Carbon County news., 1936-12-18

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King, treasurer, and Otto f. Yed
licka, secretary. Installation Of Of
ficers, along with the Fromberl
Eastern Star, will be held Decem
Der %. The Masonic installing Of
I5ficer will be Edwin Grafton OF
4 Billings. Mrs. Ruth Ping, Hardin
worthy grand matron Of Eastern
Stars in Montana, will install the
Fromberg officers of her group
In the room across from the
Eagles lodge rooms, Red Lodge
businessmen are taking exercises
Tuesday and Friday afternoons
according to Billy Hyde, WPA in,
structor. Hyde says he has a class
of about 10 men working regularly
at different forms Of exercises, and
he urges others who wish to "get
lin trim" to report for action. Class
es start at 2:30 p. m.
An application for final citizen,
ship paper hearing has been filed
by Mary Rosich, Red Lodge, a ma.
tive of Yugoslavia.
John T. Kelly arrived here We'd
nesday from st. Paul where he has
been transacting business in the
interests Of the Farmers Union.
E. P. Conwell, Carbon county at
torney, returned to Red Lodge by
train Wednesday from Helena
where he had been transacting Of
ficial business.
George Sweeney, who will be re-
membered as a cigar maker here
up until about 20 years ago, visit
ed at Red Lodge Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Sweeney is now a Northern
Pacific railway detective with
headquarters at Laurel.
Ernest Berg and sons, Donald
and Floyd, were business callers in
Red Lodge Saturday.
DR.. D. M. Sayles. Phone 1O6
Roberts Burns was elected noble
grand of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows in annual session
here. Other officers are Charles
Cortner, vice noble grand; John
Peters, secretary; B. D. Viers, fin
ancial secretary, and John Sim,
treasurer. Retiring noble grand is
A. e. Pelo.
J. p. Meehan, manager of the
Western Union telegraph office
here, announces some novel, inex-
pensive Christmas messages for
persons who wishSto use this meth
cd to spread holiday cheer. One
service has list of Is model tele-
grams which can be sent anywhere
in the country for only % cents,
while 15-word kilograms of the
senderis own composition will be
sent anywhere for only 35 cents. A
special feature will be kilograms
sent locally and signed Santa Claus
for a special kiddie surprise. These
will be only 20 cents. These mes
sages will be dated North Pole.
Mrs. Florence Harrington enter
tanned the Sewing club Wednesday
night at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Freeman.
AS a special holiday service to
customers, the express office at
the depot here will be open until
6 p. m. from now until Christmas,
according to Bob Stevens, agent.
In addition to this packages will
be available on. Christmas Day, Mr..
Stevens said.
Mrs. Mable Sandels is back in
Red Lodge following a visit in Spo-
kane with her mother, Mrs. Alma
Chapman and her sister, Mrs. W.
Geist.
In the room across from the
Eagles lodge rooms; Red Lodge
business men are taking exercises
Tuesday and Friday afternoons,
according to Billy Hyde, WPA in
struetor. Hyde says he has class |
Of about 10 men working regular
" at different forms of exercises,
and he urges others who wish to
get in trim" to report for action.
Glasses start at 2:30 p. m.
Morris Hendricks, Fromberg,
was fined SIS when he pleaded
guilty to a third degree assault
.harge before Judge Robert e.
Clark of Bridger Monday. The COM
,laint was signed by Jake Frank
# Park City. i
J. w. Ross, Red Lodge attorney, L
transacted business in Bridger
Monday.
The last day for filing applica-
ion for final citizenship paper
on April sixth has been
ct for January 5, it is announced
ere by C. P. Larkin, clerk of dis
rict court. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCleary
sft by train Thursday for a visit
D California.
Miss Jennie Salona left Tuesday
fternoon for California to visit
rith friends and relatives