The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-10-29
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Clanin
made a business trip to Sheridan,
Albert Fritzler and Kenneth
Perkins were callers in Lodge
Grass last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Fowler of
Wyola were in town on business,
wednesday afternoon.
Jack Davenport, representing the
Billings Hardware CO. was a caller
in town, Wednesday morning.
Miss Rosalie Blevins was a week.
end guest at Hardin of her aun:S,
Mrs. Calderwood and Mrs. Ping.
Russell Koebbe, Sheridan Graf
and Ellwood Bailey of Hardin were
Lodge Grass visitors, Tuesday
MI. and Mrs. Fred Given made a
trip to Buffalo, Wyo., over the
weekend to visit relatives there
aboutS.
Jessie Lining, employed at Stew
enson's store, left Wednesday for
Augustine, Mont, where she will
start work in a dry goods store.
It is reported that Annabelle
Neal is out Of school with the
mumps, but getting along very fine
and will be back in school soon.
Mrs. Westwood, Mrs. Forman,
Mrs. Holley. Mrs. Carr, Mrs.
Maurice Smith, Mrs. Bill Crosby
and Mrs. Matthews all motored to
Sheridan, Wednesday.
Marjorie Given, Dorothy Lee
| Stevenson, Billy Given and Ray
mond Smith motored out to the
Robert Miller ranch on Lodge
T Grass creek, last Friday afternoon.
! James Wright, Lodge Grass
senior, made a special trip to
Sheridan, last Thursday, to bring
some fish for her fifth grade
room.
all of the school teachers at a
bridge party at her home, Satur-
day night. It was also a sewing
party. Delicious refreshments were
served at the close of the evening.
Miss Clara OldS and Miss NAL
VIVA Johnson were called to Crow
Agency, Tuesday, because Of the
death of John Frost, Indian min
lister. The funeral was held Thurs
day afternoon at two o'clock at
the Grow Agency Baptist church.
Miss Edna Knoblock, teacher at
the Grover Harris school, and
Miss Hodges, teacher at the Miller
school, both schools located near
Lodge Grass, left Wednesday for
Miles City, where they will attend
the teachers institute for the next
several days.
A piano recital of the pupils Of
Miss Clara Odds was given Satur-
day, Oct. %, at 2:30, in the Red
Flower room of the Grow Indian
Baptist Mission. The program con-
sisted of two solos. "Old Folks at
Home" and "Juanita," by Billy
Ruth Zimmerman; three solos by
Dottie Gardener, three solos by
Shirley Boese, a song, 1.-THE World
Is Full of Beauty" sung by Shirley
Boese, Betty Howe, and Elda
Pease, and a story, Music IN
Mexico, told by Mrs. Jay Fitz-
gerald.
A large number of students
made the honor roll, the first six
weeks of school. The seniors max
ing the honor roll we're: Pearl
Baker, Mary Lou FoltZ, Marie Nor
ton, James Wright; Juniors, Fran
ces Westwood: Sophomores, Goldie
AmeS. Fern Holley. Alta Hunter.
Bill Morton: freshmen. Lena Adsit,
Patricia Carney, Eileen Eggart,
Grace Taught. Ruby Miles, Jean
Romine, Robert Wiley. In the first
grade, Beverly Hubbard, Alice Lar
son, Lorine Ames, Stanford Lyndes.
Cleetus Allen, Ella Lining, Bill
Meister. Beulah Lining, keith
Holley, Verlie May Cummins,
Teddy Mcneil, Clara Ann Pease,
Melvin Play. and Archie Bear
Ground; End grade, Ramona Pease;
3rd grade, Veta Barrett, George
Morton, Minnie Whitman, Virginia
Hamilton, Carol Sherod, Doldean
Young, Rueben Weigand, Clara
Harris. Reinhold Jabs, Helen Hol-
ley; 4th grade, Evelyn Hopper,
wallace Mcneil, George Pease,
Gwenda Layton and Susanna Old
Grow; 5th grade, Mildred Mock,
Blanche Brock, Bernard Cummins
Theodore Harris, Billy Grip, Mel
vim Ames, Camille Buckles, Opal
Baker, and Violet Wright; 9Th
grade, Hazel Knight, Julian Nor
Vile, Joan Davidson and Edward
Weigand; 18th grade, Shirley Boese.
Charlotte Morton, Henry Esp, Mar
Jean Brockway. RUBY Wright, and
Robert Wiley: 9Th grade. Weston
Norville.