Laurel outlook., 1948-06-30

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Harriet; Miss Ruth Wallace; Mrs
Martha Spry and daughter Eliza
beth; Mrs. Elizabeth Shellady o
Park City; Mr.. and Mrs. A. L
Grubs and daughter Emma Harriet
and Mrs. S. T. Flood.
Master Leonard Foley celebrated
his fourth birthday, Monday after
noon. A number of girls and boys
OF his own age spent the afternoon
with him, enjoying games and othe,
amusements. Refreshments were
served by his mother, Mrs. Dan
Foley, when the little people re-
turned home with happy memories
of the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Edwards have
moved into the bungalow dwelling
on First avenue recently occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Ahlstrom.
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Miss Emily Gary arrived in Lau-
rel last Wednesday from Clark, S.
d., after spending a short time with
relatives there. She was accompan-
led on the return to Laurel by her
mother, Mrs. H. W. Gary, who will
leave this week for her home after
visiting her daughter and sons here.
Mrs. F. w. Schauer and Mrs. c..
l.. Harvey r attending the state
convention of Federated Woman's
clubs at Anaconda this week, as del
egates from the local club. Mrs. c..
). Miller, president of the sixth
district, is also in attendance, hav-
ing gone to Anaconda from Kalispel.
where she attended a state P. E. o.
convention last week.
June 81, 1928
Change of ownership of the Lau-
rel garage and announcement of the
opening of a new grocery store are
the main points in local business cir
Giles of the week. j. H. Mendenhall
has disposed of his garage business
on Second avenue to w. M. Baker
of Billings. The building was sold
several months ago. The deal be-
tween Baker and Mendenhall was
closed June Is and the new pro-
prietor took charge last week. Open
ing of a grocery store in the Heinz
building on Main street next Sat
urday has been announced by B.
Hageman, who has been engaged
in similar business at other times
in Laurel in the past few years.
The building was occupied by the
Japanese garden, at the time it was
leased by Hageman. The store is
TO be known as Hageman's Cash
and Carry Grocery.
Last Monday at Northwood, Iowa
occurred the marriage of Miss Lee
lore Krogh, last year a teacher in
he Laurel schools, and Edw. M.
Nestbrook, vice president of the
American bank of Laurel. The we'd
ling ceremony occurred at the home
# the brides sister and b~rother-in-
aw, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Mellem.
Or. and Mrs. Westbrook are ex-
to arrive here in a few days !
nd will be at home after Aug. 1.
hey nave apartments in the Hage- |
er. 4
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B. D. Shaffer was appointed this !
lonth to the position of night po- }
ceman. o. c. Bundy has been }
lade chief of police to succeed Jake
ifer, resigned. |
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. 4
oney Barstad, Monday, June 25. :
Owen Gehrett entertained a num- }
er of his friends this afternoon at J
lie home of his parents on First J
'enue in honor of his seventh birth /
~. Games were the entertainment I
the afternoon.
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A half-grown coyote entered the
ri Dranhausel's barnyard at Mott. I
and attacked the chickens.
lie animal pulled tail feathers out
an old hen and at that time Carl
peared on the scene with a shot
IN. He says if the gun had been
lded with buckshot instead of bird
OF, there would have been a dead
vote.
Laurel made a splendid showing
t Sunday for generous response
d efficient work in distributing a
load of trout fry in the mountain
cams in the vicinity of Absar-
re. The - shipment consisted of
1000 little fish sent from the
cherry at Emigrant. A portion of
fish n planted at the Rosebud
es and the remainder in East
West Rosebud creeks, Fiddler
elk and Fishtail creek.