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La gaceta., 1937-04-27
Sos trabsios de organization

en- "a industria tabacaIer;

Muy aninadas las noches de
ahora en- ell Centre Obrero. Han
vuelto los dfas "rosados" Y esta
vez esperamos ncsotros que los
.nuevos miembros no. hagan 10
que hicieron en- otras ocasfones,
'calentarse' mucho v despues
2nfriarge con elahehtable y ex-
traordiaaria, rapidez.
.Euapdo.h NRA senot6 mu4
cha animaci6n, 9 pero despues
volvieron a marchsrse Y deja-
ron las libretas
Ahora, bajo la ley de Wag-
ner, debemos todos esperar que
las bases de la organization Sc
solidifiquen. G
FL Comite' Cons, 1.-Two Con-
junto y los organizadores, con
Mr.. Van Horn al frente, no des-
cansan. Centenares de tabaque-
ros Sc han ~;nscripto pidiendo
clos mismos las libretas.
En- Ia fabrica ia Integri-
dad", Saturnino Aleman, ell de-
!egado, asegura que la organi-
zaci6n ss de Glen por ciento. A
leman recorri6 va la galera y Ell
despalillado. Los que no tenian
libretas Sc la ipidieron, de modo
que ALI la organization es per-
La gaceta., 1937-04-27
Una Boda

Ell pasado sabado Sc celebro
la boda de la bella y agracia-
da Srta. Enriqueta Canto con
ell apuesto y correcto joven Ro-
dolfo Samalea, capataz de la
Tampa Cigar Co., de Panchito
Arrange.
En- la Residential de los her
manos politicos de la novia, es-
poses Hector y Matilde Ape
tia, 2216 Massachusetts Ave,
Sc efectu6 la ceremonial, estan
do ell ceremonial a cargo del
Notario Sr. Sergio Alfonso, y
firmando en- calidad de testi-
gos, la Srta. Geraldine Carter
Y ell Sr. Ralph Camus. De los
presentes pudimos anotar los
nombres de las Sras. w. B.
Yauwell, Andrea Canto, Edna
Smith Y Dolly Foester, y las
Srtas. Isabel Alfonso, Zenaida
Alvarez, Norma Kuebles y &c
raldine Carter.
Terminate ell acto Sc obse-
qui6 a los invitados con exqui-
sitas pastas y laguer.
Muchos regalos recibieron
los nuevos esposos.
A ellos les deseamos TODD
! genera de ventures, en- su nue.,
va vida.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27
Natalicio

Natalicio
Tn antique amigo y compa-
nero en- las lides periodisticas
Antonio Barcel6, esta de pla-
GENES Y 10 felicitamos.
Eli ell dia de aver tuvo ell
placer de que Sc completara la
docena de sus nietos, con ell
advenimiento del primogenito
del matrimonio de sus muy
queridos hiios los esposos Jor-
ge y Carmelina Barcel6.
Unidos hace POGO mas de un
aho, Jorge Y Carmelina con :
templan en- la actualidad, con
ell mayor regocijo, la cunita
blanca donde descansa, bende-
cido por Dios, ell tierno fruto
de sus apasionados amores.
iQue la felicidad Sc cierna
continuamente sobre ell nuevo
vastago de los Barcel6 es nues-
tro deseo!
La gaceta., 1937-04-27

