The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-11-05
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Too late for last week.

TOO late for last week.
Miss Myrtle Simpson spent
Sunday with the Mabe girls.
Mrs. Earl Gray and girls visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Faw, Tuesday
afternoon.
There are a number of Chey-
enne Indians working in our beet
fields, this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson Wis
tied Mrs. Happy Humphrey at the
beet dump, Friday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Earl Gray and
girls visited at the Elmer Stimp-
son home Sunday afternoon.
Happy Humphrey helped Elmer
Simpson and family harvest their
bounteous crop of potatoes, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hudson
and boys and Mrs. J. T. Hudson
spent Sunday at the Cary Mabe
home.
G. M. Brown from across the
river was looking over our pile Of
beets, Sunday. He will probably be
a beet raiser soon.
The beet raiserS are taking ad-
vantage of this wonderful weather
and are doing their best to geS
their beets in the pile.
The Halfway beet dump is de-
ing a flourishing business. More
than two hundred tons are going
into the pile every day.
Fred Greenwald and Henry Ziler
r bringing in some wonderful
beets. Mr.. Greenwald states tn It
one field is making twenty tons
per acr
We are sorry to relate that Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Faw are not getting
well as fast as they should, but
we hope in the near future we
can say they are getting along
fine.
Mrs. Lloyd Haymaker of Mart
insdale, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Faw and son,
Tom Faw, went up to Soap creek,
Monday. to visit another son,
Glen Faw.
MI. and Mrs. Bob Ewing and
boys, Mr.. and Mrs. Achenbach and
son of Hardin, Pauline and Alma
Mabe. Mildred Larson and Myrtle
Simpson visited Mrs. Happy
Humphrey at the beet dump, Sun
Qay afternoon.
Miss Hazel Myers of Aberdeen.
South Dakota. Is visiting at the
Chas. Faw home.
We sure have a magnificent pile
of beets at our dump-almost
five thousand tons.
Mrs. Chas. Faw and Miss Hazel
Myers called on Mrs PIERCE
Hodges, Monday afternoon.
John Faw of near Hardin hauled
a six-ton load of coal from Round
up, Tuesday, for Chas. Faw.
Alma Mabe and Dolores Schaak
visited Mrs. Happy Humphrey at
the beet dump. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. J. Perry was down from
Billings. Tuesday, and called at
the Frank Bros. and Chas. Faw
homes.
Miss Myrtle Simpson gave a
Halloween party at her home,
Saturday night. Everyone present
enjoyed a grand time.
Bill Ferguson brought his three
grandchildren ove to the beet
dump, Sunday, and let them
watch the beets roll onto the pile.
"Syo A4oy AAiohS1 VI 3N4o1O lllo-
dale is visiting at the home of her
son, Tom Faw, at present. Tom Is
still unable to be up except at
short intervals.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quilting and
two youngest children, Raymond
and Marjorie of Wisconsin are
here visiting Mrs. Quilling's moth
er. Mrs. J. T. Hudson, and brother,
Horace Hudson and family.
Mary Faw came down from Bill
lings on the bus. SATURDAY. even
ing, and was accompanied out
home by her sister, Mrs. Guy
Turner and husband. She returned
to Billings. Sunday evening.
Chester Clark, Roland Wedel
and Lois Korber met with a pain
full accident, Sunday evening,
when their car overturned in the
ditch near st. Xavier. At this
writing all parties concerned are