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WHAT? In Septem-
Der? Christmas Is just around the
corner and here's MR..
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On Monday, March 1, the Girl
Scout Leaders Association held
a regular meeting with Mrs. I. L
Dehnert. Plans for the Court of
Awards were completed. At the
close of the meeting refreshments
were served.
On Wednesday, March 3, Junior
Troop I held Court of Honor at
four o'clock at the home of Mrs,
Dehnert, captain. Meetings for
the month of March were planned.
Two members of the troop COM
mittee, Mrs. N. e. Hannant and
Mrs; Mary Lang, attended the
meeting.
Monday, March 8. Juliette Low
Troop held a meeting in the scout
room in the public library. Con-
ME Labbitt, leader of the Puella
Explorates patrol, was in charge
of the meeting. A QUESTIONABLE on
what every Girl Scout should
know was answered by the troop,
and the Morse Code was studied.
On Tuesday, March 9, Junior
Troop II, the Cheergivers, at four
O'Clock held a regular meeting at
the grade school building. The
study of the Morse Code was CON
tinued. The patrols of this troop
planned to make patrol flags, each
patrol using its own colors. Sig
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naling out Of doors was prac-
ticed. The meeting closed with
singing of taps.
On Friday, March 10, q Court OF
Awards was held at the C~ongrega-
tional church at EIGHT o'clock,
to which the public was invited.
The church was filled with par
ents and friends of Scouting and
all were nleased with the fine
program. ~ ~
On Monday, March %, Mrs. Dell
Robbins entertained the Lakeside
troop at a tea party at her home
at four-thirty.
The Cheergivers sold daffodils
for Easter.
On March 81, the Lakeside troop
held a Court of Honor and plan
ned their MEETINGS for the month
of April.
The C"heergivers' troop held their
regular meeting March 80, in the
grade school building. In the
meeting the girls who are work.
Ing for their second class badges
took a test. The other girls work
ed on signaling. The girls had
an Easter egg hunt. They learned
three new songs. The meeting
closed with the singing of "taps."
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-04-02
LOCAL ITEMS

E. A. Steen was in town yes
terdav from Crow Agency.
]. L. Davis of Kirby was a Wis
itor in Hardin the first of the
week.
The new 1887 Ketvinator line
is now in. Come in and see
thean.-EDR HARDWARE co. tt
John Luther, Sarpy stockman-
farmer, was a county, seat visitor
Monday .
Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong
of Decker were Hardin visitors.
Wednesday.
Charles L. Pruitt, old-time resi-
dent of the lower valley, was in
town Wednesday.
We have a full line of Hudscr,
Poultry supplies. If
EDR HARDWARE co.
Miss Jennette Cook of Worden
spent Saturday in Hardin, a guest
of Miss Lucille Savage of the Lu-
ellie Shoppe.
w. M. Gentry, who resides on
a farm in the Little Horn valley,
near Crow A"encv attended to
business in Hardin, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hite and
daughter, Miss Betty were in
town Tuesday on their wav home
to Sarpy from a visit to Billings.
Harness Oil at Csc per gal. in
5-gal. lots. If
EDER HARDWARE co.
The members of the o. A. o. club
were guests at a ~one-thirty lunch
con and afternoon of BRIDGE given
bv Mrs. Lee Terpening at her
home at Sixth street and Custer
avenue, Wednesday. Three tables
OF bridge were in plav.
Miss Helen Jean Buzzetti en-
tertained the N. ]. x. club at a
dessert and bridge party Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Rob-
ert S. Ross. Zenda Alice McKit-
trick and Miss Jessie MI .Leod
were high score
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Schnei-
der and MIR. and Mrs. James T.
Durkln were hosts at a dinner
party last week, honoring MI.
and Mrs. Earl Clarke, Mrs. Mar
garet Schneider and Mrs. May
Johnson of Billings. Dinner COW
ers were laid for IL.
A number of friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Fitzpatrick called
at their home the fore part of the
week and held a house-warming
party: The Kilpatricks recently
completed the remodeling of their
nome in the Custer Park addition.
Following the party dinner, four
tables OF bridge were in play at
which Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE Kali
berg won high score.
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IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF LuDWICk ID. KCRTZ. De-
ceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that.
pursuant to the order Of this court
dated November 5. 1886. the under
as Administrative of the eS-
tate of Ludwick ID. Kurtz. also known
as Ludwig d. kurtz and Ludwig
kurtz. deceased. will sell at private
sale. subject to the confirmation by
the court. h following described
lands. to-wit:
Northeast Quarter tNEA) and
ter (NWASEA Section Twenty-one
l21). Township Two (2) North of
Range Thirty-three (33) East. Mon
tana PRINCIPAL Meridian. Big Horn
County Montana. consisting of two
hundred (2O0) acres. together with
fortv-five (45) shares of capita stock
Of the Wagon Box Ditch COMPANY
and Forty 40) shares Of capital
stock in Two Leggin Water Users
Association.
Bids must be in writing and de-
livered to and left at the office of
Bert w. Kronmiller. Cav Building.
Room %. Hardin. Montana. or filed
in the office of the above entitled
court. sale will be made on or after
the 18th dav OF April. 1887.
h terms of sale are either cash
or credit not to exceed one year with
interest at h rate of six per cent
per annum.
DATED at Hardin. Montana. this
list dav of April. 4. y. 1887:
Bert W. Kronmilier. Hardin. Mont,
Attorney for Administrative.
Pub. April 2. 9. 16. 1887.
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We can save you money on
motor OilS.-EDER HARDWARE