fecta. Cen verds@6ra sdelicade-
"a los altos empleados dc la "a
brica no trataron de oponerse a
la .obra de organization.
Todo mar5ha viento en- popa
EN- la AFRICA de Corral. .
ALI ell "Madrileno" ha reco-
rrido lcs d5ferentes departamen
t97 y tiene la cerieza de que los
desorganizados. no In a-.30:
Estos desorganizad& 5Huy prom
to agregaran a sus bmpaneros!
Dicese que en- ~ fabrica de
sSantaella la organization Sc We
rifica a domicilio, por ciertas
cosas que ahora no queremos
explicar.
Santaella sera ell dltimo re-
duc.o-cimos decir. Tenem
nosotros la ~seguridad de que los
obreros de esa fabrica Sc orga-
nizaran. La ley Wagner los pro-
teje Y ellos saben como defen-
der SIS derechos.
FL taller de "Regensburg" no
iha sido llamado todavfa a, orga-
nizarse; pero mas de 500 de los
que allf trabajan estan organi-
zados va, 10 que representa- I'm
admirable entusiasmo.
IA organizarse tocan!
La gaceta., 1937-04-27
ca install la Secci6n de P

ca install la Secci6n de PropaS
ganda.
( la alocuci6n a los socfos y
simpatizadores de la primera
pagiha del progFama sigue en-
Ell interior ell orden de la fies-
ia, Que no puede ser mas va
riado Y attractive y cuyos nd-
meros comienzan a lasa1 de la
manana, photographers hasta
las $50 de la noche.
I'm suculento almuerzo sera
seryido bajo la enramada que
sombrea ell parque Nistal, a
las IL del dia.
Los terrenos estaran conve-
nientemente preparados - di-
ce ell programa - y la eantl-
ma esplendidamente surtida pa
ra s~atisfacer todos los gustos,
La gaceta., 1937-04-27
LEGIrIATURA De-
EsTADo EN- ST
La Leg dE. Reeaperaci6a '
81 discute

lee rec perasa6n ds la Florida
fue el0g9ada Y atacaM durante
HGgrc horas y ell Representative
John w. Cole, del condado de
SEscambia, que la patrocina, de-
Sroque sus partidaribs la apo
yarfan hasta ell final. "Tenemos
los votes srficientes para apro-
lbarla y darle diez sobrantes a
la oposici6n.
Centenares de personals aba
rrctaron aver la sala del comite
de hacienda Y contFibuciones en-
un juicio que duro hasta ia me-
dianoche. Los partidarios de la
MEDIA, llevando cintas azules
con letras negras, llenaron ell
aCpitolio dos horas antics del
juicio. Los que no prdieron en-
contrar asientos en- la sala Sc
s~entaron en- los corredores.
Ell comite de asuntos Judicial
les de la camara inform6 favo-
rablemente una ley que leva ell
tftuAo de LEY de concrete JUS
to" Y autoriza a los fabricantes
para entrar en- contracts con los
detallistas sobre precios mini
mo spor los articulas fabrica-
dos.
Refiriendose a la heredera de
la cadena Woolworth una ca
dena de la misma clase que
Kress y Grant, ell representan-
tie Cole dijo que habfa hecho ell
dinero con ell sudor de las mu-
chachas americans a las cua-
les paga seis u ocho pesos a la
semana.
Ell senado comenzara a dis
cutir ell jueves una ley que Sc
refiere a la inversion de &c.
202,653 para mantener, duran
tie dos amos, los departamentos,
instituciones Y tribunales del
estado.
La ley de creditos presenta-
da soiicita $1,000, 900 menos
que la cantidad recomendada
por ell Comite de Presupuestos
del Estado, y SPIT, 900 menos
del total aprobado por la legis-
latura en- 1885. Ell gobernador
recomienda que los gastos Sc
m~antengan alrededor del nivel
de 1885, con ell fin de evitar la
la imposition de nuevas contri-
buciones.
Aprcb6 aver ell senado una en-
mienda Constitutional que eli
nina todos los impuestos ad-va-
loren para fines estatales.
Ell comite de vehiculos de la
La gaceta., 1937-04-27

