Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-01-02

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of here.
Close of filings for six city of.
fices finds eleven candidates il
field.
Alice and Turk Greenough, Rec
Lodge rodeo performers, sign W
to accompany 100 of worlds fore
most riders on tour of European
countries.
April
1-4-Red Lodge voters elect G.. A
Jeffery, mayor; Joe Bailey, treas;
urer; John Sanderson, police judge;
Harry Matthews, Edward Bloom
and w. j. Barrett, aldermen.
Yellowstone Distilleries, Inc, an
nounce plans to build 100000
whiskey distillery in Red Lodge.
Mrs. E. B. Provinse elected to
presidency of Red Lodge Woman's
club.
4-11-Voters of school district No.
1 elect L. M. Slavens, S. C. Merri-
man, J. J. Gerondale, C. N. Luttrell
and G. M. Downs as school board
trustees.
Thieves enter home of B. M.
Myrebo here and steal jewelry and
other articles valued from $1,000
to $1,5O0.
1f$18-Directors of Montana
Chrome, Inc, explain plans at
huge public meeting here. Devel-
opment work on Hellroaring claims
gets in full swing. -
Voters in school district No. /
grant school board permission to
sell old Jefferson school building
to Yellowstone Distilleries, Inc.
Large scale gold-recovery oper-
ations reported on Clark's Fork
river near Belfry.
William Dempster, prominentBin
lodge and U. M w. A. union af-
fairs, dies at Bearcreek home.
18-25-Joliet high school wins first
place in district scholastic meet
at Laurel.
Carbon high track team declar-
ed winner of county invitational
meet at Belfry.
Submit application. for PWA
loan for construction of Rock
Creek dam projects, following in
spection of sites by state heads.
25-30-Officials Of Montana
Chrome, Inc, declare tests made
at Detroit laboratories of Hellroar-
ing ores are successful.
Plans of Yellowstone Distil-
leries, Inc, for plant construction
here advance.
Carbon high tracksters cop first
honors at Powell, Wyo., meet.
James S. Honnold, Joliet post
master, dies.
Rock Greek water level hits low
est mark in many years. Court is
sues orders for rigid irrigation re-
strictions to water users.
May
1-9-F. G. Westlake, state college
entomologist, arrives to take
charge of county poisoning cam
oaign against grasshopp er
scourge.
. Cooke City prepares for a sum-
mer of mining activity greater
han any in it's history.
Dr. E. M. Adams reelected> pres
dent of Red Lodge Golf and Coun-
Try club.
Otto Niethammer, former local
business man, dies at Casper, Wyo.
State highway commission ap-
proves oiling Of Red Lodge-Rob-
erts highway section and state Sec
ion of Red Lodge-Cooke City
highway. !
'-16-S ia tie water conservation
'oard submits application for Rock
reek dams construction to nation
u P. w. A. officials at Washing
on, D. C. Announces first recon-
loisance survey of Rock creek val
ey will get underway.
Red Lodge business and profess
ional men, at meeting here, de-
lare they will oppose discontinue
nee of Red Lodge daily train SER
ice as announced by Northern Pa
ific railway officials.
Estimate $4,000 acres in county
infested bX grasshoppers.
6-23-Harry E. Mitchell, engi-
eer in charge of Red Lodge
'ooke City highway construction,
rrives and announces 1884 road
uilding operations will get under
ray at once.
Sixty-five seniors of Carbon
oanty high school receive diplo-
las at commencement exercises at
Washington hall.
Mrs. Ada M. Adriansen, Red
odge business woman, dies.
c. S. Barnett, Kentucky distil- {
ng expert, arrives to take charge l
local distillery construction.
Daily bus service between Red =
odge and East Bridger inaugur- 9
ted by M. w. & S. railway.
'-3O-Sixty-two pupils graduate n
ON city school system. = =
Report discovery of gold arrow
lad in gravel banks along Clark's