We can save you money on
motor oils.-EDER HARDWARE
Will C. Morris and j. w. Berns,
Sarpy ranchers, were in Hardin
after supplies, Thursday.
Lin Berry, a former Sarpy resi-
dent, now residing at Buffalo,
Wyo., passed through Hardin en-
route by auto to visit relatives
and friends at Sarpy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Riggs of
Lodge Grass were in Hardin yes
terday, looking for an apartment
in which to live. MI. Riggs ex-
poets to work at the Holly sugar
factory.
E. M. Bassford of Kirby and
Dominic Carboni OF Decker were
Hardin visitors Monday. They re-
port lots of moisture and pros
poets good for a crop year, for a
change.
James Evangeline, for 16 years
engaged in the restaurant and
home made ice cream business in
Sheridan, Wyo., is spending a
couple of days in Hardin, looking
SN~A VAIN
An Easter party was sponsored
by Mrs. VIM. A. Walker, Mrs. P.
D. Thomson and Mrs. Troy D.
French Monday evening. for the
Epworth League members. Easter
decorations, games and a lunch
were diversions.
At her apartment in the post
Office building, Thursday evening,
Miss Lavon Larsen entertained
at a buffet supper and several
games Of bridge. Her guests in
cluded Miss Mary Jane Buzzetti,
Miss Marian Brekke, Miss Maxine
kifer, Miss Lois BarrowS, Miss
Lucille Savage, Miss Betty Gun
bingham, and Miss Fern Candee.
G. F. Mc1ntire. district manager,
and D. z: Smith assistant zone
manager for the Pontiac Motor
Company, with headquarters at
Denver, Colorado, were Hardin
business visitors this week. While
here they appointed George E.
MolZalin Of Crow Agency, and H.
G. Bigley Of Hardin, as agents
for the Pontiac in this locality
These men will soon have dem
OLSCTdLOr cars on 0anQ ana Will
have a shipment of cars on dis
play around the fifteenth of April.
Enroute to Wolf school house
last Sunday afternoon to conduct
Easter services there, Rev. N. E.
Hannant and Mrs. Hannant met
with their first car accident in
Is years, and were unable to reach
their destination. Due to the
rough and slippery condition of
the road, just this side of the
Bokma place, the car, a new Ply
Mouth sedan, slid off the road and
to avoid tipping over, Rev. Han
nant headed it down a 15-foot
bank. Aside from badly scratch
ing the car on a barb wire fence,
and injuring the top, no damage
was done. The more than an
hours delav in getting back onto
the highway bv the aid Of Virgil
Hafner, who happened by, pre-
vented Rev. and Mrs. Hannant
from reaching the Wolf school
house. and there were no SER
vices. Luckily, neither was injured.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-04-02
Sore GuInS-PyOrrhea

Foul breath, loose teeth or sore
Gums are disgusting to behold,
all will agree, LETO'S PYORRHEA
REMEDY Is highly recommended
by leading dentists and never dis
appoints. Druggists return money II
It. fails. SHELLEY DRUG co. adv.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

In the District Court of the Thir-
tecnth Judicial District of the State
of Montana. in and for tile County
of Big Horn.
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The members of the Hardin
Foursquare church, under the di-
rection OF the pastor, Rev. Allan
Phillips, who is a carpenter as
well as a preacher, have started
the construction of a stucco
church building 80 x 60 feet, on
west Third street. J. S. Simmons
and E. Morissette are assisting
Rev: Phillips in the carpenter
work.
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w: H. Roach, one of the pioneer
stockmen of the lower valley.
was in town Wednesday from the
old George Dietsch ranch, ten
miles north of Hardin. He re-
ports plenty of moisture and lit
tie wind, which portends a good
crop year. He says his cattle
Wintered well, though he had to
feed heavily.
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CRICKET CHRISTOPHER
MEETINGS HELD IN COUNTY

