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The Coolidge examiner., 1937-06-17

Blng crosby
diately, he decided Kenny Baker
was just what he had been looking
for. Kenny Baker will have Pat
Patterson, wife of Charles Boyer,
playing opposite him in the Wan
ger film. That's n break for him,
because she is one a the1nbt utter
ly charming young wssf'lh in all
Hollywood.
ODDS AND ENDS Screams OF
rage and piolent protests broke loose
on the Paramount set for artists and
Models" uhen he-nlen like Richard
ArIen and Rube Goldberg, The car.
toonist, found they had to get all pret-
tied up in knee breecheS and lace rut.
lies for a masquerade scene Mo-
ton picture producers are trying to
argue Barbara StanUyck and Robert
TAYLOR out of galloping through noun.
tain passes on frisky horses. Barbara
took nasty fall the other day-iUith
the horse landing on top OF her. She
,oasn't seriously hurt, though =. No
tion picture stars can get into Gcci-
dents anyrUhere, il seems, because SyI.
ria Sidney took header on the slip
perry floor Of a beauty salon and cut
her face quite badly .. Ginger Rog-
ers and Harriet Hiiliard hare more
fun on Sundays ,Ohen streams OF tour
lists are haunting all the rCeIi-knOUn
HOLLYWOOD cafes. They pack lunch
and go picnicking, and nobody recog,
nizes them.
@ Western Newspaper Union.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-06-17
Charm Of Yester-
Year il Crochet

There's the charm of Grand
mothers time in this lacy panel
inset, luxurious bit of dress-up
for your "best" bedspread! In
string it measures "a by 35 inches,
but goes quickly, for the back
ground is in lace stitch. 1t would
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-06-17

Ants are hard to kill, but peternan's Ant
Food is made especially to get them and get
them fast. Destroys red ants, black ants,
others-kills young and eggs, too. Sprinkle
along windows, doors, any place where ants
come and go. Safe. Effective "a hours day.
75t, 35t and 6ot at your druggists.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-06-17

Ding SIoSDy ) On
the screen just as
soon as ''Mr. Dodd
Takes the Air" is
released. Walter
Wanger, who has
been searching for
a good = looking
young singer to play
the lead in "52nd
Street" persuaded
Mervyn Leroy to
let him see as much
of the picture as has
Evening star., 1937-01-10
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
rooms kitchenette, bath; cont. hot water
17O7 COLUMBIA RID. NV. APT. 592--
For congressional term. 2 large, complete
" furnished rooms. rec hall. kltcneh. pam.
