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Evening star., 1935-08-14
PERSONAL.

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ALCO RUBs WHITE NURSE 1909 PA
ave. W. Apt. 80. Hours, 10 to 8. Open
Sunday. 16'
SWEDISH MAssAGE-GRADUAT MAS
seuse: hours. 8 to 0. Phone Shepherd
l53l-J.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay high price. The Greater
W. w. Chambers Co. offers q complete
funeral cars and all. for as little as S75.
Worlds finest waterproof. alright. guar
asnteed steel burial vault may BE had from
the Greater W w. Chambers Co.. l4th St.
corner Chaplin NV. Col O432. Phone or
write our address We will send you
beautiful catalogue of how we do it. 1400
Chaplin ST. NV. Columbia o432. SIT 18th
St Sc. Atlantic 800.
COLDS, 8O6 F ST. NV.
FORMERLY 1914 FINAL CLEARANCE
5000 Formal oreandy Frocks-----S3.95 .95
Sl2.a5 Formal Chiffon Dresses--- 6.a5
S6,95 White Crepe DresSes-- 2.95
SS.g5 Suits. Swagger Models 3.a5
S5.95 Beautiful Cotton Dresses---- 2.95
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HELP--MEN.
(fioufintiedl

MEN-We need several Speciality salesmen
to hll out our organization. One man for
Ta5aF maehne de three for
cleaner dept. and two others for SPECIAL
outside work. Apply after 10 am. to Mr.;
Kavanagh at Monarch Radio Co.. 1913
Men soa es19inss arr 70
Expenses advanced II needed. One car
af7 so7 APas 19tS Sc nR aHs to * am
to nm.
RADIO sALEsMEN-Most, popular line:
guaranteed drawing account against lib
eral commission and bonus ARRANGEMENT:
old established company with plenty oi
iS car
absolutely necessary; See Mr.. Pelta 4lo
furniture. Call at 924 N st. NV.
SALESMAN to sell cordless electric iron;
eliminates cord annoyance; /sells rapidly
on home demonstration: commission. Phone
District 5631 for appointment sitter I'm.
81 and Ps.Hy pdsea
with an industrial and household insula-
tion company Must stand fullest char
acter Investigation. Give details your
dress Box 1s4-X. Star once.
SHOE SALESMAN; one with neighborhood
Roa shoe x SsSrs ssr a. ADDRESS
men. full or part time.
no selling; good pay. Apply 3OO1 14th
st. NV. Mr.. Poole / to pm.
TRUCK MECHANIC. AL now employed
with large feet owner; exp. on Macks;
small trucks; good motor man welder,
braZer, and some good foreign machinist
exp. Desires to better himself. Address
Box 152-X. Star ONCE.
WEATHER sTRIPPER, also man to wire
and paint screens and a salesman. Dis
trict Screen & Mfg Co.. Nd. ave.
Hyttsville. IA
YOUNG MAN. white. to work part time as
janitor. small building. exchange for rent
bed rm. and kitchen. Address Box 362-X
Star Office. 15'
YOUNG MAN over % years Of age ship
ping clerk; position consists OF distributing
manufacturers products to local custom:
ers: keeping company branches out OF
own trucks. Address Box 2s4-X. Star once.
LARGE NATIONAL CONCERN has OPEN
inEs for 3 men over . years old in COL
lection dept must be permanent resident
of WASHINGTON and be able to furnish
surety bond car necessary See manager
any time Wednesday. Room 400. 1919
F st. NV.
EARN BIG MONEY EVERY DAY
Sensational personal Christmas card
line; best In America: make 500 profit
miniature suit case: retail 81: 1907, profit,
Free samples. Other 81 assortments. sta
tionery playing cards James Art Studios.
1876 University. Rochester. N. Y.
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALL.
HELP--MEN,

