The Carbon County chronicle. [volume], August 13, 1924, Page Page Five, Image 7

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sents newly painted and kalsomined
Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Duncan of Rob
erts were visitors here Tuesday.
FOR RENT—3 and 4 room apart
tall at Downards.
While in this city from her home in
Fromberg, Mrs. Jeanette Wilson is a
-guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Updergraff.
Miss Eva Caswell, who is employed
at one of the wholesale firms of Bill
ings spent the past week of vacation
•days at Camp Senia .,
Miss Mae Edwards of Des Moines,
Iowa completed a summer excursion
-after returning from a week at Camp
Senia.
Funeral sendees for Kenneth Avon
Kabel, were conducted from the Meth
•odist church by Rev. F. C. Fulford,
and interment made in the city cerne
tary last Saturday.
HAY HANDS WANTED—We have
employment for a number of men im
mediately to put up hay. Phone No.
130 or call at residence 221 So. VIL
HARD AVE., Red Lodge, Montana.
Mrs. L. O. Caswell once old time
resident of Red Lodge has been renew
ing old acquaintances in her former
home and has been a registered guest
-at Richel Lodge for several days.
Attorney H. A. Simmons, and son
Hubert were Billings visitors the lat
ter part of last week on a business
»mission. Mr. Simmons is a candidate
the Republican ticket for District
on
Judge.
Rev. W. C. Churchill enjoyed a week
-at Camp Senia and discovered the
foundation of a divine message that
•exists in such perfect surroundings,
and where every stirring leaf, or pas
%sing breeze curries an inspiration.
Lena Ceria, one of the obliging lady
- lerka of the Moore Variety Store re
"turned from her two weeks vacation
Tuesday. Miss Ceria spent her holi
tlays at the comfortable home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Robinson on Elbow
•creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cornelio, and
.-•on "Buck" enjoyed a days outing
Sunday when they motored to Ther-;Mr.
»nopolis, and after being pleasantly
•entertained there returned home again
Another proof of the ideal fishing
•conditions found near Red Lodge was
exhibited in the window of the Red
the same evening.
Lodge Electric Company Sunday for
a multitude of envious fishermen to
view James Linn, hauled his five
pound victim from Rock Creek.
Mr. and î Mrs, Jim Hatten motored
•out from Roberts Monday evening
for a short visit at the W. E. Loch
CHERRY SPRINGS
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ridge h|WPfr 1 |J namili ,m
M iss Ruth Russell spent Saturday
and Sunday with Misa, Jean McKay
•of Red Lodge Creek.
Mrs. Howard Taylor and children
and Mrs. Harry Clark and children
visited Wednesday at the Charley
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simpson were
business visitors in Billings Saturday,
Mrs. Frank Creed visited Saturday
afternoon at the 0. L. Burris home,
Miss Emily Wiekierak spent Mon
xlay visiting with friends in Red Lodge,
Frank McFate and family of Red
Lodge spent the week-end at the Her
man De Vries home.
J. J. Ley made a business trip to
lîoberts on Thursday.
Ned Russell was a caller in Rob
■erts Friday.
Lee Clark was a Roberts visitor
Monday.
Mrs. J. J. Ley w r as a visitor at the
CL C. Nordman home in Boyd Satur
day.
Huddleston home.
Mrs. Rose Wiekierak was a week
end visitor in the county seat.
Will White was a caller at the Har
ry Clark home Thursday.
Wm. Larkin of Red Lodge was
looking after business affairs in this
vicinity Tuesday.
Ed Catt attended the dance in Boyd
Saturday night.
Mrs. Walter Simpson visited Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Charley Hud
dleston.
Mrs. Howard Taylor and children
were Red Lodge visitors on Tuesday*.
Miss Lula Stinson was a visitor at
Mrs. Frank Creed spent one day,
the first of the week at the W. F.
Kebschuli hotne.
the W~.
Dulenty home Friday.
Elmer Hennebry and son Mike re
turned to their home in Bearcreek
Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Stinson and daughter Lula
■were shopping in Roberts Saturday
Mr. and m. W. A. Talmage who
have both been seiged with repeated
.sickness while in Philadelphia are back
in the hills of Montana, after an ab
sence 0 f near iy three years. At pres
ent ihy are guests at the Elmer Tal
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mage home in Joliet but expect o pay
a surprise visit to their many friends
here some time in the near future.