Pryor-The Big Horn Cricket
and GraSShopper club held a
meeting in the Pryor school house,
Saturday afternoon, about two
o'clock. Plans were formulated
to combat crickets, Immediately
after they hatch. About fifty
men were present. Mr.. Roberts,
county extension agent of Carbon
county, Keith Shines of Yellow
stone county and Geo. w. Gustaf-
son of Big Horn county aided in
the coordination of effort. DR..
Mills, state entomologist, Mr.. Gus
tafson, MI. Shines, Mr.. Roberts and
Ray Chagnon gave short talks on
various aspects of the work. Nev-
er in the history of cricket con-
troll work until this year have the
men, materials and spirit been
assembled before the crickets were
Matched. The regular business
procedure of the meeting was di-
rected by Clark c. Green and
George Wright.
.Wyola-Monday night at eight
o'clock a cricket control meeting
was held in the government farm
Office at Wyola. About twelve
AIIeu were present. MI. MOQCgOm-
cry was elected temporary chair
man, pending q meeting to be
held Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock at the Community church
at Wyola: All persons interested
in combating the cricket menace
are urged to attend. Permanent
officers Of the Wyola Cricket Con-
troll organization will be elected at
that time.
Lodge Grass-Thursdav evening
a cricket control meeting was held
at the Lodge Grass government
farm station. One farmer at
tended stating that he was ready
to cooperate with a Lodge Grass
organization to engage in cricket
control work if such an organiza-
ton Is formed.
st. Xavier-Last Friday night a
scheduled cricket control meeting
failed to attract any attendance
at the government farm office at
St: Xavier. It is hoped that the
crickets will not bother Big Horn
valley farmers this wear
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Mrs. Jessie Rowland has return
ed from an extended visit with
relatives and friends at Luther,
Red Lodge and Belfry.
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IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF LuDWICK ID. kURTZ. De-
Evening star., 1937-02-15
North Carolina
Confessional Dinner

Senator and Mrs. Josiah w. Bailey
and Senator Robert Rice Reynolds will
head a list of distinguished guests
representing the North Carolina con-
gressional delegation at a dinner and
dance in the ball room of the Hotel
Raleigh Friday, given by the North
Carolina Democratic Club of Wash
ington.
Mr.. Wesley E. Mcdonald, president
of the club, is chairman of arrange
ments, and others on his committee
include Mr. William Hodges, Mr.. Rich
ard seawell and Mrs. Katherine
Cowan.
The congressional unit includes
Representative and Mrs. Lindsay c.
Warren. Representative and Mrs. John
H. Kerr, Representative and Mrs.
Graham A. Barden, Representative
and Mrs. Harold D. Cooley, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Frank Hancock,
Representative and Mrs. William B.
Umstead, Representative and Mrs. j.
Bayard Clark, Representative j. Walter
Lambeth. Representative and Mrs.
Robert L. Doughton. Representative
and Mrs. A. L. Bulwinkle, Represent
ative and Mrs. zebulon Weaver, Mr.
A. D. Folger, national committeeman
from North Carolina and Miss Beatrice
Cobb, national conmitteewoman. The
Governor of North Carolina and Mrs
Clyde r. Hoey will attend.
The banquet is scheduled for 7:30
o'clock, with dancing at 10 o'clock.
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Miss Darling
And Mr.. Prizer
Engaged to Wed

MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH r. DAP
LING of Kew Gardens, N. Y,
and Rauhala, Chestnut Hill. Phila-
delphia, announce the engagement Of
their daughter Charlotte Upton Nc
Nab, to Mr.. John Butter Prizer of
Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Darling is a granddaughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Warren
Kelsey of Boston and Philadelphia
and great-granddaughter of the late
Cadwallader Golden Washburn, a for
mer Governor of Wisconsin and one
Of the seven WaShburn brothers of
Livermore, Me-, all of whom were
active in public life. The bride-elect
Is a niece of Mrs Winthrop Parker
of New York, Mrs. Bertrand Went
worth Of Gardiner, Me-; Mr.. Cad
wallader Kelsey of Short Hills. N. j.,
and Mr.. Albert Kelsey Of Quoglle,
Long Island and Chestnut Hill. Miss
Darling has been making her home
with her aunts, the Misses Kate and
Mary Kalsey of Philadelphia. She
attended Kew-Forest School in New
York, Shady Hill and Springside
Schools in Chestnut Hills. She was
graduated from Kendall Hall, Prides
Crossing, Mass, and made her debut
in Philadelphia in 1880.
Mr.. Prizer is the son of DR.. E. Tower
Prizer and the late Mrs. Prizer. the
former Miss Jessie Butter of Phila-
Evening star., 1937-02-15
Mr.. Quintin Paredes
Honored at Lunch

