The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-06-26
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Sam Dahl of Decker was in
Hardin Tuesday and Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thee L. wilkins of
Laurel and the latter's sister, Mrs.
Lynch of Portland, Ore, were
here to take in the sixtieth ami
versary observance of Clusters
last fight, Thursday.
Junior Forester and Mrs. Chag-
non of Crow Agency were Hardin
visitors, Monday, and made the
'Tribune-Herald office a pleasant
call.
Paul Mccarthy of Newcastle,
Wyo., is here this week relieving
w. H. Essex, second trick op-
orator at the Burlington depot
during the latter's vacation.
Among former Hardinites here
to take in the commemoration ex-
ercises of Clusters Last Fight and
c. Kopriva of Powell, Wyo.
Otto Unversazgt, for six years
operator of a blacksmith shop at
Torrington, Wyo., and for the past
few months at Sheridan, Wyo.,
has opened a shop in Hardin in
the Hardin Auto Wrecking Co.
building on South Crow avenue.
See his adv. elsewhere in this is
sue.
At the annual convention of the
Montana County Commissioners
association at Great Falls, last
week, Commissioner B. H. McCarty
of Hardin was for the sixth con-
secutive year chosen secretarv-
treasurer of the association, a
high testimonial as to his ef1cien-
cy in this Office.
Frank Cabaecang and Lola Nc
Kay were married in Hardin On
Saturday, June Goth. c. A. Cor
kins. justice of the peace per-
formed the ceremony while Esther
Louella Hermann and Robert
Corpuz attended as witnesses. The
young couple will make their
home for the summer near Foster.
En- route to his home at Custer
from Broadus, where Wednesday
of each week he gives a moving
picture show, Lew N. Vickers, and
his son, Lew, Jr., stopped over at
Hardin. Thursday afternoon, to
take in the Hardin rodeo. Other
towns on his route are Custer.
Friday nights, and Lamedeer on
Sundays.
MI. and Mrs. Gordon H. Swaby
returned Tuesday evening from a
four-day tour Of the Yellowstone
National Park by auto. They
went in by way Of Red Lodge and
the Cooke City highway, and re-
turned by way Of Cody. They re-
port a most enjoyable trip. Dur
ing their absence little Miss~Mary
Helen was the guest Of her pa
ternal grandparents, MI. and Mrs.
A. M. Swaby at their Little Horn
valley farm.
Sam E. Mcdowell. who has been
undersheri6 since the appoint
ment OF Junior Spear as sneriff,
following the death Of Sheriff
Vance IN April, a19aSs has been
succeeded In that position by w.
s. Brooks and will devote all his
time to making a campaign for
the nomination as sheriff. on the
Republican ticket. About the first
of July Mr.. Mcdowell and family
will move out of the apartment in
the county jail building and MI.
Brooks will move in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Paulson of
Billings were Hardin visitors dur
ing the Custer Anniversary COM
memoration. They were guests at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Lee Terpening. Another daugh-l
ter, Bernadine, who had been Wis
iting with. the Terpenings, return
ed to Billings with her parents.
The local Sawyer store is start
ing work today in making i'm
provements in the cooling and dis
play of their fruit, vegetable ana
meat departments. The improve
ments will cost over $4,000.
Mrs. Alberta Mckinley was in
Hardin a couple of days this week,
from her Davis creek ranch,
where Gen. Clusters troopers took
their last breakfast on the morn
ing of the Custer battle, June Is,
1876. While here she took in the
Custer observance and the Hardin
rodeo. Despite the fact that Nor
mon crickets and grasshoppers
have destroyed many crops in her
section, as we'll as injuring the
grass on the range, she has pros
poets of harvesting a very good
crop of grain.