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John Shaw was a Tuesday visitor
from Luther.
Frank Stumpff of Boyd was in Red
Lodge Tuesday.
Ed Olcott made a business trip to
Hillings Friday.
J an Allan- from Roberta was in
town last Friday.
Harry Monahan of Roberts was in
the city Tuesday.
Leo Muller of Cole Creek was in
Red Lodge, Saturday.
J. P. Van Moose of Edgar was here
ketween trains Saturday.
Have you a house or apartments
to rent? Let us help you.
William Robinson from Clearcreek
was in the city Tuesday.
O. H. Endhal of Butte, was in the
•city between trains Sunday.
Mrs. McIntosh from Red Lodge
Creek was in the city Tuesday.
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.L uther were shopping here Friday.
"Matt Keogness of Luther, was a
business caller Friday and Saturday.
Miss Helen Riddle of Cody, Wyo.,
is a house guest of Mrs. F. A. Wil
liams.
U. E. Cl'-.rk and J. A. Mason from
.Absarokee are registered at the Pol
lard Hotel.
Henry Green from his ranch on the
West Bench, was in the city on busi
ness Tuesday.
Hon. Alex FairgHeve, repsenta
tive elect, was in the city Monday
from Washoe.
Mrs. Joseph F. Dolin, formerly of
Red Lodge, was in the city from Bil
lings Wednesday.
Bishop Hobbs, of Joliet, was shak
ing hands with his many friends here
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Irene Johnson of Boyd was'
registered at the Pollard during the
Thanksgiving Holiday.
Sanfred Renlund, a prgminent stock
man from Butcher Creek was in our
•city on business Saturday.
Attorney E. P. Conwcll attended
to legal matters at Washoe and Bear
creek Monday afternoon.
Have you ordered your greeting
cards yet? We have some beahtiful
samples to show you Also gift sta
tionery 'fcàn be supplied, ôrder now'
and avoid- disapoiotment.
County News.
Carbon
Jas. Tomilson, the Bridger garage
man was in the city on business and
visiting friends Tuesday.
O. E. Tappe, inspector for U. S.
Building & Loan Association at Bil
lings, was in the city on business
Wednesday.
R. M. Lord, manager of the Bear
creek Co-op Society Store was trans
acting business here the later part
of last week.
John G. Shaw ,one of the leading
Stockmen of the Luther neighbor
hood, was here Friday on business
is one of the directors.
Get the News. $2.60 per year.
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S. F. Sparr from Clearcrcek was in
town Tuseday.
W. H. Allen from Joliet was in Red
Lodge, Monday.
Ed. Rawlins from Roberts was in
the city Monday.
John Monahan of Roberts was in
the city Monday.
Jeff Parker was in Red Lodge from
William Parker of Fox was in the
Elbow Creek Tuesday.
1 city Saturday afternoon.
Tom Caldwell frtm Willow Creek'
! was in the city Tuesday.
J. H. Murphy of Livingston is trans
acting business in this city.
Mrs. Anton Chesavek and daughter
were in town from Belfry Monday.
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j Nels Rogness of Clearcreek was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Filing Rogness, from his ranch,
near Castagne was in the city Tues
day.
William Albreicht was in the at,'
from his ranch at Clarks Pork Valley
Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose Wiek erak was a business
caller in the city Friday from hci
home in Boyd.
Roy Clippinger was in town on busi
ness Monday from his ranch home on
the East Bench.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kuckler of Fox !
were visiting friends in this city Sat
urday and Sunday.
John Bunn of Luther was here Mon
day looking after business matters
and attending Court.
Mr. L. E. Gist, teacher of Washee,
was visiting friends in the city the
later part of the week.
J. I. O'Donnell, cashier of the Edgar
State Bank transacted business here
between trains Monday.