TAKoMA PARK. D. C., 212 CARROLL ST.
er; near cars buses. Georgia 1872. IL
1901 DELAFIELD PL. N.w.--BED.ILvING
room, large kitchen. gas refrigerator. new
stove gas heat. telephone
we S.ss ss rgsslEsHsnE ta2H:h.d ssa %sRsh
1872 11th st. sc. w
12as OATES ST, N:E:El ROOM KTrcgss e.
en-: completely furnished: semi-patn' DO
ATTRACTIVE SUITE OF ROOMS 2 BED
rooms. living room and bath, in private
home near sho1eham Hotel; linens and
raetively furn. 3-room apt: convenient to
bus line. Adams 9415.
BED ROOM AND LIVING ROOM. WITH
use Of kitchen. for employed couple. Pri-
nation mat inoc call Columbia eo17. ' '''-'-
1880 FESsENDEN ST. NV ROOMS.
mi-private bath; no children; h.-w.h.;
close bus, car lines. To-
1913 lsth ST. ,;S NY APT Ct,.4: .4.YoTMG y21o%
Kitchen and bath apt; newly furnished:
home privileges. Potomac O2s2.
i443 FAIRMoNT ST. N.W.-COMPLETELY
With iaS poreh: HCEsh. Triaidaire ADAMS A 14sI II:
2-RooM. ATTRAcTIvELY FURNISHED
apartment. faeinE LINCOLN Bark; ns .. gas: else;.
2488 TUNLAW RID. NV. (37th AND WIS.
ave.)--2 r.. k. b., screened porch, garage;
gas. elec. included. Cleveland 2409.
TWO-ROOM APARTMENT. ALSO BASE
msnt me- J. apartment; all convenience'' EOS
GEoRGEToWN-BEAUTIFULLY AND
completely furnished ground-hoo non
housekeepine apartment: carved oak pan. pan.
so.s. sns yaz eonpsfs esd
esS ess., r:Snre hon. wsst $685.
HSTEs .ntT:S ..ss: A l.s5
graduate preferred. S35 mo.
NEAR 14th AND MADISON sTs.-TwO
Syss sptsee soap dsorsa
55a1 KANSAS AVE. Nw-oNE ROOM
kitchen. sleeping porch. elec. refrigeration;
nicely furn.: reas.: ref.
FOR 3 MONTHs-coNN, .AVE-2 VERY
bniidinS: bt IUoTs BEST furnishinss. clev. st27.
aEATTyL ARTAAL ATT, Hall tvo LIyINa S.a RON T@:
ashs edult:; a1silabie tn immsdiatsly Tor month;
or more: $3.50 mo. Emerson s037.
11sS oRAEp Tc. ST EwAfssSSTatyss rooms,
bath; elec. and gas; adults.
II end ST. NE.-ENTTRE 3rd FLOOR,
larse rooms. kitchenette. elec. Frisidsire.
ami. janitor service. 1O--
SPACIOUS ROOM. OR SHARE COMFORT:
ably furnished apt. with l or 2 refined
Address Box 30O-z. Star ONCE. TO-
1888 LIVINGSTON ST. N.W.-BEAuTI-
fully furnished. Persian rugs. linen. silver:
large living room (fireplace). dining room,
large kitchen, 9 or 3 bed rooms. screened
porch: adults Creferencesl. IA
1902 vARNUM ST; N,w.-IBED-LIvINd
room. reception hall. kit: law. priv en-
DOWNTOWN "a ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath, electric refrigeration; phone;- all or
part; see after b today. 1877 Eye 81.
az. Apt. 8.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
1772 MASS. AVE. NV.

