Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-03-28
Local
Happening

Jack Houghton of Roberts was
a county seat caller Monday.
Harold Shoop was a county
seat caller Monday from Joliet.
Mrs. Lille Roller and son Bill
were Red Lodge visitors Monday
from Roberts.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tim Burns last week at the Ad-
ans hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt of
Roberts were %transacting business
in Red Lodge Monday.
John Anderson of Luther was a
caller in Red Lodge during the
fore part of the week.
John Jarussi, Joliet druggist,
was attending to business matters
in the county seat Tuesday.
Bishop H. H. H. Fox of Billings
will conduct special Easter SER
vices at 6 o'clock Sunday evening
at the Episcopal church.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wads-
worth are the parents of a baby
boy born Monday morning at the
family home in Bearcreek.
DIR. Mott Souders, who has been
in Red Lodge the past week with
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. S. M.
Souders, left Tuesday for Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Twelve members of the Red
Lodge rifle club were entertained
by the Bridger club last Thursday
night at a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rifle match and dinner.
Mrs. H. A. Littlefield and Miss
Marcella returned by a to Boze-
man Sunday evening after a week
end spent with relatives and
friends in Red Lodge and Bear
creek.
Buryl Bonar of Kane, Wyo., and
Elva Workman of Lowell, Wyo.,
were married here Monday by
Charles Wilson, justice of the
peace. The couple was attended
by Dorothy and Frank Bonar.
Pete Vavich of Bearcreek, who
has been an outstanding player on
the Bozeman Bobcat basketball
squad this season, returned to
the college Tuesday after spend
ing his Easter vacation at home.
Among Red Lodge students at
the Montana State college at
Bozeman who spent their Easter
vacation at their homes here dur
ing the past week were Elmer
Bowler, Irma Puutio and John
Albert.
Word was received here that
Joe, 11-year-old son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Zucco, passed away last
week at the family home in Fl
Cerrito, California. His death was
due to a heart ailment from which
he had been suffering for some
time. Joe was born in Red Lodge
and lived here until he moved
with his parents to California
about seven years ago.
The News this week, through
its columns, acknowledges the in
vitation extended its editor anc
his family and members of his
staff by the school of journalism
of the University of Missouri tc
attend their twenty-fifth annual
journalism week on May 6 to II
at Columbia, Mo. Members of the
National Editorial association, the
Missouri Press association, the
Missouri Writer'S guild and other
organizations will participate.
Mrs. X. w. Skeen was hostess
Tuesday to members of the
American Home department of the
Red Lodge Woman's club, with
Mrs. C. E. Thompson assisting
hostess. Mrs. A. T. Jenkins was
unanimously nominated for chair
man Of the department for the
ensuing term. The afternoons
session was devoted to an inter
esting program on Indian home
making. An instructive talk or
the North American Indian was
given by Mrs. G. H. Draper, while
Mrs. S. M. Souders gave an inter.
esting dissertation on the South
American aborigines. The after
moons roll call was answered with
each member present naming ar
Indian dish. At the conclusion de-
licious refreshments were served
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