The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09
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Lena Marjorie Long returned
Wednesday fror, a weeks visit
at the Tschirgi roundup wagon.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. HesSe and daughter or
Buffalo, Wyo. Some of the Hesse
cattle were shipped from Spear
siding on Friday.
Mrs. Ben Belken, Judy Walsh
and Eunice Campbell, all of Wy
ola. we're Sunday callers at tine
Cornwell home. Miss Campbell
is spending a few weeks at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G. Campbell of Wyola, at
school at MINNEAPOLIS. She is a
teacher in the Lewistown schools.
Nh. and Mrs. Fay T. Abel en-
tertained at a dinner at the Mel
son cafe. on Friday evening. COM
plimenting Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Hara who left Saturday morning
for their new home in Wisconsin.
Those enjoying the Abels' hos
pitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Adams, Mn. and Mrs. B. w. Kron-
miller Of Hardin, and the honor
guests.
Word has been received that
David Murray. our splendid baS-
ket ball coach of last year will
graduate from Montana UniverS-
ity on August 10th with an A. B.
degree in education. and will have
teaching minors in English. his
tory, and science. Lodge Grass is
fortunate. in having in its school
system a young. man Of the out
standing ability of Mr.. Murray,
both scholasticall and athletic
allv.
Sam Stevenson returned Thurs
dav from Temple Hills. near Liv-
! ingston. to which place he had
motored to bring back to Lodge
Grass the group of young people
who have been attending the
summer conference at that place
Those returning with Mr.. Steven
son were Dorothy Lee Stevenson
Clara Fenton. Mable Holley and
James Poor. These young people
report a very pleasant and worth
while time.
Mrs. Cal Buckingham was de-
lighted with a surprise visit from
four of her sisters on Thursday
morning, Mrs. Harley Fisher oil
Buffalo. Wyo., Mrs. P. S. Bowling
and Mrs. c. B. Smith of Story
Wvo.. and. Mrs. Annie Hughes Of
Sheridan. Wvo. With the Buck.
ingham families. namely: MI. anc
Mrs. Tom Stevens and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Buckingham
and children. Mrs. Frank Ball anc
son. Lee and Calvin Buckingham
land Mr.. and. Mrs. Cal Bucking.
ham. they held a Picnic dinner ir
. the White Arm park. The visitor!
left for their homes late in thu
| afternoon. after having spent {
delightful day.
t The Travel club held a picnic
in the Little Horn canyon. Mon.
dav. at the beautiful 'Petzoldt.
, Fitzgerald. cabin. After 4 bounte.
GUS lunch was served the after.
noon was; spent in. exnEorino tn.
, CANYON and visiting. Those whit
enioved the outing were Mrs. B
A. Zimmerman and daughter, Mrs
kEHavner audesdS1shteT Mss 'Ciar.
T01ds;- Miss Malvina Johnson. Mrs
Bill Thomas; MRS: Fred Givel
and Marjorie Lena Marjorie Long
J.. Mrs. c. A. Gardner and Virgini;
lean. Mrs. Bess Stevens. Mrs
Leo Roese and. Shirley. Mrs. Gilt
t Woodlev. Mrs. Tom Woodlev. Mrs
: Ben Belken and Mrs. Belken'
| father. A. w. Gleason. Judy Walsh
Frances R. Cornwell and Mar
Elizabeth, and Mrs. w. A. Pet
zoldt.
The Grandmothers' club held it
regular monthly meeting at tn
ranch home of Mrs. Nick Dethlef
. son on Lodge Grass creek. wit:
Mrs. Domonic Stevens assistin
/ hostess. A delightful feast wa
/ served in a grove near the cree
\ and the afternoon was spent i
visiting and enjoying the scener.
: A short business session was hell
4 This meeting at the Dethlefso
ranch is a treat which is eagerl
v looked forward to each year, an
a anyone who has attended wi
agree that it is always one of til