The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-02-24
EDGAR GnIST

Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Thornton mo-
tored to Billings Saturday.
Otto Jensen was a business visitor :
to the county seat Friday.
Rev. Petzoldt of Crow Agency was
a Pryor visitor the middle of the week.
Undersheriff Mccall of Fromberg
was visitor to Edgar Friday.
D. f. Sullivan was passenger to
Billings Saturday evening.
DR.. Holgate of Pryor was an Edgar
visitor Saturday.
L. M. Glsson was a visitor 70 Bill
ings Saturday.
DR. and Mrs. Allen of Joliet were
guests at the Gammill home Sunday.
l. c. Jensen was visitor to From
berg Monday.
A. L. Bailey motored to Billings
Monday
A. NJ. Markuson motored to Billings
Thursday evening to attend the show
cables Irish Rose"
Mrs. V. E. Setterland of Greybull,
Wyo. was visitor at the Holstein
home Thursday and Friday.
H. J. Holzum, A. Deiner, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Hetland, J. P. and A.
Wetstein were passengers to Billings
Monday morning.
Rev. John Frost of st. Xavier mis-
sion passed through Edgar Thursday
on his way to Pryor for visit with
friends.
C. H. Cole has purchased the res
idenee of E. Holton in the north part
of Edgar and will move to town the
first of the month.
James Austin is erecting a COM
plete new set of ranch buildings on
his ranch west of Edgar. The new
buildings will be occupied by the rent
er, Mr.. Simpson.
The Fromberg All Star Independent
basketball boys met the Longhorns on
the home floor last Saturday evening.
Edgar took the lead early IN the game
and held very substantial lead
through the game. The score was 10
to in favor of the Longhorns.
The MacKay sheep company shipped
ten cars of sheep from their pens at
Edgar Tuesday. This cleans up their
sheep here for this year and Mr.. G.
Wallace who has been stationed here
with the sheep for the MacKay Co. all
winter left for his home at Big Tim
Der Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Humphrey enter
tanned number of friends at their
home a week ago Monday evening at
"500", Bert Keller and Mrs. A. G.
Ford winning high honors while Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Bolenske carried home
the consolation.
The Edgar High School pupils gave
a home talent play at Ayers Hall last
Saturday evening entitled "The Dea-
cons Second Wife" Each part was
very well represented and the mood in
which the play was carried out show
ed that each was we'll adapted to their
respective part Mr.. and Mrs. R. M.
Porter coached the pupils. The play
was given for piano benefit.
Mrs. H. A. McClurg left for Dillon
Monday evening for visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Rose Prick
EFT, Word was received Monday OF
the death of neice of Mrs. McClurg
and Mrs. Vaught, and Mrs. McClurg
will stay at Dillon while Mrs. Prickett
goes to Kansas to attend the funer-
al of her granddaughter.
While returning home from a Wis
It with parents at Belfry Friday Neil
Reno lost control of his car a short
distance north of Fromberg and upset.
The car is reported to have made one
and one quarters turn. Mrs. Reno was
1uite badly bruised and also suffered
he fracture of two ribs. Mr.. Reno and
The two children were very fortunate
n not sustaining any injuries at all.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wilson invited
.ortv friends and neighbors Saturday
evening to celebrate the eighteenth
birthday of their daughter Louise.
Mrs. Wilson made many plans for the
entertainment consisting Of