The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-12-04
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There will be a dance at the
Warman school house, Saturday
evening, Dec. 5. 1t
John E. Keough, st. Xavier
merchant, was a Hardin visitor
Monday.
Christmas Gift Bazaar and Food
Sale, Sat-, Dec. IL, at Montana
Power.-Cong. Ladies. 1t
Dell and Charles Morrison were
in town Wednesday from their
ranch homes in the Sarpy section.
John Luther was here Monday
tributing to the county treasury.
J. s. Romine, Eldon Upton and
. James Romine were among Sarpy
people who paid their taxes Mon
day.
Mrs. J. N. Thompson entertained
her sewing club of ladies, Friday
afternoon. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. c. c. Quinn entertained
the N. Up. club at her home on
North Cody avenue, Wednesday
evening.
The Rainbow Girls will hold a
cooked food sale at the office Of
the Montana Power Co., Saturday,
Dec. 10. 49-2
Mrs. Lula Lawlor of Kalispell is
here on a visit to her son-in-law
anu slaughter MI. and Mrs. Hugh
Wells Of the Harriet theatre.
The Neighbors of .Woodnaft
Thimble club will meet Wednesday
evening, Dec. 9, at the home of
Mrs. Jim Durkin on North Cody
avenue.
The p. E. o. met at the L. H
: Labbitt home on West Fourth
: street, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Chas. 8. Elder had charge of the
program, Lessons Taught by the
Five Points of the Star"
Mrs. Lester Orr was hostess to
the. Pinochle club at her home on
South Cody avenue, Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Clifford Kerrick
was awarded high, Mrs. c. A.
Brotherson, low, and Mrs. Chas.
Miller, the draw prize.
Dan Lynch, roadmaster of the
Burlington railroad lines in the
Sheridan division, vas in the city
Wednesday. and Thursday of this
week from his home in Sheridan
Wyo., and made the Tribune-H Her.
aid a pleasant call, Thursday.
The Missionary Aid met at the
Baptist church, Thursday after
noon.. Mrs. Pete Sikkenga gave a
paper on missionary Work. Among
the Indians. Africa and the United
States" The ladies plan a Christ
mas party at the J. A. Perry home
on West Third street, within the
next three weeks.
Mrs. ]. H. lesser entertained the
GAO club at a 1870 bridge lunch
con, Tuesday afternoon, at her
home on Sixth street. Eight men,
'bers were in attendance. Mrs. Ira
Cochran had high score; Mrs.
Wallace Anderson, low, while Mrs.
B. J.. Kleinhesselink was awarded
the travelling prize.
The MI x. club met at. the
home of Miss Kathleen Jensen.
Two tables of bridge were in MAY.
Those present were Helen Jean
B%uzzetti, Maxine Martin, Yvonne
Kalberg, 1rma Ballard, Berneice
Heyduke. Zenda McKittrick, Bet
ty Kopriva, Alice Knowles, Jessie
Macleod and the hostess.
The Hardin Rainbow Girls, at
their meeting Tuesday night, inl-
tiated five girls into the order,
Betsy Ross, Marian Knutson, Ora
Jean Mcdowell, Alta Cochran and
Irene Sweet. Mrs. J. J. Ping,
worthy grand matron of the Order
of the Eastern Star for Montana
was the guest of honor.
The domestic science depart
ment of the Hardin high school,
gave three dinner parties during
the past three weeks. The first one
was given Nov. 18th, with Ora
lean Mcdowell and Irene Sweet as
nostesses, and their mothers and
Misses Tendeland and Liekvold as
honor guests. The second party,
Nov. II. with Helen ,Beall and La
verne Clement as h~ostesses, and
their mothers, Misses Westwood
and Leikvold as honor guests. The
third party was on Nov. 23rd, with
Emma Mehling, Norma Rasmussen
and Audrey Kallen as hostesses,
and Mrs. George Kalberg, Mrs. ".
E.. Warren. Mrs. K. McEvoy, Misses
Juanita Fish and Margaret Leik-
void as honor guests.