The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-01-26

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better and able to sit up in bed,
which is pleasing news to his
many friends.
Matt H. Tschirgi was in town
yesterday from his Antler ranch
on the Little Big Horn, about ten
miles above Wyola. He reports
fine weather, little snow. plenty
of feed on the range and that
livestock Of all kinds are thriving
and practically no feeding is be-
ing done.
The little l8-months-od child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Rob, Jr.,
residing about four miles south Of
Hardin, died Thursday Of last
week Of scarlet fever. A private
funeral was held Friday, as the
family are under quarantine. The
other children are reported as
convalescing.
Hardin Camp No. S57, Woodmen
Of the World will hold a meeting
in Sullivan hall, next Friday ev-
ening. Feb. 2, when II. I. Jacobs
Of Billings, district manager, will
be, here for the purpose Of reor-
ganizing the camp here. The
wires and families OF members
are urged to attend. After the
business meeting refreshments
Will be served.
Garfield Weber Of Billings, buy
er for the Safeway. chain Of stores
In eastern Montana and northern
Wyoming, accompanied by Mrs.
Webber and their little daughter,
Garene, met with an accident, the
latter part Of last week, while en-
route home from Sheridan, Wyo.
When opposite the Custer Battle
field, their car skidded on an icy
spot and went into the ditch.
Luckily they escaped serious
damage, the car being bunged. up
somewhat, but the occupants only
slightly bruised.
Diverting from the usual order,
the Masonic members of the
Eastern Star chapter served a
satisfying lunch at the social
-~ing the regular bust
ness meeting of that organiza-
ton, last Thursday evening at
hall. Cards were enjoy
ed during the evening, both auc-
ton and contract being in play
and at the close of the game,
were awarded to Mrs. Les
ter Orr and Mrs. James Hyde
and to Mrs. C. E. Bowman and
Mrs. DR.. Baker.
Rev. e. H. W%endland, pastor of
the M. E. church, who was taken
to Billings a couple of weeks since
after having sustained a compound
fracture of the right leg between
the knee and ankle when he slip
ed and fell on the icy sidewalk
in front of the Methodist parson-
age, was brought home, Sunday,
and is so far recovered that he
will preach next Sunday, sitting
in a chair.
At the time of going to press
evening, the body of
Joe, the 7-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon White Clay of Grow
Agency, who was drowned Tues
day afternoon, when he broke
through the ice of the Little Horn
river while returning home from
school, had not been recovered,
his cap had been found
about 20 feet below where he was
Searching crews have
the ice for a consider
able distance without result, SC
far.
A shower for Mrs. F. A. Rowland
was given last Saturday afternoon
at the Crawford avenue and
Fifth street home of Mrs. John
R e d m o n. The afternoon was
pleasantly passed at sewing and
in conversation, at the close Of
refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Redmon
and Mrs. S. B. Newark. Mrs. Row.
land was the recipient of many
and useful gifts. Those
were Mesdames M. E.
Brown. j. R. Dyckman, Hugh
Linn, Robert Barker, J. L. Swindle,
J. r. Vickers, R. A. Vickers, L. J.
Ed Bice, Matt Larkin,
J. w. Rowland, L. B. Terpening.
Ed Lawlor, Jens Kalberg. Cliff
Ludrick. C. E. Ford. Jake Koebbe,
c. w. Wolcott. Bert Slater, S. J.
Marquisee. Mike Jurak, and Mrs.
Edna Miller.
The Junior boys and girls Sun
day school class of the Hardin
Baptist church enjoyed a skating