The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-05-21
Rogness home Sunday.

Nt0aSo iuay diltfIlOuD. MISE
Sara Mcneil left the same even
ing for her home in Bearcreek
She will have her position as Isl
and 2nd grade teacher again next
year, as will Miss Margaret Spaeth
3rd and 18th, Miss Mary Wiekierak
9TH and sth. Miss Spaeth and Miss
Wiekierak returned to their homes
IN Silesia and Boyd respectively.
Miss Mcneil plans to spend most
of her summer visiting in and near
Great Falls. Miss Wiekierak will
attend the State University at
Missoula. Miss Dorothy Bertrand
will spend part of her summer
visiting in Havre and Miles CITY.
Miss Lillian Brown, English in
structor, left Saturday for her
home in Spokane. Miss Brown
will take postgraduate work at
Gonzaga this summer. P. C. Faw-
ley of the history department will
leave next week for a trip through
Yellowstone Park, after which he
will attend the University at Miss
oula. J. F. Smith, principal, and
family left Tuesday morning for
Great Falls for a visit before he
will leave to attend school. Miss
Brown, Mr.. Fawley and Mr.. Smith
will all return in the fall. Miss
Leona Hogan has been elected to
teach the 9Th and 9th grades here
next year.
Joe German of Worden spent
Wednesday and Thursday in town
ON business connected with the
Norris Creameries.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Hudson were
guests at the Herman Weir home
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Monahan of Billings
spent the week end visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Monahan.
Mrs. T. E. Dewel and Mrs. John
1. Kelly spent Monday afternoon
visiting at the M. S. Wentworth
home.
Several carloads of local people
motored to Red Lodge Saturday
evening to attend the Senior ball.
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Graduation excuses for the
high school and eighth grade class
were held Friday evening at the
gymnasium. Rev. Woods of the
M. E. Church IT. Red Lodge WIS
the principal speaker. Miss Ruth
Robertson gave the salutatory adj.
dress and Miss Ida Zumbrum the
valedictory address. Miss Martha
Wilson read the class history and
Miss Mildred Robinson the class
will. Miss Ellen Weir, member
of the Junior class gave the class
prophecy. Mr.. ]. F. Smith, prin-
cipal, presented the eighth grade
diplomas and Mr.. John C. Abra-
hanson, chairman of the board,
presented the high school diplo-
mas. Music consisted of a trum-
pet solo by James Hunter, accom-
panied by Mrs. G. E. Hudson, a
song by the Misses Fern Bergan
and Aleas Robertson; a vocal solo
by Mrs. Emil Stein, accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. C. E. Hud-
son. Matt Kansala, a freshma 4,
was awarded a prize of $40 by
vote of the student body, Matt was
unanimously chosen "the ideal stu
dent and also the ''ideal fresh.
man. Members Of the Senior class
were Ida zumbrun, Mildred and
Ruth Robertson, Martha Wilson,
Dorothea Monahan, Peter Her
ranen and Thomas Hogan. The
eighth grade pupils who received
diplomas were Ina Nickula, Sylvia
Erickson, Inez Hershberger, Fern
Bergan, Ernest Wilmonen, Will
liam Weidman, Joe Klopsich, Mar
tina Hill, Tiani Maxi, Josephine
O1Shea and Ethel Houghton.
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The district meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held in Roberts,
high school gymnasium, Thursday,
May %. Morning sessions will
open at ten o'clock. All are cor
daily invited to attend both morn
ing and afternoon sessions.