The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-25
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]. w. Quest, a substantial
farmer Of the lower Big Horn val
lev. accompanied by Mrs. Quest
and her sister, Miss Ellen Guhl of
Grand Island, Neb., and by their
o and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. wallace Quest of Omaha.
who are guests at the Quest farm
home. we're in Hardin Thursday,
visiting the family Of the formers
brother. J. B. Quest, superintend-
ent of the Two Leggins Water
Users association.
At the Office of Clerk of Court
Robert P. Ross, Sunday afternoon.
Alfred Morton Onions. aged q,
and Ruby Rosson, aged ID, both
of Sheridan Wyo.. were married
by Robert A. Vickers. justice of
the peace. The ceremony was
witnessed by the groom's mother,
Mrs. Sarah Jane Onions and the
brides sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred
| Surridge, both of whom accom-
panied the young couple here from
Sheridan. where they will make
their home.
Clerk Of Court Robert P. Ross
received a message from Mount
Union. Iowa, Friday, announcing
the death there that morning of
| his sisters husband, Frank c. Day.
ey, aged IS. Cancer of the stomach
from which he had been a sufferer
the past six months. was the
cause of death. He is survived by
his widow and a grown son and
daughter. The funeral will be
held next Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock at the Community church
of Mount Union.
Or. and Mrs. Leslie H. Kron.
miller and little four-year-old
daughter Carol, spent Friday and
Saturday here, guests at the home
of the doctors brother, Attorney
Bert w. Kronmiller. DR.. Kronmii-
Ter. who practiced his profession
several years in Virginia City, re-
Gently returned from a year Or
more spent at Vienna, Austria.
taking a postgraduate course in
general surgery. He has located
at Billings with Offices in the Sc
curity Trust g. Savings Bank
building.
Monday and Tuesday. the first
days of summer, arrived simultane-
ously with the seasons first hot
weather-Mondav. the street ther-
mometers in Hardin registered
lust above 81 degrees in the shade;
Tuesday the reading was 90: We'd
nesday vas much cooler, 70, and
that night the mercury slid down
in the bulb to Just below 40-a'
fine night to sleep. Thursday,
morning at 7:30 the reading was
"a. with the temperature gradu-
ally rising. At two O'Clock in the
afternoon it had climbed to 70 de-
grees. the hottest for the day.
An inter-county All club camp
will be held at Beehive on the
Saltwater river, July 8. 9, and 10,
which may be attended by Al
club members of Big Horn coun-
tv. This camr will accommodate
$50 members from the following
counties: Big Horn, Yellowstone.
Carbon. Saltwater. MussellsheIi|
and Sweetgrass. Because of the
accommodations for a limited
number at the camp, Big Horn
county will be permitted to send
only Is club members. These must
register with Geo. w. G~ustafson
Nv the 18th of June for reserva-
ton.
Frank FARLEY. member of the
board of county commissioners of
Roosevelt county,. accompanied by
Mrs. Farley. his mother
Mrs. Yes Cooper. and Miss Nessett,
al OF Culbertson. arrived in Har-
din Sunday evening by automobile
for a visit at the C. E. Astrope
country home eight miles south OF
Hardin. Mrs. Astrope and Mrs.
Farley are daughters of Mrs.
Cooper. While the remainder of
the party visited the Astropes,
Mr.. Farley went on to Red Lodge
Monday to attend the 23th n
nual convention of the Montana
Association of County Commits
sioners in session there the first
three DAYS of this week. The Far
levs and Astropes lived neighbors
at Culbertson thirty years ago.
MIS-. Joe Farker n daughter, !
Miss Annabelle. of Custer were
among those from a distance who
last Sunday helped make up the
automobile caravan which made
the annual trip from Crow Agency
up over the Big Horn mountains
along the rim of the Black canyon
and down to the Big Horn valley
by way of Lime Kiln creek. On
their return from the trip they
stopped off in Hardin and visited
an hour with the Tribune Herald
scribe. Mrs. Parker and husbandI
homesteaded in the Yellowstone
valley between Waco and CUSTER
IN 1906 and have since made
their home there. rearing a family
and growing up with the country.
They have numerous friends in
the Hardin community who are
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