The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-03
LOCAL ITEMS

LOCAL ITEMS
MI. and Mrs. Robert n. Rhine
hart have as their house guest
Mrs. Joe Egan of Lamedeer.
Miss Alice May Anderson was a
guest from Wednesday till Satur-
day of Miss Mary Burke OF Bill
lings.
Leith Culver of Terry spent a
few days in Hardin visiting Alan
Northrop at the o. E. Anderson
home.
Pauline Kleinhesselink announc-
es the opening of her vocal classes
Sept. 4. Free voice tryout and
placement Sept. l to Sept. 4.
Phone 189-W for appointments. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Terpening had
as guests Joe and Sanford Holtan
of Eugene, Ore, cousins OF Mrs.
Terpening.
Fred Roush has returned from
Seattle where he obtained his
masters degree at the University
of Washington:
Miss Ethel Richardson of Hell
ena has returned home after a
weeks visit in Hardin, a guest of
Miss Helen Conver.
The national debt per capita,
it is 1886, the total being nearly
forty billion dollars.
Mrs. Howard Wagner and Mrs.
T. H. Mouat were weekend guests
of MIR. and Mrs. l.. N. Gibson at
Edgar, Montana.
The Neighbors Of Woodcraft
held their usual meeting, We'd
nesday evening, at the Sullivan
hall. Mrs. Jake Koebbe, a repre-
sentative to the grand session
held in Portland, Oregon, gave an
interesting report of her trip, al
so while there she was appointed
to on the Pacific Echo
committee.
Three bricklayers from Kansas,
John Simrock of Lawrence, Oscar
Lundberg of Colby, and Ted
Lundberg of Manhattan all with
their wives and the last named
also with two children, Gretta
and Anna Louise, arrived here
this week and men folk are m
ployed on the new school house
at Crow Agency.
Mrs. Matte Williams, a former
teacher in the Hardin schools,
and her mother Mrs. Lucia Olsen
of Terry spent last Friday and
Saturday with MI. and Mrs. o. E.
Anderson. Mrs. Olsen, who is IS
years of age and her daughter
have just returned from an auto
trip to Houston, Texas, returning
by way of Minnesota.
Mrs. Grace Nolan, after spend
din at the home of her parents,
accompanied by her niece, Cath
crime Cope of Missoula, departed
Monday for Walla Walla, Wash,
where she is a teacher in the pub
lie schools. Her niece will stop off
at her Missoula home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Andres, &C
companied by G. w. Bowman OF
Tulsa, Okla, are house guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grunder at
the Labbitt apartments. Tuesday
morning, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Grunder they motored to the
Yellowstone National Park, going
in over the Cooke City highway
and returning by way of Cody
The Ladies' Circle of the Con-
gregational church gave a hand
kerchief shower for Mrs. N. E.
Hannant at the Congregational
church parlors Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hannant gave a detailed re-
port of the Congregational sum-
mer camp on the Boulder river,
above Big Timber, which was
much enjoyed. At the conclusion
of the afternoon refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Hattie Larsen was given a
farewell surprise party, Monday
evening by the Neighbors Of
Woodcraft at her apartment IN
the p~ostoffsce block. Twenty ladies
were present. Mrs. Larsen was
presented with a gift. Tuesday
Mrs. Larsen left for Powell, Wyo.
to take up her duties as clerk in
the Powell Mercantile Co. owned
by John, Paul and Clarence Ko-
Driva. The good will of her many
Hardin friends 60 with her.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert Hill and
four-year-old son arrived in Har-
din, Tuesday from Ollie, where
they were stationed the past year
and they have taken up their