Loaded with luggage and bubbling
with hopes of a delightful journey Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Moore, accompanied
by Mrs. Frank Belobraidich, departed
arly Friday morning for an extensive
tour of the Pacific coast states. The
tr jp j g m8 de by motor and the
p ar j y pj an to yi«it various cities along
the route
Before returning to their home in
Johnstown Pennesylvania after a trip
thru the Park and a visit with their
a unt, Mrs. Mary Canavan of Butte the
Misses Mary and Sadie Canavan are
guests for a few days at the Walter
Helm home here.
Mr. anUMrs. Walter Helm are vis
Ring at J.he. home of Mr. Helms par
ents of Wisconsin, for a short
time, and /bring their absence their
children and 'Household are in charge
of Mrs. Htsliii*»,mother Mrs, Mary
Canavan of Butte.
Among the Camp Senia visitors this
week were Mrs, Fred Anderson of
Roundu P- Mrs. Dr. C. L. Koehn, Miss
Leola Jones Bill and Jack Kerrigan.
for Billings where she will spend sev
eral days visiting at the R. G. Wiggen
horn home as an honor guest of Miss
Miss Madeline Cassidy left Monday
Constance Wiggenhorn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sunday and son
Ray, consins of Mrs. Hazelton were
guests at her home last week leaving
Friday for a tour of the park bfore
.returning to their home at Brookings,
S. Dak.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross J. Reynolds left
Thursday for their home in Granville,
Minn., after a delightful visit with
Mrs. Reynolds mother, Mrs. Kerrigan
and her sister Mrs. Dr. C. T. Koehn.
â0 rkee visited Tuesday at the home of
and Mrs. Chauncey-Platt,
Miss LcmpI Maki spent
visiting with friends in the county
seat.
Frank De Vres motored to Roberts
Thursday.
Mrs. LaSvrence Hughes and son
Mr. and Mrs. George Welch of Ab
this week
were Frday vstors at the Howard
Taylor home.
Mss Laura Gorlenski of Red Lodge
is visiting this week with Emily Wiek
ierak.
I Mrs. T. C. Schrumpf and son Elvin
went to Billings Fridpy where Elvin
received medical treatment. They re
turned home Sunday morning.
C. F. Wood of Billings spent Sun
day at his ranch home here.
Mrs. Charley Larson spent several
days of last week at the Baptist and
Bjf-t Obert homes;
Mrs. Éd Hansen visited la»t Thurs
day at the Dominic Obert home.
Miss Hazel Ballard was a visitor at
the John Norris home Sunday,
| Henri DeWitte made a business
trip to Billings the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathews of Billings
* visited Thursday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. C. Schrumpf.
Mrs. J. J. Ley visited Sunday at
the Herman DeVries home.
Mrs. Harry Clark and children spent
Friday at the W. E. Lochridge home.
Mr. and Mrs. Maki drove to Red
Lodge on business Thursday,
Lou and John Turnnecliffe of near
Roberts wer« looking after some hors
es which they have in a asture on El
bow Creek Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Weir was shopping in
, Roberts Friday.
former's home on Elbow Creek,
Thos. Saysell and Mike Lynch of
Red Lodge spent the week-end at the
Frank DeVries and family motored
to Red Lodge on business Saturday.
Fred Richards was a business call
er in Roberts on Monday.
L. DeVries motored to Billings on
business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Berkley and children
of Nebraska are visiting thid week at
the home of Mrs. Berkley's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. DeVries.
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Charley Oliver spent several days
of this week doing some much needed
road fixing on the roads in this vi
cinity.
1 Jack McFate spent Sunday and
Monday with home folks in Red Lodge.
i The Misses Agnes Sikora and Lula
Stinson were callers in Roberts on
Monday. .;
Mrs. Harry Clark and children wore
callers at the L. DeVries home Mon
day .
Miss Helen Hitchrock of Red Lodge
has been hired to teached the Cherry
Sprngs school for the comng term.