Loyal Knights of America
Otro avance de noticia damos
con este anuncio que hacemos
debgran Picnic de la Seccion de
Bencfacci6n de la Orden Loyal
Knights of America en- Ell par
que "La Colupna", Ell domingo
% de mayo, amenizado por la
orquesta Don Francisco.
La secci6n Benefactora de
los Caballeros Leales ofrece to-
dos los amos esta fiesta a benefit
clio de sus fondos, la cual pone
bajo la 6gida de los socios y
simpatizadores de la Orden. FL
producto de estas fiestas, como
todos saben, Sc destina al fon-
do de socorro de los socios ne
cesitados de auxilio lque, por
desgracia, c~ontinuan siendo has
tantes a pesar de los esfuerzos
de la organization.
Con la Secci6n de Benefac-
ci6n, organizadora del Picnic,
cooperan todas las demas Sec
clones de la Orden, pudiendo a.
venturarse que este ano, como
en- los anteriores, la fiesta Sc
vera coronado por Ell exito.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27
La Gran Fiesta
de los Asturianos

Tn elegante programa, con
ell tricolor de la bandera repu-
blicana espahola en- su porta-
da, bandera por la que luchan
con valor Y entusiasmo los lea
les que defender los intereses
del pueblo, llega a mi mesa,
junto con atenta invitaci6n sus
crita por ell Secretario del Cen
tro Asturiano, Sr. Jose Coma
lez, para la fiesta campestre
que dara ell domingo en- la Fin
La gaceta., 1937-04-27
Antonio Mesa

Aniversario de su Muerte
No pas6 desapercibida para
familiares Y amigos. del bata-
llador Antonio Mesa, miembro
activisimo del Cfrculo Cubano,
a cuya Sociedad dedicara las
mayores energias de su vida,
la fecha luctuosa del segundo
aniversario de su fallecimien :
to.
En- peregrinaci6n triste mar
charon aver tarde su viuda y
La gaceta., 1937-04-27
Cuando listed ~necesita
un Laxante

Miles de hombres v mujeres sa-
ben 10 convenience que es tomar
Black-Draukh a la primera sefal
de estrenimiento. A todos les agra
da ell refrescante alivio que lie a
compana. Ellos saben que usado a
tempo puede evitarles ell sentirse
NAL y posiblemente perder tempo
en- ell trabajo. Ell estrenimiento sig
mica gran incomodidad Y muchas
veces enfermedad. 81 listed tiene
que tomar un laxante OCCASIONAL
mente, conffese en-
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
DARK Theatre
II ROGRAM .

Fri. Sat-, July 2-s. GUY KIB.
BEE - UNA MERKEL in
FtDON'T TELL THE WIFE" Men
are. chumps and women prove il
in this bowling tale of Wall
Street! Also short subjects! ON
JOUR STAGE IN PERSON! the
RIO GRANDE RANGERS with
lovely Betty Hawk and Ted SeweH,
The Blind Cowboy. Matinee 2 P,
NJ. Saturday July 3rd. -. il
Sun. Mon. Tues, July 4-5-6. Fred
and Ginger are back in their gay
est, g1addest show! Fred Astaire
- Ginger Rogers - Eric Blore -
Edward Everett Horton - Har-
riet Hoctor in SHALL WE
DANCE" What a. show! 6 new
songs! 8 new dances! so hand
picked Glamour Girls! See the
Queen and King Of song and swing
on roller skates: :: :. J" /. head over
heels in rhythm! Continuous show
Sunday p M. to II r. M. -
Wed. Thur, July rs. GENE
RA YMOND : ANN SOTHERN in
THERE GOES MY GIRL" The
big news broke. right in the mid
die of their wedding! The roar
ing romance of a star reporter and
sob sister! Also short subjects.
RAINBOW MITE WEDNESDAY
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
TRANSPORTATION
BEING DEBATED