William Dell, representative of Car
bon county, was in the city from his
home at Luther Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cress, of Chance,
is in the city with their young child
at the Adams hospietal for an oper
ation./
County Commissioner James Con
very of Selesia was in the city the
first of the week attending a meeting
of the board.
FOR SALE—278 acres dry land—40
acres in fall wheat. Buildings, horses
and. machinery. Will sell cheap for
quick sale. 1 .ANDREW ANDERKO,
Roberts, MoVftana.
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J. F. Keown, Special officer for
the N. P. Railway Company was here
from Livingston between trains Mon
day on official business.
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Mrs. N. D. Fugleman and daughter
Ruth returned Saturday from a ten
days visit with relatives and friends
at Reed Point and Bozeman.
County Surveyor M. G. Swan, re
turned Saturday from the Clark Fork
valley where he had been spending a
few days on official business.
Dr. W. H. Allen of Joliet was here
between trains Monday, visiting his
son Edgar of the Red Lodge Drug
Company and shaking hands with his
many friends.
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Mr. G. H. Russell of Bozeman was
in the city on business Wednesday.
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Mike Gohr of Roberts was a busi
ness visitor in the city Wednesday,
Pat Burk employe of The Montana
Power Co. at Mystic Latte spent the
holidays with his family at the Powers
ranch.
R. H. Bartich returned to his home
in Butte Saturday after visiting at
the home of his brother-in-law, W.
L. Snyder.
Ed. Neville and Claude Thompson
of Ennis, Montana, who have been vis
iting friends in this city the past week
departed for their homes Saturday af
ternoon.
A. B. Cooly, formerly County Sur- j
! ve y° r ot this county, returned to the !
c 'ty last week. Mrs. Cooly will ar- |
rive ' n a f ew days and will spend the
winter here.
"Doc" West and Albert Evans two !
prominent ranchers from the West ;
side were in the city Friday, paying i
their taxes and attending to other
business matters.
The Loyal Order of Moose, The
of Womans Mooseheart ^
Legion, and Junior Order of Moose
are planing a joint social soon which
will be announced later.
Chapter
F. E. Diffinder, Supreme Auditor of
the Loyal Order of Msoge of Moose :
Heart. Ill., made a business call on
the local . ;ige during the last week
and high';' complimented the local of- !
ficers on .... ^landing of the lodge.
James Keowan, head of the North- 1
ern Pacific Investigating Department,
was in the city Monday in connection
with the prosecution of misappropri
ation of coal in the Roberta District.
James Burnett and Swan Young
strum, two prominent west side raneh
ars were in the city from Luther on |
connected with the Red Lodge-Fish
tail Telephone Copipany of which he
Friday.
. D. W. Columbus and Leslie Lyons,
proprietors of the Red Lodge Elec
tricCompany made a business trip to
Absarokee Friday returning Saturday
afternoon. They report the roads out
that way fairly good.
Mrs. McFarlan, wife of Dr. A. H.
McFarlan, and small son from Black
foot, Idaho, arrived in this city (
Monday tu join Dr. McFarlan who
has taken over the osteopathic
practice formerly owned by Dr. L.
E. Tichenor. The McFarlan's are at
present occupying one of the Madison
sisters' residence on North Platte.
Mr«. James Leslie entertained the
Home Circle on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. R. D. Scott who has been spud
ing a few days in R.sd l odge visiting
:her husband, Supt. Scot , left for her
home in Seattle Sa tv vdny. Mrs. Scott
:s wt, N acquainted in Red Lodge and
while here was the rec p eut of many
social attentions. .
Hon. J. F. Rich of Bridger spent
Monday in this city renewing ac
quaintances and attending to busi
ness matters before the District Court,
Mr. Rich is a former resident of Red
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The kids will be delighted with o ur sleds, wagons, skates, books,
games, dolls, drums, mechanical toys, etc. Bring them in and let
them make their Christmas choicf e themselves.
