The Carbon County news. [volume], December 11, 1924, Image 5

About The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931

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Fred Gardner of Billings was in the
»city Tuesday.
Have you ever been ' On the Hiring
Line"?
39-lt.
Have you a house or anartmenls
to rent? Let us heip you.
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C L. Sprague, merchant of Roberts
tra* hen between trains Tuesday.
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Emmett Taylor and wife of Roberts
were shopping in this city Saturday.
If you enjoy a good play don't miss
'On the Hmng Line" next month. It.
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Dr, J. W. Reed of Bearcreek was
here on professional business Satur
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A. A. Ellis, former County Com
missioner was in from his ranch west
■of the city attending to business mat
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Wm. C. Carlyon of Salt Lake City
was registered at the Pollard Friday
■«nd Saturday.
The Red Lodge Little Theatre Go's
next play will be "On the Hiring
Xine". 39-lt. 1
Dr. L. H. Tooley is back at work
in his office after a few days absence j
on account of sickness.
Mrs. Phil Gardner and son Ph,il, Jr.,(ST.
-of Bearcreek, were visiting friends
-here Tuesday afternoon.
O. H. Gosnell and H. C. Reed of
Bearcreek were transacting business
.here Saturday afternoon.
M. S. W'iliams of San Francisco was
»calling on friends and atending to
business matters here Friday.
Art. Provinse of Bridger is visit
ing in the city the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Provinse and other relatives.
John Kastelitx, prominent
•creek merchant was transacting busi
ness in this city Wednesday afternoon.
Bfiar
Loren Newman, local representa
tive of the Metropolitan Life Insur
ance Co. made a business trip to
Washoe and Bearcreek Monday.
Expert electric service for automo-[
biles. We repair and recharge all
makes of batteries. All work guar
anteed. Theasure City Electric Serv
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Miss Jassamal Brophy who is at
tending college-In Cntnrado Springs,
Colorado,,1s expqpted home next week
for a Tidliday- visit -With 'her- parents
and sister in this city.
Gasper Tomisch was arrested Mon-»
day pn a warrant charging him witfi
having violated the Alien Gun Actj
It seem® that Tomklch *was caughi
hunting without having first o» ?«ined(
a license from the fish and game
-warden. The cöthpTSWr Wir signed
by John Crawford.
Elmer I. Hill of Omaha was here
visiting friend* the latter part of last
■week. Mr. Hill was making a trip
home from 'the-'coast 1 and expressed!
himself as being agreeably surprised '
»* tâa its lu 1 Y' p gt ha ve here and
tne scebJc Wonaqrs \<i' b« found here
a^oijl,«. . _.yf. Yf. Fiashman!, pf thejj
FlashmMi^figfp SÇa^d presented Mri
Hill with a goodly supply of post cards
whioh Me. Bill will present to friends
in the Nebraska city by way of adver
tising Red Lodge and its environments.
G^t the News.. ,»2.50 per year..
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WHAT'S THE USE
By L. KVaa Zehn
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T o TmE DOORMAN like TkAT —Hi'S NOT
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your Best i*r»en|> The. n«ay you greet
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All RkJiHT / — our IN The Suburbs you
CAN GA6 4/lTM The ASH MAN AND
Butcher Bov all You »HAHr i ÄUT JUST
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its Different — '«/atch «/hat ï axi
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Nov« That You'oe am. The city m a littib
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business trip over here last Saturday.
R. M. Lord of Bearcreek made a
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If you enjoyed "The Full House
don't miss "On the Hiring Line" neStt
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FOR SALE—278 acres dry land—-40
month.
acres in fall wheat. Buildings, horses
am i machinery. Will sell cheap for[
ANDREW ANDERKO,
quick sale.
Roberts, Montana.
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The fire department answered a hur
ried call to the home of Mrs. Ethel
\y in k on East Eleventh Street Fri
j a y afternoon. It seems that some
jj ve as j,es ignited the coal house but
the blaze was quickly brought under
control and little damage done.
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Have you ordered your greeting
cards yet? We have some beahtiful
samples to show you Also gift ata
tionery can be supplied. Order now
and avoid disapointment. Carbon
County News.
SOCI
MRS. SWAB ENTERTAINS
AGNE'S ALTAR SOCIKTI
The members of the Altar Socitey
ot St. Agnes' Church were pleasantly!
entertained by Mrs. Joseph F. Swab
at her home, 416 North Platt Aveune,
last Wednesday evening. There was
a good attendance present and during!
the business meeting plans were per
fected for the bazaar which will be
held at the City Hall on next Monday,
and Tuesday evening. Mrs. Swab,
proved herself to be a charming host
ess. The home was tastefully decorat
ed for the occasion and delicious re
freshments were served.
O. E. S. KENSINGTON
HOLDS FINAL MEETING
The O. E. S. Kensington held the'r
final meeting of the year at the par
lors of the Masonic Temple last Thurs
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New Modern Outside Rooms
With or Without Bath
Hot and Cold
Running Water
Hotel Carlin
European Plan
R. D. JONES, Proprietor
One Block West
Of Union Station
BILLINGS, MONT.
KALLIO AND NEWELL
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Now is the time for hver-hauling. Come in
and we, will quote you flat rates.
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Exclusive Agentsior Valvoline Products.