h6AA 0NkGINs
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. experienced.
sad aS2Rsss + susss hRSis
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN for used-car
saieswork: Our fine stock offers a splendid
desleTs e i4is Err irving mF &: on NV 'sah f0ro
BEAUTY oPERAToR,,- first class, Conn.
dfess Hs en Boz esx ye sta4 ia oee Rssti'ulaFs Ad
pIsHWAsHER. colored, experienced. Apply
to man experienced locally in soft drinks
with good references. Address Box 322-X.
ELEcTRIC1AN Or MECHANIC work few
@ sd sshoo % iasa 14sh st. sutoR n%
LAUNDRY ROUTE SALESMAN; experience
not necessary. Address Box 3-X. Star
MANmExcellent opportunity with local or
ssny ana Esas
sion. Apply to 4, 979 National Press
MAN-Out-of manufacturer wants
responsible man to represent us in Wash
sion car uii aiioWance. Mr.. spedden, omRs Riss
MAN between 95 and 35. with light car
ana safes eApeElenCe. 10 I'LL POSITION WIN
old. reliable firm; salary and commission
while learning. See Mr.. Harris, sos King
ST.. Alexandria. Va.
MAN. aggressive. intelligent, for splendid,
direct selling plan that assures good m
come. Salary and commission. Apply
Skinker Bros. 4444 Conn. ave.
MARBLE POLISHER. experienced. Apply
MT. Wolf mornings. Loew's Fox Theater.
MEAT CUTTER and salesman. experi-
enced, wanted in q high-class grocery
store: one who is used to handling q
worked and references. Address BOX 27-X.
Star office.
MEN to sell vaporizers to beauty shops:
three sales week will net S45. Address
Box 35l.X, Star ofdte.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Cool single room private bath; all new
furnishings: in quiet neighborhood: con-
venient to car and bus. Settled gentleman
desired 3Rl1 LEGATION st NV l5s
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333S 10th ST. NW-Nicely furnished
and use OF phone, So per month. Phone
Adams oSS0 Ike
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TILDEN GARDENS - Nicely furnished
room. quiet. cross ventilation private bath
private family. Phone Cleveland 24u4
1115 18th NV Apt 31-Large front
double room, comfortable twin beds light
airy; reas., walking distance; girls only.
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1904 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive living
room and bed room, senli-private bath,
Tor two or three employed, quiet adults
1857 EUCLID ST. NW-Room next to
bath. continuous hot water phone; close to
car and bus lines. I7s
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SUPERINTENDENT OF
CONSTRUCTION.

ROOMING HOUSES WANTED.
BOARDING HOUSES WANTED.
Your rooming or boarding house busi-
ness can be sold quickly GS BUYERS Sgssitins;
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
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MEN-We need several speciality salesmen
to fill out our organization. One man for
and radio dept two for
washing machine dept. three for vacuum
cleaner dept. and two others for special
outside work Apply after 10 am. to Mr.:
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen contracting stores and homes
new item: ST 80 hour easily made. los
st. NV 15s
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By PHYLLIS MOORE
GALLAGHER 2
WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE.

WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE.
Betsy Seymour. her brain in q whirl
and full OF desperation because Marshall
Van Devanter whom she loved and who
professed to love her. was openly attentive
to Libby Stockton at diplomatic recep-
tion asked Raoul de Prudentio. a Latin
American attache to take her to his apart
ment instead of to her home. She wit
messed the theft of secret papers by
Raoul had seen John Storm. who once
had kissed her and told her he loved her
with another girl had found her brether
a dancer who had performed at the recep-
tion. On the way to Raouls apartment
drunk with him to drown her troubles
In the apartment he tries to take her IN
his arms but she wards him of and asks
for a drink Then she realizes what she
is doing and while he was absent from
the room she suddenly runs away from
the place. As she comes out the d dogr ;nSy she
who had seen her: Arriving home. she
met John on the doorstep He rtsa alsS @ vas ssI
him Of her escapade. out of the shadows
come deep voice. Don't move. or III
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AS IRVING NW-One double window
front. room and kitchenette. two closets,
Semi-bath idea. location, near Soldiers
Home: bus at door; employed preferred:
S25. Phone Adams 1561-W IA
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MEN to sell vaporizers to beauty shops:
three sales week will net S45. Address
Box 351-X. Star ofhte.
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ALABAMA APTs. .lOl5 n. Apt 405-At-
tractiyely furnished, newly decorated room.
new furniture. garage optional 15s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE. IA rms, 8 baths; near
18th and Col. rd.: rent, SS5 month; nicely
ROOMING HOUSE. downtown. mostly
apartments: 13 rooms 3 baths; rent, $50;
completely furnished; income about $3.50:
price. 81. 100; down payment $500. Call
National 1854.
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BEAUTY PARLORS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used. DR.. Dells
Ledendecker. 3025 o NV West 1120
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1915 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive front. 8
windows. twin beds. clean. refined; cow
cars, bus; couple or men preferred Phone
Potomac 1900
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ALCO RUBS WHITE NURSE 1903 PA
ave. NV. Apt 80. Hours. 10 to 8. Open
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AUTO LESSONS for permit easy parking
and clutch control: cars furnished Call
"Old Reliable" Foster (whitel. Met. 1909
IMMIGRATION PATROL exam. to be held
Aug. @S. PREPARE Now-EOME STUDY
Course 81 10 and So so. Hundreds sold al
ready. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. NV.
Nat 2340.
PREPARE FOR A GOOD PosITION-In-
tensive secretarial civil service and calcu-
lating machine courses. Inquire Boyd
School 1893 P st. Phone National 234O.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
CENTRAL MISSION SEEKS
$4,000 TO FUND WORK
Contributions of Supporters to Be
Only Source of Years
Revenue.

