The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-16

Mrs Homer Keebler. accompanied by
c. r. Bequette, motored to Billings We'd
nesday afternoon and We're accompanied
home by Mrs. Bequette and baby
Misses May Diltz, Margaret Prickett
Ellen Taylor Paul Jensen, Merle Dowell
and H. c. Weinliek motored to Billings
Tuesday evening to attend the show
c. W. Conger. of Red Lodge. Smith
Hughes worker in this county, was a cal
Ter in this community Thursday. going
over some project work that he has start
ed with the boys.
F. G. Holstein. Paul Jensen. A. NJ.
MarSusoni Knox Gibson, S. ], Mcpherson
and T. I. Frates motored to Fromberg
Monday evening to attend the Masonic
lodge at that place.
Miss Maxine Clawson, Of Rockville,
was calling on friends in Edgar Tuesday.
She has been attending a musical aca-
DENY in Denver, studying pipe organ, and
is home fer a short vacation.
Principal O. O. Nelson. of Belfry, was
caller in Edgar Thursday. posting bills
for the Carbon County track meet which
will be held in that city May 18th.
DR. F. c. Nossbeck. government dem
| fist in charge of Indian reservations in
this district, passed through Edgar Tues
day on his way to Pryor to attend bust
ness matters relative to his office.
Mrs. R. II. Larimore and Mrs. Otto
Jensen were hostesses at benefit tea
at the Larimore home Monday evening.
I
proceeds will be turned over to the Ed
gar ladies aid.
The Kensington club of the Eastern
Star order of Joliet. met at the home of
Mrs. Antoine Jensen, west OF Edgar, on
| Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. Lester Orr
as assistant hostess. The afternoon was
spent in playing cards after which very
delicious luncheon was served.
Mrs. Esther Jackson, of Sheridan,
Mont. arrived Saturday evening for 2
/ - I'll Gaftr RAssrt l.. al
! Ter, and to attend the graduation exer-
| cises of her niece. Miss Edith Keller, who
/ is among the graduates form the st
Yincent's hospital Sunday in Billings.
Lester Orr left Friday morning for
Belfry where he will take charge of the
0eeident elevator at that place. He has
been associated with the DeyereauN FL
evator company here for the past tive
seasons. Mr.. Orr does not expect to re-
main at Belfry and so will not move his
family there at present.
The county grading crew is at work
on the road between Edgar and the res
ervation line. in the hopes of keeping the
past winter this road was blocked for
several weeks in many Places making
travel only possible with teams and sleds
| Traffic on this stretch of road is very
| heavy the year round and it is hoped
the present work will be OF great help.
and Mrs. John Steif had the misfortune
of receiving a broken leg Monday after
noon. The misfortune occurred at the
ranch home when the lad was run over
| by a car. Mr. Steif was driving the car
and unknown to him. the boy climbed on
the running board and fell off when the
car started and dropped underneath the
wheel He was taken to Joliet where DR..
Tideman reduced the fracture
Mrs. f. I. Frates and Mrs. R. o. Steele
delightfully."- entertained the. members OF
the senior class and faculty Principal
G. E. Rice, Miss Marjorie and Henry
Weinlick and Mrs. c. E. Rice, at the
home OF Mrs. Frates Monday evening
The table was beautifully decorated with
the class colors, old rose and silver. and
the class flower tea roses. Misses Joan
Cummings and Maxine Clawson assisted
the hostess. After the dinner the even
ing was spent acting fayors supplied by
the hostess games and music. -