Carbon County news., 1937-03-19

Fromberg; Jack Chapman, %, Rec
Lodge, and Grace Darlington, 20
Of Belfry, =7...... #.
Everett Nagode left Thursday
morning for the State of Washing.
ton for an extended stay.
Among those from out-of-town
who attended the Irene Paulson
funeral Monday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hogan of Billings.
The Fromberg High School jun
ior Glass members have decided on
April % as the date for their an
nual prom.
W. John Fouse, Belfry; John
Normile, Joliet, and John Ander-
son of Luther, Carbon's county
commissioners, were in special ses-
sion at the courthouse Thursday.
Acknowledgement of donation
of complete set of 1886 National
Geographic magazines has been re-
ceivIed by the American Legion
Post No. II from Mrs. Ottilia K.
Ashton, recreational aide and lib
rarian of the Veterans Admins
tration at Fort Harrison. Although
sent by the local legionnaires, the
magazines were donated by Ben
Greenough. Said Mrs. Ashton: E'We
were particularly grateful for the
set of the year 1886 as the hospi-
tai was closed after the earth
quake until February of 1887, and
we did not have those copies on
file"
Decorations and refreshments ap-
propriately followed the st. Pat
rick's Day theme at a meeting of
the Sew and Sew club at the home
of Miss Robertine McAllister Tues
day night. Seven were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Hazlett
motored to Billings on business
Wednesday.
Miss Vera Minnie, who has been
employed in Billings, returned to
Red Lodge Saturday.
Miss Louise Stewart of Willow
creek is visiting this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Upde-
graft.
Roy Hicox, Painter, Wyo., and
well known in Red Lodge, was a
visitor here over the weekend.
The operetta "In Old Vienna"
will be presented by the Fromberg
High school in the high school audi
torium there March 10Th.
Frank Ewing, Billings, an em-
ployee of the Montana Power COM
pany, was among those attending
the st. Patrick's dance here We'd
nesday. Gordon Youst and Sadie.
Fleming, members of the orches=.
ira, accompanied him.
The second annual Montana-Eur-.
opean tour, sponsored by Northern.
Montana College at Havre under
the personal leadership of Miss.
Anna Won Tobel, has been announc-
ed in letter received from Miss.
Won Tobel. The 1887 World Fair in
Paris is the tours chief objective,
though many other points of inter.
est are included in the itinerary.
The party will sail from New York
July 8. Fifty-eight days later the
party will return to Montreal for
the final trek home. Those inter-
ested in the tour are asked to
write Miss Won Tobel at the North
ern Montana College, Havre.
Albert Bekkarinen and Raino
Niemi returned to Red Lodge Fri
day from Chicago where they had
delivered q load of cattle.
A large crowd attended the
Legion st. Patrick's Day
dance held here Wednesday night
at the Labor temple.
A recent flood relief donation is
one of $25 from the WPA sewing
project Of Red Lodge, it is announc-
ID by Mrs. R. A. Nutting, chairman
IF the Carbon County Red Cross
chapter. Mrs. Nutting stated it is
not too late for donations and that
funds received will be forwarded
Ut once. - ..>~
On April 9th the Fromberg sem
or class will present their annual
,lay. The play selected this year is'l
Adam and Eva" :,.-, ~*.> 1S
Will the person who took a gray
oyercOat. from Natali'sL
night please leave 1t! ini
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