Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-06-06
Local
Happenings


ity. They will go on to Great
Falls for a short visit with rel
atives before returning to Red
Among the 1873 who were can
didates for bachelor of science de-
grees at commencement exercises
of the Montana State college
yer Charles R. Emmett
of Fromberg and William A.
Penttila of Roberts. Mr.. Emmett
majored in engineering physics,
Mr.. Penttila majored in in
dustrial chemistry.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Woods
left by car Monday morning for
Missoula. Mr.. Woods will return
to Red Lodge the latter part of
the week, while Mrs. Woods will
remain in Missoula with her moth
er, who is co~nvalescing from an
operation performed the latter
part of April. Mrs. Woods ex-
poets to return here early in July.
American Legion posts of dis
trict No. II will convene at Bridg-
err, Sunday, June 10. The conven-
is to be staged in the Antlers' no.
tel. A delegation from the Red
Lodge post is to attend and, it is
announced, anyone who has no
means for making the trip can ar
range for transportation by con-
sulting any officer of the local
post.
The Misses Ann Murn and Ed
Massa entertained members of
their bridge club at a wind-up
meeting of the season last Thurs
day evening at the Massa home.
At two tables of auction, honors
were awarded the Misses Arleta
Stockdale, Della Aprato and Rose
Grugno. A color scheme of yellow
was carried out in flowers and
nut cups.
Dancing pupils of Mrs. Gail
Walters are to appear in a public
recital at Washington hall here
Friday night. The program,
which is to begin at 7:30, will fea-
ture Ia dancing numbers by Mrs.
Walters pupils and will also in
clude several selected musical
numbers by piano pupils of Mrs.
A. F. Christiani. The instructors
extend an invitation to the public
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Osbiornson,
who were recently married at Bill
lings, were paying calls to their
numerous friends in Red Lodge
Tuesday. The couple was enroute
from a honeymoon tour of Yellow
stone park to Winifred, Mont,
where they are to make their
home. Mrs. Osbjornson was for
merly Miss Dorothy Erickson of
Billings and made many friends
here while connected with the an
nual Billings Y. w. c. A. camp on
the West Fork.
The Misses Roberta Hall and
Gayle Draper were hostesses to
members of the Red Lodge Camp
fire Girls group, entertaining at
a "scavenger hunt" party at the
Draper residence here Friday eve-
ming. A business session of the
group made up part of the eve-
ning's program and members sur
prised Miss Draper, who expects
to leave soon for q visit at Kalis-
pell, with the presentation of q
gift. Refreshments were served
during the curse of the evening
by the h~ostesses.
In the company of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertalino, Martha Wilson and
Toivo Homi, William Wilson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Wilson of
Roberts, and Miss Airline Draper,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ORA
per, motored to Columbus to get
married Saturday afternoon. Fol-
lowing the ceremony the group
journeyed on to Bozeman and 9TH
er parts of the state before re-
turning home to Roberts where
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will reside,
Mr.. Wilson is employed with his
father at the Roberts garage.
Walter McLaren, discoverer OF
the rich gold-bearing clays in the
New World mining district near
Cooke City, and his brother, Alex
ander McLaren, partner in the Nc
Laren interests, came over the
new Shelley Skyway route from
the Beartooth mining metropolis
Thursday to Red Lodge where
they conferred with Editor O. H.
P. Shelley of The News. The pur-
pose of the trip was made to in
spect the new highway and to per-
feet plans for the shipment of
Cooke City ores from the mining