The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-06
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Mrs. M. A. Thompson, after
spending two weeks at the Bill
ings Lions camp near Red Lodge,
as assistant director of the Bill
ings Girl Scout camp, will. re-
turn home Sunday. MI. Thomp-
son will drive up to the camp and
get her.
Mrs. Guy H. Conver and Mrs.
W. M. Chapman of Wyola, and
the latter's daughters, Grace and
Helen, motored to Hardin Mon
day afternoon, bringing with
them to catch the bus for Bill
ings, here, Misses Nancy Swartz
and Alice Albright of Rosebud,
who have been visiting friends at
Wyola. They are students at the
tana Normal school.
Gerald Mckinley R edmon d.
four and one-half year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Nelson
Redmond of Hardin died at a
local hospital Wednesday night
at nine O'Clock after a four days
illness of colitis. The remains
were prepared for burial by the
Bulls rilly Co. and Thursday
afternoon were taken overland
by automobile to the former
home at Buffalo, Wyo., where the
funeral is to be held to-day.
Mrs. Julia D. Peterson and Miss
Margaret Dunnigan mother and
aunt of Frank T. Peterson, man.
ager of the Karl Johnson g.
Co. store here, arrived on Thurs
day mornings train from Miles
Guy and will make their home
two 18th the formers son. I'm
ri they can secure a suitable
roree they will be domiciled in
rne ,1enkin apartments. The peo-
pie of Hardin extend a hearty
welcome to the ladies.
John c. Kopriva, son Robert
and Ronald A. Iverson of the
Powell Gas Co.. on Monday mo-
tored over from Powell, Wyo.,
where John and his brothers.
Paul and Clarence own the Pow
ell Mercantile Co. store, the larg-
est institution of the kind in
Powell. They spent the day here
visiting the formers brother and
former partner. Frank j. Kopriva,
and their many old-time friends.
They report business in Powell
as good.
WANTED-To contact a man
who came to u 6-acre tract at
DAYTON. Wyo., Sunday, July ID,
1887. We are elderly people, Grip
pied with rheumatism and al
no longer take care of it; g.
room house, garage. chicken
house, fine pasture, two blocks
from Main street. four blocks
from school: good fishing. Will
be sold reasonable, as we cannot
even keep the lawn moved. Write
KY, Tribune-Herald Hardin,
Montana. Up
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Fisch-
bach of Newcastle, Wyo.. spent
Sunday and Monday here visiting
their numerous friends. They
were Sunday dinner guests of MI.
and Mrs. Mike Powers and over
night guests of Mrs. Kenneth
W. christensen. MIR. Fischbach
renorts that he is doing a nice
tailoring and cleaning business n
Newcastle. employing three men
Newcastle, employing three men,
thus making a force of four, in
Guiding himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kopriva
of Powell. Wyo.. and 3~-year-old
son Phillip, enroute home from
q vacation motor trip to Denver,
stopped over at Hardin from
Tuesday to Thursday to visit
relatives and friends and pick up
their 6h-year-old daughter, Char
lene. who visited with her ma
ternal grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Enoch christensen. who re-
sides on a farm two miles east of
Hardin. and her aunt, Mrs. Ken
meth W. christensen, county IL
brarian at Hardin.
Sunday, August 1st, the Hardin
VlC1nlCy was VISlCeQ Dy one OF n
heaviest rains of the summer.
approximately an inch Of rain
falling within an hour. The rain
was accompanied by some hail,
about the size Of peas. but no
damage resulted and vegetation
of all kinds was freshened. Mon
day and Tuesday we're pleasant,
but Wednesday and Thursday
were intensely. hot. the ther-
mometers registering between e5
tion-the nights are cool enough
to make one sleep under a blan-
ket.
Mrs. Phoebe Lewis of Albuquer-
Que. New Mexico, was a weekend
visitor in Hardin, the guest of