The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-12-27
Mrs. VIII C. Morris, Billy and
Virginia were in town, Monday
from Maschetah.

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Mrs. VIII C. Norris, Billy and
Virginia were in town, Monday
from Maschetah.
Lester Faw and family of Reed
Point are spending the holidays
at the home Of Charles, Tom and
John EaW Of the Hallway section,
and with Mrs. FaW'S parents, Ne.
and MRS. ]. N. Ellis, and brother,
Andrew c. Ellis, south Of town..
Edmund L. Kelley, j., who is a
student at the Montana State COL
lege at Bozeman, IS home for the
holiday vacation at the home Of
his parents, MI. and Mrs. E. L.
Kelley. Edmund, who Is proficient
on the clarinet, is member Of
the first Varsity. band.
Edwin r. Astie, private secre-
tary in the Office Of Governor Ell
mer Holt, arrived from Helena,
Tuesday morning, and {. spent
Christmas day at the home Of his
parents, Postmaster and Mrs.:J. M.
returning to Helena on We'd
nesday evenings train.
MI. and Mrs. Wesley w. Wertz
and little daughter, Caroline, are
here from Helena to spend the
Christmas holidays at the home OF
Wertz' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. l.. Kelley. .Mr. Wertz has re-
Gently been appointed assistant
attorney general by States At
torney General Raymond T.. Magic.
MI. and Mrs. ]. M. Walker were
Sunday evening passengers on the
westbound Burlington passenger
train, en- route to Fort Peck to
spend the holidays at the home of
their Son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Savidge. MI.
Sayidge is employed as engineer
on one of the dredges. They ex-
couple of weeks.
NJ. Seymour Cunningham, one
of the pioneer stockmen of west
ern Montana, arrived in Hardin
yesterday from his home at Boze-
man and will spend a few days
here attending to business mat
ters. MI. Cunningham spent the
tough winter of 1880 in the Big
Horn valley, feeding, thirty-doltar
per ton hay to. several hundred
head of cattle.
In a letter to the Tribune Her
aid from Joe Garrison. Billings
branch manager for the Gold
Medal Diaries, he states that his
firm had a fine turkey season.
From Montana and northern
Wyoming alone they bought over
SOC, 900 pounds of dressed turkeys.
They this year paid out a. total
over the country, OF two: and one
quarter million dollars.
Mrs. Anna M: Wort, rural mail
carrier on Route. 1; left Thursday
morning by automobile for Mo
brara. and other Nebraska. points
to visit relatives, returning to her
duties January IS. During her
absence James s. Torske, one Of
the Hardin postof1ce clerks, will
deliver the mail on route L.. C.. A.
Wort, Mrs. Wort's husband, left
by train THURSDAY morning for
York, Nebraska, to visit his rela-
tives and where he will be joined
later by Mrs. Wort.
During the Christmas week the
Hardin postoffice ran over 10000
and Christmas cards thru
the electric cancelling machine.
night between so and
go mail sacks of parcel post mat
ter was sent out from the Hardin
po~stofffce. Postmaster J. M. Astle
and his assistants Howard E.
Wagner, Mrs. Edna Miller, Mrs.
Carl E. Bowman and James S.
Torske. constituting the regular
postoffice force, and Mrs. Anna
M. Wort and r. Guy Turner, rural
mail between Hardin and st.
star route contractor carrying the
Heraldmail between Hardin and st.
Xavier, wish the Hardin Tribune
Herald to extend to the ~'lblic
their arnreciation for the cooper
alton extended.