The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-06

Weso Wei dGbtudtd. / tAG IgilDMlIIs
friends from Roberts We're pre-
sent to enjoy the fine entertain
ment and the well-prepared am
tasty dinner: Miss Bertha Duncan
James Hunter, the Mesdames Geo
rye Hunt. Caleb Duncan, j. +
Smith, Emil Heikkila, T. R. Hun
ter and Teddy sehrumpf. Miss
Duncan and Mrs. Hunter assisted
with the musical part of the pro
gram.
Don't forget the Junior play
Mrs. Tubbs of Shanty Town" t.
be staged at the gym Friday even.
ing. The Junior class guarantee
you an evening Of good entertain
ment.
The Farmers Union county
meeting is November 20 in Rob
erts. There was an error in the
date in last weeks paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Smith and
children and Mrs. Dave Robertson
shopped in Red Lodge Saturday
afternoon.
R. L. Duncan was pleasantly
surprised Friday evening when a
large crowd of friends and neigh
bors came in to help him celebrate
his birthday anniversary. Seven
tables Of bridge were in session
Many preferred just visiting. A
delicious pot luck supper was SER
we'd at midnight. We all wish Lien"
many happy returns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G Hogan and
Representative Albert Budas mo-
tored to Belfry Saturday evening
for the republican rally. They were
dinner guests at the W. E. Ogden
home.
Miss Bertha Duncan attended
the county meeting of the Womans'
Club at Red Lodge Saturday af-
ternoon. Miss Duncan played as a
piano solo, Romance" by Slb-
elius, a number always greatly en-
joyed as performed in the skill
full manner in which Miss Dun
can does all her work.
Miss Leona Hogan gave Hal
lowe'en party at her school on
Clearcreek Friday afternoon. At
ter a short entertaining program
Miss Hogan furnished a treat for
all the pupils and for the following
guests: the Mesdames Len Hunter,
Ralph Hunter, Nels Rogness, John
John Heino, James Woos-
lev. H. E. Monahan, John Mona
han, Emil Heikkila, M. G. Hogan,
Miss Skupa, Miss Ellen Abraham
son and Bobby Monahan. Every
one enjoyed the games after the
program. Even the mothers tried
to pin a tail on the cat on the
blackboard and to draw the miss
inr eye on a Jack o. Lantern,
but the pupils were more efficient
at the games than the adults. We
all hope Miss Hogan will have an
2ther program soon so we can go
again. We all enjoyed seeing her
attractive schoolroom her well-he
1aved children and the fine manual
raining work on exhibit.
Waino Warila and Walter Matt
son of Red Lodge. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hill and children, Miss
sigrid Matilda and Sander and
Charlie Mattila motored out to
he Andy Wirkman ranch to spend
Sunday visiting at the Renholdt
oaavola home On their return.
Tom Carr moved his family out
q the O'Shea ranch Monday.
V. G. Forster, Bob Dullenty and
.ouis Psenda spent a few days at
Deer creek hunting deer.
Mark Early was honor guest at !
birthday party Wednesday ev-
ming at the home Of Mrs. Essie |
saston. About twenty-five guests
we're present including Mrs. Gas
on's young people, Mr.. and Mrs.
'erle Castor of Belfry and Mr.
nd Mrs. Merle Castor and other
riends from Red Lodge. Music
vas furnished by the Alden broth
rs. Games and dancing furnish
d the amusement for the evening.
Irs. ]. O'Shea assisted Mrs. Gas
on with the refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Olels gave
urprise party for their son, Rus
ell, the occasion being his seven
eenth birthday anniversary on
aturday Nov. 1. The guests were
he Misses Mildred Clark, Amelia
,e Vries, Bertha and Dorothy Tun-
icliff, Edna Castor, Mary Hamp-
on, and Iretha Olels, the Mes
ames Essie CASTOR, Bill Carr,
Trs. Carr's sister from Billings
nd Messrs. Bill Carr, Harold Gas
L 1-,,