The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-06-11
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Mrs. A. ]. NORM attended the grad
uation exercises of the Billings High
School, Thursday. The elder daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. NORM was one Of
the graduating class, and she returned
home with her mother Friday.
Floyd Spar of the Clear creek bench
was business visitor in town Friday
Fred Gibson of Absarokee was here
Friday visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. A. Gibson.
l.. R. Aldrich and P. j. Stillwill, OF
Billings were business visitors here
Wednesday. They are connected with
the Thompson Yards, Inc.
Alfred Heikkila carried the mail on
route number one Wednesday. The
regular carrier Mr.. NAPLES laid off
because of sickness in his family.
Tom Carr is plastering and other
wise overhauling the company house
for the new section foreman on the
Northern Pacific r. R.
Miss Edith Hunt who has been at
tending college in Helena the past
year returned home Thursday evening.
Crops in this vicinity are looking
fine, especially the large pea crop that
has been seeding this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. NAPLES and Mr..
and Mrs. T. R. Schrumpf.
Oscar Bergen and family made a
business trip to Red Lodge Friday.
7. C. Schrumpf and family made a
trip to the county seat Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald of Idaho, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Mat Hertin,
of the east bench.
Thomas Hogan who has been sick
in the hospital in Red Lodge is home
again.
Alex Mcintosh, of Billings has been
visiting at his ranch on Rock Creek
the past week. Mr.. Mcintosh former
ly lived on his ranch here, moving to
Billings a little more than year ago.
Len Duncan and family visited at
the Wentworth home Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stanley, of Hysham
were Roberts visitors last week. Mr..
Stanley will be principal of our schools
next term, and his wife will teach the
third and fourth grades. They are on
their way to Seattle, Washington,
where they will enter the Washington
State University. Mr.. Stanley is a
very high grade man and Roberts is
to be congratulated, upon securing
him, for their schools.
Miss Leona Bergen who is in the
contest for the big automobile which
is to be given away by the Carbon
County Chronicle, is doing fine, and
she well deserves the support Of every
one in this vicinity.
Sam Ingram was in town from his
farm on Elbow Greek Tuesday. Sam
is making some very much needed inn
provements on the roads east Of Rob-
erts.
Since the fishing season has opened
the town is very quiet, so many of the
population are spending their time
along the banks of the streams fish
ing for members of the finny tribes.
]. M. Marsh who has been sick for
some time, is now quite lot improved,
Oscar Bergn the popular manager
Of the Occident Elevator at this place,
is now the proud possessor of a fine
Buick sedan.
The Carbon County bridge gang
which has been working in this vi
cinity for the last two weeks, depart
ed for Golden, Wednesday.
Mrs. Stroup, of Nebraska, departed
for her home last week. Mrs. Stroup
is the mother Of Mrs. S. w. NAPLES
of this place.
Ebert Hymer of Red Lodge, is max
ing arrangements to establish a sum-
mer camping ground on the old John
Carrigan farm just east Of town. This
will make an ideal place for anyone
along Rock Creek, where the fishing is
good.
We are glad to report that Thos.
Hogan, our genial candy merchant is
very much improved from his recent
illness. He is in a hospital in Red
Lodge. Miss Sigrid Mattila has
charge Of the candy store during the
absence Of Mr.. Hogan.
Mr.. Sullander our section foreman
on the Northern Pacific R.R. left for
Whitehall last week, and his place will
be filled by a Mr.. Walker, from Col
umbus.
Mrs. Jos. Bertrand Of Dillon, is Wis
ting relatives and friends here this
week.
Lammert De Vries and son Charles
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