The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-11-19
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Saturday and Sunday my broth,
er and I played In the hay stack.
We made a cover and then we
dug a tunnel under the hay stack
to where we made another room
We played we were Indians, hid
ing in there awav from the white
folks.-DOUGLAS PAUIEY.
NY Grandmother Brandt gave me
a piano. I am going to start
taking music lessons from Mrs.
Quinn on Tuesday:
We went to Worden last Sunday.
LA VERNE REuEY.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Quinn took Tommy and I out TO
Atkins to see Tommy's cows. He
has forty. We went over by Mr..
Adams old bran and found a lot
of agates. We took my beebe gun,
but we could see nothing to shoot
at.-BuLY TOWNE.
I'm writing a letter to Grandma
Jurak, who lives in Czechoslo-
vakia. Daddy said if we were to go
there we would have to go on a
ship and it would take a thousand
dollars.-MARY LOU JURAK.
We have some chipmunks at
home. There are three of them.
One Flopsy, and one Topsy and
the other Skipper. They like pea
nuts and popcorn best to eat.
SONIA JACOBSON.
We have a dog named Buster.
He looks like a tiger. My uncle
Sheared him with clippers.
SAM POPE.
Saturday we went out to the
ranch. We bought SOC worth OF
candy at Lodge Grass to take to
my cousins When we got there
my uncle and cousins had gone to
brand some cattle. We went across
the river until they came back.
Then my cousin rode Peanuts
down from the field when they
saw us. After thev crossed the
big ditch he ran and they fell off.
I got on him and rode him, but he
didn't throw me.
DARRELL LINTHACUM:
Last Sunday we went for a ride
out to Dick Warren's place. On
the way home we saw two eagles.
One was eating a rabbit. We drove
as near him as we could and dad
dy got the TWENTY-FIVE and shot
at him, but he missed him.
WILLARD DUNHAM.
Last Sunday Gertrude Steel and
my sister Clarice came out to eat
dinner with US.
MARY ANN KOEBBE.
Sunday we drove out to Atkins
ranch to see our cattle. Billy Towne
went with us. We found about
thirty agates.
TOMMY SAWYER.
Those puppies I told about out
at grandma's are not fox-terriers.
''1ley are rat-terriers.
JACK RICHARD.
My aunt, Marie Vandervort, is
here visiting my grandma, Mrs.
Vandersloot. I went to see her
Wednesday morning.
BARBARA TELLER.
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W. made turkeys, Friday. Some
OF them are brown and red; some
OF them are black and red. We
tackled them above the board and
the windows.
BERNARD NOVARK.
Yesterday when we tried to catch
:: the chicken. we had to shoot it
with the twenty-five to kill it.
BILLY SIMMONS.
Sunday Barbara and I jumped
rope. We had fun.
i LOIS vICKERs.
Billy made up a funny story.
He told us about it. I am very glad
1t showed. I like snow very much.
There Is not enough snow for US
70 make a snow man. Jane and
I had lots Of fun coming to school,
We would slide on the sidewalk.
PATTY 10 JACKSON.
SUNDAY my sister and I went
TO a friends house. We got on the
straw stack. We got the pigs on
the straw stack. We rolled the
pigs down the straw stack.
HELEN WEDEL.
Last Sunday nv Uncle Frances
n Aunt Donna came. I had lots
OF fun:-DONAID CURRY.
MONDAY at recess I had lots of
run; The girls threw snow balls
az the boys. Bernard helped me
sEand ,unem of. We Slipped and
Slid, whatever we did. We had lots
RUSSELL GUSTAFsON.
we are going to Custer for
thanksgiving to Mrs. Kurtz. That
Is a long wav uD there. We have
to 20 twentv-four miles out Of
town. I will have a lot of fun.
HELEN REINKE,
Last week nv uncle came from
81. Xavier. He left on Thursday.
ne gave us ten cents. We are 70.
ing TO spend 1t for Christmas.
MARY TELLER.
SATURDAY and Sunday I had
tnree little kittens. I lost one Of
e NOW I have only two little
Dear Boys and Girls:
Well, at last our promised
MSaow has come. Isn't it glorious?
VOW we can make snowmen and
nave U SNOWFALL fights. I be-