Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-12

George Wright of the Mckay
ranch near Roscoe was a county
seat visitor Monday.
John G. Skinner, local attorney,
is attending to matters of business
in Billings today.
Jim Burnett, prominent oldtime
stockman of the Luther vicinity,
was a Red Lodge visitor Tuesday.
J. c. Gould, merchant at Bridg-
err, was a county seat caller Tues
day.
DIR. E. M. Adams left Monday
by motor for Spokane, Wash, to
attend to business matters there.
Max Waddell, w%ell-known Joliet
merchant, was a business caller in
the city Thursday.
Crawford Beckett of Billings
was in the city Monday and Tues
day on business.
The Misses Mae Owen and Mar
ion Ferry and Pete Vanderloos
drove to Billings Saturday.
Mrs. Luhrsen returned Sunday
from Camp Sawtooth where she
has spent the last two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Merrifield
and daughter, Marian, of Great
Falls are visiting relatives in Red
Lodge this week.
John and Dave Branger and
John Shaw motored in from Ros-
coe Tuesday to attend to business
affairs in the county seat.
Henry Kray and Dick Mike of
Hardin were visiting friends and
relatives here Saturday and Sum
day.
Anton Anderson, widely-ac-
quainted merchant at Joliet, was
attending to business matters in
the county seat during the past
week.
Mrs. Mary Bachelor and Mrs.
John Overgaag left Monday to at
tend the Diocesan Catholic con-
vention at Billings Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Coach A. M. Hartwig will take
a squad of football players to
Powell, Wyo., Friday for Carbon
county high schools inaugural
game with the high school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Alden have
as their houseguests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Morlan of Freebury, Neb.,
who plan a brief visit here before
continuing on to California.
Mrs. Joseph Adam and young
son, Stanley, left today for their
home at Los Angeles, CAL, after
an extended visit here with Mrs.
Adams parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McCleary.
o. H. P. Shelley and daughter,
Velma, returned Sunday from
northern Montana cities, notably
Great Falls, where Mr.. Shelley at
tended the state Republican con-
vention, and Helena, where he
transacted matters of business.
S. W. Kober, owner of the Iris
theatre, was a Red Lodge visitor
Saturday night. Mr.. Kober recent
ly returned from Salt Lake City,
Utah, and Los Angeles, CAL, on
a combined pleasure and business
trip in the interest of his theatre
property here.
Steve Hogan, secretary of the
Montana Power company, and w.
E. Pinkney, representative of the
company, both of the Butte head
quarters; were Red Lodge callers
today on company business.
Justice of the Peace Charles
Wilson officiated at a marriage
ceremony last Wednesday uniting
Robert E. Rogers and Florence
De Friez, both of Livingston, in
the presence of Inez Abrahamson
and o. J. Simmons.
Steve Buffo, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Baptiste Buffo of Red Lodge, and
Miss Verna Williams, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Williams,
also of Red Lodge, were the
principals of a marriage service
performed Saturday by the Rev.
II. w. Woods. Attending the cou-
pie were Gaynell Loughney and
Joe P. Besso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Peter
son returned to their home at Oak
land, Cal, Monday after a brief
visit with friends and relatives in
Red Lodge. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. Peterson's mother,
Mrs. Marie Hungerford, and Dor
othy, Genevieve and Jack Hunger
ford, who are to make their home
in Oakland.
A WHY'S knight sedan was
abandoned at Rockville Monday,
according to a report received at
the office of Sheriff J. r. McFata. |