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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28
Nurses c. III | d
To Hold T ir
Annual Exercises

Under the direction Of Mrs.
Pearl Y. Collins. the Daniel IT,
williams Nurses Guild will hold
their annual exercises at ST. John
C. " r Church az Maple hd 81
Aubin. SUNDAY. Sent 90 az $50 p.
m The membership includes De-
troll and Wayne County
To these services viii come all
OF the units in iha city - l'etrni
Mrs pearl y collins O. IN charge
OF these several units and las
done commcndable work for the
community thru these groups.
They VIII march IN pror nom
in their regular uniforms Mrs
Susie Breazil is The leader nf TIM
West Side group which is sponsor
ing this occasion Mrs. Annie Will
liams is president of ST. John
Nurses Guild. Rev. n. w. Clark.
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28

Pastor ]. II. Mastin. who recent
" returned from his vacation
preached a masterful sermon last
Sunday morning. The general
worship was beautifully conduct
ed. with the senior choir leading
In the singing. After a special
selection by the choir. Pastor Mas
tin spoke from the them "Can You
stand A Spiritual Examination"
In his sermon, he asked a number
OF questions 10 which he gave the
results OF a right answer and a
wrong answer. Among the ques-
tions he asked were: "Can we
stand the examination on the ac-
curacy OF our actions and our
works?' Have we done what God
told us to do. and the things we
promised Him we would do?'
At the evening worship the
cholrs OF the church in Union gave
very excellent concert. Much
talent among the members of the
church was displayed.
Sunday Sept. 20. an elaborate
celebration of the homecoming of
Joe Louis will be given at Calvary
Baptist Church at y. m Many
out-of-town guests will be expect
ed. The choirs and members. of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28

John Martin OF Walnut street.
has returned to the village with
his bride who was formerly Miss
Josie Bailey. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs, Joseph Bailey, OF Tallahassee
Florida The wedding vows Were
spoken Wednesday morning. Sept.
lG. at the Jackson Davis Hall, at
Florida A. and NJ. College. The
college chaplain who Is Rev.
4. r. Turner. ofhciated President
J. II. +. Lee gave the bride away
Mrs \. G. Briggs and Miss +. Nj.
Griggs acted as hostesses at the
wedding. Miss Minerva Laster
sang. Until" President Lee en-
tertained the couple at breakfast,
Monday morning Mr.. Martin Is a
member Of the local Golden Gate
Lodge of Elks. and Is prominent
i'm religious and social circles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28
Hllpl!!r, De 'si! p! g!
IL. In the sGru$tal
k.'RANON' Tie nonJ;N

case will be settled In your favor
ENTIRELY.
]. A. W.-Please tell me why
did my daughters husband leave
like he did? Please answer soon
Ans: Ii was best that he did
leave-he FELL IN LOVE with
your sons WIFE and he knew thai
IL he stayed around that 1t would
be quite embarrassing for all con
cerned. You'll hear from him but
II will be several weeks.
M. G. T.-DO you think II would
profit me II I should take the trip
that / have In mind to takei
Ans: Yes--I think that II would
prove profitable for you to take
the trip you have In mind and II
would be a wise thing for you tc
do. Your sister would be glad ia
keep you up until you found EN-.
ployment-I suggest that you get
in touch with her right away fol-
she is anxious 10 see you.
b. X. P.-WiII you please tell
me what on earth Il wrong with
my foot and what must I do next
Ans: There Is little that you can
do--for II appears TO me. that you
have visited about a dozen BONE
SPECIALISTS this past year and
they haven't been able to deter
mine the cause of your foot giving
you trouble. You should carry out
their instructions for in time II
will give you relief.
NJ. ID. TT am In love with n
man hut I nm terribly unhappy
and I want TO know II am right
In trying TO forget him?
Ans: Yes--try TO get this man
off your mind for he has found
someone else that he cares more
for. DO not hold this against YOUR
SISTER for 1t was just something
that she could not help. Wish them
luck and happiness.
r. II. Al want TO know what
should ! do about my furniture
Please do y0n see good fortune
anytime soon. Can I write yon prl-
yately?
Ans | am afraid that the sensi-
bile thing Is to let the furniture 60
back--It is impossible for you to
pay these large payments alone.
II you desire you may write me
privately--see the special notice
attached to this column for addi-
tional information. The month OF
November will prove a most prof.
table month for you financially.
II. L.-What do you see for me
this falli
Ans: II is revealed to me that
you will get a job and go to work
in October--I do not believe that
your application will be accepted
In the institution that you have in
mind. Do not become discouraged
for you will have better luck next
time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28
in EW MATR0IQ
APPOINTED All
|MOREHOUSE