The resident commissioner from
the Philippine Islands. MI. Quintin
Paroles, was given a luncheon Satur-
day at the Mayflower by group Of
his Filipino friends in the city in
celebration of the first anniversary OF
his service as envoy of President Que
zon of the Philippines to the United
States.
Among the guests at the luncheon
we're the following members of the
Insular Affairs Committee of the
House of Representatives, who at
tended the Philippine commonwealth
Inauguration: Representative Will
burn Cartwright, Representative FL
mer J. Ryan, Representative George
II. Mahon, Representative Don Gin
gerry, Representative Karl Stefan and
Representative Fred L. Crawford.
Other prominent guests we're Rep
resentative Bert Lord, Brig. Gen.
Greed F. Cox, chief of the Bureau of
Insular Affairs; former Senator Harry
B. Hawes, Col. Donald c. Mcdonald,
Mr. Joseph Jacobs of the Philippine
Affairs Division of the State Depart
ment, DR.. Ben D. Dorfman, DR..
Frank A. Waring, Maj. MCGEE,
u. S. A.: Judge Raymond A. Walsh,
MIR. John B. Gordon, Mr.. Harry
Frantz, Mr.. E. E. Bomar and Mr..
p. McGroarty.
The Filipino group rendering the
luncheon consists of Mr.. Quintin
Parades, jr.; Mr.. U. A. zafra, Mr..
James G. Wingo. Mr.. Diosdado Yap
and Mr.. C. T. Elbo.
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Distinguished Company
To Attend Testimonial
To Postmaster General
Mrs. Farley Returning From Florida for
Dinner ight-Other
Official News.

TINE President Mrs Roosevelt will attend the Democratic
victory jubilee dinner tonight in of the Postmaster
James Farley Mrs Farley returning
Florida this afternoon for the event honorng husband
President Mr. John Nance will be the
the dinner which will attended hundred
prominent Democrats.
Mrs will this at
the White House.
The United States Minister Venezuela
Nicholson sailed Friday aboard the Santa Lucia for the formers
post at Caracas
Representative Mouton Friday
and from there Norfolk take the Winter sports
will return to Washington today.
Mrs Thomas Representative
tanned IA luncheon today 2400 Sixteenth street in
honor of Mrs. Ernest w. Brown.
The counselor of French Embassy Henry
been returned to Washington yesterday Henry will
60 to with the retiring Ambassador and Nine de
Labouaye the appointed Ambassador and Nine
Bonnet when the latter arrive Tuesday.
Friday Henry guests at luncheon of Mr.
Joseph Wener president the Miami Jockey Club who enter
tanned large and later at the races in honor OF Gov
Fred P Cone of Florida.
The counselor of the Greek legation Mr. Nicholas G. Ley
returned yesterday from New York where he spent several days.
The retiring counselor Legation
Beug Douglas will be joined the end of next week by Baroness
Beuge Douglas who expected to sail for this country the
end this Breuge Douglas went abroad
ago and returning to close their house here and
Baron Breuge Douglas to his new post as Neither
Minister Among the most popular and attractive
diplomats accredited to this Baron and
Douglas will greatly missed only
the diplomatic circles but also in official and resident circles
senora Gracea Trucco senorita Tucco daug
Chilean Ambassador Don Manuel Trucco have
gone guests of the former President of
de Sacasa their daughter Senorta
Sacasa, for the remainder of this week.
The second secretary the Embassy
of Portuguese legation Senior oao
left for the Gulf Coast by motor and will be
absent for fortnight
Capt William R. Macknnon. U. S. A, 9. NJ c., and Mrs
Benning at the Martinique for
indefinite stay.
Harry Knox guests Sunday of
Carlisle at Palm Beach will Miami
of this week.
Lieut. COL and Mrs Amory Miller of Fond du Lac Wis,
at the Martinique for indefinite stay.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
The Presidents House
Former Representative Greenway Guest
at Mrs. Roosevelt's Conference.