Bear Creek
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Pirate Party
The Thomas Good home, of Washoe,
was the scene of a very pretty party
Thursday evening, when the Misses
Virginia ' Pollard, of Red Lodge and ;
Elizabeth Good, of Washoe enterained j'
at a miscellaneous shower, compllmen
tary to Miss Eloise McCleary, who is
a bride of this week. The shower was
in the foem of a pirate party, the
chest of gifts being hidden for the
honor guest to discover. Each guest
came representing a pirate. The pro
gram of the evening was:
Piano solo—Miss Marjorie Finley.
Vocal solo—Mrs. T. C. Pound.
Vocal Solo—Thomas Good.
A very delicious lunch was served
at a late hour. The invied guess were
Mesdames Frank McCleary, and T. F.
Pollard and Misses Mable Martin, Jes
samil Brophy, Frances Eogleman, Op
al Pippemgcr, Marjorie Freaks, Mar
jorie Finley, Margaret i Scott, Alice
Baxter, Maud Baxter, and Leola
Jones, of Red Lodge and Mrs. T. C.
Pound, Mrs. M. H. Bollinger, Mrs.
Thomas Good and Miss Annie Thomp
son of Washoe.
Bearcreek Picnic
At Mullen, Idaho
Word has been received in this city
of a Bearcreek picnic held at Mullen,
Idaho at the Highlands Meadow on
Augus t3. The afternoon was spent
in various outdoor sports, the princi
ple event being a base ball game be
tween the Hunter mine and the Morn
ing mine, Phil Noble pitching for the
Morning team and William Blower for
the Hunter team.
All present were former residents
of this community and their many
fricnd.4 arc glad to hear from them.
Those who attended the picnic were
Messrs, and Mesdames William Noble
and daughter, Mike DeMorc and
daughter, Dave Bryant, William Blow
cre and son, Dave Hastie, Charles
Sehlautzhauer, Harry Stewart and
Jim Scott, Mike O'Brien, H. S. Hos
kinson, Henry ranfill, Harry Crissey,
Phil Noble and Rex Brocks.
The Camp Fire girls held their reg
ular meeting at the McNeal home Fri
day evening. Following business, va
rious musical selections were enjoyed
followed by a delicious lunch. Those
present were Edith Graham, Janette
Murray, Anna Frances, Dorothy Fos
ter, Gladys Lindsay, Mary and Katie
Laikitis, Nell Kane, Josephine Bastln,
Josephine Chesarek, Minnie Bruno,
Mary Sarich, Agnes and Sarah Mc
Neal, and Mrs. R. M. Lord.
The Washoe and Bearcreek ball
teams combined played in Red Lodge
Sunday the score resulting in a vic
tory for the home team, the score be
ing 15 to 9. The lineup for the teani
was: Dave Thomas, pitcher; Tob
Lodge, Catcher;, Bill Freeman, First
BasiN Moeris Sconfienza,
Frank Markovich, third; Jim Air
grieves, short stop; Pen Wright, right
field; John Rae, left field and Clar
second; !
ence Wadsworth, Center,
umpire was Berdine Williams and
Levi, umpire.
The base
A large party from here visited the
Cody dam Sunday. The party consist
ed of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sconfienza
and daughters, Rosa and Frances,
Pete Ugaste, and Mr. and Mrs. Basin
Sconfienza, and daughters, Hanna,
Madeline and Lena, William DeBourge
of Red Lodge and Florence and Sal
vidor Fave of Butte.
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Reed entertained
at "600" Tuesday evening followed by
a delicious lunch served by the hos
tess and her daughter, Gladys. The
guests were Messrs and Mesdames
S. M. Arvin, H. B. Camp, Fred Chris
tian!, Tom Frasure, Howell McKKin-*
non, William McDonald and Miss Al
ta Gosnell.
Among those who attended the;
dance at Piney Dell Saturday evening
were Minnie Tweedie, John Hunter,
Henry Laird, Charles Golob, Edna
Siep, Martin Siep, Ellen Thompson,
Janette Byrnes, Andy Laird and Sid
ney Bryson.
Jack Sewell, Victor Katar, and Nick
Sarich who were arrested in Bridger
last Tuesday night on a charge of
burglary arc all out on a $500 bond
awaiting their trial, the date not hav
ing been set as yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ritcher were
visitors in town Sunday with friends.
