The Carbon County news., 1928-03-08


Mrs. E. L. Gebo and daughter went
to Laurel Friday to spend a few days
visiting her mother, Mrs. Dunsworth
Mrs. Eugene Blackard and Miss
Leona Hogan motored to Red Lodge
Sunday afternoon to attend the show,
Miss Josephine Erickson went to
Billings Tuesday where she will spend
the remainder of the week on busi-
mss.
Mrs. Ledio Massa returned We'd
nesday from the county seat after
spending a few days visiting relatives
there.
Messrs. Jake Kivikangas and VIII
sehanek went to Billings Tuesday ON
business connected with the Farmers
Union.
Mr.. Clifford Duffy returned Sun
day morning from Billings after
spending the week visiting relatives
there.
Miss Alice Hendrickson was a pas
senger on the train to Red Lodge Fri
day. She spent the day visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Hudson and Mr.. Ray
mond Allen motored to Red Lodge
Sunday afternoon to see Lon Chanev
in "Moekery.'
Mr.. H. Hietala returned to his home
IN Red Lodge Sunday after spending
the latter part of the week down here
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew johnson and
granddaughter went to Reed Point
Wednesday to spend few weeks
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Hunter left on
Wednesday afternoon for Palatine.
Illinois. They were called there due to
the sudden death of Mrs. Hunters
father.
A large crowd of Roberts people
motored to Fox Friday evening to at
tend the Leap Year dance at the Fox
hall. Every one reported having had
good time.
The Messrs. Ray Dewel, Leonard
Dundan and Henry Alien motored to
Silesia Sunday on business. Mr.. De-
wei is connected with the Dewel and
Griggs Implement Co.
Mr.. Mike Tino went to Hesper Sat
urday where he will work as Section
Foreman until the first of April, at
which time he will return to take
charge of the section here which will
be opened up again.
The Misses Alma Prinkki, Anne
Puhto, and Ellen Abrahamson and the
Messrs. William Hyvonen, Rayno
Puhto, fluffy" Prinkki and EMO
Prinkki motored to Red Lodge Sun
day evening to attend the show.
Mr. and Mrs. William Carr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Richardson and Mr.. |
Lambert DeVries spent an enjoyable !
evening playing cards at the William
Weidman home Friday night. At
twelve a delicious lunch was served. |
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Charles A. Gibson died at the |
home of her son, Fred, in Absarokee
last Tuesday Mr.. Gibson was our
druggist couple of years ago and
while they lived here Mrs, Gibson had
charge of music class.
The Extension Club had their last
nutrition meeting at the home of Mrs.
Matt Hunter Saturday afternoon. The |
next meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs Essie CASTOR, Saturday after
Mon, March II. The subject will be
The Measuring of the Living Room"
Word has been received here that
Miss Mary Skewis, who taught in the
Roberts high school in the years
1924-1'26, is finishing her Master of
Arts degree in the University of
In the early summer she
vii! go to Honolulu where she has
been offered position in a college of
that city.
The Roberts band practiced Sunday
afternoon at the school house. They
are making preparations for big con-
cert to be given the evening of the |
18th of March. After the concert they |
will sponsor a carnival dance. This |
is expected to be one of the big events
Of the year and is being looked for
ward to by everyone in the commun-
ty.
The w. C. T. U. Ladies met at the
home of Mrs. A. c. Curtis Monday
evening. Those present were: Mes
1ames B. F. Tuck, H. G. Morgan, Ben |
0del, Essie CASTOR, George Hunt, |
Pete E. Rowland, B. Griggs, Blaine
Hershberger, Henry Goldsmith, Ca'eb |
Duncan and John G. Abrahamson, and
he Misses Margie Carr, Edith Hunt,
Ellen Abrahamson, Edna Castor,
Frances Haines and the hostess.
The Ladies Aid has begun to prac-
tice on a quite a large and a real en-
program to be given We'd |
nesday, March 81. The following are
he numbers and the persons taking
he various parts: A violin so,o-Jane
accompanied by Lola Hayes. |
The New Minister" a farce-Leone |
Bergan, Mrs, George Mcdonald, Mrs
2. L. Duncan, Ruth and Mercedes
Smith, Lola Hayes, Elmer Olson and |
Alfred Heikkila. A reading by Edith
Hunt. Song and drill by the primary
girls. "Rev Peter Price--Bachelor,"
A farce-Ruth DeVries, Bessie Carr,
Mrs. Pete e. Howland, Mrs. B. Hersh-
berger, Mrs. George Mcdonald, Mrs.
G. Morgan and Mrs. R. L. Duncan.
Solo by Mrs. Emil Stein. "Mother and
Daughter Sketch 1872, Mrs. Leon