The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-20

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Pearl Baker is working at the
Nelson cafe. :
Mrs. Pearl Plaster is employed
in the Hiway cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cashen from Pryor
are guests Of Mrs. Alice Pease.
Miss Katie Kier was q guest Of
Mrs. p. r. Forman, Monday even
ing.
Sheriff Ulrich Of Hardin spent
Tuesday in Lodge Grass on busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bally Innings
have taken over the Lodge Grass
Tourist cafe.
Mrs. Dick Fisher entertained
the Wise Owl club at ner home,
last Thursday.
Keith and Helen Holley had
their tonsils removed at Billings,
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson. Harry
Sharp and Jay Sharp were callers
in Billings, last Friday.
MI. Simmons, the Lodge Grass
oil driller, spent the latter part
Of the week in Billings.
Ora o. Smith and Ora. Jr., Of
Sheridan, Wyo., we're in town on
business, Tuesday evening.
Billy Reinhart and a friend
from Billings are now visiting in
town at the Reinhart home.
Mrs. Maurice Smith is now en-
ployed in the FAY r. Abel store
during Mrs. Abel's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyndes and Mrs.
Cooley were among those attend
ing the Billings fair on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Bond. re-
Gently residents in Poison, have
moved into the Bill Thomas home.
ALI the boys employed under
the Soil Conservation Works we're
laid off on account Of lack Of
funds.
Mrs. Percy Forman. Mrs. Chas.
L. Adams and Mrs. Howard spent
last FRIDAY afternoon at the John
Rice ranch.
Ruby Baker and Elaine Sharp
spent the week with MIR. and
Mrs. Jack Richards to attend the
Billings fair.
Miss Kathryn Kier of Helena.
former Lodge Grass school teach
err. Is visiting at the 3. A. Zim-
norman home.
Curly Miklovi"h has been Wis"
ing for the past week in Their
mopolis. with her sister. Miss
SOPHIE Miklovich.
Margaret Deschemaker. who has
been spending the past week at
the Wright home. left Friday for
her home in Fromberg.
Mrs. Fay T. Abel and her
mother. Mrs. Michel of Sheridan.
left Wednesday morning for a
four-day trip through the park.
c. A. Corkins and r. A. vickers
of the Hardin Tribune Herald
were callers in Wyola and Lodge
Grass on business. last Tuesday.
Lucille Sanders. Lucille Poor
and Arthur Poor spent the last
three DAYS Of the fair in Billings
at Arthur Poor's uncle's home in
Billings.
Robert Lazear and Jack Law
renee Of the Wyoming Hereford
ranch visited the John Rice ranch.
THURSDAY. to look over their herd
of registered Hereford cattle.
Mrs. Crosbv entertained Mrs.
Jim Pease with a farewell party.
last Fridav. as she is leaving for
Rosebud. South Dakota. where her
husband Is now employed.
Sam Baker of Nort,lport, Wash
Is now visiting his mother Mrs.
lydia Baker: his brother, Ted.
Baker. and his sister. Mrs. Ralph
Wright. all of Lodge Grass,
Miss Ester Crew passed through
Lodge Grass. Sunday, from
Greeley. Colo. enroute home. and
visited at the Carr home in town
n numerous other friends.
Edward Matthews has a blister
on his hand which threatens
blood poison. He received the
blister SUNDAY while working on
the earry ranch up ROtton Grass
creek.
Sam Stevenson. Mrs. A. NJ.
stevenson. Miss Lanora Mckinley.
jerry Mckinley and Albert Stew
enSon made a trip to Joliet. Tues
day. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Cammock.
Billy Ruth Zimmerman CT
Lodge Grass made a trip to Hell
ena. last week. where she visited
Miss Kathryn Kier and returned
hark tn lodge Grass with her,
last Saturday.
Mrs. A. G.. Westwood. Frances
and Jackie left for Wheeling,
West virginia. last Tuesday morn
ing on the 2:30 train. where thev
nlan to vivsit relatives and frien1s
throughout the east.
Leo Colstead Of Hardin. Pearl
Baker Of Lodge Grass. Nova
schubert and Darrell Warren 81
Hardin were among the guests
at the Midland Emnire fair. We'd
nesday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Westwooa.
ana Mr.. and Mrs. John HelwickI
attended the BILLINGS fair. We'd