The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-09-20
LOCAL ITEMS

G ITEMS
Phil J.. Brady of the Billings
itor Monday.
Mrs. Irene Johanna OF the
Helvey Hotel at Sheridan, Wyo.,
was a visitor in Hardin, Tuesday.
A. L. Hermann of Omaha has
taken a position as tailor in the
Fischbach tailoring establishment.
The Juvenile Neighbors of
Woodcraft will hold its first meet
ing at the Mrs. John Redmon
home, Saturday afternoon at 2:3O.
The neighbors of Woodcraft will
give a dance at Court House hall,
Wednesday evening. Oct. 2; tick
cts. including lunch, 75t.
The next luncheon of the Har-
din Lions club will be held at
Pine Lodge Monday, Oct. 7, at
$50. The serving committee is
composed OF DR.. L. E.. Haverfield,
Jens Kalberg and E. L. Kelley.
John Stark of Wyola was in
Hardin Monday and while here
called at The Tribune-Herald office
and had his rame entered on the
subscription list. He reports a
GOOD croo on his Bear creek
ranch, his wheat AVERAGING be-
tween As and so bushels to the
acre.
&. D. Adams If SIDNEY. superin-
+enoent IN Montana and Wyoming
TOR the Follv Sugar Corp, was In
Hardin. Saturday. He reports the
sugar beet croo in Montana as
unusually good this wear. The
sugar beet harvest is scheduled to
start IN this territory Monday,
Sept. 80.
Rev. E. H. Wendland. formerly
nastor of the M. E. church at
Hardin. now pastor Of the church
at Whitehall. motored here Mon
day, bringing this far on her way
his daughter. Miss Berneico, who
entrained here for N%aperville. Iii.
to resume her studies in North
Central College.
Mrs. w. c. Morris. who under
vent a major operation at the
Hardin General hospital a couple
OF weeks ago. was able to leave
the hosnital, Wednesday,. and will
stay a few DAYS at the home of
her uncle and aunt. Chief of
Police and Mrs. j. A. Perry. before
returning to her home at Mas
chetah, where she is postmaster.
Seth N. Chesley. local member
ship director for the Loyal Order
of Moose. reports 20 applications
towards the starting of a new
lodge here in Hardin. Mr.. Chesley
states that the campaign is NOV
ing along nicely and requests the
support Of each and everv loval
citizen Of the community to give
their assistance in furthering this
good cause.
After a couple of weeks visit
with relatives here and in Wv
omlne. Miss Martha L. Elder leaves
%o-dav for San Francisco. from
whence she will sail next week
FOR Lihue, Kauai. Hawaii. to re-
snme her duties as demonstration
ooent, a position she has filled
there the past five years. Miss
Elders manv Rig Horn county
friends enjoyed her visit.
Mrs. !. Russell Vickers is in re-
CENT OF an announcement of the
birth at Hammond. Ind, Aug. II,
NJ an 8-Dourd son to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. Williams. The little
chap has been given the name of
John Edward. Before her marriage
yrs. Williams was Miss Margaret
Pfau. a sister to Mrs. Vickers. and
+or several years before removing
to Missoula a resident of Hardin,
w. c. Hintze, attorney for the
Plenty Coos Petroleum Co., ar
rived in Hardin, Friday evening
OF last week from his home in
Los Angeles and will spend some
time here in the interest of his ,
company. which is operating in
the Soap Creek oil field. This is
Mr.. Hntze's first visit here in
nearly two years and his Hardin
TRENDS, who are legion. arc oiv-