The Central Union Mission will de-
pend upon its own supporters without
resorting to public drive in efforts
to raise $4,000 to defray expenses Of
its relief work for the next IL months,
Supt. John S. Bennett said yesterday.
The budget is the same as that last
year, the superintendent said, despite
the increase in emergency demands
made upon the mission. The $50 900
budget also includes expenses of the
Children's Emergency Home, the mis-
sion farm and Camp Bennett.
The mission has no sources of in
come other than contributions by its
supporters. The work of the mission
has increased 100 per cent since 1880,
Bennett pointed out
During october 4,283 men and 81
children were sheltered. New regis
trations for the month jumped to
1859, while the number of men who
received care numbered 1,485. One
hundred and ten men received articles
OF clothing, as compared with 81 who
were clothed during October, 1894
Jobs were secured for 50 men during
the 30-day period.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
WORK IS FASTENED.
ON ) SUBMARINES.
Commissioning Next Year
Objective Of Navy in
Building Program.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
On the eve of a naval conference
at which much will be said about sub
marines, Secretary Swanson was in
formed yesterday that work was being
hastened on of the Navys 16 new
submarines so they can be commits
stoned next year.
The Navy's building program will
give the United States full treaty
strength by 1886 in battleships,
cruisers and aircraft carriers. and in
submarines and destroyers by 1912.
The limitations laid down by the
Washington and London treaties eX-
pire in 1886.
The United States now has "a sub
marines of 10000 tons, figuring Al
ships that are over the 13-year-age
limit specified in the treaties.
Others Have Fewer Submarines.
Great Britain and Japan, the other
chief sea powers concerned, have
smaller total submarine tonnage than
the United States, but a larger per-
centage Is in new, modern ships. Great
Britain has Sc submarines of 56,209
tons, and Japan 81 of 68,349 tons.
Many of the American subs are fast
approaching retirement age, but the
Construction Bureaus report to Swan
son said excellent progress was being
made in building the new ships to
replace aging vessels to insure the
United States Of adequate submarines.
The report showed the hull of the
Porpoise. being built at the Ports
mouth Navy Yard was 95.2 per cent
complete. Engines and machinery
were 962 per cent complete.
The Pike. also under construction
at Portsmouth, was 81 4 per cent COM
plete in hull and 829 in machinery.
Progress on Boats.
Steady progress also was reported on
the three boats under construction by
the Electric Boat Co., the Sharks hull
being SO per cent complete, engines
and machinery 81 per cent; the Tar
pon's hull 81 per cent, machinery 81
per cent; the Perch's hull SIS per cent
machinery 22.4 per cent.
Excellent progress also was reported
on the Pickerel, Permit, Plunger, Pol
lack and Pompano, under construction
in the Electric Boat, Portsmouth and
Mare Island yards.
OF the Nays total submarines, 43
Of 45,600 tons. were under age" and
ready for action during 1885. BY COM
parison. Great Britain had 36 new
undersea craft of 44,954 tons, and
Japan 49 of 81 1897 tons.
During this year, four American
submarines of 1890 tons have reached
the end of their usefulness, and in
1886 10 others of 1910 tons will
reach the age limit, leaving the United
States with only 20 under age sub
marines Of 27,040 tons.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
SHORT ROAD PROPOSED

The Commissioners were informed
yesterday by a committee Of Southern
Maryland residents that Maryland will
construct a short cutoff road from
Naylor road to Branch avenue, at the
District line, If the District will build
Z hard-surface on Branch avenue from
the District line to Pennsylvania ave-
hue southeast.
The committee making the proposal
consists Of Hugh c. Bickford, Luke j.
Milovich and Frank Reh, jr., president
Of the Southern Prince Georges Citi-
Eens' Association.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-25

