The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-10-01
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could hardly make our cattle 60
around them. When we got to the
yards a train moved in and made
our cattle stampede. When we
finally got them in the pasture
started walking the fence. Then
the cattle settled down and start
ed eating good again. Then
started walking the fence again
settle down. SO, Daddy had US
they drank they laid down.
Then I went to the yards: Mr..
Krone's cattle were brought up
and put in the cars. He had about
800 head, but he BROUGHT them in
different punches. We couldn't
get our cattle in the cars till
about 500 p. m. Daddy went to
Chicago with the cattle. He is
JOYCE SHERMAN
Daddy's Trip
Two weeks ago my daddy went
to Chicago with our cattle. It was
a hard trip in and took four days.
I think Chicago is about 1900
miles away. But he had lot Of
fun when he got there. He visited
China town and the hobo quarters
where thousands of trampS camp.
He went to the Field museum and
saw the mounted bones of great
big prehistoric animals He went
up in a very high building and
looked all over Chicago. Then he
took ride in a speed boat out
on Lake Michigan. I want to 90
to Chicago with my daddy next
year.
DICKY CHATHAM
. Fun In the Wolf Mountains
Aunt Ada wanted me to 60 over
to the Wolf mountains to stay
with her and the baby while Ariis
went to the lookout station every
day. She wanted to start from
Lodge Grass at o'clock, but Arlis
wanted to eat. So we went about
8 O'Clock. could not see any
thing because it was dark.
The cabin was a pretty place
in the trees. You had to walk upI
eight steps or more to get on the
porch. One day Aunt Ada wanted
to walk to the lookout station.
It was about three miles. was
surely tired, but I think Aunt Ada
was more tired than I was be-
cause she carried the baby. The
lockout station was way up in
the air and I surely got dizzy.
Arlis had to stay there to watch
for forest fires. You can see clear
over to the Big Horn mountains
thru the telescope. We did not
walk home but rode in the car.
One morning I saw some pretty
red and green birds that flew in
the cabin. They were surely tame
to fly in the house and look for
crumbs. I saw some chipmunks.
too. One day I took a box snd
put a pancake in it. I sat down
behind the box and pulled it down
and caught a chipmunk. couldn't
catch any more because Tippy
would chase them in the lumber
pile. I had a lot of fun and want
to go back next summer.
JEAN L. CHATHAM
"a NEWS
I have a little puppy. He is
black and white. I got him when
he was baby from my grand
pa at Torrington, Wyoming. He
is a bird dog.
jake sTuRzGENIGGER
Last Sunday we went to the
Custer battlefield. When we were
coming home we saw a snake.
JANE JACKSON
I have pony. His name Is,
Peanuts. He Is grey pony. I can
ride him and I can make him
buck.
DARREL LMTaACUM
We went fishing in the Big
Horn river last Sunday. We caught
ten fish.
JACK RICHARD
Last SUNDAY we went to Bill
lings to see the airplane race. We
saw girl in an airplane way up
in the sky and wrote the words
Shell Gasoline in the air with
smoke from the airplane.
TOMMY SAWYER
Last Saturday Tommy, Jake and
went out two and a half miles
beyond the coulee. We took our
heebe guns and Tommy shot at
and hit a blackbird.
NV folks went to Billings yes
terday and brought me a bow and
arrow, and a new cowboy vest.
DOUGLAS PAULEY
went to Billings to see nv
grandmother. She had lots of
pumpkins for jack-o-lanterns.
Sonia jacobson
Last Sunday we drove to Crow.
On the way we saw the train that
had been wrecked being slowly
taken to Sheridan.
ROArlN PRESTON
We found little grew bunny
in our yard. We feed It lettuce
and carrots. It is very tame.
DOLORES WALTERS
stayed in town part of the
vacation with mama. I like to 90
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