Atlanta, Ga.-(Special to The
Detroit Tribune)-Mrs. Jeannetto
Brawley Stewart. who served Tus-
kegee Institute for nine years as
assistant to the director of indus
tries for girls. has been appoint
ed matron OF Morehouse College
and has begun her duties in adj
vance OF the opening OF the col
lege on September 25. President
8. III. Archer announced this week.
Mrs. Stewart will supervise the
two college domitories, Graves and
Robert Halls. in which II Is ex-
pected approximately $50 men will
be housed this year.
Mrs. Stewart brings 10 her po-
sifion wide and svmpathetic
knowledge OF young peonle which
she gained through her long resi-
dence M Tuskegee Institute. Presi-
dent Archer stated. Her husband
the late Alexander Stewart was
personal business agent for Book
err T. Washington and later. served
az contact representative for the
" 8. Veterans Hospital No. 81 at
Tnskegee. For the past nine years.
Mrs. Stewart has been assistant
to Mrs. r. r. Moten in the direc-
tion OF the girls industries, hav-
Ing charge OF the clerical work.
accounts and records for the de-
partments of home economies,
sewing, millinery, and home
crafts.
The new matron Is a sister OF
BENJAMIN BrawIey. professor OF
creative English at Howard Uni
versity who was a member OF one
OF the first college classes to be
graduated from Morehouse College
and who later served as professor
of English and dean OF the college.
Roth OF Mrs. Stewards children
received their college and univer-
sity training in the Atlanta Uni
versity system. Her daughter. Mar
iorie Alexander Stewart. who Is
now on the staff OF the observation
school at Tuskegee Institute. was
graduated from Spclman College
in 1882, and her son. Robert Draw
ley Stewart. now member OF the
English faculty at A. NJ. & N. Col
lege, Pine Bluff. Arkansas. was
graduate of Morehouse College in
1881. Each received the degree of
Master OF Arts from Atlanta Uni
versity In 1884.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28
YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN
By Mrs. Eugenia O'Bannon

Freeman left Sept II for Kansas
City, Mo, to attend the funeral OF
John Pace, the husband of Mrs
Green's sister Mrs. FAME Pace.
The deceased had been i'll almost
year. Friends extend sympathy
to the family.
The X. w. G. Club met with Mrs.
Huffman last week.
The Social Ten held their last
meeting, at the residence of Mrs.
Jessie Kersey.
Elijah Williams and Olin Robin
son motOred TO Anderson, S. c. re-
Gently and brought back the for
mers wife and children, who had
been visiting Mrs. Williams par
ents.
/ We are glad to state that the
local Tribune agent and reporter
is on her job again.
Mrs. Mae Perkins Is on the sick
list.
Read the Tribune every week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28
Mrs. Maud Thomas
Well-Known Detroiter
Dies In Ann Arbor

Funeral services for the late
Mrs Maud Thomas. Of this city
were held Thursday Sept. II
from the Charles T. Cole Under
taking Parlors
Mrs. Thomas died at Ann Ar
Dor Hospital. Sept. l6. after an i'll
ness OF four years. The deceased
Is survived by her husband, Char
les Thomas. wcll-known employee
at fuller Hotel; two sons;
Everett T.. Thomas and Clarence
Cain, by a former marriage
Interment was in Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28
District Association OF Bap-
fist Churches To Holt Meet

