The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09
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I asked daddy to let me go for
a ride. At first he wouldn't let
me, but after a while he did. I
and I surely had fun. The houses
looked about two inches long and
one inch wide from the air. I
saw a boy running and waving
his arms. When we landed we
Ralph Strand invited me to go
for a ride. I said. Where are
we going?" He said"We are going
to Grow Agency" We took the
river road back, and stopped at
Black Lodge falls. We skipped
rocks across the river and Ralph
found a cave in the rocks. We
surely enjoyed the ride.
FRANCIS GUSTAFSON.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Last Sunday my grandmother
and grandfather came up for din
ner. After dinner my uncle, sister,
brother, two auntS and I played
pump-pump pull-away, %red+rover
and school,. Then my uncle and
auntS went home.
Your friend,
BETTY ZIER.
Dear Aunt Betty:
There are some paper bird cages
pasted on our windows. Some OF
the children cut out birds and
others cut out bird cages. I cut
out a bird cage.
Mrs. Macleod made Curtains of
yellow crepe paper. They are very
pretty.
Your friend,
BILLIE 10 ADAMS.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Last Saturday Melvin and I
went down town. We bought some
candy and then went over to the
Wrecking Shop. We rlayed in
some of the old ears that had
the good parts taken out. Then
we decided that we would take
something home with US. First
we went to an old car. We found
nothing there. All of a sudden,
he and I made a dash for some
thing in the yard. It was an old
speedometer. He and I had the
same thought in mind-that it
would fit perfectly in my wagon.
We tried and tried to ret it
out of the dash board. Soon a
boy come along who works at the
wrecking shop. He got some tools
and got it out for us. We gave
him some shoe taos. When we
went home mother said, so
that is why you were so long, is
it?"
Your friend,
DEKNEuTUI n
Dear Aunt Betty:
Sunday I went to my grand
mothers house. We were playing
hop-scotch when we saw a blue
racer snake. We a into the
house.
IA Your friend,
MARnYN STEINMETZ.
Dear. Aunt Betty:
Sunday I went to the airnort
to see a man Jump with a para
chute. But it was so windy he
didn't try to do it.
Your friend,
ARTHUR STEWART.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Last Sunday I went fishing.
While I was fishing my doc
brought a little beaver to me and
laid it at nv feet.
Your friend, :.
LESLIE LESSARD.
Sunday nv sister and I stayed
at home We had lots of fun feed
ing our little pig. Some cattle
got into the fields, and my sister
walked a long ways after them.
When my brother got home he
laughed at us for walking when
there was a horse in the barn.
Your friend,
EVELYN DAHL.
Dear Aunt Betty:
I like to go to school. I like to
play on new teeter-totter and
swings. There are As boys and
girls in our room.
Your friend,
HENRY STEINMETZ.
Dear Aunt Betty:
We are learning a poem about
October. It has two verses. I
like it.
Your friend,
ROY JAMES.
One Of our cows had a calf
last evening. The calf. is red and
white.
Your friend,
JACK WARREN.
Dear, Aunt Betty:
I started to school on Oct. 6
because I was sick before that. l
am glad to be back in school.
This fall I helped my daddy
dig potatoes for Is cents. Then
I sold some of the potatoes that
I picked UP for 80 cents.
Your friend,
HELEN BETH SADLER.
Dear Aunt Betty:
l. went to Billings. Saturday
with nv aunt. I got three little
brown and white puppies. Last
night the biggest puppy. died.
Your friend,
ESTHER RICHARD.
Dear Aunt Bett--'
have a little kitten named