The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-06-01

Mrs. S. B. Newark is confined
to her home on South Crawford
avenue by an attack of pleurosy.
0. B. Jackson of Forsyth, county
assessor of Rosebud county was
here one day last week in con-
nection with inter-county stock
assessment matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. Marvin of
Billings, were overnight visitors in
Hardin, Wednesday, returning to
Billings, Thursday. Mr.. Marvin is
grand master of Masons of Mon
tana.
Andrew Christensen of Chinook,
county assessor of Blaine county,
was here Monday in consultation
with County Assessor Miller re-
garding assessment matters.
Gus Pongratz, of the California
Independent Oil Organization, has
returned from a several weeks
business trip to Los Angeles, and
has a crew of men at work in the
Soap Creek oil field preparing to
spud in a new well.
Alfred Barta of Billings, repre-
senting the International Harvest
er Co., accompanied by Mrs. Barta,
was in Hardin. Wednesday, en-
route to the west rim of the Big
Horn canyon, On a sightseeing
trip.
Robert Strang, a student in the
University Of Washington School
OF Architecture. arrived Wednes-,
day from Seattle and will spend
the summer vacation in Hardin,
at the home Of his. parents, DR..
and. Mrs. David NJ. Strang. ::
Miss Ruth Branlff. some years
ago a resident Of Hardin, where
she was employed as stengrapher
IN the Office OF the county at
sorney, came down nom Helena.
and spent the. week.
end a guest at the home of MI.
and Mrs. John L. Swtndle.
Sam X. Gibson, an early day
merchant Of Hardin and: who stu
OWNS: business property, here, was
IN Hardin, Monday from his home
A. Casper. Wyo. .Hefand Mrs. Glib
son recently returned from Cali
tornia, where they. spent the win
ter. .:..t
MI. and Mrs. II. D. Kenyon and
igFandson,::3Bobby Kenyon.
[et to-day by auto for a two
Or three weeks visit at; the *old
home in Wabasha; MINI. While
there Mr.. Kenyon and grandson
VIII angle for fish in. Big Stone
lake.. -
County Assessor Fred E. Miller
has received and is mailing out
the 18th annual report for 1888,
Of the State Board of Hail Insur-
ance, which discloses that his Of
lice wrote $29,O12 of insurance.
The premiums amounted to ST.
and losses paid amounted
10 $3,l75.32. Insure your crops and
pay with your taxes.
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Ed Buzzetti, athletic coach and
a teacher in the Circle high
school, is here to spend the sum-
ner vacation. He Is accompanied
BY Mrs. Buzzetti. They will visit
their respective parents, MI.
and Mrs. Tony Buzzetti and Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Kelley until the re-
opening of school at Circle, next
fall. Ed will put in a part of the
time behind the counters of the
Safeway store and will play with
the Hardin baseball team this
season.
Paul v. Scott, who for the past
nine years has been a. guard at
the Montana State Hospital for
the Insane at Warm Springs,
passed through Hardin, Wednes-
day, en- route home from a vaca-
ton spent in eastern Montana, in
GLIDING a visit to the Golden
Jubilee at Miles City. He was &C
by George Spahl and
his sister, Miss Frances Spahl.
Paul was reared at Crow Agency,
and on Decoration day placed a
wreath on the graves of his faith
err and mother buried there.
Arthur Johnson, jeweler at the
Strand Jewelry, met with a pain
full accident, Sunday, while play
ing golf at the Fort Custer links.
Left a cripple by infantile paraly-
sis, he has walked by the aid of
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