The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-18

Work on the tennis court by the
Young Mems club on the north
east corner of the court house
block at Fourth street and Custer
avenue is progressing nicely and it
will soon be completed.
BORN-In Hardin, Big Horn
county, Montana, on Thursday
evening, June 10, 1887, to Mr.. and
Mrs. B. j. Schmidt, an 8h-pound
son. who has been named James
Edward Schmidt. The young gen.
tleman has two sisters. The
proud father is chief clerk and
assistant manager of the Hardin
Auto g. Supply Company.
Carlyle. II, and Jean, 9, Titler,
who have been attending school at
Great Falls arrived Monday and
will spend the summer vacation
at the home of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Ottun. Their
mother. Mrs. Rachel Titler, who
is teaching at the Billings Bust
ness College. will be home this
Friday evening for the weekend.
Word from San Diego, Calf, is
to the effect that F. A. (Jack,
Rowland, who left Hardin Friday
of last week by auto to join his
family who have been in tho
southland since February, arrived
Sunday night. He will make an
extended visit in Southern Cali
fornia and may decide to locate
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Bylund and
little son Bobby of Bylund's Jew
elry, returned Monday from an
auto trip to their old home at
Moorhead. Mimi, where they spent
a few days with their respective
parents. They report the states OF
North Dakota and Minnesota have
been soaked by copious rains, that
crops are looking fine and the
water holes and lakes are all filled
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Kenyon re-
turned Tuesday afternoon from a
two weeks motor trip to the Ole
home at Wabasha, MINI. They
were accompanied home by theil
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Mikels
and little daughter, Betty Jane
While in Minnesota MIR. and Mrs
Kenyon motored to Rochester
where they spent a day with Mr.
and Mrs. Jens Kalberg, who were
going through the Mayo Clinic
taking dinner wath them at the
Kahler hotel. Mrs. Kalberg was
pronounced ok while Jens will
nave to go on a diet for the curb
ing OF a duodenal ulcer.
Vilo G. Lewis, assistant division
credit manager for the Continental
Oil Co. in Arizona, New Mexico
and part of Texas, with head
quarters at Albuquerque, New
Mex. spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in Hardin, renewing acouain-
tances with old-time friends in
the city where he spent the years
OF his boyhood He is a son OF
the late J. A. and Mrs. Phebe
Lewis. His mother, who makes
her home with him, accompanied
him as far as Gillette, Wyo.
where she is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. L. Thomas. Vfl0 Is
a graduate of Hardin high school
class of 1927.
After serving as manager OF
the Montana Power Company's Of
flee at Hardin IS years, A. know
les has been promoted to the DO
sltion of district manager of the
Roundup division, embracing all
the towns east and west of Round
uo on the Milwaukee, with head
quarters at Roundup. Will Schen-
del OF the Billings office of the
Montana Power Co. is in charge
OF the Hardin Office during Man
ager A. Knowles vacation and
Mr.. Knowles will still function as
manager here until his successor
Is checked in. During his long
tenure Mr.. Knowles has built M
a friendship among the people Of
TINS community which will follow
him to his new location. Whffe
the people here are sorry to zee
him leave this field, they con-
graduate him on his advancement
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