The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-11-05
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She v me fifteen cents. I put
it into my bank. I went last Sat
urday. Mother gave me a nickel;
then I had 20 cents. I got me a.
tablet and a box of crayonS; then
I had is cents left.
3 Sunday, Just before dinner, my
aunt took the Cunningham girls
and my sister and I up to the
sugar beet factory in Hardin 20
take Mr.. Cunningham's lunch. 1t
did not smell good in a little room
he was in, so I climbed down the
stairs and went outside. As soon
as we got home we ate our dinner
We played with our dolls.
DOROTHY PITSCHl
It was Harold Greenwald's
birthday, Saturday. He gave us a
treat, Friday. We had suckers. We,
enjoyed it very much.
At school we are learning some
Thanksgiving songs. The names
of them IN ssThe- Breaking Waves
Dashed High" and Thanksgiving
Day Is Near" They are all good
songs.
On Saturday night before Hal
lowe'en I went outside and played.
I had a sheet over me and a mask
on my face. I went over and scar
lot of fun.
BETTY MAE HAMMER
Last Sunday I went along to
the dump. I had a lot of fun.
When I came home my sister and
I played house. We had a lot Of
fun at that, too.
Sunday night we had a Hal
lowe'en party. We had fun:
LOIS JEAN VICKERS
Last Saturday we went to town.
My fat brother had ten cents. we
spent it for candy and balloons. I
ID" 1A'' MARY TELLER
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On Saturday we went out to
Raglands. Sammy and Jerry had a
Halloween party. We went to the
bridge across the coulee and rolled
old tires off it. Then Sammy.
Tommy and I went into the gran
ary and got out at another door
that Sammy unlocked from the
inside. Then we hid in the CON-
bine from the other boys. There
were % children there. We played
ship on the combine. We threw
wheat at each other. Then We
threw corn all around, but we
had to pick that up. Then we rode
tires down a hill. Ellis and I
pumped water and got our feet
all wet. Donald asked Sammy if
he might take a pumpkin home
to make a Jack-o-lantern.
BOBBY SAUNDERS
Friday night I went to my
uncle's birthday party. They,
turned out all the lights and talk
ed about spooks. Some boys told
me to get down on my knees and
crawl behind some girls and say
boo. I did it and the girls
jumped.
SAMMY RAGLAND
Sunday my mother gave me a
flower pot for Miss Batty. I am
MARY AGNES So; zELKAi
Saturday we went to Lodge
Grass to visit at my Uncle Fred
,Young's. Aunt Maude was there
from Denver, Colo. She is my
mothers sister. Mother had not
seen her for thirteen years. I HAD
never seen her. My cousin has
three OF four goats. We rode them
and Aunt Maude said: Look out!
You are going to fall off," But We
didn't. We were afraid to ride the
big one. Arthur is only six years
old and he got on the big one, but
it bucked him off and hunted
him, but it didn't hurt him much.
BILLY TOWNE
Steve Haffner and Buddy Spooty
and Donnell and I got sheets and
Jack-o-lanterns and played we
were ghosts and frightened a little
boy out in the camp.
DARRELL LINTHACUM
Saturday Bobby Saunders came
out to my place and We went
pheasant hunting.
Saturday Bonny and Betty Bell
and June Chambers and I went
roller skating. When we got back
we made taffy. !
My grandma sent me a clown
suit from Litchfield. Ill. 1t Isl
green and red. Sunday Uncle
Charles and daddy went pheasant
hunting. They stayed all day, but
they didn't get one.
TOMMY SAWYER
Saturday I had the saddle
horse. I was herding sheep. The
surcingle broke and the saddle
came off and I tumbled to the
ground.
LAWRENCE HOCHHALTER
Dear Boys and Girls:
Our old stand-patters are here
again, but where are the rest Of
you? You surely had some Hal
lowe'en doings at your school.
Why not write us about it?
What are you doing to get ready
for Thanksgiving? Are YOU plan
ming a program at YOUR school?