Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-08-22

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visiting her sister and other rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Moyle and
son, Walter, left Saturday by
motor for Butte, where they will
spend a week visiting with friends
and relatives.
Lynne Holiday, of the Holiday
mining interests in the New World
mining district at Cooke City, and
Mrs. Holiday were visitors in Red
Lodge Saturday.
"Sherm" E. Deragisch, repre-
sentative of the Tribune Printing
and Supply company at Great
Falls, was a business caller in Red
Lodge Wednesday.
After a five weeks visit at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. Julia
O'Connor in Red Lodge, Mary and
Buddy Wolfe left Saturday for
their home at Johnstown, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Pendick was honor
guest at a picnic party held Sun
day at the Ratine campgrounds,
south of Red Lodge. The occasion
was in celebration of her birthday
anniversary.
Justice of the Peace E. B. Prov
inse united Omer M. Van Doren
and Madeline Shaffer in marriage
here Thursday. Witnesses were
Florence L. Jarussi and Leo A.
Rosetta. The couple is of Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCleary
entertained at a dinner party Fri
day evening, honoring their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Adam, who, with
her son, Stanley, is a visitor at the
McCleary home from Los Angeles,
Cal. Covers we're laid for eight.
Enroute to Yellowstone park ov-
err the new highway, Mrs. Henry
Kray and daughter, Johanna, and
Loretta, Frank and Mrs. Dornberg-
err Of Hardin, stopped here Sunday
for a short visit with relatives and
friends.
Adeline Jarussi and Gertrude
Oliver, Red Lodge students at the
Montana State Normal school at
IDillon. were included on the honor
roll at the institution, according to
information received from there
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Reimer were
lamong those motoring ove from
lBridger Thursday to attend the
meeting of county Republican cen
trial committee. Accompanying
them were their house guests
Mrs. George Rogers and son Dean
The sisters and children of the
st. Vincent's Hospital-School a.
Billings wish to extend thanks tt
the people of Red Lodge for the
. generous donations of merchan
disc and garden produce givel
them while at their camp in Rec
Lodge.
A marriage uniting a Silverton
Ore, couple, Dwight L. Foote ant
Grace Folsom, Sunday at Bridger
; with the Rev. R. R. Kreps, a Meth
odist clergyman from Ohiowa
/ Neb., officiating at the ceremony
The couple was attended by Edit
Revelle and F. G. Revelle.
DR.. Neal A.. Stacey and Mrs
Stacey and son returned Mofda,
from st. Paul, Mimi, where ID,
Stacey attended the national con
vention of the American Denta
association. Mrs. Stacey and Sol
have spent the greater part of tn
summer visiting with relatives il
Wisconsin.
John r. Clawson, sheriff nomi
nee; G. W. O'Connor, nominee t
state representative; M. G. Swar
|county surveyor nominee, and Mrs
R. T. Wagner, Tony Farias and {
&c. Crossen, committee members
formed the Fromberg delegation t
the meeting of the Republican cen
trail committee here Thursday.
Alex Leggat, widely-know
Butte hotel man who has larg
mining interests in the wester
part of the state, is a Red Lodg
visitor this week, coming here t
Investigate the chrome deposits o
H~ellroaring creek and later plar
ming to look over the various mir
ing activities in the New Worl
mining district at Cooke City.
Emma Hendrickson of Re
Lodge recently filed applicatio
for citizenship with Clerk of tn
District Court C. P. Larkin. AC
cording to the petition, she arrive
in the United States from Finlan
on June II, 1906, at the port G
Boston, Mass. The petition wi
come up for final hearing on Nc
vember Is.
Miss Irene Paulson e~ntertaine
Friday evening with a theatr
party followed with a Dime
served at the home of Mrs. Jc
Bailey. The occasion was in OK
servance of Miss Paulson's birth
day anniversary. Guests include
the Misses Sue and Leah Toole.