The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-01-12
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SOUTH BENCH NEWS

! Claude SAlitN Was III IoWil Oh
, Monday.
Roy Wagner of Meyers, with his
brothers. were in town, Saturday.
Mrs. Jake Koeboe was shopping
in Hardin, Saturday.
John Macdonald and J a m e S
Plurlmer were in town. Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Schafer vas seen on
the streets of Hardin Thursday.
Several OF the farmers here
have signed the wheat production
allotment in Unit No. /.
Ike Chambers and son visited
at j. W. Rowland's in Hardin,
Friday.
Mrs. Harvey Wilcutt was shop
ping in town. Thursday and Fri
day OF last week.
The Chas. Corbin family were
in town Tuesday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. S. D. Onstein.
Baby Gene Ferguson, the small
son of Chas. Ferguson. has been
sick since New Years with a cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Ferguson
were Hardin callers, Tuesday al
ternoon.
Mrs. Johnny Plummer was in
town Monday making the library
a call, and after books for home
reading.
Fern Candee. formerly of this
community. but now of Hardin, is
employed in the county Offices at
Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ferguson
went to St. Xavier. n day this
week, after their piano and also
to visit with Weldon Clark's.
Roy Wagner of Myers spent the
Christmas and New Year hcii-
days visiting his mother and
brothers in Hardin and vicinity.
Mrs. J. Y. Ferguson. Stella and
Nellie Ferguson visited at the
Nine Mile home of Nellie's sister,
Mrs. Adolph Shaak, Saturday af-
ternoon.
K. Sadler. John Faw, the Wag-
ner brothers. and Chas. Ferguson
were in town, Tuesday. from their
respective homes. doing their shop
ping and trading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Clark came
down from their home at St.
Xavier, Thursday. and called at
the Chas. Ferguson home and at
the old Doane place.
The South Bench community is
sorry to hear of the passing of
Mrs. Ed Torske. The whole COM
munity sends sympathy to the
grief stricken family.
The annual January thaW and
warm weather are gradually TAX
ing most of the snow from this
section, leaving the wheat fields
bare and in possible danger Of
winter killing. =
The South Bench community is
sorry to learn of Rev. Wendland's
misfortune and sends him sympa-
thy in his hour of affliction and
tribulation. May he speedily re-
cover.
Fred Waterman of Hardin, one
of the school bus drivers, went out
to L. N. Kennedy's, Sunday, to
overhaul Mr. Kennedy's electric
light plant which was out of COM
mission.
The many old-timc friends of
Mrs. Chas. Foley, of Kirby, who
at one time in 1911, was a resident
here, will be sorry to hear of her
recent illness in a Sheridan, Wyo.
hospital.
MI. and Mrs. S. D. Onstein
were host and hostess. Saturday,
at a dinner for the Chas. Corbin,
H. J. H%enriksen, and Chas. Fer
guson families, daughter Alma,
and son Sam, who were the honor
guests.
Monday evening, Jan. 8. Miss
Stella Ferguson, who one time re-
sided on the Ferguson ranch in
this community, but who now lives
in Hardin, attended the annual
fellowship dinner and business
meeting at the Congregational
church.
Word from Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Brankle, old-time residents of this
community, is to the effect that
since leaving here more than a
dozen years ago, they have made
their home at Freedom, Okla.
Jake was employed on the Willard
ranch while Mrs. Brankle will be
remembered as Miss Gerda Brown,
who taught the Willard school
some 10 years ago. They have
two small sons. Mrs. Brankle's
mother, Mrs. Hannah Brown, re-
sides at Edorado Springs, Mo.
FOURSQUARE CHURCH