thousand nine hundred thrty-six years ago. Baby
given life by beautiful Girl to whom motherhood
miraculousy granted That Baby Graded in manger
and the scent of myrrh sweetened his slubers He
"a hearty, strong Baby eyes glowing with light over
wise for shortly earth and golden halo encr
cling his head ##
That Baby was the Christ child, destined to change
the of human events That brief story is the story
of Chistmas, the day celebrate today TO mark the
anniversary of His birth.
Down through the ages of history, since the Christ
child bon the coming of Christmas has ghtened the
black days. and frightened the bright days.
It is magic season. when Joy and happiness reign
supreme Every of the earth thrills to the sound
of it's voiceevery heart is made glad by the message it
brings.
Christmas distinguishes not between rich and poor,
strong and feeble great and humble, old and young Like
the spirit Of Christ it touches and gladdens all things
human.
&c. in this year of 1885, let the bells ring out the glad
hdings that Christmas has and that the world is at
day. Let voices carol the gories and praises
of the Christ and let His spirit deve deeper into every
heart, from whence joy and happiness only spring.
when touched by His teachings :
It's Christmas again! And to you, one and ALL The
News, in keeping with the spirit of this day. extends it's
heartiest merrest and most joyous wishes for VERY
MERRIE CHRISTMAS.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-25
DISMISS COMPLAINT
AGAINST HYDE HERE

A complaint schasging William
Bin) Hyde, Red Lodge boxer, with
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses by representing himself as
deputy state game warden, was
dismissed in justice court of John
Sanderson here Monday at the re-
quest of the plaintiff, Mrs. Clara
Tunnicliff, filling station operator
at Fox.
Mrs. Tunnicliff filed the charges
Thursday, alleging Hyde obtained
$2.75 worth of gasoline at her
establishment by misrepresenting
himself as game warden. Appear
ing at a preliminary hearing Sat-
urday, Hyde pleaded not guilty.
He stated that he did not repre-
sent himself as a game warden,
but admitted getting the gasoline
and failing to pay. His trial had
been set for Tuesday. He was not
detained in Jail.
Before dismissal of the complaint
Monday, Hyde settled the unpaid
account with Mrs. Tunnicliff, Of
ficials said.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-25
State

State
Helena-Road maintenance work
can he carried on in Montana next
year on a greater scale than ever
before, said the state board of
equalization in reporting this
years revenue from the five-cent-
per-gallon gasoline tax at nearly
five million dollars.
Observation-Disclosures notables at
tend burial services for Gov. +.
H. Cooney in st. Mary's cemetery.
Helena-State banking depart
ment announces there is nearly
$4,000 in unclaimed dividend
checks on claims against iqrlidated
banks in the treasurey's vaults.
Helena-Twenty-five rifles, sew
eraI thousand rounds of anmuni-
ton and two pairs of field glasses
reported stolen from state arsenal.
Hamilton-Judge Albert Besan-
con, whose appointment as judge
of the fourth judicial district was
one of the last acts of the late
Gov. F. H. Cooney, holds first
session of court. =" r
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-25
SCHOOLS PRESENT .
XMAS PROGRAMS
ALI Classrooms Participate
In Observing Holiday
Friday Afternoon

All classes in the Red Lodge
grade schools presented appropri-
ate Christmas programs. Friday
afternoon, Superintendent H. B.
Field said. The programs wound
up school affairs for the next two
weeks, Friday marking the begin
ming of the annual Christmas vaca-
tion.
Sixth, seventh and eighth grade
pupils at the Roosevelt school
Joined in presenting a Christmas
program at a school assembly Fri
day. Sixth grade students under
the direction of Miss Sophia Hayha
were featured in a Christmas play
presentation and a number of
Christmas carols were sung by the
Roosevelt Girls club, composed of
girls Of the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades at the school. The
musical program was arranged by
Miss Theresa Thompson.
Other features of the program
included a vocal solo by Roger
Davis and Christmas reading by
Muriel Moore, first grade pupil at
the Field school.
The Christmas play and the girls
glee club numbers were presented
at a special program given in the
Roosevelt auditorium Thursday
evening for the parents of Roose-
Velt school pupils, a large turnout
being reported.
At the Lincoln school pupils par
ticipated in a joint program ap-5
to the season, while
classes at the Field school pre-
sented Christmas programs in their
classroonas. Pupils throughout the
city schools also participated in an
exchange Of gifts throughout the
day.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-25
THE WEEKS news IN REVIEW
State, National and Foreign Events Told in Brief