The first nSpiruiional meeting
OF the Union Baptist District AS
sociation will be held AZ New Zion
Baptist Church, $40 Alfred near
Hastings. oct. >. Rev r. G. Mercer
pastor Rev. l.. A. Forte. d. D.,
moderator. All pastors and mem
bcrs of local Baptist churches are
asked to be present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28
A. M. E. Laymen "
OF Detroit To
Sponsor Program

The Detroit A. NJ. r. Laymen
will sponsor their twenty-second
inspirational program. Sunday
Sept. 20, at $3.50 p. M; at Smith
Chapel A. NJ. f. Church, Inkster'
Mich. All laymen are urged to at
,tendh Visitors are also welcome.
The meeting will be an inter
esting one. Special music VIII be
furnished by the st. stephen Choir
al Club and the Senior Choir OF
Smith Chapel. A. Williams is pre-
sident.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28
STATES WON'T CHECK
LYNCHINCS EVILS,
ROOSEVELT TOLD

Ilied and knew they were lying
when they claimed states could
and would prevent lynchings and
punish lynchers. Does America by
Tits sallous indifference and
ers mean to say to prospective
criminal inaction against lynch
lynching victims and their frienos
that they can expect no hope OF
protection from Federal or State
Government and thus must resort
20 physical force to check anarchic
mobs?"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28
To Lead League
Discussion At
Bethel, Sunday

..B. X. TOLBERT, n prominent
young business man of Detroit,
who will lead the discussion at
the Christian Endeavor League
No meeting. at Bethel A. M. +.
Church, sunday, Sept. 20. The
theme will be THE Power OF Unit
ed Action" following which a mu-
steal program will be rendered by
Mr., Orange, who Is an efficient en-
plOyee in the local postal service.
The Bethel Christian Endeavor
League will sponsor the Anderson
Pilgrim Choir recital at the
church. Thursday. Oct g. TO all
these programs, the public Is cor
daily invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28

We do not incorporate In club
news and other social items. cards
OF thanks as cards of thanks are
forms OF advertisement which
must be paid for.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28

NOTICE; Your question Will be answered FREE In this column
ONLY when the heading Of this column ncOsed with Your
Question: Your Full Name Brhdate and Correct address, For
Private envelope for New
Asroogy Reading receipt by return mail FREE ADVICE
Three Questions letters RAMON The Mentals care
of The Detroit Tribune, 2li6 ST. Anoint Detroit Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28
SPECIAL PROGRAM PLANNED
FOR THE OCCASION, MANY
NOTABLES EXPEC I E D

various local churches will also
appear on program. Everyone Is
invited to attend; corner JOS. Cam
pau and Clinton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28

TT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09
BIDS FOR HAULING CARRIAGE

N"tir" is hereby GIVEN that the city
Council of tn" ,itN of Hardin. MOI
tuii... will receive sealed bids ut tn.
civ Hall in said city until 5 o'clock
y. m. On 20. 1885. for furnish
Ing Ill labor and equipment and pro-
vidinc !: dump ground. and haul gar
ha%" Tor !: period OF one year from
SrIt"mb"r !. 1885. said equipment
to meet the requirements of the city
Council. PAYMENT for same to be
made bN CITY Warrants. The eurbnga
to lr rrmOvrd from the alleys be
tween Center avenue and Custer ave
nur. and Center avenue n
t~'hrvrnnr avenue each daN: from the
other ;tll'vS of the city twice each
week during the months OF June.
july. August and September. and
once each week during the other
months of the wear.
For contract specifications see city
clerk.
~ order of the citv council
a. II. HOESH.
Citv Clerk
pm. tlr q Id 1878
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09
ORTTCARY-EvA DYCKMAN
JULY Fl, l854|ULY 81, 1885

