The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-02-23
LOCAL ITEMS

LOCAL ITEMS
Get Jul paint and linseed oil,
EDER HDW. co.
Mr.. and MRS. M. R. Calderwood
visited Billings friends over Sun
day. -:
Mrs. Robert Harris entertained
her Sunday school class at her
home, Tuesday evening.
Miss Voris Linthacum returned
Saturday after an extended visit
with friends in California.
Hurley Beezley:. Of Miles City
:spene Tuesday at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. Geo: A Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brother
son are moving to the r., E. War
rem ranch on North Bench.
D. J. Walvoord, Big Timber en-
gineer, was a weekend guest at
the home OF his. cousin. b. J.
Keinhesselink.
On. Reisland. the eye sight spe-
'cialtst, may be, consulted for finest
optical service unreasonable prices
at Hardin Hotel. all. day. Feb. "A,
and until 3 p. N. the 18th. 3-8
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will
meet at the church parlors at
$50 p. m, Thursday: afternoon.
All friends of the: order as well
as members are cordially invited
to attend. Mrs. "A. II. Roush and
Mrs. W. B. Moore will be the
hosteSses.
Hardin Circle No: SIS, Neighbors
Of Woodcraft at its regular meet
ing Wednesday evening, initiated
a candidate and elected two more.
After the business meeting, a
program appropriate to Washing
tons birthday followed with re-
freshments.
The Hardin high school basket
ball team left Wednesday for Miles
City to play in the annual dis
trict tournament. The girls. drill
team Of Is leave for the Cowtown.
to-day. At the time OF going to
press, Thursday night, no word
had been received as to game re-
suits.
A six-thirty dinner was the Of
fering Of Mrs. Fern B. Davis to
the social calendar when she en-
tertained, Tuesday evening, at her
home in the Yergey apartments
for a number Of guests. Seasonal
decorations were carried out in
the table appointments. The ev-
ening hours were spent informally
at cards.
Cards at seven tables furnished
entertainment for the members
of Jasmine Chapter, o. E. s. after
the business meeting, which was
presided over by Worthy Matron
Mrs. J. J. Sloan of Crow Agency,
at Sullivan hall, Thursday even
ing. Mrs. M. r. Calderwood, Mrs.
j. ]. Ping and Miss Edna Tobias
were hostesses for the social hour.
The Hardin Lions club had a
largely attended meeting at its
den in Pine Lodge, Monday even
ing. At this meeting arrangements
were made for a Ladies' Night So
cial, to be held next Monday ev-
ening at Pine Lodge. The feed at
this meeting will be put on by
the losing team in the recent
membership contest, of which l..
C. Linthacum is chairman. An in
tereSting talk on the public school
situation in the Hardin district
was made by H. w. Funston, a
member of the Hardin board of
education. A master key, awarded
by the International Association
of Lions Clubs "for distinguished
service IL the upbuilding of the
association" through President C.
w. Stocker of the Hardin Lions
club was presented to Robert A.
Vickers, secretary of the Hardin
Lions club, who brought in ten
new members during the member
ship contest. The key is of solid
gold, with the emblem of Lionism
on one side and the name of the
recipient and the number of the
key-183-engraved on the other.
The number means that there
have been issued only 1873 master
keys in the entire association of
some 2700 clubs, and this is the
first master key awarded a Har-
din Lion.