The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-10-04

names WEell SIZE plays t4lSlll. LIS
week we listened to the Prison
Song from II trovatu. This eco
is a trombone and cornet duet.
We also listened to S~ourenler, a
violin solo. The II l IKE pest
is Sourenir.-SARAH POOR.
Dog and Pony Show at Hardin
We went to Billings and stopped
at Hardin. We saw the animal
show. There was a little brown
: tent and there were many child
rem I went i'll and there were
little riding ponies. There was a
little dog. 81 pounds. and it was
the size of a cat. We went to
Billings and came back. We saw
the picture show. 1t was an AM.
ma! show in movies.
ELIZABETH GRASS SHOWS.
JOHNNY Cummings is boss on the
road. Mr. Howe and Mr.. East
man started on the road Monday.
The camp is working right above
our school house. Part OF the
teams are just past the Mission.
They are going to start crawling
the Lodge Grass road soon. Then
we are going to town to school.
The Indian camp is right by
POOrS mouse.
ROBERT BOGGESS.
We played work-up and they all
got mad, so We quit. We all play
work-up at noon. We will draw
numbers to get out places.
WALTER GUN SHOWS.
Our New Readers
Walter and l have some new
readers. They are called The
Indians in Winter Camp. We
reao III the morning. l like our
new readers.-PAULINE WHITE
MAN RUNS HIM.
Fixing the Stove Pipe
l was chosen to fix the stove
pipe. September 26, when it came
apart. 1 chose Reuben Poor to
nelp me get the ladder from Al
bright's so I could fix it. We went
over to Albright's to get the lad
der, but Mr.. Albright wasn't at
home. We couldn't find the lad
der so We came back after Oak
ley. Then We got the ladder and
we took it to school. When we got
to the schoolhouse door the teach
er turned out the children for
recess. We took the ladder in
side. 1t was Is feet long. Reuben,
Robert. Florence. Pauline and
Elizabeth and the teacher helped
to hold the ladder. Sarah Poor
held the stovepipe up while I
unfastened the wire SO the stove
pipe wouldn't fall down., AS soon
as we fixed the pipe. Reuben and
I had to carry the heavy ladder
back home. Carrying the ladder
uas much harder than fixing the
pipe, but it is Just a part OF a
DAVIS work in a country school:
The teacher gave me a pair OF
cloves. They were only large
enough so I could just get my
fingers and half of nv hand In
them-ERNEST E. BOGGESS.
New Pupil
Frederick and Bobb" Howe were
transferred from Good Luck
school to Albright school. Their
teacher was Mrs. Goe. Bobbv IS
/ in the first grade. Frederick Is
IN the second JUNIOR POOR.
Keen Awav
We had a Keen Awav game.
Walter had the ball and Robert
+o1d Walter to throw the ball to
him. He threw the ball and I
cot it. threw it to the side I
vas on.-JUNIOR POOR.
In -OPIE CLARK.
"a NEWS, HARDIN
Monday evening my Aunt Fanny
came to town to get a tire 1or
the car and she took us home
and stayed all night with us.
JIMMY PAULEY
Saturday afternoon we went to
Carbon where Aunt Margaret lives.
On Sunday we all went to Grand
ma Jenson's and ate dinner. In
the evening we went to Grandma
Orr's and had supper.
BILLY ORR
Tuesday was my little brother
Walters birthday. He was four
years old. We had a Marty for him
in the evening and my aunt and
uncle were there:
NV mother and daddy have
Monday night.
FRED NEWK1RK
Just before school started we
went to Deadwood and Leeds. So.
Oak. We saw the Devils Tower.
GEORGE FRENCH
I have a new Streamline al
It is a little fellow. When I wind
it up it will run.
EARL SCHOER
Saturday night I went to Buck
Jones, the cowboy show.
WILBUR FRTCKEL
3A NEWS, HARDIN
My grandma and Grandpa were
at our house Sunday afternoon
for dinner.
BETTY ZIER
My mother and father went to
Thermopolis, Wyoming, Friday.
They had a good time.
JACK WARREN
Last SUNDAY Eleanor and