/ Those in Carbon county seeking
Reimbursement for school transpor'
tation on the total number OF
pupils residing three miles OF
more from a public school are
asked to Withhold applications until
the Montana Supreme Court dis
poses of suit now taken under
advisement, it is announced by
Mrs. Eva Cable, superintendent OF
schools.
The court has taken under ad-
visement, after a hearing, the suit
brought by John F. Mcbride,
Helena, whether counties should be
reimbursed for, transportation.
Since enactment in 1885 of a law
under which the state reimburses
counties for half of the money
spent in transporting school pupils,
have been based on the
number of pupils eligible for
transportation, Mcbride said.
Counsel for Mcbride contended
at the hearing payments should be
based on actual transportation ex-
penseS.
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
ROBERTS
By Mrs. A. e. HeIkkIIa

BY MRS. A.. e. HeII<IxlIa
Mr.. Hal Hagen Of Billings was
a house guest of Mrs. Roy Hunt
last Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Bruvod and
daughter, Betty of Richardson;
North Dakota and Mrs. Hirman
Reetz of Dickinson, North Dako-
ia are spending a few days visit
ing at the v. C. Forster home.
Mrs. Jas. w. Powers who has
been visiting here for the past two
weeks left Monday for her home
in Casper, Wyoming. -
Mr.. Otis Pitts and son Donald,
James Monahan, Donald Hersh-
berger and Edward Monahan
spent Friday fishing at Moon
Lake in the Beartooths. :
Mrs. B. L. Gunnery and daugh-
ter Lillian returned to their home
in Butte Monday after weeks
visit with friends in this vicinity.
They stopped here en- route to
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
Program for Week at
the Roman Theatre

SCOOP! SAT. SUN. MON,
JULY 3-4-5. EXCLUSIVE-OFFI-
CIAL - LOUIS - BRADDOCK
FIGHT PICTURES! Blow by
Blow, Round by Round! See the
Knock-Downs and KNOCKOUT in
Slow Motion! Taken at Comiskey
Park, Chicago, Ill! Plus Special
Features as advertised. Matinee
Each Day, Evening Shows Z & 8;
And Mind you Admission Only 10
-25c
Fri. Sat-, July 2-3. Want to see
SWELL PICTURE! Then Don't
Miss CLAUDETTE COLBERT in
II MET HIM IN PARIS" with
Melvyn Douglas, Robert Young
WINTER SPORTS; Skiing, Skat-
ing, Sleigh Riding and a Swell
Comedy-Ro Romance filmed at the re-
Gently developed Winter Resort at
Sun Valley, IdahoI Also Saturday
Louis -Braddock Fight Pictures &
News! Adm. Only 10-25c
Sun. Mon. Tues, July4- 4-5-6. EX-
IRA Special! BOB B TURNS,
MARTHA RAVE in MOUNTAIN
MUSIC A Hillbilly Honey, that's
got more kick than Mountain
MuIel Watch those hillbilly Whisk-
RS curl when Martha starts goin
F# .
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
At LEAST 1000
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tions with the speeches, picnic and
play on Sunday.
One of the featured speakers OF
the day was ]. J. O'Shea of Red
Lodge, who eulogized the Finnish
people and the part they played
! in making this country what it is
today. This sturdy stock from
the northermost part of Europe,
he said, was an important factor
in development of America.
Able talks were also given by
Matt Erkkila and John Wilson.
Among visitors for the event
were people from Gebo and Rock
Springs, Wyo., and from Butte,
Belt, and Geyser in Montana.
The celebration, an annual one,
is sponsored by Finnish organiza-
tions of Carbon and Saltwater, and
has grown to be a much antici-
pated affair.
A feature of the celebration was
a three-act play by the Workers
Club players at Workers Hall
here at 8 p. m. Sunday. Throngs
packed the hall to witness we'll
directed version of university
Maids" John Lampi of Red Lodge
directed the presentation.
The cast included Mr.. Lampi,
Lizzie Herlevi, Toivo Nasi, Taimi
Nasi, Mildred Spanger, Anti John
son, Nelo Leeman, Ida Huovinen,
Uno Koski, Ilmi Sironen and
Paavo Huovinen.
The Red Lodge Boys band pro-
vided music throughout Sunday.
Other added attractions included
the Finnish Mixed Choir under the
direction of Mrs. Lillian Lewis,
Red Lodge. Comic numbers were
sung by Mr.. Lampi to add merri-
ment to the occasion. The male
quartet sang several numbers, as
did duet composed of Toivo
Nasi and Anti Johnson. Topping
it off was an accordion solo by
Matt Ulvila.
Mr.. Lampi, who was in charge
of the event, wishes to thank the
Montana Power company for CO.
operation.
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Michael Larkin, Deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, BY
the undersigned Executor of the
Estate of Michael Larkin, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the nee
after the first publication Of this no
tice to VIM. Larlin, Executor, at his
office in The United States National
Bank, Red Lodge, Carbon County,
Montana, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business of
the estate of Michael Larkin in the
County of Carbon.
VIM. LARKIN,
Executor of the Estate of
Michael Larkin, Deceased.
John G. Skinner,
Attorney for Executor,
Red Lodge, Montana.
1St Pub. June 18th, 1879
l4th Pub. July End, 1879
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
PRICE TALKS TO
SPORT SINEN HERE

