The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-12-10

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| Robert ,Reynolds, Representative
Of sthes Great Falls once d. the
john Leslie Paper, COMPANY was
In Hardin Wednesday on one OF
his periodical. Visits %. the: trade.
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while t ideal sunshiny. winter
|! weather hassprevailed tfis week,
i It has been quite mappy. In the
early: n1orntnEs:+ Wednesday local
i Thermometers registered from.E16
TOGO degreeszbeloM zero,s according
to; whose thermometer one read.
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Every time q BASKETBALL team
eats at Sam Poullos': Club cate,
9, :discount7of ten per cent Of .
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M. and mrs, william, c.. Morris
and two. children, william. G., Jr.,
and Virginia were In town Non
day from-8afpy en- route 10 the
Custer Battlefield for. b. visit with
the formers brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and. Mrs. Frank Morris.
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The second: meeting ID. the Two
Iaeggins All club was held at the
Hodges home. at Halfway, Nov. ""2S.
During the Christmas vocation the
mexnbers.e will have a,-sleigh-riding
party. The: neat meeting will, be
held at, Randalls Jan. a.. 1883.
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Virgil ellison, for the past two
years with, the, Sawyer Stores, Inc,
at Gillette; .Wyo., has been trans
ferred as clerk to the Hardin
Sawyer store. Herman. F1ygare
Originally from the Sarpy section
adjacent to Hysham) the, past few
months employed in the Billings
store of Sawyer's Store, Inc, Is
another new clerk in. the Hardin
Sawyer store. T..
FRESH FLOWERS on hand at
all. times. Wreaths and sprays tor
funerals. Holly, mistletoe and
WATERMAN, Phone IS. 32-2
Mrs. Albert West and son Frank
lin and her sister, Miss Margaret
Barta, who left Hardin by auto
Thanksgiving day, write that they
arrived at Del Rio, Texas, Monday
of last week and found the wealth
er warm and the colored farm
hands. busy picking cotton and
cutting sugar cane. They expect
to leave within a few days for
Florida, and II they like It they
will spend the winter there.
The Congregational Ladies' Cir
Gle will meet Thursday, December
49,. in the church parlors at 2::30;;
o'clock. Hostesses Will be Mrs. Earl
5Cammock,. Mrs. Henry ulrieh, Miss
tAhnahelle Ross and Mrs. Roy
Chambers. The meeting viii be In
the form of a Christmas party
and there will be an exchange Of
small gifts. Everyone is asked to
bring a gift for exchange. All
members and visitors are urged to
attend.
Nice Selection Of Gifts That
Last" at Bylund's Jewelry. /
George s. Mcdowell OF the North
Bench reports that winter wheat
in his section is looking the best
in years, and Andrew Miller re-
ports, the winter wheat prospects
in the Sarpy section the best ever
especially the volunteer crop. A
good fall of snow on top Of the
few. inches that has covered the
fields, the past couple of weeks
would do much to insure a winter
wheat crop in 1898. Here's hoping!
:. Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 8,
1897, at the Hardin Tribune-Her-
aid office Robert A: Vickers, JUS
:tice of the peace, Joined in wed.
lock Charles R. Fleetwood, aged
20. of Buffalo, Wyo., and Lillian
Lens, aged IS, of Clearmont, Wyo
The ceremony was witnessed BY
Ralph Kaiser and Helen Kaiser.
brother-in-law and sister Of the
bride, who accompanied the. couple
to Hardin from Clearmont. The
newlyweds will make their home
at Buffalo, where the groom Is en-
gagged in farming.
+, Pete Larramendy, aged 3S, and
Dorothy Kear, aged IL. both OF
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