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clay afternoon. There was a good at
..eidance a id a del e ous Iqncheon was
served the hostesses being Mesdames
Harry Edwards, H. A. Croonquist, W.
F. Tinkcom and Charles W.lson.
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AUCTION BRIDGE
tLi n ENTERTAINED
The men hers of the Auction Bridge
Club were entertained Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. S. M. Souders,
Mrs. F H, Allen ami Mrs. Souders be
ing the hos .esses. The home was tas
jîy decorate 1 with red carnations the
color scheme being caried out in the
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tally cards . nd other appointments.
Mrs. Gus B. Foltx won first prixe, an
attractive lln« n bureau scarf. The
next meeting »ill be held on January,
13 th when Mesdames Ball and Me
Intyre will ente: tain the members of
the club at the h ime of Mrs. Ball on
North Hauser Avtnu.e
Son is Born to Mr. and
Mrs. James T. Whalen
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Whalen of
216 South Broadway, over the ar
rival of an eleven pound boy who
came to make his home with them
last Saturday. The mother and
is kept busy receiving the congrtula
tions of his many friends.
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child are doing nicely and Mr. Whalen
Congregational Church
Chuch School 9-.-15 A. M. You need
the Church School every Sunday.
Let's get there on time.
Church Worship 11 A. M.
Children's Story "The Princess Who
Wanted to be Beautiful".
Young People's and Adults sernton
' Jesus and the State".
Special Music. Contralto solo, "Hold
Thou My Hand"—Briggss.
The Christmas season is here and
with its arrival there is also more
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work squired of both young and old.
0ur adult choir wil1 P ut on a Cantata
with the hel P uf Mr ' Geor ^ e . and Miss ,
Gleason. Christmas eve there will be
a pantomine presented by the children
8n d young people. Also our Young
People's choir under the direction of
Mrs. Fidelia Morrow will give a short,
There is the promise of a
Christmas tree that n'ght and there is
a rumor abroad that Santa Claus will
cantata.
be there. Let's get ready for a big
Christmas.
GUY WINSTON CHURCHILL,
Minister.
Telephone 289—W.
Methodist Episcopal
Church
Rev. F. C. Pulford, raauir, residence
14th and Usurer Streets, phone 1 i!R.
Serv'ce for Sunday, Dec. U h, ns j
follows:
Sunday School at 10 o'clock A. M.lt
Dr. F. W. Schwin, superintendnet. I
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Morning Worship at 11 A. M. Ser
mon by the pastor. Subject : "The
New Greatness",
Junior church at 8:30 o'clock p. m.
Epworth League at 7:30 o'clock
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Evening service at 8:00 o'clock p.
m. Sermon by the pastor. Special j
music by the Girl* Chorus, Mrs.
James, leader. Subject: "An Unseen
Friend"
Fven in this modern -ige some
things are not antiquité \ t and avaong
them is an invitation to Divine wor-j
ship on the Lord's Day. In one of the
world's far removed yesterdays, Abra-]
ham said. "Tarry ye here while we go '
yonder to worship." Like-wise, we I
invite you to bid your little world to
be at rest while you come with us for
the purpose of worship. You win find
a beautiful, modem, church building.
which has given consideration to your
every comfort. You will also discover ]
a goodly number assembled for the
church services, an atmosphere con- j
ductive to worship, and a genuine 1
handshake of welcome. 1
Anthem and other apeci d music by
the a< j u j t c h 0 lr, Mr. George, leader.
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It pays to give useful gifts that will last. Gifts that will not be
thrown aside in a day. The Winchester Store is your headquartei s foi
gifts of utility that will last.
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conceivable 4 a K00d pair °* * c ' ssor8 or »Gear«.
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LIFE INSURANCE
TEACHES THRIFT
Here* what life insurance doe* for
the ordinary man;
It com] ells him to save on at ioX*
that he himself haa named after éw
deliberation.
li jons hi» savings with others In
-operative investment that in fcfje
enough to secure all advantage*
It puts his savings into the hsufr
of those whose business it is 1 » taws«
v hat he cannot know abaot iii>! nt
meals.
It gives his earnings the iaN»»idi
provided by laws affecting namrmmn
companies.
It leaves him free to gWe hsseAeJ»
time and thought to further amais.
saving him all vexatioM ud
incident to the care of p ra part y.
1 ; takes into eonsidaratiiMi
certainties of a man's earning
and makes provision for aach
cations as conditions
making sure that the iarestnr gats mM
that he pays for, no matter fcosw
lie may fall short of his original im
tentions.
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merits us a means of arcumuhttiaa. *£
pUys the rule of fairy godmotknar tei
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the dependents who find theauefewt
suddenly cast upon their amm Wf
sources through , the unexpected aend
premature death of the one whs gwe
vides.
The easiest, safest, surest a nd m a t
I satisfactory way to save and keep «na
saving is a purchase from a U ■»ami;
I old line, conservative insurance
; pany some form of life insurance aaât
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COLEMAN'S
CASH GROCERY
The best place m j
town to buy your
Christmas Grocer- ,
ies, firuits and vege
tables. Our stock is
complete and our
prices are the lowest
to be found in town,
where quality is tak
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What would be ap
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Christmas gift than
a well filled basket of
good things to eat
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CASH GROCERY |
Phone 132
Free Delivery
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