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Water in this acreage will be used
for big game.
In outlining the work of the
commission, Mr.. Price stated that
there are 13 fish hatcheries 5in the
state and % game Wardens to en-
force the game and fish laws.
In answer to queries Mr.. Price
said that the legal Inaxinnllm size
of nets for seining minnows has
been raised to 4 by IL feet. Small
minnow traps can be used.
George Throop announced that
$50 pals of Eastern Brook trout
are due here this week from the
federal bureau of fisheries. The
fish will be turned over to rep
resentatives of the Wyoming Fish
and Game commission for plant
ing in the Wyoming side of the
'Beartooth plateau along the Red
Lodge Highway entrance to Vel
lowstone National Park.
There are now approximately
$50 members in the Red Lodge
Rod and Gun club, it was announc-
ed by Harry Burnham, chairman
of the membership committee.
N. F. Crane, rancher near here,
discussed stocking of Cooney dam
with fish. Mr.. Throop stated that
John 'Schofield, superintendent of
the state fish hatcheries, had been
approached on the subject and that
he advises against fully stocking
the dam until next year so that
aquatic life will have more time
to propagate. He said that plant
ing of fish at this time may de-
plete the food supply,
Warren Akers, forest ranger,
promised cooperation in furnish
ing pack horses for stocking lakes
near here.
The clubmembers passed a re-
solution asking the commission to
keep Rock Greek open and to plant
larger fish in the stream.
G. B. Foltz, member of the Red
Lodge city council, asked Mr.. Price
to close the First West Fork
stretch of Rock Creek because of
possible pollution of the city's
water supply.
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
WARNINGS!

Shooting of firecrackers on Broad
way, the main street, from the Northern
Pacific Depot to 18th street methodist
church, is absolutely prohibited by law.
Anyone, young or old, violating this ordin-
ance will promptly be arrested and taken
into court and fined. Firecracker shooting
should be confined to back streets and side
streets-off the pavements. This warning in
cIudes everyone. Those throwing firecrack-
ers in automobiles or under peoples feet
will be severely dealt with.
j. III. McAllister, Chief of Police.
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02

their home after months vaca-
tion trip which took them to points
in Michigan and Minnesota.
MRS. Harry Allen and children,
Jimmie and Mary Isabel returned
Tuesday evening from a visit in
Belle Fouche, South Dakota. Mr..
Allen met them in Billings.
Mrs. Elmer Duncan and son,
Dickie lifet Saturday for visit
with relatives in California.
Mr.. Robert Clark, Mrs. Whit
comb and infant son, and Mrs.
Joseph Flahertty and son, John
Joseph of Red Lodge were guests
at the John Monahan home We'd
.nesday afternoon.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Budas and
grandson, Richard were shopping
in Billings Monday.
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02

