-1-car garage at rear
of 514 South Word. Colt
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B. Provinse were joint hostesses
to the Home Circle at the Tooley
home last Thursday night. Seven
o'clock supper was followed by
cards, 3 tables o1 contract being in
play. Mrs. Fl. B. Field and Mrs.
]. c. F. Siegfriedt scored high
honors.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-15

Mrs. L. Fl. Tooley and Mrs. E.
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Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon for Mary Ann,
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
PEG Maddio, who died Monday
night at $3.50 o'clock, following i'll
ness with a severe cold. She was
born February a.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-15

Miss Mary Naretti is assistant
to Miss Charlotte Dilworth, deputy
clerk of the district court, during
the absence of Clerk G. P. Larkin
in New York City.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-15

Miss Katie Piela was hostess to
a group of IL girls Monday night.
Games furnished diversion for the
evening, followed by "a late lunch
con, prepared Italian style. Val
entine decorations were in evil
dence in the parlor.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-15

Ralph Fremouw of Helena, state
bank examiner, was a dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Haselton
Wednesday. Sixteen years ago
the Haselton and Fremouw fam
lilies were neighbors in Mortified,
Minnesota, and their meeting here
again last week was in the nature
of a happy reunion.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-15

The infant daughter of MI. and
Mrs. Louie Ambrozich of Bear
creek died Monday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock, from effects of a bad
cold. She was born January %.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-15

Sheriff. Sagendorf left Tuesday
for his ranch home near Absarokee
after spending a few days in Red
Lodge.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-15

The city council met in Febru-
airy session last night to approve
and pass claims against the city,
to transfer $500 from the park
fund to the general fund, and to
hear the report Of the city health
officer that January births num-
bered a and deaths s..
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Into Deep Water
and Pulls Unconscious
Boy Onto Beach.

Heroisrn of 12-year-old boy who
saved younger brother from
drowning was revealed today, al
though the rescue was made on
June %.
Frank Donahue, Il, son of Mrs.
Anna Donahue, Ala North Dorman
street, prevented the death of his
brother Larry, IL, in Lick creek at
Red Mills, and in doing so per-
formed a swimming feat which sew
eral veteran lifeguards have de-
clared would have stopped them.
But the hero role doesn't impress
Frank.
why shouldn't I have gone after
him? He's my brother, isn't hep"
The rescue occurred while the
boys were attending a family pic
mic.
They had been sent for some
drinking water across the river, and
misunderstanding directions given
by their mother which would have
led them to bridge slightly farther
out of the way, they started across
the creek on the top of a concrete
dam.
Larry lost his footing on the
curved top, Shiny with moss and
water, and fell into one of the deep
est parts of the river. Life guards
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