They left the same day for Cody and
Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Richter was |
formerly M rs. Ed Guenther of this
^| ac0
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bunn and
family of Clark, have moved to town.
Ed Bunnell left this week for a
weeks trip through Yellowstone Park.
Ed Brown was a visitor at Clark
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawthorne and fami
ly spent Sunday at Bowler.
Art Watson was in town from Laur
el Wednesday.
Walter Geyer, of Billings was in
town a short while Wednesday.
John Albert, of Red Lodge, was a
business caller in town Thursday.
Johar.n Tweedie is a guest at the
Ferry home in Red Lodge this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sconfienza were
shoppers in Red Lodge Saturday.
Carl Roloff, of Billings, was in town
short while Friday.
Eva and Helen Vjanko, of Belfry
are guests at the Loui sSasich home.
Elizabeth McNeal spent lust week at
the Abe McDonald home in W'ashoe.
Dr. Beltzer returned home Sunday
from a two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Gardner spent
the week end with friends in Billings.
A Blower left Thursday for Mullen,
Idaho, where he has employment.
H. P. Sandels, of Red Lodge, was a
business caller in town Tuesday.
Henry Mienecke, of Billings, was
attending to busies« in town Wednes
day.
Pen Wright and George Wright left
Monday for the Fred Wright ranch
where they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. Frank Johnson was a dinner
guests at the Willis Wadsworth home
Friday.
Galley Ramsey, who has spent the
summer at Roslyn, Wash., returned
home Saturday.
Dominic Columbus, of Red Lodge,
candidate for county commissioner,
was in towp a short while Sunday.
|turned home Sunda y frola « trp
through the park.
James Hynds spent Sunday at the
parental home, returning to Billings
Monda y
Mrs. J. Jankovich and son, John, re
Mrs. George Race and Mrs. John
Rinehart attended the funeral of Ken
neth Kaple in Red Lodge Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Laird and fami
ly and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hunter
spent Sunday at Clark fishing.
Artie Soulsby, who has been a guest
at the Ager home in Billings the past
week returned home Sunday.
Miss Jean MsNeal and Joe Soulsby
were visitors in Red Lodge Saturday
evening.
(Additional Bearcreek on Page 4)
MARCELLING
HAIR DRESSING
and MANICURING
! rt'ill be in Bearcreek at the
Richardson Mercantile Store
Every
FRIDAY
Make appointments Thursday
Telephone 275-J-l
OTILA SCHMIDT
MARENELLO GRADUATE
BUTTE PEOPLE
COOK BY WIRE
ANB SAVE COIN
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W. H. Stork Does Everything Electrically In Sbc-Ri
Bungalow lor $9.05 a Month; Mrs. NcAboy, Spending
$3.89, Would Rather Give up Piano than Electric Range
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BUTTE, MONT., August 7, 1924.—VV. H. Stork, of Bessett»
Stork Co., printers, with his wife and child, lives in a six-room bungalow
»t 1236 West Platinum Street, this city. He has used electricity in hi*
home for 15 years.
Under the old rates of the Montana Power Company, Mr. Stork «u
a pleased and satisfied customer. Under the new rates, which have been
In effect for the past 13 months, he is an enthusiast.
''My house is thoroughly equipped with electrical appliances", said
Mr. Stork to a reporter for this paper, as he stepped from the Power
Company's office the other day, waving a receipted bill,
electric lamps, a four-burner, superantomatic Hotpoint Hughes electric
range, electric wate" heater, toaster, vacuum cleaner, curling iron, perco
lator and waffle iron.
"During May, June and July, my hills averaged $9.95 a month.
But if it cpst twice as much, 1 wouldn't abandon a single electrical appli
ance in the house. In fact, the rate is so reasonable that if we go out of
an evening and leave all the lights burning, I never worry, knowing that
the more current we use the clicajier the rate."
Charles D. Mc^Vhoy, of the McAboy Plumbing Company, has an
apartment at 14 North Montana Street equipped w ith 15 electric lights,
electric range, fan, vacuum cleaner, flat iron and curling iron.
Our bill for June", Mrs. McAboy told the reporter, "was $4.70,
and for July $3,85. 1 am passionately fond of music, but I would rather
give up my piano than my electric range, which is 25% cheaper to operate
than the gas range we used to use."
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