The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-03
ROBERTS PERSONALS

ROBERIS PERSONALS
Radio fans in Roberts, Red Lodge
and vicinity should tune in on station
ROB Saturday, February IL, to hear
the following musical program by the
Roberts Band under the direction of
C. E. Hudson, cashier of the Roberts
State Bank:
Valencia"
Waltz-"Cherie, Je Teme."
Observation-Disclosures and Benedic-
ton" from Meyerbeer's Opera "Les
Hugenots."
Moonlight on the Ganges."
Spanish Fox Trot-"Barcelona"
Atlantis-"The Lost Continent"
Suite in four parts: (a) Largo
"Nocturne," and "Hymn of Praise;'
(b) Gavotte, "a Court Junction." (c)
Larghetto, 81 Love Thee" (The Prince
and Aana; (d) Moderate, "The De-
struction Of Atlantis"
Fox Trot-"Mary LOU"
The program will be broadcast from
the Farmers Union Hall, beginning at
8:15. A dance will follow the radio
program.
The Ladies Aid met at the home OF
Mrs. CASTOR last Wednesday and the
new form Of responding to roll cal
with some household hint is proving
very interesting. AS some of the rec
ipes are very useful and something
that every women should learn; as
the one below given by Mrs. Curtis
last Wednesday:
"How to Preserve Husbands"
"Many husbands are utterly spoiled
by mismanagement in cooking and Sc
are not tender and good. Some womer
go about it as if their husbands were
balloons, and blow them up; others le'
them freeze by their carelessness ant
indifference. Some keep them in i;
stew by their irritating ways an(
words; others roast them, and other
keep them in pickle all their lives. |
cannot be supposed that any HUSBAND
will be tender and good managed il
this way; but they are really delicious
when properly treated. In selecting
your husband you should not be guild
ed by the silvery appearance as il
buying mackerel, nor by the goldel
tint as if you wanted salmon. Be sur
to select him yourself, as tastes dill
fer. Do not go to the market for hin
as the best are always brought to tn
door. It is far better to have non
unless you will PATIENTLY learn ho'
{ to cook him. See that the linen
which you wrap him is nicely washe
and mended, with the required nun
Der of buttons and strings nicely sew
ed on. Tie him in kettle by stron
silken cord called Comfort, as the OF
called Duty is apt to be weak. He
apt to fly out of the kettle and
burned and crusty on the edges, sin,
like crabs and Holsters, you have
cook him while alive. Make clea
steady fire out of Love, Neatness ar
: Cheerfulness; set him as near this {
: to agree with him. If he sputter ar
fzz do not be anxious about hin
some husbands do this until they a
n quite done. Add a little sugar in tt
= form of what confectioners call kis
es, but no vinegar or pepper must
used on any account. A little spl
IS improves him, but it must be us
/ with care and judgment. Do not sti
any sharp instrument into him to S
if he is becoming tender; stir hi
20 gently, watch the while and you ca
1t not fail to know when he 81 done.
thus treated you will find him very {
gestible, agreeing nicely with you a
y the children, and he will keep as lol
s. as you wish, uness you become cal
less and set him in too cold a place
The Aid will meet next Wednesds
in February 9th, at the R. L. Dune
I'd home, entertained by Mrs. Mike Ga
and Mrs. r. L. Duncan.
IL Mr.. Matt Kentella motored to Bi
tit ings Friday and returned Saturd
accompanied by his wife and little s
who has been at st. Vincent's hospi
81 for the past two weeks where he |
derwent an operation.
Mrs. Tobias Korpela was in r
to Lodge Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monahan mot
ed to Red Lodge Tuesday.
ler A very enjoyable party was giV
at the Abrahamson home WednesC
evening in honor Of Mrs. Abraha
)m sons birthday. The evening was sp