Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-19

Red Lodge after a visit with
friends and relatives in Canada.
Robert Pryde, Carbon county
deputy sheriff at Bridger, was a
business caller in the county seat
Monday afternoon.
Miss Lois Moyle returned Tues
day from Billings after spending
several days of the past week there
as the guest of Miss Sue Tooley.
Sheriff j. R. McFate and Coun-
ty Attorney E. P. Conwell motor
ed to Billings Friday IN business
matters connected with their Of
fees.
Roy Hicox, operator of a dude
resort at Beartooth lake, came
down from there Saturday and
will spend the next week or so in
Red Lodge. He reported about IL
inches of snow in the Beartooth
lake region.
Tom McCabe, who has been con-
nected with local headquarters TO
the FERA for nearly the past
year, left last Wednesday for Ana
conda, where he has been transfer
red to new duties in the state re-
lief administration.
Walter Bloom will spend the
Christmas holidays with friends
and relatives in Red Lodge, ac-
cording to word from the Billings
Polytechnic, where he is enrolled
as a freshman in the school of bus
mess administration.
Dominick Fenoglio of Red
Lodge has filed a petition for citi-
zenship with Clerk of the District
Court c. P. Larkin. A native of
Italy, the applicant entered this
country November IL, 1920, at the
port of New York, his petition de-
clares.
At a meeting of stockmen held
here last Wednesday Clarence b.
Provinse of Bridger was named to
represent Carbon county on the
state advisory board of cattle and
sheepmen. John Tolman of Belfry
is the county sheepmen's repre-
sentative on the board.
Edna Irene Kohler is the plain
tiff in a divorce suit filed Tuesday
against John R. Kohler. Desertion
is given as grounds for the com
plant. The couple married at Red
Lodge, July 81, 1888, and have
twin sons, aged about IL months,
for which the plaintiff asks Gus
tody.
Robert Murray of Bearcreek re-
Gently served as stage manager on
the production staff of three one
act plays that were presented by
student members of the Gargoyle
Dramatics club at the Montana
State Normal college at Dillon,
word from that Institution stated
this week.
Mrs. Hugh McLuskie was pleas
antly surprised Wednesday eve
ming. the occasion being her birth
day. Cards and games furnished
entertainment for the evening
prizes being awarded the Misses
Edna Swab and Alice Matthews
Refreshments were served at a
late hour. Nuns were used in the
decoration scheme.
Miss Marian Merrifield was
hostess to a group of little
friends Sunday afternoon at q
Christmas program, the occasion
being her birthday. Prizes for
games were won by Goldie and
Margaret Hotchkiss. Mrs. Jacob
Lahti, Marian's grandmother, SER
we'd dainty refreshments at the
close of the afternoon.
A carload of turkeys was ship
ped from Red Lodge Thursday to
the Peter Fox and Sons company,
a Chicago cmmission house, by the
Carbon County Creamery COM
pany, local agents. The birds will
form the main item on hundreds
of Christmas dinner menus in the
east and middle west, it was stat
ed. The Thanksgiving turkey ship
ment to the Chicago company from
its local agent comprised $4,000
pounds, or nearly a carload.
Emergency County Agent o. P,
Roberts reports many requests fol
shelter belt trees are being receiv-
ed at the local extension office and
a new supply of blanks have been
received. Early placement of tree
orders is essential if trees for
spring planting are desired, it was
stated. Results Of sending order
blanks out by mail have not proved
entirely satisfactory, and the coun-
ty agent requests that hereafter
the blanks be filled out at the ex-
tension office.
Students and faculty members
of both the Red Lodge city school
system and the Carbon county
high school will begin a ten-day
vacation over the Christmas and
New Year holidays with the close
of classes Friday, school authori-
ties stated this week. Glasses are
to resume at 8 o'clock on the morn