Carbon County news., 1936-12-11
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| DhSA1ISSS Will US LEdnSAcISus
BY agreement Of counsel and al
the request Of E. P. Conwell, coun-
| ty attorney, a change Of venue has
been granted Morris Hendricks,
Fromberg, out on a 5000 bond after
pleading not guilty to a third de-
gree assault charge preferred by
Jake Frank of Park City. The trial
will be before Judge Robert Clark
of Bridger.
The adult choir of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church met in the
church on Tuesday evening to
make plans for a musical service
to be presented in connection with
the regular service Sunday morn
ing, Dec. 21. The young people of
the church will sing Christmas
carols around town several even
ings during Christmas week.
John Bum, rancher near Luther,
pleaded not guilty to a reckless
driving charge in John Sanderson's
police court here, and was released
pending trail set. for December
18th. Bum was arrested on a COM
plant signed by Ernest Berg after
Berg's horse had been struck by
Bunn's car. The horses leg was
broken and the animal was shot.
DIR. D. M. Sayles. Phone 1O6
Bearcreek's basketball team un-
derwent both defeat and victory
last weekend. On Friday they play
ed the Roundup five at Roundup,
losing by 10 to IL. On their home
floor Saturday they came back to
overcome a Roberts lead at the
first half and won by 27 to %. The
same night the Bearcreek girls
staged a rally to down the Roberts
girls to the tune of 13 to II.
Mrs. Raymond Gebo was hon.
ored Wednesday afternoon at a
shower given by Mrs. Henry
Schneider at the home of Mrs.
Fred Schndiderl TWO tables of
bridge were in play, with honors
going to Mrs. Joe Bailey, Mrs.
Bob Woodrow and Mrs. Bert Ba-
sancon. The room was decorated
in yellow and white NUNS. Mrs.
Henry Schneider presented her
sister with a bouquet of flowers.
The junior and intermediate
departments of the Methodist Sum
day School will have a party in
the church parlors Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. This will be
the last of the activities in con-
nection with an attendance con-
test, for which members of the
classes have been divided into
two groups, the "Reds" and the
"Blues." The "Blues," losers of
the contest, will act as hosts at the
party.
The condition of Bert Castel-
lano, in a Billings hospital as the
result of injuries sustained in a /
car accident at Laurel Tuesday
morning, is reported favorable.
Bert suffered cut tongue, lacer-
ations about the face and a sprain-
ed ankle when the truck he was
driving met with heavy touring
car driven by G. S. Wilkins of Bill
ings. He will remain in the hospi-
tai three or four days before re-
turning to Red Lodge.
Mrs. Hilda Richeson was enter
5ained at a surprise party Friday
If last week, the occasion being her
Mrs. Fred Schneider,
mother of Mrs. Richeson, planned |
The party which was held at the
Schneider home. A two-course din
1er was served to sixteen guests.
Contract was played following
Inner, with honors going to Mrs.
R. G.. Martin and Mrs. Mayme AMI
lerson. The group presented Mrs.
2icheson with several gifts.
Mrs. Lucille Weast was elected
Noble grand of Morning Star, Rel
9ekah lodge No. 80, here recently.
Other officers include Miss Janet
Lindsay, vice grand; Mrs. Mary 3.
recording secretary, and
Mrs. Elsie M. Viers, treasurer.
Mrs. Ardis Dixon, warden of the
Montana Rebekah Assembly, was
guest of honor. Lunch was served.
installation of officers will take
place on January 18th.
Star in the West Lodge No. 40
A. F. & A. M. of Red Lodge at
heir last regular meeting on Dec.
Ind elected the following officers