MIR. and Mrs. j. r.. (Chub|
Dvckman returned Saturday from
Missoula. whittier they were called
by the illness and death Of the
formers mother, which occurred
Wednesday of last week at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. D. A.
Cooley. Mr.. and Mrs. Dyckman
and her granddaughter. Miss Ger
trude Hagerman of Billings,
reached her bedside a couple Of
hours before she passed away.
While she was very weak. she
recognized them. Death was due
to the infirmities of old age. Her
sons. J.. R. Dvckman Of Hardin
and Charles w. Dvckman of Sar-
nv visited her recently. the for
mer in June and the latter the
week before her death. Funera!
services were held at Missoula
last Friday afternoon at $50.
Mrs. Eva Robinson Dyckman
was born at Aurora. H.. July 81.
1884. She grew up in Aurora
and was educated in the schools
Of that citv where. in 1872 she
vas married to John R. Dyckman,
who died in New York state six
years ago. MI. and Mrs. Dyck-
man were the parents Of five
children. all of whom survive,
namely: Mrs. H. E. Morey Of
Wilmington. H.: Chas. w. Dyck-
man of Sarpv. Mont: Mrs. D. A.
Cooley of Missoula, Mont: John
R. (ChubI Dyckman of Hardin.
and Herbert P. Dyckman. a flor
list. of Long Beach. Calf. Besides
these five children Mrs. Dyckman
is survived bv II grandchildren
and seven great grandchildren.
In 1918 Mrs. Dyckman home
steaded at Sarpy. near the home
steadS of her sons, Charles W.
and J. R. Dvckman. She lived in
that community five years. then
sold her farm and spent the re-
rainder of her life with her
children. making her home first
with one. then with another. the
past few ears with her daughter.
Mrs. Cooley. in Missoula. She
vas a r,otherlly woman of sterl-
ing attributes and made friends
of all with whom she came in
contact.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09
HARDIN MARKET
NOTICE OF PASS AGE or KESOI.l'
TlON No.. o

NOTICE Is HEREBY GlEEN:
That on tn" 9th da\ OF august. 1888.
the civ Council of tn, ,itr Of Har-
din. Montana. professionally PASSED a
resolution :,SS"SSinG the cost of main
tanning mnrovtHrnl District No. 4
in said city to the property wntrS
within said district.
That tn. titN council will he i'll
regular session on the 10th dav OF
AUGUST. 1885. in the Council Cham
/. rs in the CITY Hall at s o'clock y. m.
when it will hear objections to the
final ]aloption of said resolution. at
which tim. and place any person or
persons who ar. owners or agents of
owners of ANY 10: or parcel of land
within said district lnaN appear in
person or bv counsel and show cause
hN said assessment should no De
levied.
IN order OF CITY Council.
\. H.. RptSH.
CITY tl,ik
I'uh AEr y Ii 1877
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09

In THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF GEORGE con. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: That
in pursuance of an order Of the abov.
entitled Court made. and given on the
| 5th dav OF August. 1885. in the mat
ter of the estate OF George cox. de-
ceased. the undersigned Executor OF
tn. estate of George COX. deceased.
will sell at private sale to the highest
! bidder for cash. and subject to the
confirmation by said Court. on or af,
ter the 10th daN oi August. 1885. all
the ght. title. intrest and estate OF
te said Grorg' COY ut the time of his
| death in and to the real property
hereinafter described. and all the
right. titl, and interest that the said
, state has. br operation OF law. or
oti erwiS... acquired. other than. or in
addition to. that OF said deceased at
the time OF his death. OF. IN ana 10
the following described real estate
situate. living and being in the County
OF Big Horn. State of Montana. as
! follows:
i An undivided one-half interest in
The w, OF the SEA, and the SWA
of Section 10. containing 240 acres.
The VIZ Of the SN OF Section
10. containing so acres.
The 81 Of Section II. containing
The W. of the NEA and tn.
NWL of Section Is. containing 24O
acres.
All of section IL. $40 acres. less
4.46 acres conveyed to the state o,
| Montana for easement and right OF
! wav for state Halfway: net acreage.
THr SWi4 of the SwA. the NWA
of the .EWi.. the III. OF the -.
and the ElH of Section %. $50 acres.
less SSH acres conveyed to tn: state
Of Montana for easement and rlght
of way for state Hi*hwav: net acre
Lots /. 3. 4. tn" NJ of the NWa.
the SWi4 Of the EWL. n the
tSWh of Section "a. 1851 acres.
less o.44 acres conveyed to the state
Of Montana for easement ana right OF
Mir for State Highway: rot acreage.
393.19 acres. All OF he foregoing In
Township |. South Of Range 80 East.
Total. Net Acreage. 2.460.22 acres.
The terms n conditions of said
sale. are cash. deed and Abstract Of
Title at of Executor. Bids or
offers mav,hc: nnnd" at n time af-
ter :.tht:ftrst publication Of this notice
tand before the making of the srle:
ali. bids or offers must be in writing
and left at: the office of. Justin y.
smith. Attorney at Law. go" oO6-20S
Commercial National Bank building.
rBoz"naan*:. Montana or Delivered to.
he flied in the office Of .thr' Clerk Of
Dated- taris"8th day. Of. August. 1895.
THE COMMERCIAE NATIONAL.
4lBANk-,oE R2zEMAT
Executor Of the Last Will and Tes-
!. lament of George FOX. deceased.
- Boznman. Montana.
JUSTIN NJ. SMITH. Rozeman. Mon
ana. ATTORNEY for Exacntor.
Pub. Aug. Q. 1G. %. 1885.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF FUNDING
BONDS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN h>
tn. Board of County Commissioners oi
Big Horn COUNTY in the State OF Mon.
tuna. that the said beard viii. on th'
18th dar of u%ust. 1885. al the
hour Of 1000 o'clock Il. H.. IL the
Courthouse in the 'itv Of Hardin in
said county. sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash. either :lhortlZa
ton or serial bonds of the said county
in the total amount OF one HundrrL
Thousand Dollars i$l0O.U00) for the
Durposc of funding AN outstanding
Indebtedness of said countr i'll the
form Of registered warrants in Il llht
principal amount.
amortization bonds will BE- tn frs,
choice and serial bonds will b" tn.
second choice. OF h commissioners.
If amortization bombs are sold unJ
issued tn" entire issue NAV De- put
into several bonds. AS the commits
Sioncrs NAV determine upon at tn.
time OF sale. both principal and inter
est to be- laval ten wears from tn"
date of issue.
II serial bonds are issued and sold
thew will be in the OF on.
thousand Dollars lsl.OOOl each: tn,
sum Of Ten Thousand Dollars
lSlU.OUO) of said serial bonds will be-
come due and PAYABLE on the LIST DAY
Vi September. 1886. and Il l!k" amour,
Oh the saline uav each wear there
after until all sucE bonds are paid.
Th.. said bonds. whether IiIIOrtlE.t
ton or serial bonds. will bear date OF
September l.. 1885,. will bear interest
not cXcecdin" four and onc-haii pei
{, mum t4h.N) per annuIn. l'iAhbi.
st~Ini-uLnuallv. on the lst dav OF
March and on the LIST d..r If S"pl"m-
Der in each year.
Said bonds will be sole for not IL s.
than their par valu. with accrued i'll
t"les to date Of delivery and all bid
ders must star the lowest iair Of IN
f-,..s - l,,l. sI--.- r,l a.
bonds at par. The commissioners
all bids and 10 sell said bontS ut uri-
Ia1c sale.
Sealed bids other than by or OH be-
half OF the State Board Of Land COM
l~uissioncrs OF the State of Montana
must b" accompanied hH Il certified
check in the sum Of $1,000. rLNtbte
10 :hc order OF the county clerk.
which will be forfeited bv the sue
cessful bidder in the event he shall
fail Or refuse TO coInpltt" the llIr-
chase of said bonds in accordance
with he terms of his bii< All bids
must be unconditional.
kN bids shall. be addressed to the
I:oard of tountv Commissioners OF
Big Horn i:Ountv. inr. thA i,Stat.. of
Montana. and delfvefed to'rhc' r!rrk
Of Said county. = = : =
(Seal) HENRY T.. CLIFFORD.
Chairman. Board OF commissioners.
Big Horn Cougtv.. State Of Montan.
ATTEST:
HARRY f.. cox.
Pub. Aug. 2-s-1s-2s. 1895.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership, heretofore existing be-
tween Charles H. Butler. r.. \. Str"n.
Fred J. Waterman. =. Morissette and
James Plunnmer. doing business IN
der tn. firm name and stylc OF The
star Bus Line. is this dav dissolved.
'ih.. business of The Star Bus Linz.
in future will be carried on by
charles H. Butler. r.. \. Steen. Fred
J. Waterman and T.. Morissette. who
alone have authority to carry on thu
s.. id business. and they will not be- re
Nl,onsible for any debts contracted
by anyone Except the four c~ontinuin"
partners above named.
CHARLES n. BUTLER.
T.. 4. STEEN
FRED J. WATERMAN
r.. MORISSETTE
Dated at Hardin. Mont. July is.
1885,.
Pub. july 10. 20. Aug. >. 3. 1885,.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09
LOCAL ITEMS

