The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-12-28

W. r. 1001an CfAQe1
at Busby, was in Hardin Thurs
day after a load of merchandise
for his store.
Hardin merchants generally re-
port the best Christmas business
in several years.
The German Lutheran church
had a Christmas tree with ap-
propriate program, Christmas Eve
with a treat for each child.
Don't forget the American L.
gion Auxiliary carnival dance at
Warren hall, New Years Eve,
Dec. 81. ii
Cards have been received an
nouncing the birth of a daughter
on Dec. II 1884, to Mr.. and Mrs.
: Ray Worley at Port Townsend,
Washington.
New Years Eve carnival dance
at Warren hall by American L.
gion Auxiliary. tt
Miss Nellie v. Brown. principal
Of the Roosevelt school at Bill
ings, Is spending a part Of her
holiday vacation in Hardin, where
she resided so long before moving
to the Sugar City.
w. A. Wolcott, who has been
visiting brothers and sisters in
California, Oregon and Washing
ton the past several months, re-
turned home Sunday, feeling
much improved In health.
Frank Cryder, Hardin's expert
shoe repairer, motored to Ash
land Wednesday, having as a pas
senger his nephew, a member Of
the CcC camp there. who spent
Christmas in Hardin with the
family Of his uncle.
Jack Davis returned Monday ev-
ening from a fortnight's stay at
Thermopolis, Wyo., where he was
taking the thermal baths. He is
feeling much better.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh M. Linn
and son Junior spent Christmas
at the home of Mrs. Inns moth
er. Mrs. Henry Schmidt, in Sheri-
dan, Wyo.
Mrs. Marion Kreiner, who is in
structor in post graduate work in
social service at the University OF
Minnesota, arrived this Friday
morning from Minneapolis, Mimi,
to spend a ten-day vacation with
her husband. I. Kreiner, manager
Of the Enterprise Oil Co. at Lodge
Grass.
Lynn E. Severance. business
manager of the Sheridan tWyo.)
News, passed through Hardin,
Thursday afternoon, enroute home
from Fairview. where he spent
Christmas with his parents,
brother and sister. He reports
the thermometer registered 80 de-
grees below zero, Christmas Eve.
Wallace Anderson. recently of
Bozeman, is the new clerk in the
SAWYER store to take the place
Of Frank Barker. deceased. Mon
dav evening he motored to Boze-
man after his wife and 2-year-old
son. returning here the following
evening. Thew will reside in the
Yergey apartments.
The Hardin Associated Chari-
ties, under the direction of Mrs.
l.. c. Linthacum and Mrs. M. A.
Thompson, the committee in
charge, on Monday distributed be-
tween so and 10 Christmas boxes
to the needy families of the COM
munity. Each box besides a lot of
food and fruit of various kinds
contained toys and a nice roast
from a babv beef which was our
chased and butchered expressly
for this occasion at the expense
1T the Hardin Associated Chari-
ties. This is a practice this charity
organization carries out every
year.
Among students from various
schools and colleges home to
spend the holidays are Earth
and, Theresa Trussell, attending
the University at Missoula: Alice
Wayne and Keith Lin
thacum and John, Buzzetti from
the Montana State College at
Miss Pauline Keinhes-
selink. Harriet McAlfister, Irene
and Pauline Beall from the East
ern Montana Normal at Billings;
Gustafson from the
School. Of. Mines at Butte; Helen
Conver, Iaverne Bulls and Lau-
rene Ewing from the Billings
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