The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-03-02
LOCAL ITEMS

LOCAL ITEMS
Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Cunningham
were in town, Monday, from Tul-
lock creek.
Carl Moore, supervisor Of Indian
schools on western reservations,
was in Hardin, "wednesday.
Born-At Billings, Sunday, Feb.
Is, 1884. to Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ.
-Dyvig, a daughter, the sixth child,
five Of whom are living.
lBorn-ln the Gilmore hospital.
Hardin, Mont, Friday, Feb. q,
1884, to Mi. and. Ms. Emmett
Curry, an 8-pound daughter, Janet
Ellen, the. first. child.
Mrs. Lee Terpening and; Beverly
Ann are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Paulson, at Bill
lings. Lee will. motor to the Sugar
City. Sunday, to bring them home.
E. r. Kinder. Of Billings. secre-
.tary OF the State Farmers Union,
and D..,L.. Manning, Great Fails
representative of the. Farmers
Union Terminal Association, were
Hardin. visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Martin. was. an
overnight guest at: the. home Of
Mrs. s. B.. Newark, Wednesday,
Feb. %. visiting with her :daugh-.
ter, Ma&ine. who: stays with the
Novark's while attending high
school. g.. go.
FOUND-In front Of the Savoy
cafe, pair OF spectacles. Owner
may have same by calling at the
Tribune-laerald Office and paying
for this adv. "
The Hardin high school basket
hall five placed fourth at the
Miles City tournament. The Lodge
Grass high school team won first
place. and will 60 to: the tourna-
ment at Billings.
John L. Scott, as office man, and
Arndt Kalberg, Sam e. Mcdowell
and Charles r. Foley Of Kirby as
outside deputies will assist County
Assessor Fred E. Miller in taking
the 1894 assessment, beginning
next Monday.
Mrs. Ed Buzzetti Of, Circle came
over from the basketball tourna-
;ment- at Miles City and will visit
here a time at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and MRS. E. L. Kelley.
Ed Buzzetti's Circle quint took
second place in his district,
Mrs. Everett Morse entertained
for the members Of an auction
bridge club at her home, We'd
hesday afternoon, two tables of
this popular diversion being in
play during the afternoon hours.
Mrs. Ira Cochran and Mrs. Chas.
Miller received the prize awards.
Mrs. James Curry was a club
guest.
Miss Mary Olenik, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Olenik, left
Tuesday morning for Washington,
ID. c.. where she will be employed
in the Office of a consin. Joe
Olenik, a civil engineer in the
government service. Miss Mary
worked in the same Office last
year.
Get our paint and linseed oil.
EDER HDW. co. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mckinney of
Decker, en- route home from a
motor trip to Billings, stopped
over at Hardin, Monday, and
visited at the noon hour with the
latter'S sisters, Misses Irma a n d
Winnie Crackenberger, and cousin,
Verne Thompson, who are staying
at the r. A. Vickers home and
attending Hardin high school.
The contract to oil and gravel
the C. B. H. from the Wyoming
state line to Hardin, a distance of
56.43 miles was let last Saturday
to Collision & Dolvin of Billings
for $l71, 709. The contract to grade
and scoria surface and construct
drainage structure on 3.044 miles
of the Hardin-Sarpy road was let
to j. j. Miles & S. M. Thornton of
Billings, for $22,757.60. The con-
tract to construct a four-panel
76-ft. timber trestle bridge over
Tullock creek on the Hardin
Sarpy road was let to G. M. Man.
ming of Hysham for $4,765.
Word has been received here of
the death at his home at Grin,
Wyo., about Feb. 16 of John M.
Rutherford, for many years prior
to three years ago, Indian farmer
in the Black Lodge district of the
Crow reservation. No particulars
have been received. Obituary will
be printed later.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Williams of
Foster entertained at a turkey din