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where he hold» the offices
years ago
>f Police Judge, Justice of the Pcac",
Member
of the B ard of Eilucition.JfiS
t ha rrr.nn of the Reception Committee 4
and several other positions of honor!
md trust. Many, many times since
he left has he been urged to come back
without result as he claims that Brid- i
per is the best town on earth and
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citizenship is made up of the best peo
ple.
The many friends of Mrs. John G.
Shaw, who recently underwent an op- 1
eration in a Butte hospital will h
pleased to know that she is getting |
along nicely and expects to return
home at an early date. The Shaws
(live near Luther but are well known
in this city.
Brookhart is Given a
Certificate of Election
Des Moines—United States Senator
Smith W. Brookhart tonight was in
possession of the offic'al certificate of,
election approval by the state iug'.s-j
lative council following the finding
of that body that the senator received
755 more votes in the November elec
tion that did hin democratic opponent. '
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Daniel F. Stock.
The e i ec tion certificate which
(j^],, s ( be »ehator to the scat in the
United State „ sen#te wa( i38ued by
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Secretary of State W. C. Ramsey late
in the day of November 21th.
The official figures in the senatorial
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contest was given out by the iegis
lative council were: Brookhart, 417,
706; Steck, -146 061.
Congregational Church J
There were
Church School—9:46.
children present last Sunday. Let's
make it a hundred this Sunday,
Church Worship—11 A. M.
Children's Story—"What the Mice
found Out."
Adult and Young People's Sermon—
it«'"Jesus and the Family".
Special music—Contralto Solo—
"Like as a Father"—Scott, by Mrs.
Roy A. Nutting.
The play to be put on by the Poly
anna girls because of the holiday rush
will be postponed to a later date,
church noxt Sun is y evening,
There will be no service al this
GUY WINSTON CHURCHILL,
Minister.
Telephone 289—W.
Methodist Episcopal
Church
Rev. F. C. Fulford, Pastor.
Resi
^e. 14th and Hauser Streets. Phone
133R.
Church located on South Mam St,
Sunday School at 10 o'clock A. M., I
Dr. F. W. Schwin, Superintendent.
Morning Worship at II A. M. Ser
n,0! ' ljy l ' ;istor ' Subject!
Up-to-the-Minute Gospel Message,"
A Live
Special music, by Mr. Ralph George
and Mrs. Thad Pounds.
Junior church at 2:30 o'clock p. m.
Epworth League at 7:30 o'clock p.
m.
Evening service at 8:00 p. m. Ser
mon by the Pastor. Special music by
a large Junior Chorus, you ought to
hear them sing.
Everybody welcome to enjoy these
services.
Shrine Hospital WfiB
Receive Two Small
Sufferers From Moat.
Billings, December. 1.—Mrs. D. W.
Grieve, who as a member of thr
woman's auxiliary of Al Brdoo temple.
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, has acte*
as special guardian of children sent ta
the Crippled Children's Shrine hospital
at St. Paul, departed this m orsisa
with two more unfortunates wKe
to undergo treatment at that
tuition. They are Leo Cnbbia—
Billings, who has an affl ■rtioa sBmv
ing his powers of locomotion, anB
Margaret Canfield of Big Timher, «k»
is suffering from hand and ftt>*
trouble. The girl is 13 and the Wy II
years old. and they hava been on tlar
waiting list of Al Bcdoe's lau p ma
1st for some time, beemnee of its
quota at the hospital being filled.
Mrs. Grieve will bring hack Herr.hr»
Lucas of Brunelda, Rosebud county,
who is about to he discharged as cured.
The tot, who is only two years oML
had club feet, which have be««
sir nigh toned, according to advice*
from the orthopedic hospital.
ANOTHfiR ONE
Mr. Peter A. Richert, a 1924, B. h.
( . graduate secures a good peeitknx
with the Pullman Co. at Billing«. Iff
you want a good income, follow the
"trail of the successful.'
today for information. Enter at any
time.
Write iv»
BILLINGS BUSINESS
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