The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-05-25

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"A NEWS, HARDIN
This vacation I am going down
to Buffalo. Wyo. I am going to
get my brother and 60 TO see my
grandpa and grandma. I'm going
to catch chipmunlS and 60 to the
Pacific Ocean.
JAMES SIMMONS
My cousin had q birthday last
Sunday. We had a picnic for her.
Her name is Pearl. Pearl got there
first. She said she would Ike to
have her lunch. We laughed be-
cause she was sitting on her lunch.
LORE0E BARRETT
Knowles, Labbitts, Strangs, and
our family went out to grand
fathers farm on Sarpy, Sunday.
We went UP on the sand rock. We
wrote our initials ON it. We roast
ed marshmellows.
JANICE KELLEY
We have had our last test.
School will soon be out. I will be
glad. I have to 60 to summer
school for a whole month. After
that I will have much fun.
MARGARET POWERS
We went on a picnic, Sunday.
Mother found a woodtick on her
arm. Ronald found one on his
head. We went down by the Big
Horn river. We had a lot of fun.
PATSY M4ARTH
Today is my .daddy's birthday.
He is Al years old. We r going
to surprise him, this afternoon. I
had to 60 to town to get the
things.
GERHARD SCEMUNK
When school is out we are 60
ing to Big Timber. My father is
working there. We are going to
move, soon after school is out. It
will be fun to make friends there.
I hate to leave my old friends
here, but I'm sure I will have
many new friends in Big Timber.
JANE DUNLAP
This is the last week of school.
I will have to work beets this
summer. I do not like to work
beets. It is hard work. I hope
there is summer school, this year.
VICTOR YERGER
"a NEWS, HARDIN
Miss Batty came to our house
for dinner, Monday evening.
WALLACE SCHOER
I am glad school is nearly out.
I am going to wear my yellow
Easter dress, Friday. I am over at
Schaller's house, visiting tonight.
I am going to play until five
o'clock.
BARBARA BEIRDNEAU
I, too, am glad school is nearly.
out. The Labbitt girls live near
me and they have a little puppy.
Its name is Pepper. She is black
and white. She runs along the
sidewalk and falls down. Betty
Labbitt got her in Billings. Bar
bara Marie Beirdneau is over at
my house, writing her Riddles
Korner news. We are having fun.
1 hope I will pass to the third
grade this year. I will be glad
when I can go back home to
Worland, Wyoming.
PAULINE SCEAILER
We went to Hysham, Sunday,
and we saw six blue birds on the
way. When I got home I was so
tired that I fell asleep.
SAM HAVERFIELD
Dear Boys and Girls:
We haven't very much news,
this week. I hope we will do bet
ter after school is out. Just write
your letters or your news items
and send or bring them to the
printing office. If you will address
them to Mrs. c. A. Corkins, Har-
din, Mont, she will get them to
Aunt Betty. You know she helps
there.
Tell US all about what you are
doing or going to do, this sum-
mer. We are all wondering about
the boys and girls who do not live
near US.
Let US hope we get rain soon
so the grass and flowers will not
all dry up.
I'm sure we would all like to
hear how many of you are sue
cessful and pass to the next
grade this year. Tell us about it.
Affectionately,
AUNT BETTY