3149 18th ST. NV.
Double and singles, in beautiful
embassy guest home. Reasonable
rates.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
furnished 2 r. k. b., 3039 @ st. NV,
Apt. A.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

1927 COL. RD.-I ROOM. KITcHENETTE.
semi-private bath. Columbia 1885.
4 ROOMS. BATH AND SHOWER q
closets in new detached house; completely
furnished; rent reasonable. Georgia 5s44.
1908 RIGGS PLACE NW.-1 LARGE
room. kitchenette; nrst hoor; AMI; new.
II dec; $50.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

DINNERS SERVED in modern JEWISH
home: delicious meals, moderate prices.
TN Lamont st. NV Columbia 119S.
J746 18th ST. N.W.-Table board. home
cooking; 3 meals day; S25 month.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

DUPLEX APT
Apt 4. 56la 1st st. NV rooms,
kitchen. dinette. bath and screened
44O3 14th st. nw.-3 rooms. kitchen
and bath electric refrigeration, $50. See
resident manager.
BOSS Il PHELPS,
1417 K St. NV. National $500.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

ULTRA-MODERN,
AS NEW AS TODAY.
Beautifully and tastefuily furnished de
luxe hotel rooms and suites o. rooms
with kitchenettes now available.
NEW CARROLL ARMS HOTEL,
Opposite q. 8. Senate Building at
1st and c SITS.
No Telephone information.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
57Is 18th ST. N.W.--Nicely Furnished.
warm rooms tyin tSsE.sss ssdsi mo elegant me'4'
roon l2dS Iarse Closet. inner-sprine mattress.
semi-private bath; quiet and homelike.
GENTLEMAN. companion for middle-aged
man Jewish descent share hi,nss, az expense as;
dress Box 273-A. Star ONCE.
JEWTsH-BEAUTI. ROOM. ADULT FAN,
Exc HOME MEALS. UNL PHONE. GSSDD
TRANsR.; REAs. MEN ONLY 1889 PERRY
i719 r. I. AVE NW-vacancies for
young ladies; excellent meals; see for your
1901 PARK RD NWGUlGp1tl is%g ,tye ho9s $50 es 10
$40. Columbia 1889.
1918 14th ST. N,w;-second noor; single tas
room. adjoining bath: meals. uhiimiteo
phone; men only; S35 month.
14th AND x NEWTON tEo is tsmify
$40 for two Adams 1sl5-J.
1899 LAMONT ST. N.W.--very attractive.
large front room; semi.priyate PAIN sui'-
able or 3 persons. Adams o2.3.
closet With Iavatory. fireplace. porch; ex-
celient meals: attractive home.
44O3 18th ST NW.-Large front In re:
fined Jewish home: every convenience.
DOUBLE ROOM adjoining bath. suitable
portstion; sarage; reasonable. Greenwood
e2I R. I. AVE NE.-Large, furn. front
s mesb nsHs oa oats ss bosrd on 0u'
1888 10th N.W.-BUsNEss WOMEN: 2
ROOMS PRIyAGEEs L4TEs BATH; NEwTE EiRsriThAss TTRN
MENTs: nEAHa;: DE1iaHrrWI ShEaN WGFHN TABLE. NF-N
1857 WYOMING AVE, N.w.-single room.
small. $50; large double room; End foor.
for lady. sac soos so meals; "a block z car
southern exposure; screened porch: running
water; also single room. Adams 2OS9:
REFINED JEWISH FAMILY nicely furn.
southern. exp; shower Inv; board boar op- o-
2 pm. Adams 1876:
1901 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Lovely home.
room with twin beds. Semi-private batn;
well-balanced meals.
1S5R ST bb Sscsnees fSSd
meals. II.
1871 BILTMoRE sT.-Large double room
twin beds two closets next to nath: at
semi-priyate bath. twin beds; excellent
meals: honey Adams 0169.
Jas LANIER PL: NV: sth and Colum-
excellent meals: reasonable,
THE BANCROFT, 1927 10Th n.w.-Attrac-
tive. outside rms; pleasant place to
live: excellent food reasonable rates. 10.
1857 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. Ger. 18th
st.-Front warm room lovely home: ex-
cellent meals; walking distance; large
closets; S31 so to $3.50.
1886 ST N.w.-Large. double room. 8
windows; S35 month: bath room on moor.
c144 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-1n we'll
appointed house: richly furnished double
room. second floor; breakfast. dinner. Tele-
phone Potomac 1880.
$500 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-Re-
fined Jewish family has vacancy for two
master bed room. twin beds. congenlal
atmosphere; board optional Adams 066l. :.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Beautifully furnished.
homelike room private basin. running wa
ter. LARGE closet: delishtful view: delicious
cooking. Information,
121E 00tb CT NV
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-13

L. saiveson. Of Hardin. Montana.
who. on September 12. 1889. made
Orig. s.. r. HID. E.. Act Dec. %. 1915.
No. 033824 for ENANh Sec. %;
NMNM. wv ShSWA Sec.
,NWMNEA Section IL Township 8 S.,
Range 40 e.. Prin. Mer. Montana. has
filed notice Of intention to make FL
nal Proof. to establish claim to the
Peterson. d. 3. commissioner. at Biz.
new. Montana. on the 18th day of
September. 1887.
Claimant m i as witnesses:
Thomas Salveson. OF Birney. Montana:
Mary Salveson. of Hardin. Montana:
Leo Hilton. OF Decker. Montana:
Robert A. Lee of Decker. Montana.
WILLIAM RIDDELL. Register.
LIST Pub. Aug. IL. 1887.
6th Pub. Sept. 10, 1897.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
2 and Federal Lands Project
No. GA. Unit 2