7. Brldger:
Public Drug Co.
Homik's Cash Grovery
Gamble Store
Bridger Service Station
Baldwin Lumber Co.
A. N. johnson
E. G. Kennedy
Levander J. Overbefy
Bridger Mercantile
8. Fromberg:
Mr.. Brown
Mr.. O'Connor
Mr.. F. L. Purcell
Mr.. Emmett
Basket Coop.
Mr.. Richards
9. Joliet:
John .Jarussi
Bell Werness Co.
Waddell's Store
Talmage-Sayer Co.
VIM. Drummond
Ray Klampe
R. D. Bowen
Farmers Union Oil Co.
Silver Dollar
Joliet Garage
Joliet Bar
Joliet Blacksmith Shop
10. Red Lodge
Safeway Store
Harry A. Moore
]. G.. Penney Co.
Rossetto's Daylight Store
Star Meat Co.
The New Variety Store
Red Lodge Creamery
Gebo Grocery
Foltz & Co.
Red Lodge Drug
Gibbons Grocery
Model Drug
This annual All club picnic il
a part of the regular All club pro
gram in the county, in cooperation
with the Extension Service, AMI
it's purpose is to provide recrea
ton for the club members, assis
them in meeting the members o:
the other clubs and improving thu
moral of the club members.
If any persons donating prizes
for this picnic find their names
omitted it is only because tht
names may have been omittet
when the prizes were turned il
and they too receive the thanks
Of the club members and leaders
for their fine cooperation.
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF TAX SALE

Notice is hereby given that all pro.
perty upon which delinquent taxes
are lein will be sold at public auc'
tion on Monday and Tuesday, July
office of the County Treasurer OF
Carbon County in Red Lodge, Mon
ana, unless prior to said time, de-
linquent taxes, together with all inter-
est, penalties and costs due thereon
are paid.
A complete delinquent list of per-
sons and property in the County now
owing taxes is on file in the office
of the County Treasurer at Red
Lodge, Carbon County, Montana, sub
ject to public inspection and examina-
ion.
Dated this 18th day of June A. D.
1887.
Julius E. Schroeder,
County Treasurer.
First publication June 18th, 1887.
Third publication July End, 1887.
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Julius c. Schmidt, Deceased

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, by
the undersigned Administrator with
the Will Annexed, Of the Estate OF
julius C. Schmidt, Deceased, to ex-
ers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice to said
Administrator at the office of John
G. Skinner, in Req Lodge, Carbon
place; for the transaction Of the busi-
ness of said estate Of Julius c. Schmidt
in the County of Carbon.
J. V. Heare,
Administrator with the Will
Annexed of the estate. of
Julius c. Schmidt, Deceased.
(1st Pub. July 2, 1879
(4th Pub. July %, 1879
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02

| to town! Also Sunday and Monday
Louis -Braddock Fight Pictures &
Popeye Cartoon! Adm. Only TO-
25c
Coming! Sun. Mon. Tues, July
11-12-13. BETTE DAVIS in
"MARKED WOMAN" Now she
shows you a side of life you've
never known!
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of John r. Smedberg,