Mrs. Roosevelt, accompanied by Mrs.
Henry Morgenthau, jr., wife of the
Secretary of the Treasury, will make
'her annual visit to Cornell University.
They will leave Washington tomorrow
afternoon after the luncheon which
Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the Secretary
Of State. will give in honor of the
Presidents wife. Mrs. Roosevelt and
Mrs. Morgenthau will attend the meet
ings of the Master Farmers, which are
held annually at Cornell. They ex-
pect to reach Ithaca Wednesday aft
ernoon and will attend the Master
Farmers banquet Thursday evening,
at which Gov. Lehman of New York
will present the awards. From Ithaca
Mrs. Roosevelt will go to Utica to
speak Friday evening and probably
will spend the week end at Hyde Park,
reaching New York Monday, Febru-
ary %. in time for the party that eve
ming which she gives annually for
the faculty Of the Todhunter School.
The next day Mrs. Roosevelt will speak
in New Haven and will return to New
York for a tea which will be given
Wednesday. February "a, in her honor
by the officers Of the Ladies' Home
journal. The Presidents wife will
return to the White House Thursday
morning, February rs, and that after
noon will entertain the Washington
Bryn Mawr Club at tea. She will hold
her next press conference Monday
morning, March !, at II o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
President and Mrs. Roosevelt Attend Noted Democrat
By the Way
Beth Blaine

WHILE giving farewell parties in
retiring de 1abuay the
daughter Marie These de
Iabouay Marie Therese de IAbuye born
dance given the
embassy Sixteenth a gap
which wi" not be readily filled as she has many friends young and DID, who
will miss her
among many festivities Laboulayes
cocktail
Gertrude Lau0hn who at present charge Of the assistants
constantly every
ahUay by Embasys bachelors ye
joint Sapeton
speech-rnakine
the po dinner hare ,encea ou sny Aono n. d,n1ooc
bachelors Phillip
Benedeto capomazsa and Count Leon Bnd
toas aeUel respective
of to bid her
dbutante
who for the past two has Winter
the Misses Mary Louise and Irene Sheridan spending this
family Santa Barbara Calf,
visiting
group daughter
in Shanghai
En see speed
her way via telegraph There is just probability that
Cana wedding
scheduled for early
Rome will be on the same
continent
be undoubtedly a constant exchange Of visits
MRS Assistant Secretary of State
January February lovely home
Wyoming The this copy
building Franca formerly edc
Rome The only noticeable difference the absence
lions the Cars have two large flower instead
Ideally planned for entertaining passing
small studies enter through wrought
hung uh tapestries balcony Pauing
Which several
the dining OF green
greeted Hall paneled
its hghbdced leather chairs
decoration motif of the rest OF the
The Valentine decorations biscuits
Mrs Rudolph Max Kaufnann while
poured the cider which the Cars have always served
shoes assisted They will leave
our Vice Consul in Milan portrait
Evening star., 1937-02-15
Cabinet Officer
To Be Honor Guest

The Secretary Of War. Mr.. Harry
H. woodring, will be the honor guest
and speaker at the banquet and ball
of the Pennsylvania State Society to-
morrow evening at the Willard Hotel.
Representative J. Buell. Snyder Is
president of the society and among
others who will attend the gala func-
tion will be Senator and Mrs. James
J. Davis, Senator Joseph F. Guffey.
the Majority Leader of the House of
Representatives Sam Rayourn, the
chaplain of the House. the Rev. James
Shera Montgomery, and the members
of the House from Pennsylvania and
their wives.
A feature Of the banquet will be a
program by Miss Mona Neol of Sioux
City, gifted harpist.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
Palmetto State Club
To Give Masked Ball

Among those invited to be honor
guests at the South Carolina Demo-
cratic Clubs masked ball, February
Is, from 10 until / o'clock at the
Almas Shrine Temple, 1915 K street,
are the Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Daniel c. Roper. the Assistant
Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs. Mon
roe Johnson, Senator and Mrs. Elli-
son D. Smith. Senator and Mrs James
F. Byrnes, Representative H. P. Full
mer, Representative Thomas S. Nc
MILAN, Representative Allard H.
Gasuue, Representative G. Hayward
Mahon, jr.: Representative James P.
Richards and Representative John
c. Taylor and their wives; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. jackson of the
Bureau Of Fisheries, Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Latimer of the Post Office
Department, Mr.. Edward P. Hodges
Of the Attorney Generals Office and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben P. Fishburne.
South Carolina State colors Of
blue and white, with State flags, will
be used in the ball room. Spanish
moss from South Carolina will be
draped in an attractive manner.