b. A0tsna {. hnHnhry EnSryn~l tIn - 0AnveH
Motlce y hereDx g,Vsn tnat sea,ea
nros.s ont s ereinaf ter Sescr;baT viii
~ ranainad nel Sua tha sta1a wal
|Commission Of Monfana nt the offisss
~ III .oSa cnnorni.sfnnH ;ni Haians
0nti tn a.aSa = ~ an Amp' az :, a tha
LII Si S.Sv q. Ihi,ol.,1 .aaS
;nru =, aS;atelv tbarea fter iin tha stafe
|capitoI Bnildins.
the Improvement sentempla ted
consists OF the Soassfnceo are OF n th 2
crow Aeencv. Road in Big
Horn Cosnfv. 1850 ~ -
.i.unW 2 8 . irea'e"~ ~"
per tie irestie bri sgs M,.t.a ,s,,hor
Fiie Tresfle BRIDGES
?: Two - snan q. treated Timoer
Fne iTes .nen ~. T-a.taa ,r;,,her pile
r.s..ia prsSna "o 49,
[TreStie 5r1aEe: n.d
sue II 81 nm FOR this c%onfracf.
th 9 s assenIio nrov,sSnnsc overinr NIB
s..t - * e.sivrine the confracf. !"
iet1I,nk nsrsnrrne nee ~ this con-
.raat the c~"ntractor WIN he required.
q pay hhsn n%,,n.sfiiea hor a
In III m wage rate of S0.s25
nv ~ hn,,r For the lowest classifications
- ;rter.n eSiate Srade labor with
tisher cIaaaifIcations Of intermediate
anc1e iahcr ann a minimum wage
rafa ~ SI,ao per hour for skilled la
~. ~, 40 Aescrihed fully ia the
Snecsai Proyisions for this project.
Hsch must De submitted
an s form and Ia an envelope to be
nrnviAed for the addressed
- the STATE Hiehway Commission at
Tesena and endorsed. PROPOSAL for
1mnroyement Fed. Aid Prof. No.
HID. ~ & Fed. Lands Prof. No.
"a III -
No proposal will be considered un-
49, accompanied by an unc0ndt-
tsonai- certified check in an amount
Equivalent to five per cent <6go0 OF
the total amount Of the bid. a FOR
for the faithful performances Of the
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within twenty days after the service
of this summons. exclusive of the day
Of service: and in case of your fall
tire to appear or answer, judgment
will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the COM
plant. S.
This action is brought by the
plairtin for the purpose of procur-
ing q divorce from the defendant and
to forever dissolve the marriage re-
lations between the plaintiff and the
defendant upon the grounds fully set
forth in the complaint, filed herein.
hereby referred to, and made a part
hereof. ~ =
WITNESS My hand and seal of
said Court this 3rd day of August.
A. d. 1887. ia.
(Seal) E,a r. p. ROSS,
Clerk of tile above entitled Court.
Burke & Collins, 21S Securities Bldg.
Billings. Montana. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. se DIS .
Pub. Aug. s. Is. 20. "a. 1887.
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no ATTEND GRAND MASONIC
AND EASTMAN STAR BODIES

AIRS. Ruth Ping. wife Of J. J.
Ping, worthy grand matron OF the
Order OF the Eastern Star TOR
Montana, will leave Sunday for
Helena to attend and preside over
the grand chapter, which meets
Friday and Saturday, Aug. 20-21.
Other members Of famine chap
ter No. 65, O. e. g., Of Hardin
who plan on attending the SEES
sions are Frank g. Morrison,
worthy patron; Mrs. Morrison,
secretary; b. J. Kleinhesselink,
associate patron: Mrs. Reinhes-
selink, Mrs. Goldie Finlayson, as
sociate matron; and the follow
ing past matrons: Mrs. J. J.
Sloan, Mr.. NJ. r.. Calderwood,
Mrs. w. ]. Brekke, Mrs. w. A.
Ransier, Mrs. r. r. Ross and ]. J.
Ping, past patron. Mrs. Lura p.
strand, present worthy matron
had intended to attend, but un-
fortunately was taken Ill and at
this writing Is in the Hardin
General hoapital suffering from q
throat affection and in all prob
ability win be unable to attend.
So far, only Art G. Sweeney.
senior warden Of Saints John
Lodge No. 81, A. +. & A. M, and
J.. J.. Ping, mast master have sioni-
fled their intention Of attending
the grand lodge, which. meets at
Helena Wednesday and Thursday
Of next week.
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REWARD OFFERED

A suitable reward is offered by
Charles s. Elder, manager Of O. e.
Anderson, one of the contestants
in the bicycle race to be pulled
off at the Big Horn county fair
grounds, during the jubilee cele-
bration Sept. 81, for a diet that
will develop the muscles OF a Nor
wegian for bicycle riding.
Miss Fern Candee enjoyed 3
visit. this week, from her uncle
and aunt, Judge G. J. and Mrs.
Malone of ONeill, Nehr. :;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seacat ar,
rived Monday from Powell, Wyo.
MI. Seacat IS q brick layer en-
poyed In the construction of the
Holly Sugar Corporation factory.
Bob Evans of Poplar has been.
IN Hardin during this week,
looking over this section with q.
view Of settling here in the near
future. -
G. N. Alleger. a newspaper CIR
culation promoter of Belle
Fourche. SD, and L. A. Glevre
advertising manager Of the Sheri-
dan: Wyo.. News, were in Hardin.
Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Batty has returned
from Excelsior Springs, NO.
where she spent the major nor,
ton Of her summer vacation. In
route home she visited relatives
and friends In Nebraska.
Mrs. Bertha Wolcott, w;no h.
neen maxine her home at Lame
deer the past several Weeks. oame
70 Hardin. Tuesday. TO yisit q
few DAYS with the families q h4r
sons, 9. A and Kendall Wolc0(G.
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RULES OUT
REGISTRATION By MAIL
Parties Residing Temporarily Out
OF State Must Register In
Person to Vote.

