The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-11-25
ROBERTS PERSONALS

been attending to business matters
here for the past week.
Mrs. Gust Wetterer entertained the
Altar Society at her home last Thurs
day afternoon and everyone who drop
ped in for some of the we'll prepared
lunch declared the coffee especially
good.
Mr.. Pete Rowland our leading
merchant was absent from his various
duties here for couple of days while
attending to business matters in Bill
lings.
Miss Margie Clark entertained the
teachers staff at cards at the home of
Mrs. Mary Pietilla. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ. Stanley, Mr..
and Mrs. James Pogue, and the Misses
Bates, Cramer, and Holley, and Mr..
Bauer A dainty lunch was served by
Miss Clark, assisted by Mrs. Mary
Pietilla.
Mr.. Arvid Wilson and Mr.. Mike
Hogan were business callers in Bill
lings last Thursday.
Mr.. Leonard Duncan and Mr.. Harry
Allen motored to Billings last Monday.
returning Tuesday.
The Richenbacker sedan. owned by
/ Tob, Hill ~ Dobo,+. ,,,,~ h, JIx. low,
aged when it turned turtle OF the Red
Lodge-Roberts road last Sunday ev-
ening. The car was riven by Walter
Hill at a rate of trirty-five miles an
i hour when it struck a sand pile. The
occupants of the car, Russell Moran,
Bill Wilson and the driver, escaped
without serious injuries.
George Hunt and Len Duncan arriv-
ed home last Wednesday with four hun
dred head of sheep purchased from
John H. Mcclellan at Chance, Mont.
The residents of Roberts were sur
prised last week to hear of the mar
riage of Claude Stetson and Irene
Marsula of Roberts. The ceremony
was performed last Wednesday at Bill
lings. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Marsula who were
for many years residents of Red
Lodge. The young couple will make
their home in Billings where Mr.. Stet-
son is employed by the Great Western
Sugar Beet Company. Before her
marriage Mrs. Stetson was manicurist
at the Northern Hotel barber shop.
) Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Hunter left Sat
urday for Alder, Mont, near White.
hall where they will visit their sor
. William Frye and family. Mr.. Frye
: is forest ranger in the Madison Ma.
tional forest and is located at Rugby
Station 65 miles out of Whitehall Mr.
Frye graduated from Carbon County
High and also from the University Of
Missoula and since that time has beer
employed as forest ranger.
Charles Schanck is guest at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs
William Schanck at their ranch home
: north of Roberts and expects to BIZ
/ here for about month. Mr.. Schancl
/ is civil engineer and has been en-
ployed by the government for the pas
e two years and located at Greeley
t Colo. He will go to Washington State
f on surveying job from here.
d An invitational basket social was
i held at the Roberts community hal
:, Friday night the occasion being 9
benefit entertainment for Mr.. ant
t Mrs. Andrew Hyvonen Of Red Lodge
n an aged couple. The social was pro
f NOTED by Mrs. Albert Budas. The Sc
} we're weather prevented many of thu
f guests from Red Lodge and out O.
town from attending. The social pro
f ceeds brought in nice sum and con
| oiapubioiio VI SIOCcIlcS WtIc IudQe u,
/. their many friends. The evening wa
:, spent in dancing. Music was furn
ished by Bertha Wilson, Joe Bertilino
Albert Budas, Jr., and Jimmie Hunter
:. An enjoyable time was reported by al
r those attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bustell motoret
to Roberts from the county seat Fri
daylf Theytiwere aceemIaapnied by Hat
tie Anderson who remained the CUES
of her sister Mrs. R. L. Duncan, over
night.
h The elementary grades of the Rob
h erts school are making plans to pre-
d sent program at the Communit,
Hall December 8, which will Include
recitations, plays and songs followe'
by a basket social and dance. Ever,
one is invited to attend
Hannah Schank left for the stat
capitol Wednesday of last week t.
assume dl1ties &C n11rsa at ST Peter