The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19
LOCAL ITEMS

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Sat. Mar. 81 all day. Easter
Food Sale by the Ladies' Circle. 1
State Senator Harry T. Mann
was a guest of the Hardin Lions
club, Monday evening, and gave
an interesting talk on the pro-
ceedings of the last legislative
session.
Buy good eats at Food Sale for
Easter, Sat. Mar. ~, Cong. Cir
Gle. AT Montana Power Co. 1t
At her home in the Labbitt
apartments Mrs. Harry Grunder
entertained with a h con
Friday aftrnoon, complimenting
Mrs. John Bennett, Mrs. E. L.
Kelley, Mrs. L. H. LabbItt, Mrs.
D. M. Strang and Miss Annabelle
Ross. Several tables of bridge
were in play, following the lunch
con-. Each guest was presented
with a gift.
Good Food for Sale! Cong. La
dies Circle Sat. Mar. 81. At
Montana Power Co. 1t
Miss Margaret Swindle, a stu
dent at Montana State College at
Bozeman, Is home to spend the
Easter vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Swim
die.
LOST-One team geldings-sor-
rel. branded bar over L on left
thigh; black, branded q on left
shoulder and DOW on left thigh.
Reward.-WILBER DOW, St. xav-
Ter. If
Supt. Murche A. Thompson Of
the Hardin school district, left
Wednesday morning for Butte,
where he will sit as a delegate
from the local M. E. A. unit at the
Montana Education assembly in
session there the last three days
of this week.
The new 1897 Keivinator line
is now in. Come in and see
them.-EDER HARDWARE co. If
After spending the winter at
the California home of her
daughter, Mrs. C. D. Calhoun has
returned to Montana-as she says,
TO get warm She will divide
her time between Sheridan, Wyo.,
where her son Cy Calhoun, j.,
and wife reside, Hardin and Crow
Agency, in both of which towns
she made her home at different
times.
See the Tappan Gas Range; it
has some SURPRISES for you. If
EDER HARDWARE co.
Thos. J. Daniel of Centralia,
Mo-. after spending a few days
here looking after business mat
tiers and visiting his b~rother-in-
law. w. E. Mcdonald, and sister
in-law, Miss Matte Mcdonald,
left Saturday for home. Mr.. Dam
iel has been interested in the
Hardin community since 1911 and
still own farm land in the valley.
His many friends here We're glad
to e him again.
FOR SALE-One mare mule, 11CD
lbs: 3 sets work harness-one
new, cost SIS; 2 discs; one sulky
pillow, both bottoms good as new,
one wagon and one trailer.-WILL
c. MORRIS, Big Horn, Mont. 1873
The Congregational Ladies' Cir
Gle will meet next Thursday,
March 25, for its regular meeting
at 2:30 p. m. Members are urged
to come on time to help with i'm
portant matters of business. Host
esses will be Mesdames H. D. and
L. P. Kenyon. There will be a
pleasant social hour following the
business session. Members and
friends and strangers are invited
and are always welcome.
FOR SALE-My residence at
Cody avenue and Sixth street,
Hardin, now occupied by Frank j..
Buzzetti. Can deliver possession
May 1T. H. BURKE. Securities
Bldg, Billings, Mont. 12-tf
The Montana Matron's Birth
day club had a St. Patrick's Day
party at the home of Mrs. Dema
Kennedy four miles south of Har-
din on Wednesday,, March II. AL
dinner consisting of corned beef
and cabbage, salad, and an Irish
dessert was served by Mrs. Kate
McEvoy, Mrs. A. E. Callahan and
Mrs. Kennedy at noon, after which
Irish jokes, stories and songs
were given by all. Those present
were Mrs. Mary Lang, Mrs. P. M
Conver, Mrs. T. B. Switzer, Mrs. |
Alma Frazer, Mrs. Gertrude Ro-
mine, Mrs. Kate McEvoy, Mrs. A..
E. Callahan, Mrs. w. E. Warren, |
Mrs. R. A. Vickers, Mrs. Ella Gil
more, Mrs. M. M. Brooks and
Mrs. Dema Kennedy. Mrs. Brooks
was awarded the meeting prize
for singing my Wild, Irish Rose"
Norman Ellingson, %, Service
Electric Co. employee at Billings,
suffered a severely burned right
hand and arm when he grasped
wire carrying $500 volts of cleo
tricity while working on a Neon
sign at the Pay'n Takt grocery
at 212 North 18th st. Billings,
"Wednesday afternoon For a fIll