Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-03-07

OdiDOn 1ohiiNy hABh
attended classes Saturday in or
der that they might be entitled to
a day off this week when the Car
bon basketball team goes to Bill
lings to play in the regional "B"
tournament which opens there to-
night and continues to Saturday.
Marking the occasion of her
ninth birthday anniversary, Betty
Jane Kolstad was the honor guest
at a party given Friday afternoon
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Kolstad. Covers
we're laid for fifteen at an attrac-
lively arranged table which car
ried out a color motif of green and
yellow.
At a regular meeting of the
Ladies Aid society of the Roberts
Methodist church Thursday, Mrs.
T. C. Schrumpf was elected presi-
dent for the ensuing term. Mrs.
G. H. Hunt was elected vice presi-
dent; Miss Irene Schanck, secre-
tary, and Mrs. P. E. Rowland,
treasurer. The meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Petrie, host
ess.
Twelve or more members of the
Red Lodge Rifle and Pistol club
will go to Laurel Sunday to take
part in an indoor shoulder-to-
shoulder tournament conducted by
the Laurel Rifle club. Team and
individual matches will be fired
between southern Montana and
northern Wyoming clubs. Shoot
ing will start at 900 A. M. and
continue all day and evening.
With this issue, volume IL,
number /, the Carbon County
News completes its first decade
of publication and begins it's
eleventh year of continuous SER
vice. AS the official organ of Car
bon county and the city of Red
Lodge, The News enjoys the dis
tinction of having a circulation
greater than the combined circu-
lation of all other papers circulat-
ed in this county and, conse-
quently, of being the best adver-
Using medium in this area.
Carbon county students at the
Montana State University were
well represented in the annual
Varsity Vodvil show staged al
Missoula Friday night. In the
act, "And So, managed by
Mary Emmett of Fromberg, ap-
peared Sue Tooley and Evelyr
Weydt of Red Lodge, while an act
entitled "Tony Pastors Varieties
was under the management Of
Phil Pollard of Red Lodge. Nate
P~rovinse, also of Red Lodge, act
ed as assistant manager of the
show.
Miss Alice Greenough, Rec
Lodges internationally : known
rodeo performer and holder of the
worlds bronc-riding title for wo-
men, left Friday for Fort Worth
Texas, where she is to appear II
rodeo events. She will also make
appearances in California before
returning here in about two
weeks. Miss Greenough is 6
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Der
Greenough and a member of the
famous riding Greenough' fam.
lily. Turk Greenough is also
scheduled to appear in the Fort
Worth show.
S. C. Merriman, exalted ruler
of Beartooth lodge, B. P. o. E.
and other members of the Rec
Lodge local motored to Billings
Friday evening to attend the din
ner and meeting of Billings lodge
which attracted more than zoo
Elks from all parts of the state
Past exalted rulers of lodges
represented at the meet were
called upon for a few words
From Red Lodge these were Gus
B. Foltz and Charles Draper. ST
Braida, now a Billings resident
also represented the local lodge
as a past exalted ruler. Others
who attended from here were
Harry G. Olcott and James Try
thall.
At the general club meeting Of
the Red Lodge Woman's club helC
yesterday, selection of the topic
for the annual essay contest spon.
sored by the club furnished the
main order of business. The topic
for this year will be conduct
Three, two and one dollar prize:
will be awarded for the best es-
says submitted. Mrs. E. B. Prov.
inse reported that the total re.
ceipts from the Book Week drive
last fall amounted to $51.95 anC
that all books had been ordered
for the library. Mrs. j. F. Brophy
reported on the prizes awarded the
club at the fine arts exhibits here
and at Helena last year. Ten dol.
lars was awarded the club here
and So was won at Helena. Mrs
Brophy and Mrs. S. M. Souder:
were appointed as a committee Il
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