Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-17
Local


DR.. E. M. Adams left late Sum-
day for Rochester, Mimi.
DR.. C. E. Better was a county
seat caller from Bearcreek Mon
day.
Miss Martha Kimble and Miss
Sofia Hayha spent Saturday in
Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Williams
left Tuesday for their home In
San Pedro, Cal.
Mrs. John Schneider and son,
John, and Mrs. John Overgaag
drove to Billings Friday.
Miss Kathlene Ross left Sunday
for Joliet, where she is teaching,
after spending the past week here.
Otto Paeth, who has been en-
ployed with the News for the past
month, left Saturday for his home
at Miles City.
Ralph Lee of the Mont-Alaska
company and Roy Nicolls of the
Glengarry interests returned to
Cooke City Monday afternoon af-
ter spending the weekend in Red
Lodge.
Don Wright, Golden school
master, was a Red Lodge caller
Saturday in the interests of his
campaign on the Independent tick
ct for county superintendent OF
schools.
Any poultrymen interested in
poultry culling demonstrations in
their neighborhood should get in
touch with the extension office in
Red Lodge and make arrange
ments, County Agent Roberts re-
ports.
Gail Nelson returned to Red
Lodge early Monday after an ex-
tended visit with relatives and
friends in Chicago, Ill. Returning
here with him was his brother
Howard, who plans to remain lr
Red Lodge.
At a meeting of the /. G. V. c
held last night at the home OF
Miss Margaret Salono further
plans were discussed for the an
nual Halloween carnival dance tx
be given on Saturday, October II
at the Labor temple.
Mrs. u s. Jackson vas hostes:
Wednesday evening at a surprise
party, honoring her daughter, Mrs
James Woodrow. Cards furnished
entertainment during the evening
and a dutch lunch was served at
late hour to fifteen guests.
Justice of Peace Charles Wilson
united Don o. Newton of Cody
Wyo., and Edna Winkleman O
Powell, Wyo., in marriage at
ceremony performed in his OFFICE
at the courthouse Saturday. j. R
McFate and H. w. Berg were wit
nesses.
The Branger ranch near Eas
Rosebud lake was the scene of
dancing party Saturday evening
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. John Mil
Ter, whose marriage recently tool
place in this city. Many Stillwate
and Carbon county friends of tn
young couple were in attendance
Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss 0
pal Weast.
City Golfers were enriched 81
during the week when Polio
Judge John Sanderson impose
fines of 81 each on J. A. Thomp
son, Harley Wilson and John Do
for overtime parking and 81
against Jacob Oravala on a drum.
and disorderly charge. All of tn
arrests were made by Night Off
GER Fred Lantz.
A fire, believed to have origin
ated in a shack built by boys
burned a section of brush alonI
the Rock creek bank at the cas-
end of Eleventh street at abou
10 o'clock Monday night, cit
firemen reported. The department
made a trip to the scene but foun
it unnecessary to fight the blaze
No damage was done.
Attorney General Raymond I
Maggie was a visitor in Red Lodg
Saturday, motoring down fror
Billings. The attorney general in
spected the local state liquor stor
and while here was taken on
tour of the liquor-manufacturin
plant of the Yellowstone Distill
cries, Inc, reporting that he wa
favorably impressed with its pros
nacte