Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-05-09

both of Cody, Wyo., were united
in marriage at a ceremony per-
formed Saturday by Justice of the
Peace Charles Wilson. Inez Abra-
hanson and C. E. Thompson were
witnesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hazlett OF
Billings arrived in Red Lodge
Sunday where they are to make
their home. Mr.. Hazlett will be in
charge of the Sawyer store here,
replacing A. F. Oakland who has
been transferred to the Miles City
store of Sawyer's, Inc.
H. (Uncie) Luhtala returned
Wednesday night from Flagstaff
Arizona, where he had been EN-
ployed during the winter months
on construction work. Johnny
Miller, who was also employed
there, returned to Red Lodge
early Saturday morning.
S. E. Runser, gas engineer Of
the Montana Power company with
headquarters at Butte, arrived IL
Red Lodge Tuesday in connection
with the installation of gas equip
ment in the liquor distilling plant
to be established here by the Vel
lowstone Distilleries, Inc.
Dominick cannon received q
broken leg and other injuries Sun
day when he was kicked by q
horse while attempting to unloose
the animal which had become en-.
tangled in the traces while pillow.
ing on a west bench field. Zannor
is undergoing treatment at a loca
hospital.
A complaint against Leo PLAT
was filed with Justice of thu
Peace E. B. Provinse Monday b.
Bud McKinnon, who charged tina
PLAT placed rubbish and rocks il
his irrigation ditch, obstructins
the free flow of water. A hearing
of the case was set for Friday b.
Justice Provinse.
Regular meeting of the count.
commissioners was in final session
here Wednesday after transactint
routine business during the pas
three days with Commissioner
John Anderson of Luther, chair
man, C. G. Bowlen of Red Lodg
and John Normile of Joliet pres
ent.
Fire, originating from a poorl,
insulated chimney, did damag
amounting to about $50 at tn
John Salo residence on South Hag
gin avenue early Saturday eve
ming. Firemen said the blaze wa
confined to the floor and ceiling
near the chimney on the secon'
story of the house.
Martin Myerchak was fined 81.
by e. B. Provinse, justice of tn
peace, Saturday when he pleade'
guilty to a complaint chargin,
violation of the closed season fish
ing laws. The complaint was file
by William Hyde of the forestr.
service who charged that Myer
chalk was fishing in Rock creel
waters during the closed season
The fine was later suspended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Good o.
Washoe left Monday for Long
view, Wash, to make their home
Mr.. Good has interests in a can
ming factory at the coast city to
gether with Carl Pelo, That
Pound and M. H. Mann, all for
mer Red Lodge residents. Mr.
Goods mother, Mrs. Henriett'
Good, accompanied them to Long
view enroute to her home at LoI
Angeles, Cal.
The week of May 81 to 26 ha!
been set aside as cleanup week il
the city, DR.. E. M. Adams, cit,
health officer, announced thi
week. Cooperation of all resident
of the city is sought, as in pas
years, in making a genuine effor
to remove rubbish from yards AM
streets and to make needed re
pairs to property looking toward
giving the entire city an appear
ance of neatness and cleanliness
for the summer months.
A complaint charging third de
gree assault was filed here Thurs
day with Justice of the Peac
Charles Wilson by Maurice Pow
ers against Joe Kompola. Power
cited in his complaint that Kom
pola used vile and threatenin,
language against him and held a
axe over his head in a threateninI
manner. Authorities said tn
quarrel arose over the cleaning o
a west bench irrigation ditch. Tn
case will be aired in Justice VIII
sons court on Friday morning.
NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX It'll
PROPERTY BY THE COUNTY
Notice Is hereby given that tn
Board of County Commissioners wi
sell at public auction. to the hirhes