DR.. l.. E. Haverfield and family
Left Monday morning by auto
mobile for Colorado points, where
they will vacation a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. Dave Fitzpatrick and two
daughters. Laurel Roberta and
Wanda, of Laurel, are guests of
her brother -in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Jens Kafberg.
The Graham Brothers Dairy
milk delivery truck caught fire,
Sunday. presumably from a short
ed wire, and was totally destroyed.
It was partially covered by in
surance.
Miss Eleanor Slater, of Ollie
Fallon county. left for her home
Saturday after a weeks visit here
at the home of her cousin,
County Treasurer Bert Slater, and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Schulliam Of
Claremore. Okla, are here on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Scott
at Crow Agency and MI. and Mrs.
John Redmon of Hardin. Mrs.
Schulliam is a sister of MI. Scott
and this is the first time they
have seen each other in "a years.
Mr. Schulliam's father was Sergt.
Jacob Schulliam, who was with
General Gibbons command and
helped bury the soldiers killed
with General Custer. a few hours
after ClSter'S last fipht
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF MARTIN EkMAN. Deceased.
Notice is hereby ;:iven that Il petit
ton for the oba OF the Will OF
Martin EkIIan. deceased. and Tor the
iSSulIlc.. OF Letters OF Administration
Win the Will annexed to H.. y. Viii
hams. has been filed in this Court.
and that Thursday the 9th day o.
September. 1882. ut the hOur OF l0:uv
o'clock Il. III. o. SAID du<. in the Court
room OF SAD court IN the Court hOuSt.
in the tltN OF Hardin. big Horn
County. Slate OF Montana. has been
appointed us the time ami place Tor
hearing said petition. when and whcie
any person interested NAV appear anu
contest tnr same and snow cause. ii
any he has. WHY Said petition should
not be granted.
Dom. III Hardin. Montana. this :nd
dav OF August. \. ID. 1885.
X. +. ROSS,
Clerk OF Court.
: Bert W. kronmiller. Attorney for fe-
%titionci.
Pub. Aug. 3. Ii. %. 1885.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09

Jack Harem who. with his wife
and seven children recentlv moy-
ed here from Terry. has purchas-
ed the lot on North Crook avenue
recently vacated bv j. Russell
Vickers. who moved his residence
to a lot at the corner of Custer
avenue and Sixth street. and is
"rnraring to erect a commodi-
Gus home thereon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09

Miss Mildred Rowland. after d
weeks visit at the Miles City
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gil
mer, returned home Saturday.
She was motored home bv George
Gilmer. a U. S. navy recruit, home
on Through. who returned home
Monday and on Wednesday left
for San Diego. Calf, to resume
his duties.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09

Rev. Howard Cain. for the past
two years pastor of the Hardin
Ba~tist church, with Mrs. Cain
and baby departed by auto, last
week. for Genoa, Neb., lear which
point he will be pastor Of a
country charge.