The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-01-29
and I went to the snowbank.
KATHERINE TELLER.

)edr Au1lt ocGIy.
Sunday night I went to the
how. The name of the show was
lis Brothers Wife.
Sunday afternoon dad and I
went out to a farmers house to
see our cow and calf. When We
cot there, dad and the other III
talked until about 3 o'clock. Then
we came home.
Your friend,
ROY MORRISON.
Aunt Betty:
Last week I told you that
Mrs. Macleod had the flu, but
this week she came back to school.
I arus glad she is well, because
some of the flu turns into pneu-
Last week we had four
vacation because they could
at heat the building. They clos
ed the library, too.
Your friend,
MAXINE LEAVER.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Sunday, Harold Jensen came
up to u house and we played
rCbber and police for a while.
Then we played Fighting Marines.
After a while we went ice skating.
There were only a few boys and
rirls there, SO we didn't stay very
long. Saturday I went to the
show. The names of them were
The Fighting Marines and The
Girl of the Ozarks.
The other day a man gave me
a box of candy.
Your friend,
DTTY CrAYT
Dear Aunt Betty:
Last Tuesday we were dis
missed from school because of so
much sickness and also because
there wasn't enough gas. While
we were out of school, my brother,
my sister and I played in the
snow drifts. OF course we got wet
and I caught a cold, but we had
lots of fun.
Your friend,
EUNICE TORSKE.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Sunday my sister and I
made a snow man. My little sister
was running around the house af-
ter a dog and ran into our snow
man. That was the end of it.
Our teacher Is reading Pinoc-
chic to US. Pinocchio is the story
of a little wooden puppet, and is
a very interesting story.
Your friend,
DOROTHY WEDEL.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Friday afternoon we went
to Billings. I went to the show.
TIE names of the pictures were
To,n IN DnY,1o1r orG Tav
Ritter in Heading for the Rio
GranGe. I went to the show here
Saturday night. The name of it
was. The Girl of the OZarks. I
Liked it very much. Sunday after
noon my father took me sleigh
riding. I fell off about ten times.
I had lots of fun.
Your friend,
DONALD CONVEX.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Last Wednesday Katherine
Lawrence and I went sleigh rid
ing. She fell off and went head
first into a snow drift. In the
afternoon we started to make an
igloo, but my sister broke 1t down.
Mrs. Macleod came back this
morning. We are very glad to
have her,
Your friend,
GERALDINE PETERSON.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Mrs. Macleod came back to
school on Monday. I surely was
glad to see her. She has had the
while she was i'll.
Saturday Lee Joyce Morse, a
friend of mine, came down to
play with me. We played school
and house. After a while I asked
my daddy if we might make some
tafy and he said we might. Sun
day I went to the ice pond. When
I got there I skated until I wa;
tired. Then Betty Rhinehart push
ed me in a shovel that was there
Your friend,
DONNA MARIE COCHRAN.
Dear Aunt Betty:
I went to my cousins house
last Friday. We went skiing. J
stayed until Saturday.
Your friend,
JACK WARREN.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Ten days ago my daddy
went to Bozeman for a business
meeting. He came home yesterday
7 was the first one to see him
The first thing I did was IL
open his suitcase to see if he
brought us any soldiers. I found
that he had. so I called up Rus.
sell who was over at Schallers'
We also got a mouse that run.
when you pull q string. Russell
and I play that they are tanks
Altogether we have about AZ sol.
diers.
Last Wednesday I went skins
over at Koch's hill. There is a
jump-of over there and it tool
me quite a while to learn to &c
off Of it. Yesterday afternoon J
went of about ten times without
falling down. I can ski much bet
ter now, and I like to ski. Rus
sell uses the sled most of the time
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