The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-07-26
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LODGE GRASS

Cecil Mclaughlin is visiting at
the Carl Ripley home.
Mrs. J. Sharp and Elaine were
Sheridan callers, Wednesday.
Gertrude Gormley of Burling-
ton. near Butte, Is a guest at the
A. G. Westwood home.
Virgil Eggart, daughter, Thelma
Dean, and son, Ray, were Sunday
callers at the w. A. Thomas home
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nelson and
Jack have gone to the Curley
Wells ranch on Soap creek, where
Jack will spend a week fishing
and "cow-punching."
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eldridge of
Sheridan spent Sunday as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Thomas. MI.
Eldridge is an employe of the
Sheridan FIGURING Mills Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stevens
motored to Crow Agency on We'd
nesday. Stanford and Franklin
are mentioning at the D. Stevens
ranch on Lodge Grass creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Adams
returned Monday from Great Falls,
where they attended the state
pharmaceutical convention. MI.
Adams had the honor of being
association.
Monday. Mrs. J. O Graham
motored to Casper. Wyo.. where
she met her mother. Mrs. E. Miller
Of San Diego, Calf. Mrs. Miller
will be the guest of her daughter
for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Petzoldt left
.odav for a short visit to Pryor.
They will return via Billings,
where they will meet Miss Clara
ODDS and Miss Malvina Johnson,
vino are returning from their va
cations.
Mrs. Jack Clifford. nee Mar
celene Neal. of Billings. spent the
past week at the home of her
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Neal. On SATURDAY. afternoon.
she and Mary Elizabeth COrnwell
called on Dorothy Miller at the
Miller ranch on Lodge Grass
creek.
Mabel Holley. Dorothy Lee Stew
enson. Clara Fenton and James
Poor left Monday morning for
TEMPLE Hills. near Livingston.
where they will attend the Bap-
list Young PEOPLES summer con-
ference. Sam Stevenson motored
hem to Temple Hills. returning
the same day. They will be IN
attendance for about ten days.
Mrs. Hazel P. Richardson re-
turned Tuesday evening from a
trip to Cooke City. where she
spent the past several days visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Provost
and family. While there they
made trips to Beartooth Lake and
other places of interest in the
surrounding country. She re-
ports the roads in wonderful con-
dition and the scenery well worth
the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lynde, ac-
Gardner. attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Grover Swartz at Fromberg,
Tuesday. Mrs. Swartz was a for
mer resident of Lodge Grass. hav-
ing lived here about sixteen years
ago when her husband. Grover
Swartz. was in partnership with
VIM. Lynde in the livery business
Mrs. Swartz had many friends
here who will regret her passing
Three Young Halliburton inspir-
ed cyclists, Bill Smith, Wendell
Forman and Dick Gregory started
early Monday morning for a trip
through the Yellowstone Park
with bedroll and pack tied to their
bicycles. Hoping for high ad-
venture. they headed toward the
Cody entrance to the Park. via
the Dayton-Kane hiway. More
than one grown-up boy watched
the departure with envy and will
follow these adventures in spirit,
eagerly awaiting full details OF
the trip when they return, which
will be in about two weeks.