The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19
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CROW AGENCY
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Chris T. Carney, senior clerk Of
the ECW Office, is enjoying a
weeks vacation at his home in
Sheridan, Wyoming.
Miss Ruth Miller cash clerk of
ECW office, is mentioning in Cali
fornia where she will visit her
sister in Santa Ana.
Marie Medicine Horse is the
mother of a baby girl. Both moth
er and child r in splendid
health.
Henrietta Whiteman, daughter
Of Harry Whiteman, has returned
to the Crow hospital for further
treatment.
Pauline Daylight, Belinda Eagle,
Bunny Lobdell and Marie Enemy
all are convalescing from surgical
treatment at the Crow hospital.
Monday, a Billings photographer
took pictures, group and individ-
ual, of students and faculty, at
Crow school. The school will re-
ceive copies of these pictures.
School was closed Thursday and
Friday of last week, when the
lower floor was flooded with water
caused by a broken sewer in addi-
ton to the high water of the
river.
w. c. Bryant, project manager
ECW, spent several days in Den
yer on his way home to Platte.
South Dakota. Mr.. Bryant will
return to Crow Agency about
April LIST.
On Friday, March 10, at the
Crow Community church will be
a showing of a moving picture,
"Peck's Bad Boy" Tickets are
now on sale. The picture is rec
commended as a treat for the
whole family.
The Girl Scouts will hold a
Court of Honor at which three
classes will demonstrate their
proficiency in Scout work. Miss
Askdal, the captain of the Crow
Girl Scouts troop, will supervise
the Court of Honor.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs.
John B. Shreve entertained a
number of guests at a costume.
bridge party. The motif was in
keeping with St. Patrick's day.
Some of the guests were dressed
as Irish women of old times. Miss
Regina Yeggy, dressed as a man
OF Erin, won first costume prize.
Mrs. w. W. Magnuson won high
score prize.
The Amateur Stunt Night and
Frollc will take place on Friday,
April 2. This night was original
~ scheduled for March ~, but
mad TO be postponed on account
OF the flood. April 2 is a definite
date. The Crow Educational and
Recreational association, which Is
sponsoring the Amateur Stunt
Night, will apply the proceeds
towards the purchase of a motion
picture protection machine. AS a
result OF the delav in presenting
mis- entertainment, more skits
ana more elaborate preparations
nave begun. A dance will be held
a1ter The show, with Babe Wolf
ana his orchestra furnishing the
Swing time"
The Crow delegation, consist
ing OF Franklin Yarlott, Harry
Whlteman. Thomas Yellowtail and
Robert Yellowtail returned from
washington, D. c., last Tuesday,
The delegation reported MANY
successful concessions of govern
mental help to the Crow tribe,
among them was the approval of
water conservation dams along the
Ieeder streams of the Little Horn
river. Superintendent Robert Yel-
!oWtall was unfortunately i'll dur
ing some of the delegations STAY
at Washington. He IS conyalesc-
ing now, at his home in Grow
agency. Friends and relatives as
Wen as the Crow tribesmen are
looking forward to his rapid re-
The annual threat of flood at
row AGENCY. due to the moving
OF the river ice, was expeditiously
aVerted by the dynamiting of sey-
era ice jams. A of men
opened the river Wednesday morn
ing, and n mass of ice flowed
Gown Stream. During the night
a crew OF men walked around to