It may be OF interest to some
of the readers of the Tribune
Herald to know that Attorney
General Freebourn has, in reply
to an inquiry from the county
clerk Of Missoula county, made
the following Interpretation of the
new registration law, the opinion
applying to all classes of voters,
and specifically clarifying the
status of those who may wish to
vote under the absent voters pro-
vision of the new law. The opin-
ion:
In answering your inquiry and
in interpreting the statute rela-
tive thereto, in ascertaining the
intention of the legislature we
should be guided by the light Of
the situation existing in the last
general election, and which sit
uation it appeared to be the in
tention of the legislature to
remedy and correct. The legisla-
ture, therefore, In the enactment
of various measures in the TWEEN
ty-fifth session had in mind to
purify elections and remove the
charges of abuse.
Chapter lat of the 1887 seS-
sion laws provides that electors
whose registry card bears the
stamp voted bv absent ballot"
may register only by personally
appearing at the office of the
county clerk or any deputy regis
trar for the purpose of registering.
Thus it will be seen that those
persons who voted by absent
voters ballot, whether they now
reside within the county or with
out the county or state, must
personally appear in the county
in order to register. The Ian
guage in said Chapter 1E is
very explicit and mandatory and
the word personally" is inserted
therein requiring the elector to
personally appear before either
the clerk or deputy registrar.
I'VE find no provision in Chan
ter 172 or elsewhere authorizing
the elector who resides out Of
the county or state to register
by mail"
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In a communication written
Saturday at Portland, Ore, Rev.
Allan w. Phillips and Mrs. Phil
lips, pastors Of the Hardin Four
square church, who are in the
Rose City as delegates to the
Foursquare national convention,
state that they have met some Of
the outstanding speakers of the
country, among them the Lawler
family, consisting of Mrs. Lawler.
her daughter, and a Chinese
adopted son, Rowland, from
Shanghai, China. where they
have been missionaries for many
years. They plan to bring this
family back with them to spend
a few days in Hardin and tell
the people of conditions in war
torn China,
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NOTICE 10 CoN1RACrORs
Federal Aid Probes No. 1S4-D. Unii
4 and Federal Lands Pro5eC1
No. GA. Unit

Ef 4A4f IN hARAknw -uA~ AA>A-A
bids Tor re- cnnStr,cfsnn ~ ~ ~
proyemenf hereinSfscr Se.criheS III
Be received 81 ia sstSfs
Commission ~ Ionfsna ~ The nefSces
S MT s:sS =: e; s. xas: g. 1857: Sc
immeSistsiy ~tSereafter IN thu NJ
Capitol Buildinr.
The Improvement contemplated
Sfracfson ~ sm.Ii draina~e strsctSres
on the Grow Observation-Disclosures Hcad n
Big Horn County: b~eEinniar At SUR
"a, IS Az ana ie.esS
miies easteriy TO Survey station
me coTnmission has prcErammed q
sum Of S1S7.000 for this contract. ).
20 the special proviGons covering sub
Letting or assigning the contract.
IN the performance & this con-
tract. the contractor Will be REQUIRED
70 = . minimum wsEe rate Of So.sS
m In N wage rate Of $0:926
per hour for the lowest c~lAS8tflcati0ns
Of intermediate krade labor. with
hipher minimum waEe rates Tn
nade labor. and q minimum wage
rate Of s1.2o Q hour for skilled Ia
Dor. all an described fully In the
Spectal Provisions Tor this pro1ecL
Each must ,De unO4netSa
ON Q form and IN an envelope 70 Oe
provided for p purDoee. addresse
to the State HIGHWAY 0mmiseaon -
Helena and endorsed. lgS
Enforcement Fec. 1ol. ~
33l-D. U. I. 4 Lands frol. NO.
ga. u. Il" - .
No Drouoeal VIII &c
less 0mpani Dy An unCvu.s
ttonal cerufied = an GM Sun
equivalent 70 I'VE 9 ceHS 80 soUl
the total OK yu6 Olo,G r. C0Es
DOrate surrey C0nu W. Ue~i0 ~
for the faithful performance Of the
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WYOLA NEWS
11 =

