The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-06-12
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VSAAAAEEMS
Stark Bair of West sarpy, was
a county, seat visitor, Wednesday.
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Andrew Miller was in town
Wednesday from his ranch near
Maschetah.
Miss Jennie Kifer OF Billings
spent the weekend at the par
entail home in Hardin. ~
Benefit Dance to be. Given Fri
day evening, June IL; under the
auspices of the Catholic Ladies.
Tickets. Soc; admission Zoe. At
J.#C. Schotmiller was a Hardin
visitor Monday, from his Spring
Creek ranch near Corinth. He
reports lots Of grasshoppers in
his neighborhood.
WILD ROSE E-Foster
Hall, June 10. Adm. Use 23-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Tate:of Gus
ter, left Thursday morning on a
vacation trip taking in Colorado,
Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri
points. Mrs. Tate has for some
years been teaching in the valley
schools. They expect to be abb
sent about six weeks.
F" H. Heidtbrink of Gresham,
Neb., who some is wears ago was
engaged IL farmin" on the Wood
bench, southwest of Hardin, came
in on Tuesday EVENINGS train and
scent a day here, in search. of
feeder cattle to ship to his farm
in Nebraska.
Robert B. Saunders, manager of
the Saunders Lumber Co., accom-
panied by Mrs. Saunders and the
children, returned WedneSd av
from a counle of weeks auto trip
through the middle west and as
far east as Illinois, visiting rela-
tiveS and friends.
Radio tubes tested free of
charge Morrison's Conoco Ser.
vice. 4-tt
George hammers, proprietor, Of
the, Hardin Furniture Exchange,
who has not been telling we'll OF
late, left Monday for Rochester,
Mimi, to 60 through the "Drs.
Mayo clinic. He was motored as
far as 'Billinps 49, Mrs: hammers.
His many friends ( hone The will
return soon; we'll on the road ito
perfect health -, ? .Yr E. lr;nr.
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Mrs. Frank J. Konriva and
youngest daughter, Jane, left SUM-;
day for st. Paul. where she will
visit a time at the home of MI.
Kopriva's father, P. P. Kopriva,
and with her eldest dauRhter, Miss
Betty. who is undergone medical
treatment at a sanitarium and
lnent. ~ VII
At the Hardin Townsend club
meeting. Tuesday evening. very in;
teresting talks were made by :Je5
rome G.. Locke and D. T. OWENS
both of Billinos. They were ac-
pompanied here by D.. M. Rouse
and Miss Nina 1ampeIl, both Of
Billings Their comin~ was un-
announced, otherwise they would
have been greeted bv; a larger
audience. III
). Mr. and Mrs. Nils Ottun and
grandson, St. Clair, left Monday
by auto for Pembina and .Osna-l
brock, N. D., where they will visit
relatives. They were Joined at
Fargo by their son and daughter
Juell Ottun and Virginia, the for
mer a student at the Pace & Pace
Institute, where he is taking up
aviation, and the latter a student
of the New York University. The
family expects to return to Har-
din in about three weeks.
A bridal shower was given in
honor of Mrs. Art Ebeling, for
merly Evelyn Helmann, by Mr.
Glen Elder and Mrs. Dorothy Sui
livan, TUESDAY, evening. Dessert
luncheon was served to the follow
ing guests: Miss Lois Barrows,
Miss Lavaune Larson. Miss Irene
Helmann, Miss Sadie Ping, Miss
Agnes Jensen. Miss Marie Jensen,
Mrs. Alice Scallv. Miss Madderine
Ebeling, Mrs. Dorothy Mills. Mrs.
Hazel Curry and the honorcd
guest. Mrs. Ebeling received many
beautiful gifts.