Helena-A six-state conference
to "get dealers auto caravans off
the highways" has been tentatively
arranged for January Ia, in Helena.
Butte-Montana Power company
declares quarterly dividend of $3.50
a share on preferred il stock, Sc
series, payable Feb. /, 1886. =. IT,. f
Butte-Mrs. Fred Carlson, moth
er of three children, killed, and
husband, Fred Carlson, critically
injured in automobile accident near
here. ..n... .,...~ -" r :, =l1s.5 = d"
, Shelby-Three slain in police
bandit gun duel. Police Chief Ed
ward Ten Brock and Undersher-
iff Shelton Alsup fatally wounded IN.
exchange Of shots on main street.
Posse Instantly kills one bandit
uncovered in hiding place. Inten-
sive search starts for others Of
bandit gang. III 4. .=&.|=. 4. - T. sE...5
Billings 1T Petit, 6622, 6622 veteran
|patrolman, fatally wounded in alb
domen in gun accident at station
house. I '..=3*. \ 81 5=2z n.
Continued On page 4
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-25
EAGLES AND BoBCAT
CUNTS TO TANGLE

Red Lodge Eagles independent
basketball quintet face some Of the
toughest competition so far met
with this season when it engages
the powerful Bobcat AlI'Star ag-
gregation on the Washington hall
court here tonight (Tuesday). The
teams are scheduled to tangle at
$3.50 o'clock.
The locals lost their first game
of the season at Byron, Wyo. last
Wednesday evening when the By
ron independents defeated them
1888 thriller. Tightly contested
throughout the Eagles lost a
slender lead, which would have
given victory, in the last five Sec
onds of play.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-25
LOCAL HIGH TEAM
WINS BOTH GAMES
ON WYOMING TOUR
Byron And Cowley Teams
Are Defeated By
Carbon Quint

Hoopsters of Carbon county high
! school here returned victorious
from their Wyoming invasion dur.
ing the week, hanging up a 36-1e
win over the Byron high team at
Byron Wednesday night and a
20-14 victory over the CoWley high
quintet at Cowley the following
evening. -
-: It was Byron's second defeat by
the locals, who took the Wyoming
ties 30-14 on the local floor only
a week previous.
Starting at Byron, Zupan and
Obert put away a floor shot each
to give Carbon an early lead. Byron
tossers soon knotted the score;
however, and were leading 7-6 at
the end of the first period. Zupan,
with toss from the field, again
put his teammates in the lead soon
after the second quarter opened.
From then on the Carbonites hit
their stride and consistently
widened their lead throughout the
remaining sessions. Byron was
trailing 1913 at halftime.
Salo and Allen went to work for
Carbon in the third session, Salo
putting away two counters and
Allen one counter from the floor.
Carbon defense work held the
Byronites to a lone floor toss and
a single free throw, placing the
locals on the long end of a 20-11
tally as the period ended.
Salo and Allen continued their
scoring spree going into the final
session, the former netting three
tosses from the field and Allen
sinking a free throw and a floor
shot. Two floor contributions from
Zupan and a free toss and floor
shot from Nyback cinched the eve
ming for Carbon.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-25
LOCAL MEAT FIRM
MAKES CHANGE IN
ITS PARTNERSHIP
Star Meat Company Makes
Change In Directing
Business Affairs

Partnership in the Star Meat
company, the largest wholesale
and retail establishment of it's kline
in Red Lodge and Carbon county
and one of the most important
contributors to industrial activity
in this section, has been dissolved
it was made known during the
week.
The firm, which operated fok
the past several years under the
partnership arrangement between
Steve Glotch, Anna .Glotch, Paul
Glotch, John lStampfel, Ray Hou-
ton, Fred SCHNEIDER, Albert Bek-
karinen and Andrew Bekkarinen.
will continue to operate under a
partnership between the latter four
named by terms Of the new ar
|rangement.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER, who has been
the firms president for several
years, will continue in that capac-
'ity, it was stated. Mr.. Houton
serves the firm as secretary, while
Albert Bekkarinen is trustee.
The Star Meat Company has been
a steadily growing concern in this
community since it's founding in
1920, and contributes materially to
the welfare of Red Lodge indus
trial life with one of the largest
payrolls in this section.
From IL to 13 persons are being
given employment at the present
time by the firm, whose annual
payroll averages between $4,000
and $25,O00.
Besides operating the two larg-
est meat retailing establishments
in the city, the company also main
tains and operates the only mod
ernly- equipped and up-to-date
slaughtering plant in Carbon coun-
ty. Thousands of dollars are paid
out annually by the firm in the
purchase of cattle, sheep, hogs,
poultry and poultry products from
Carbon county stock and poultry
raisers. County-raised products are
used exclusively by the company.
The firms slaughtering plant,
located just north of Red Lodge,
has $4,000 alone invested in the
latest in modern cooling systems.
Grain-feeding of cattle in the
firms own pens before slaughter
ing is also one off the policies
maintained by the company.
Locally-grown grains only are used
for this purpose and approximately
300 head of cattle are kept on hand
at all times for this special feeding.