The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-26
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The Crow hospital moved Into
it's new quarters on Tuesday and
Wednesday. The new building is
thoroughly fire-proof and has a
toilet and bath for each room. The
new hospital plant will be unsur-
passed by any hospital in the
state. The ECW trucks and men
put in full time moving the
equipment. The old hospital
building will probably be torn
down to make way for the con-
struction of new buildings.
Last Friday night the Crow
Warriors played the Iowa Roam
ers. a semi-professional team. The
Warriors had played three games
during the week and were in no
condition to out-hoop the Corn
Huskers. The game was q clean,
fast one, and the Iowans exhibited
some excellent guard work. The
final score was Crow, 32-Iowa, 81.
utter the Warriors retired from
the floor a game was played be-
tween the Manchester Independ-
ents and the Crow Proposes. The
game was a scream for the spec
tators during the first half. Stu
atoms Of unconscious comedy &C.
Cured time after time in the
first half. After the exlberance
of the youthful players had dim
med, the game settled down to the
coutine of basket tossing. The
Manchester Rustlers hoped 40 to
26 by the Proposes.
The Midwinter Crow fair is. In
full swing. Under the direction
OF the extension staff, it has on
exhibition some fine materials.
Art work in crayon pencil and
Ink are some of the exhibits,
mere is also a considerable amount
81 Indian bead work on display.
Speakers from various parts of the
state will lecture on practical as
poets of agriculture. Motion nic-
lures, elk meat sandwiches and
entertainment are some of the
1eatures which draw the large
crowds. The Midwinter Fair is
nov an established institution and
WIZ continue to focus the at
tentlon OF the Crow Indians on
the p~racticality of agriculture and
husnandry. as a basic and worth
while livelihood.
Inc local veterinarian was
awakened last Monday evening bv
q prosperous looking stranger.
Inc Stranger asked him what he
charged o a visit and he re-
pied, two dollars" Thev ar-
rived at Lodge Grass and III
veterinarian asked, where is h
SICK animal?" The stranger 70.
plled, There is no sick animal
l wanted a ride here and the taxi
orlVer wanted five dollars" The
veterinarian took his paw, a wiser
man than when he had pone to
sleep, two hours before.
friday evening, March 10Th .,
A!nateur Frolic and Stunt NIGHT
wlil hold forth in the Crow evn.
IlaSlum' Prizes OF IS, So and Il
WIZ ne given to the winners. The
Wiilrlng acts will be judged hv
ne = amount of applause given hy
me audience. The entrants mn:t
submit their names, the title ~
tnelr skit or act and the Ienoth
OF tlme needed for Performances
Al performances will be limitad
10 a maximum of fifteen minutes
All entrants will be given helm
for assistance in preparation and
perfection Of their acts, If needed
Every man, woman and child At
crow reservation, whether Indian
or white, is. eligible to enter the
contest. No one can enter the
finals who has not first turned
n an entry application to the
crow Educational Association, The
ECW Office will receive all entries
a special contest in. hog calling
VIII net a winner a one dollar
prize. It is generally understood
that Montana hog callers are as
good as those of Arkansas.
Woman's delight will be given
special place in a rolling min
throwing contest. The winner at
TINS ancient household sport will
WIN a dollar prize. Accuracy, dis
lance, form and style will de-
termine the winner. Each entrant
VIII be limited to three throws at
the dummy. No live targets will
oe used in this contest.
Friday evening the Crow War