The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-03

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Mrs. T. Schrumpf at her home next
Wednesday afternoon.
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Funeral services We're held Monday
afternoon at the T. N. Olson home
on Clear Creek for Harry ". Olson
who died on his way home from Seat
tie two weeks ago. The funeral was
in charge of Byron Downward, with
Rev. c. G. Hannah of Red Lodge of
floating. Music was rendered by
Mrs. Emil Stein, Mrs. Blaine Her
shberger, Rev. Hannah and Mrs. Emil
Heikkila Interment was in the
Roberts cemetery. Many friends and
neighbors were present to express
their respect and sympathy.
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Miss Leoni Bergan is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Mildred Robertson has the
humps.
Gospel meetings are being held at
the Community hall this week.
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Mrs. Dave Robertson was called to
Hardin Monday by the death of her
father.
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Mrs. Mertie McMinn and the Kor-
tum twins spent Monday night and
Tuesday with Miss Eva McMinn.
A surprise birthday party was CIV
en- for William Carr at his home
south of town Wednesday evening.
The guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes G.. Wetterer. L. Richardson,
James O'Shea, P. E. Rowland, Os-
car Bergan, C. E. Hudson, B. Obert,
R. L. Duncan, E. Heikkila, and Blaine
Hershberger; Misses Bessie Carr,
Martha Anne Rowland, Ruth John
son and Winifred Stone, and Messrs.
John Kivikangas, Martin hubert
Claude Stinson, Lester Stinson, Fred
Richards, Harry Mathews, john and
Joe Obert. Six tables of bridge
were in play, the high score was wor
by Mrs. Gus Wetterer and William
Carr, while Mrs. Blaine Hershbergel
and P e. Rowland had low scores
Mr.. Carr was presented with a lovely
birthday gift in addition to winning
the high prize. Refreshments were
served at late hour.
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Mrs. Fred Hill and daughter Yer
na Mrs. Justina Erickson, Miss Sig
rid Mattila, Mrs. George McDonal,
and Miss Ruth Smith ever Afternoon
tea guests at the Heikkila HON,
Wednesday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Olso1
returned to their home in Powell
Wyo., Monday, after spending few
days at Mr. .Olson's home.
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Mrs. Agnes THAN, Mrs. F. l. Pie
tsch and Arthur T. Olson of Seattle
Wash, are visiting their parents a
the T. N Olson ranch on Clear Greek
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A farewell party was given for Nj
and Mrs. Black at the church Sunda
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Williams wer
Red Lodge callers Thursday evening
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Mrs. K. V. Forster was hostess t
her bridge club at her home Thursda
afternoon. Three tables were i
play. Mrs. Harry Monahan wo
high honors and Mrs. Margaret Ber
trand low The guest prize went t
Mrs. R. L. Duncan. Delicious re
freshments were served
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Be prepared for the census. NJ
and Mrs. A. D. Williams have begu
work in our community
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The Misses Ellen and Elsie Abrs
hanson, Mrs. P. E. Rowland an
daughter, Martha Anne, were Re
Lodge visitors Saturday.
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Miss Hazel Monahan spent tn
week in Red Lodge visiting he
- grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kansala ar
children spent Sunday in Robert
with Mr.. Kansala's mother.
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Among Roberts people who atten,
ed the farmers union meeting in 10
let Saturday were Will Schanck, A
fred Russell Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Wentworth and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G
Shea.
J. J. O'Shea was in Billings la
week to give few radio talks for I'll
Farmers Union. Mr. O'Shea lie
Saturday for st. Paul.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ford left Sa
urday for Chicago, ILL.,, where TIL
will visit Mr.. Ford's folks.
Miss Irene Schanck was in R
Lodge few days last week visitil
her brother.