The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-12-02
ROBERTS PERSONALS

Mrs. ralph Hunter and son Leonard
returned home Sunday from Billings
and Laurel where they have been Wis
iting relatives and friends. Mrs
Hunter spent Thanksgiving with her
mother Mrs. J. H. Murphy and brother
John at Laurel.
Miss Lempi Waldonen, who has been
at her ranch home east of Roberts
during Thanksgiving vacation, return
ed to Red Lodge Sunday morning to
resume her studies at the Carbon
County High.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Stanley and Mr.
Brauer motored to Billings Saturday
Uno Koski, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Matt Koski, returned home Sunday
from Aberdeen, Wash, where he has
been visiting friends for the past
month.
George Pietella, son of Mrs. Mary
Pietella, underwent tonsl operation
in Red Lodge last Wednesday, DR.
Koehn performing the operation.
Miss Marion Bates, teacher in the
Roberts High School, returned Sunday
from Bozeman where she spent
Thanksgiving vacation. Miss Bates
has host of friends in Bozeman, hav-
ing attended college there.
Miss Marjorie Clark was dinner
guest at the Hiekkila home Thanks
giving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis were entertain
ed at the NJ. S. Wentworth Mt. Pleas
ant home Thanksgiving day. Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis have recently opened up a
grocery store in the C. L. Sprague
building. They are very accommodate
ing and pleasant to their customers.
Mrs. John C. Abrahamson and Mrs.
Emil Hiekkila were passengers on the
Red Lodge bound train Sunday morn
ing. Mrs. Abrahamson's daughter
Ellen, who has been visiting in Red
Lodge. for several days. returned with
them that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hudson, cash
Ter of the Roberts State bank, and
their daughter Mary and Mr.. Ray
mond Allen were guests at the home
of Mr.. Hudson's sister, Mrs. Henry
Wilcox at Joliet Thanksgiving day.
The members of the Cottonwood
Farmers Union gave flower social
and dance last Saturday night for the
benefit of the widow and family of the
late Abraham Hanni. The flowers
We're auetioned off by Col. Abraham
son and brought no less than one dol
lar apiece. The cakes, coffee, music
and hall were all donated so the en-
tire proceeds went to the very grateful
family.
Someone certainly wanted turkey
for Thanksgiving dinner judging from
the raid made on Mrs. Gaston's
chicken house Tuesday night. Mrs.
Castor reported four of her best
turkeys missing.
Miss Leona Hogan returned Sunday
from Red Lodge where she has been
the guest of Dorothy Davis since Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bloom and
Bill Anderson, brother of Mrs. Bloom,
were visiting at the Andrew Wilmonen
home from Boyd Sunday. Mr.. Bloom
and Mr.. Anderson returned home Sun
day, Mrs. Bloom remained for an ex-
tended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Duncan and Mr..
Thomas Hogan were dinner guests at
the r. l.. Duncan home Thanksgiving
Gay.
Miss Ellen Stien, teacher in the Fox
school, spent Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Stein. Mr.. Stein is the owner of the
Roberts Flour Mill and the electric
light plant.
Mr.. Caleb Duncan was business
caller in Billings from Monday unit
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nutting OF
Red Lodge narrowly escaped upsetting
here last Sunday evening just as they
were entering Roberts. Mr.. Nuttine
was blinded by lights (our street
lights we believe) and drove off a
culvert and plunged about three feet
into a ditch. Mr.. Conwell, writer of
the Driftwood column has previously
given us line on our splendid light
ing system and now along comes Mr..
Nutting of Red Lodge and proves his
statements. Col. Abrahamson, how
ever, came to Mr.. Nutting's rescue,
got together a few of our husky lads
who soon placed the car on the road.
They then went their way rejoicing,
without any damage done.
Miss Edna Tunnicliff of Shelby