Estate of John r. Smedberg,
NOTICE IS De8saSsa'y T9R Hey GIVEN Rv
the undersigned, Albert A. Martin,
Administrator of the estate of John
R. Smedberg, deceased, to the credi-
tors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first pub
lication of this notice, to the said aG-
ministrator at the office of E. P. Con
we'll, Lawyer, U. S. National Bank
Building in the City of Red Lodge,
Montana, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business
of said estate in the County of Car
bon.
Dated June 9th, 1887.
ALBERT A. MARTIN,
Administrator of the estate
of John R. Smedberg, de-
ceased.
list Pub. June 18th, 1879
(4th Pub. July 2, 1879
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
4-H CLUB PICNIC
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heard from Mrs. Roy Reams,
leader of the Rockvale club, Mr..
L. J. Hyem, leader of the Luther
club and the member delegates,
Mildred Kenyon Of Boyd, Annabel
Dell of Luther, Walter Nelson of
Fromberg, and Frank Evertz of
Joliet. All members and leaders
reported a very enjobale time at
the convention, as we'll as varied
experiences to and from the con-
vention due to the flood which
caused delays in their trip.
The names Of the winners of the
following races are listed below
and all those placing first, second
or third received prizes:
Boys Foot Race, ages 10 to IL
-1st-Billy Scilley, 2nd-Duane
Siemsen, 3rd-Donald Hay
Girls Foot Race, ages 10 to II
list - Donna Fellows, End -
Agnes Lyle, 3rd-Joyce Callahan
Boys Foot Race, ages 13 to Is
-1st-Wesley Waters, 2nd-War-
rem Tietz, 3rd-Lester Lay
Girls Foot Race, ages 13 to Is
-1st-Betty Sells, 2nd-Igerna
siemsen 3rd-Ethyl Otis
Boys Foot Race, 16 and up-1st
Mathew Boggio 2nd-Jay Lock-
hart 3rd-John Kelly, Jr.
Boys Sack Race-1st-George
Feisthamel 2nd-Glen Foust 3rd-l
Billy Smith
Girls Sack Race-1st Mary
Kovack, 2nd-Wanda Krueger, 3rd
-Igerna Siemsen
Boys
Three-legged Race-1st-Marvin
Hull and Frank Evertz 2nd-Bill
Hull and Llyod Dewell, 3rd-I
Charles Carrell and Walter Nelson
Girls :..'
Three-legged Race list Donna |
Fellows and Igerna Siemsen End
Sells and Gloris Dosdall
3rd-Agnes Lyle and Mildred Lyle |
Boys Relay Race - Wesley !!
Waters, Joe Boggio, Jay Lockhart,
Mathew Boggio&s.,..s,.s
Girls Relay Race-Agnes Lyle
Mildred Lyle, Lillian Carmony,
Joyce Callahan
Boys Potato Race-1st-Ernest |
DeVries, 2nd-Frank Dell 3rd-
Duane Siemsen
Girls Potato Race LIST Donna
Fellows 2nd-Della Carroll 3rd-
Evangeline Frink
Two baseball games were play
ed, Luther defeating Fromberg in
the first game, and Roberts de-
feating Luther for the champion
ship. 49,
The All Club members, leaders
and parents wish Ito extend their
post grateful thanks to the follow
ing persons and, business establish
ments in the county for their
wonderful contributions for prizes
for the high point winners in the
races and stunts:
l. Roberts community:
Pete E. Rowland
Bat Bertolino
Roberts Elevator Store
2. Belfry community:
B. ]. Ingrahanl
Baldwin Lumber Company
3. Boyd Community:
Wilson's Store
Anderson's Store
4. Edgar:
Jensen's Store
5. Luther: ..>
J. M. Anderson
Milt Waters
6. Silesia:
]. B. Convery .- II
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF Peter Pistocco, also
known as "Pietro Pistocco,"
nnraaSAd-


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned, Administratrix with tn
Peter Pistocco, also known as pie
tro Pistocco," Deceased to the Gredi-
TORS of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the sald
Administrative with the Will annexed
at the offices of H. A. Simmons and
Hubert A. Simmons. ,Jr;, Lawyers
ing, No. 1 North Broadway, Red
Lodge, Montana, the same being the
place for the transaction of the bus1-
ness of said estate in the County OF
Carbon, Montana.
Dated June 21, 1887.
Antonia Pistocco,
Administrative with the Will an
nexed of the Estate of Peter Pts
tocco, also known as "Pietro
Pistocco," Deceased.
(1st. Pub. June 25th, 1879
(4th Pub. July 18th, 1879
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Koski of
Oakland, Calf, were visiting
friends here, leaving by way of
the new Hi-Way on Saturday.