The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-10-15


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CROW AGENCY
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MRS. Minnie Enchoff is now Of
fetal caretaker of the gymnasium.
Mrs. Minnie Reid has joined the
maintenance staff of the hospital.
Mrs. Joseph Keller entertained
with dessert bridge, Tuesday ev-
ening.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Ballard are
enjoying an extensive vacation IN
the east and southeast.
Miss Velma Lewis, formerly OF
Crow creek, has joined the nursing
staff at the Crow hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Walker and
daughter, Mary Jane are expected
back from their vacation this
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. REESE and family
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Magnu-
son here Mr.. REESE is Mrs. Magnu-
sons brother.
DIN Meter, Crow teacher, has
enrolled in two graduate seminars
which meet Saturday at Inter
mountain College, Billings.
The Bridge club met Wednesday
the 9Th at the home Of Mrs. A. -.
Stephenson. The rooms were dec
Grated in a Halloween motif.
. Infants. were born at the Crow
hospital last week to Mrs. Nora
Amaya of Pryor and to Mrs.
Douglas Adams of Crow Agency.
Joel Narling, well driller employ
ed by CCC I'D is drilling a deep
well in the Pryor gap. MIR. Norling
also has a contract to drill a well
for the Crow Agency town water
supply.
Cyrus Little Owl, Is, passed
away at Crow hospital the morn
ing of October 10th. Mr.. Little Owl
was resident of St. Xavier and
is survived by his parents, his
wife, and one daughter.
District Forest Supervisor Nyce
and Junior Forester A. D. Steph-
enson spent the weekend at
Rawlins, Wyoming, at a confer
ence of directors of the Taylor
Grazing act for the Rocky Noun
tain district.
Mrs. Barthell James, formerly
Miss Alta Askdal, teacher at the
Crow school, has enrolled for
twenty hours of graduate work at
the School of Mines, Rapid City,
S. D., where she and Mr.. James
are making their home at present.
The National Federation of Fed
eral Employees Union Local 224
will hold it's annual election of
officers at Crow Agency Tuesday
evening. At the general meeting
the delegate to the national con-
vention held at Springfield will
give a report.
The drilling of twenty range
stockWater wells on the Tongue
River reservation was held up
pending technical difficulties sur
rounding the award of the con-
tract to C. c. Barkhuff of HyshaD1.
Mr.. Barkhuff had already COM
pleted ten of the wells.
Miss Virginia Darmody, for sew
eral years field nurse with the
Crow medical staff, has been
transferred to Rosebud reserva-
ton, South Dakota. Miss Darmody
leaves soon for her new position.
~ - . ACoNVo AAOSGS "a 1kACAlOS
throughout Crow reservation.
Friday evening, the eighth, the
men of the community met at the
Crow Baptist Community church,
where they enjoyed speeches, en-
tertainment and refreshments. The
purpose of the gathering was to
establish Mems club, a center
for community welfare projects
and more united spirit among
all the local citizens.
Darrell Fleming, formerly en-
ployed at Crow Reservation as a
clerk and now working for CCC
I'D has been promoted to travel
ing auditor for that organization.
Or. Ray Ovid Hall, formerly EN-.
ployed in the position now held
by Mr.. Flemming has been as
signed to special audit work at the
Pine Ridge Agency, S. D.
Ivan H. KarneS and Steward
Edmonds, telephone supervisors
for cCC I'D, stopped. in Grow
Agency, Tuesday, on their way to
Fort Berthold Agency on an in
spection tour. The Crow Reserva =
ton will probably not construct
any more telephone lines during
the coming year pending the ex-
tenSive test Of short wave radio
communication.
Two eighty-five-foot steel tow
ers have been erected at the