anr3RRs spent Monday IN
|Hsrdin.
fyiay w1lev motored "a HaIlinrs
hanndav
~ ana Ma. Christenaen snent
Nondav - ghAridnn.
WiTlism CaIev 0enk Wednesday
IN Hardin m hssdnessL
Mfrs. 0nv +. Conver Suent Non.
dav IA Crcw ARency.
Geanor Johne and family have
moved into the Fred WAtfeuhure
cabin.
Mr.. ana Ma. c. Al Hrotherson
Hrotherson.
Max KirScher Is ON Z Two.
weeks vacation at his home In
iivinrxtnn.
IN. and Mrs.. Jones' az Buspy
are mendiux 4 few DAYS WITH
mrs. NeWhOuse,
Henry Adams Is threshing his
wheat this week, ne repofts q
very good crop.
WilHam Hchaubel and John
|Ascheback made q trim 70 Cooke
City, last week.
M. and Mrs. Henry U1rich and
son, Junior, spent Sunday with
IA. G. Montgomery.
Robert Hahn returned Friday
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MRS. r. BREWER DIED AT
TORRINGTON, WYO, MONDAY

At Torrington, Wyo., Monday,
Mrs. Blanche Retha Brewer OF
Hardin, aged Al, died following q
long illness. Funeral services were
held Thursday afternoon at the
Lingle, Wyo., Presbyterian church.
She was the wife OF Frank
Brewer, a carpenter employed on
the Holly Sugar factory now I'M
der course Of construction here,
and had recently gone to Lingle
and Torrington, Wwo., to be in
the care of relatives during her
illness. Besides her husband she
Is survived by three sons, Clyde
and Max of Hardin and Glade of
Tracy, Calf.
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MI. and Mrs. Roy Perrgrine
and daughter Miss Marjorie of
Piper City, H., left Wednesday
for home after a tour of the Vel
lowstone National Park and a
trip to MiSsoula, where they Wis
tied his sister Mrs. Ona Weast.
They stopped off at Hardin a
couple of days to visit their niece
Mrs. Lee Secrest and family. This
was the first time in 81 years
that MI. Perigrfne and Mrs.
Weast had seen, each other.
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John Reno has pulled his com
bine into his fieli OF wheat.
Clyde Dygert Is hauling the
Warren wheat.
Dick Wallet IS hauling wheat
for John Reno.
Bert Elliot spent Sunday with
VIM Adams, near the headgate.
The Damn combine has moved
into the wheat field OF Glen Taw.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. FergerS0n
and sons spent Tuesday In Har-
Fishermen are getting anxious
for the river to clear as 50 far
they haven't had any luck at
pike fishing.
The Braaton-Long threshing
machine pulled into Bert Ferger-
sons field on the Strongheart
place Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Ferguson Of
Pope and family Of Hardin pic
nicked at the headgate, Sunday
Ardith and Airline Martin re-
turned Monday from Kalispell.
They spent Saturday in Glacier
National Park and visited rela-
tives in Great Falls and Helena
and had a wonderful time on the
trip. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Caldwell re-
Gently returned from a few days
visit with the Ahern family at
Comanche. The Allerns formerly
resided in this community. Mary
Is attending business college In
Billings.
w. T.. Warren is combining his
wheat crop on the Fort Smith
bench. He brought the combine
and engines across the river from
the Grapevine ranch over the
ford above the Upper Spotted
Rabbit crossing.
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A Townsend club picnic will
be held at Story, Wyo., Sunday,
Aug IS. Those attending are re-
quested to meet at the Legion
hall in Sheridan, Wyo., at 1880,
and to bring with them q lunch
and a speaker and entertainer
if possible. Invitations have been
sent out by E.. Hise, recording
secretary Of the Sheridan Towns
end club,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-13

Guy J. Milligan, county super
visor, Ada King, home manage
ment supervisor, and Fern Can
dee stenographer in the Reset
tlement Administration office, at
tended a two-day conference in
Billings. Wednesday and Thurs
day,
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RUTH RADFoRp Plaintiff.

RUTH RADFoRD. Plaintin.
VI.
DONALD g RADFORD. Defendant,
THE STATE OF MONTANA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT,
DONALD q. RADFORD. GREET
INGS:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action
which IL filed In the ofice Of the
Clerk of this Court. a copy OF which
IL herewith served upon you. and to
file your answer and serve q copy
thereof upon the plaintiffs attorney
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-13

Judge c. ]. Malone and wife
of O'Neill, Nebr., arrived Monday
by automobile for a visit at the
home Of his brother n-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Candee.
Judge Malone has for q number
of years presided over the county
court of Holt county, Nebraska,
having his headquarters at O'Neill.
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SUNMONE

In the District Court OF the Thtr-
te6nth Judicial District Of the State
81 Montana. In and for the Ooanty