The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-07-05
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Mrs. Lester Orr was treated to
a pleasant sur~rise by several of
her friends. Tuesday, the occa-
sion being her birthday anniver-
sary. Bridge was the diversion
for the afternoon. Mrs. Orr was
the recipient of a number of
dainty gifts.
G.. Art Gustafson, having
completed the metalurgical en-
cheering course at the Montana
School of Mines at Butte, has
returned to his home in Hardin
and is now employed making
acreage computations in the Of
flee of the wheat allotment COM
mittee.
One Secondhand Riding Corn
Cultivator at Elder Hardware
Company. If
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Waldschmidt,
Robert and Violet, left Monday
Tor KaliSell, where they expect
to make their home. Mr.. VALID
schmidt after many years in the
government irrigation service on
the Crow Indian reservation. was
recently retired, having reached
the age limit of IS.
DR.. l.. E. Haverfield returned
Saturday from a motor trip to
Nampa, Idaho, after Mrs. Hayer-
field and the kiddies, who were
called there six weeks previous be-
cause Of the serious illness Of
Mrs. Haverfield's mother, Mrs. Ida
Ruse. Thew returned with him.
The condition of Mrs. Ruse re-
mains critical.
cwt;; delivered, sot.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Adams came
down from Lodge Grass to take
in the Hardin Stamnede and Ro-
dec. Tuesday. They were ac-
companied bv L. j. Adams, the
formers brother, and Mrs. Adams
and children of Jeffersonville,
Ind. who are making a three
weeks visit at the Adams home
in Lodge Grass.
The drill is going down steadily
on the Albert May lease of the
Daniels Petroleum company, lust
east OF the Hardin city limits. The
drill a few days ago passed
through a gas sand and released
a gas flow estimated at a quar-
ter million cubic feet. It is the
intention to case off this flow and
use it for fuel in drilling the rest
of the distance to oil production.
See the new Kelvinator on dis
play at the
2o-tf EDER HARDWARE co.
Richard c. Kelley, wife and
seven children, of Philadelphia,
"a, are here on a visit to the
FAMILY OF his brother, E. L. Kelley,
Jr., cashier of the Big Horn Coun-
ty Bank. En- route to Hardin
they stopped off at Kansas City
to visit relatives and after a brief
visit here, accompanied by Mr..
and MRS. E. L.. Kelley and the
twin girls, Jean and Janice, they
will tour the Yellowstone a n d
1IdcIeT NaClOnal parks.
At the Methodist church in
Roundup, Monday, June II, MI.
and Mrs. George Banks of Lavina,
PARENTS of Mrs. Gladys Jensen of
Hardin celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary I'M the Meth
odist Episcopal church at Lavina.
They Were married at McGregor,
Ia, in 1885 and have lived in Mon
tana since 1916. There are Il
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Mrs. Gladys Jen-
sen OF Hardin. the youngest
daughter, vas at the celebration.
Rev. c. A. Bentley, pastor OF
the Crow Community Baptist
church h, accompanied bv Mrs.
Bentley and their three children,
departed Monday bv automobile
for a six-weeks' visit with their
parents, other relatives and
friends at their old home in Man
omet, Mass. Three years ago they
made a similar visit. They have
ordered the Tribune Herald 10
follow them that they may keen
In touch with local happenings
while they are away.