The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-07-05

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of Billings and Mayor and Mrs.
H. A. Loucks of Sheridan, were
guests of Mayor and Mrs. M. r.
Calderwood, July 18th.
VIM. H. Martelle and wife of
Hartford City, Ind, arrived Mon
day of last week for an extended
visit at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mar
telle of Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Miklovich,
sons Pete and Jimmie, daughter,
Mrs. Sophia Weltner and Ollie
Simmons passed through Hardin.
Wednesday morning for Butte, to
spend the Fourth with friends.
Secondhand beet cu1tivator.
with four sets of tools, $35.0 90.
"a EDER HARDWARE co.
James Jensen and mother, Mrs.
Anton Jensen of Joliet, Montana,
We're Hardin visitors this week
at the home of Mrs. Jensen's
daughter, Mrs. Lester Orr, having
driven over to take in the rodeo.
Miss Pauline Rennick. who is
attending college in Billings, is
spending her vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Rennick of Crow
Agency.
MrC PNharf rric 1oFf Cok.,.
dav for 1ngomar for a couple of
weeks visit with Mr.. Harris sis
ter. Mrs. Roy Baylery. She was
accompanied by her grandson,
George French. Her son, Bud"
motored her to 1ngomar.
Miss Harriette McAllister OPEN
ing kindergarten on Monday,
July l.. Reasonable rates. Phone
4oJ. 10-2p
R: P: Ross, Big Horn county
clerk of court, Tony Buzzetti and
the latter's son. Ed J. Buzzetti
motored to Fort Peck, Sunday and
back to Hardin the following
evening.
F. Miss Fa" Anderson, a former
county superintendent of schools
Tor Big Horn county, for the past
several wears a teacher in the
public schools Of Sheridan, Wyo.,
IS here to take in the Hardin
Stampede and Rodeo.
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BORN-At the Gilmore matern-
nty home. in Hardin. on Sunday,
June 80, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Wolcott, a 9R-lb. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Rangitsch
announce the arrival at the Gil
more maternity home on SUNDAY
June 80, of a lib. baby boy.
Miss Lenore Rennick, a teacher
in the public schools of Missoula,
en- route home from attendance
at the recent Baptist convention
at Colorado Springs, Colo, stop
ped off at Crow Agency, Wsdnes-
day: to visit the family of her
brother L. C. Rennick, several
weeks.
John c. Konriva and son Rob-
ert, motored over from their new
nome at Powell, Monday evening.
John returned the following day
put Robert remained over to take
IN the stampede and rodeo and
to toot his horn in the orchestra
at the dances in the county fair
pavilion. Wednesday and Thurs
day nights.
Lee Thornburg had a good sur
prise. Sunday evening, when his
daughter, Mrs. Eva Goodell. came
down from Great Falls to visit
her dad and look the town over.
She thinks Hardin a good little
town and with plenty of business.
Mrs. Goodell is a beauty parlor
lady and looking for a location
Tor a shop. She returned early
Monday morning to Great Falls.
Phil Brady of the Billings Co.'S
tune House and a couple of en-
ployes spent several days in Har-
din this week, placing decora-
lions on various business houses
Tor the Hardin Stampede and
Rodeo celebration. Phil says he
left Billings Monday morning at
eight, daylight saving tins. and
arrived here at eight, making the
fifty miles in nothing flat" but
ne don't see how he can make it
back to Billings in less than two
hours.