The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-03-16
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SOUTH BENCH

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L. N. Kennedy has not been
feeling well lately.
w. B. Snyder walked into town,
early Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Walker at
tended church in Hardin, Sunday,
John Torske called on some
distant neighbors, Friday of last
week.
Alice Stork's mother, brother
and sister are living in Billings,
at present.
Mrs. Mary Wagner was calling
on friends in Hardin, Wednesday
of last week.
Stella Ferguson seems to have
acquired the habit of spending
her week-ends at the ranch,
lately.
Mrs. Mary Wagner of this
community had as dinner guests
recently, some of her South
Bench friends.
Ed hammers of Hardin, has re-
Gently been drilling a well at the
Boone Kennedy place. The old
drilled well went dry.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Walker OF
this community paid the Hardin
merchants a very pleasant call,
Tuesday of last week.
Alice Stork visited Thursday
and Friday of last week with
Dorothy Ann and Mary Sue Cor
bin at the Corbin home.
A rug firm in Hollywood, Calf,
seems to be cooperating with
those here who have the rug
hooking disease and fever.
Some people, formerly from
Custer, now living in Hardin, had
some South Benchites call on
them, last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ann CARRIER, only surviving
sister of L. N. Kennedy who re-
sides in Seattle, recently visited
the Kennedy home on South
Bench.
Henry Wheeler of Lewistown,
brother-in-law of. L. N. Kennedy,
died, recently following a stroke
at the home of his daughter,
Myrtle, at Lewistown.
Mrs. James Plummer vas joint
hostess with Mrs. B. H. McCarty
in entertaining and serving the
M. E. Ladies' Aid at the home OF
the latter in Hardin, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Logan Kingston and Betty
were guests at the party Mrs
Robert Harris gave recently IN
her post Office apartment in Har-
din for her M. E. Sunday school
class of girls.
Mrs. Mark Ferguson assisted
her sister Lula, last Tuesday, in
Strengthening up her house. The
Schaaks are now getting nicely
settled in their new home ir
this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Henrikser
were over from Kirby the past
weekend, after more of theil
household goods. While here they
were most of the time guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Corbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ferguson
and Mother Ferguson were guests
at the Silver Wedding anniver-
sary dinner at the M. E. church
in Hardin, Sunday, for the Rev
and Mrs. E. H. Wendland.
Mrs. Logan L. Kingston, who i!
spending the winter in Hardin
with Betty, who is attending
school there, attended the Bap.
fist Missionary Society meeting
at the home of Rev. and Mrs
Howard Cain.
Little Bobbie Schaak stayed
with some friends of his parents
last Tuesday, the day of thu
snow, while his parents made q
trip to Nine Mile, their former
home, after some more of theil
personal belongings.
Mrs. Mark Ferguson was E
guest last Friday afternoon a.
the country home of Mr.. and Mr.
Nils Ottun, being one of the at.
PENDANTS and on the musica
programme at the shower giver
in honor of Miss Alta Moore o.
North Bench.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Henrikser
of Kirby were supper guests al
the Charley Ferguson home, Sat.
urday evening, and spent the
night at the ]. c. Elder home
Early Sunday morning they left
for their new home at Kirby with
a truck-load of personal belong.
ings.
There are hopes and prospect!
OF oil being drilled for in thi!