Carbon County news., 1937-06-25


SADDLE Co. of Billings. These are
to be given to the best all-around
cowboy. They will be on display
| in one Of the merchants windows
soon. Levi Strauss Overall Conn
pany Of Denver has donated three
pair of overalls for consolation
lprices in the bronc riding, calf
roping and wild cow milking con-
tests.
The GAIL Artist" Clown Band,
consisting of bass drum, snare
drum, Cymbals,s. and expert Ba-
zooka Players, composed of the
following Eagles: Joe Yelich,
Mike Dimich, Bill DeBourg, Mel
son Lane, Pete Buffo, Bill Kopple,
Dick Alberta and Stanley Primo
zich, left Wednesday for Miles
City for the F. o. E. Convention.
They will return Sunday - they
hope.
Mrs. Kathryn Alden motored
Tuesday to Springdale to visit her
parents and to get her SON, John,
who has been visiting with his
grandparents the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Woodrow
of Ft. Peck have been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Red Lodge
this week. They expected to re-
turn to Ft. Peck Thursday.
+ Mrs. Frank Ross of San Fran
cisco arrived in Red Lodge Tues
day to visit in the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Massa
and with other relatives and
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Massa, Miss
Edi Massa and Mrs. Hugh Nc
Cluskie motored to Laurel to meet
her.
Red Lodges baseball club wishes
to thank the community for the
support given it's team. The Red
Lodge team won over Absarokee
Sunday by a score of 16 to 13.
The battery for Red Lodge was
Murdo, Rae and Luhtala, and the
bettery for Absarokee was Gala
han and Smith.
The Careful Cookers" of Rock
vale met on June 10th at the
home of their leader, Mrs. Roy
.Reams with 13 members and three
visitors present. A breakfast of
waffles, milk, scrambled eggs and
fruit was prepared. Songs were
sung for recreation. - by Alvina
.Siemsen1 club reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Joki of
Butte are visiting relatives and
friends in Red Lodge.
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hicox and
grandchildren, Leroy Wogoman
and Betty Joe Wallace, of Painter,
Wyoming are visiting relatives
and friends in Red Lodge this
week.
IT. Miss Evelyn Weydt who COM
pleted school in the University Of
Southern California the past year
where she took merchandising and
majored in textiles, is working at.
the May. Company. in Los Angeles
to put in an apprenticeship before.
going back to the University in
the fall when she will take advanc-I
ed work in textiles and she will
also be assistant to Mrs. Holme,
head instructor of the textile de-
partment in the University Of
Southern California. 2
r Miss lone Marsyla, who is TAX
ing nurses training in the Deacon
ess hospital at Billings, is spend
ing her vacation with relatives and
friends at Red Lodge. i
Ben Thomas, a longtime resident
of Red Lodge up until recent years
when he has been residing at San
Jose, Calf, is visiting here. He
was once a miner and rancher at
Red Lodge. - sI d
Among those from Red Lodge
attending a meeting of Masons in
Fromberg last week were Senator
H. A. Simmons, Hubert Simmons
Jr., P. T. Boggio, Jacob Newell,
Ralph Hazlett and Scott Hunter.
Mrs. Julia Baldwin, Des Moines,
is on an extended visit here with
her sister, Mrs. F. w. Schwin.
The Golden Gold Diggers"
Al club met on June 18th for
their third meeting at the home of
Mr.. John Foss, their leader.
Plans for a All club picnic on June
20th were discussed and it was