The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-12-30
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Mrs. r. NJ. Porter was passenger
to Red Lodge Tuesday, returning
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Keller were Bill
ings visitors Tuesday.
Miss Lizetta Mcneil left Friday
evening for her home at Loup City,
Nebraska, to spend the holidays with
her mother and relatives.
C. C. Crossen of. Fromberg was an
Edgar visitor Tuesday evening.
Alberta Broadock left on Thursday
evening for Great Falls to spend the
holiday vacation with her sister and
other relatives. She was met at Bill
ings by Mary Masterson of Grow
Agency and who accompanied her on
the trip. a.
Berniee Frates arrived home Thurs
day morning from Waller, Montana;
to spend her vacation within par
ents.
A. VI. Markuson spent Christmas
Day with friends at Fromberg.
A Christmas program and comnun-
ity dinner at the Divide schoolhouse
Thursday evening was we'll attended
by residents of the district. After the
entertainment dinner was served bas-
ket style, followed by the distributing
of presents for young and old.
Misses Alma and Francis Lacock, A.
r. Holton and Murrell Dowell spent
Christmas Day at the E. Holton res
idence at Fromberg.
4 cantata under the supervision of
Miss Mcneil was given az The school
house last Monday evening. Pupils
from all the grades took part and each
part was very well rendered and en-
joyed by capacity house.
]. E. Patterson and family spent
Christmas Day with friends. at Bill
ings.
The Edgar Longhorns successfully
defended their title as Carbon Coun-
TVS best independent basketball team
at the local gym Wednesday evening
by defeating the fast Bridger five by
a score Of % to IS. A. NJ. Markuson
Of the local five was the outstanding
star, having Gagged the ball for 10 of
the 25 points for Edgar. Honnald of
Joliet acted as referee. The Long
horns have return with the Bridger
teams Wednesday evening and will
again appear on the local floor the
10Th against Absarokee.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Seright spent
Christmas Day at the home of t. G.
Humphrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Christ and fam
lily, c. L. Hathaway and family, Leon
ard Hart and family, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
S. Hathaway and c. L. Hart were en-
tertained at the o. Jensen home
Christmas.
Edith Keller, student nurse at st.
Vineent's hospital at Billings, spent
Sunday with her parents at Edgar.
@. F. Vaught purchased the pool
hall from D. F. Sullivan and took pos
session Sunday. Mr.. Vaught has been
resident of Edgar for the past. fif-
teen years SO is by no. means unknown
to his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Holstein spent
Christmas Day and Sunday at the
Garst home on the Divide.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Bailey spent
Christmas with Mrs. Bailey's sister,
Mrs. L0fgreen, at Bridger.
A. M. Markuson, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter, motored to Red
Lodge Monday evening. Mr.. Markuson
refereed the game there in the eve-
ming between Carbon County High and
the Billings High. After the game Mr.
MarkusOn motored to Billings to catch
train for Forsyth, where he will
referee game Tuesday evening be
tween Miles City and Forsyth. Mr.
Markuson's fairness and honest ref
erecting has attracted attention
through the county the past tw,
years, and consequently is kept bus,
during the basketball season in diff
.erent towns around the county.
Mrs. Peacock and children wer
Billings passengers Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Humphrey an
daughter, j. J. Larimore, Ada |
Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Fret
man of Billings were entertained {
the R. II. Larimore home Christine
day.
T. B. Parkinson left Wednesds
evening for points in Idaho to spel
the balance of the winter.