The Carbon County chronicle. [volume], July 23, 1924, Page Page Five, Image 3

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across to one person,
But, Mr. Candidate
if you wish to get your
message across to the
voters of Carbon County
you must
Speak Out Loud
An announcement of your candidacy for office
published in the Chronicle will be "speaking
out loud" to every voter in the county and
show your appreciation of the support you
expect from the voters by publicly Inviting
their assistance at the poll ; August 26.
The time is getting short
Do It Now
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The Chronicle Job Department Is fully equipped
to do all kinds of Campaign Printing-Cards,
Circulars, Placards, Pamphlets, etc.
Prompt Delivery
THE CARBON COUNTY
CHRONICLE
ROBERTS ITEMS
(Special to The Chronicle)
RETURNED FROM
CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doty, former res
idents of this vicinity, arrived in Rob
erts Saturday from Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, where they have been living
for the past si* years.
The Ro-Ca-Mo Camp Fire Girls of
this place, held a ceremonial meeting
Sunday evening. Several girls were
made wood gatherers, and Gertrude
Moon was made Firemaker, and was
presented with a sterling silvur braoe
let by the Ro-Co-Mo camp. Miss
Moon is the first Firenmker of the
Ro-Ca-Mo Camp.
Mike Hogan made a business trip
to Red Lodge Monday.
Mr. ami Mrs. A. R. Moon visited in
Red Lodge Friday.
P. J. Stillwell of Billings was a
business visitor in Roberts last week.
| Anton Alberni was a Roberts visi
tor Friday.
1 Ed Catt of near Boyd was on aur
streets Thursday.
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Miss Mary Sikara of Elbow Creek
j was in town Thursday.
J A much appreciated rain fell in
this vicinity Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Barney Deeney returned from
, Reed Point Friday afternoon.
Mrs. W. A. Sutian was a visitor at
the county seat Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. James and Miss
Crystal Baker attended the dance at
: River side Park Saturday evening.
Florence Schrumpf and children
visited in Roberts, Friday and Sat
urday and Saturday.
S. W. Waples and family of Red
Lodge visited in Roberts Sunday
evening.
j T. R. Schrumpf of Red Lodge, vis
i ited with his uncle, T. C. Schrumpf,
who lives i.ear Seims, Sunday.
Calb Duncan of Billings visited
with his brothsr-In-law George Hunt
Sunday.
Mr*. Mabel Punch and son Bobbie
of Billings, visited Sunday with her
Aunt Mrs. George Hunt.
Harr Harness and family visited
with T. C. Schrumpf and family Sun
day afternoon.
Emil Heikkila made a business trip
to Cotton Wood Creek, Friday after
noon.
Albert Budas and family returned
from a trip through Yellowstone
; National Park, Thursday.
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■ M*s Florence Schrumpf of Red
Lodge spent Friday with A. R. Moon
I uid family.
j M>* Hilm« Rikki of Red Lodge
pent the week end in Roberts at
tending to Camp Fire business.
The Ro-Ca-Mo Camp Fire Girls
held their regular business meeting
Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marsh of Red
•'xidce vif'trd with his brother, Jos
eph Marsh, Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Chappel and Miss Mar
ha Hetland, of Joliet, spent Wed
nesday afternoon at the T. C. Cch
i -umpf home.
Miss Lucille Merkle of Norris, ar
rived here Friday for a few days vis
it with Lois Webber, before leaving
Monday with her mother for the Eaat.
Miss Hilms Rickki, of lied Lodge
was a week end visitor in Roberts,
'is* Rlekki is Guardian of the Ro-Ca
Mo. Camp Fire Girls, o( Po.ierts.
Oscar Bergen and family who have
been touring in the north eastern part
of the state, returned home, Satur
day evening.
Mrs. Julia Hogan who fell
broke her ankle one Hay last week
s getting along as nicely as could
he expected.
and
C. A. Gibson met with a very se
ere accident Tuesday evening when
e received a cut which necessitated
ix stitches by 'he doctor.
Fred Gibson and family of Absaro
ki • are planning on moving back to
Roberts. Fred has rented the Arvid
Wilson house on the west side of the
railroad, in which to live.
Mrs. Lillian Brakkemen of Harlow
1» visiting veith her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Lambert Do Vries this
week. She arrived in Roberts Sat-1
irday forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cross and
laughter drove down from Belfry
Saturday evening and visited over
Sunday at the L. G. Webber and J.
James homes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt enter- |
tainod the following at their ranch !
Sunday; Mrs. Caleb Duncan and i
daughter Bertha of Billings, and A. j
Moon and family of Roberts.
Ed. Baker arrived here in his car
Saturday evening from Los Angeles |
where he and Mrs. Baker spent the
winter. They are visiting Mrs. Bek-!
parents at Belmont and will now
spend a few days here at the Daniel
Baker home.
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TOMBSTONES
Our Workmanship and Service is Fully Guaranteed.
We Specialize in the Famous Hark Grey and Imperial
St. Cloud Granites.
OUR PRICES ARK RIGHT
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ESTIMATES FURNISHED FREE
MIDLAND MONUMENT CO.
S. E. CASY, Manufacturers Agent
Box 445
Billings, Montana
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supply and everything you order
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H AIL
INSURANCE RIGHT NOW IS
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NECESSARY INVESTMENT
PEAS
Can be Insured up to (100 an acre valuation.
WHEAT
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Will carry $ 30-00 p« r acre on irrigated and $24.00 per acre
-irrigated land.
on non
ALFALFA
For seed will stand $45.00 per acre, or $16.00 per acre for
hay catting.
You can insure every crop you raise, including
Sugar Beets, Potatoes, Timothy, Corn,
Oats, Etc., Etc,
Insure NOW and pay for it after the crop is cat.
Losses Adjusted and Paid
in the Field
Send for me before and after the loss.
ELBERT HYMER
Phone 76 or 96-J4 Red Lodge, Montana.
Representing the Hail Department of
The Great American Insurance Co.
Resources $46,000,000.
Mrs. Reba Moon visited a few days
la , t weck with M rs. Lo is Schrumpf.
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