The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-01-29
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Horace Hudson hauled a load of
coal for Happy Humphrey, Friday.
MIR. and MIS-. Ivan Clark and
family spent the weekend in
Clyde Dygert of Toluca hauled
q load of hay from Earl Gray S
place. Sunday.
Most of the community at
tended the sale at the Paul Schaf-
er place, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Forney and
family of near st. Xavier spent
Sunday at the Cary Mabe home.
Mi. and Mrs. Horace Hudson
and boys spent Sunday at the
Manuel Kaufman home near st.
Xavier.
Mrs. Chas. Faw is not getting
along as well as we would Like to
see her. Her doctor says she has
anaemia.
Mrs. Earl Gray spent Sunday
afternoon at the Bob Ewing home.
The Ewing family have all been
sick, but are better at this writing.
Harry H. Simpson and Happy
Humphrey called on Carl Quarn-
burg, Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Quarnburg Is down with the flu.
Mrs. Chas. Ferguson and boys
from the other side of st. Xavier
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Fergu-
sons brother, Earl Gray and fam
lily.
Horace Hudson and Hobart Delp
butchered hogs, Saturday.
Mrs. Happy Humphrey spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Bina
Hudson.
The Home Demonstration club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Bina Hudson. Thursday. The
demonstration will be tieing and
dyeing by Mrs. Pierce Hodges.
Shelby Hodges and Roland We
del gave a sleigh ride party, Sat-
urday night. We think, from the
sounds emitted, everyone had a
wonderful time. Those attending
outside our neighborhood were
Marion and Vera Plummer from
near Hardin.
MFR. and Mrs. Elmer Simpson
vent to Miles City, Saturday. MIS-.
Simpsons brother, Dudley Sly of
Ashland. is In the hospital there,
very low with pneumonia. They
returned Monday night and re-
ported he Is some better. but still
in a critical condition. We hope
for his speedy recovery.
The men of the community met
at the school house. last Thursday
night, for a club meeting; but,
as their leader. Pete Davidson was
unable to attend on account of
illness, the men spent the even
ing playing cards, Earl Gray being
high man. They are to make an
other attempt at a meeting, this
Thursday night and if their lead
er does not show. there will be
another card game. Have a good
time. boys. but don't forget the
ladies have a club, too. and like
very much to attend each meet
ing.
Two more of our little boys will
be ready to start school, next fall.
Jackie Delp was six years old.
Thursday, Jan. 81. Dale Hudson
Spent the day and night with him.
Friday, Jan. 22nd. Dale was six
years old. Jackie went home with
him and Dale gave a dinner party
to the little folks who live close
by. Those attending were Elmer,
Dorothy. Helen and Sonny Wedel,
Jackie and Robert Delp and Ella
Joyce Gray. After a sumptuous
dinner was partaken of. the little
folks played games until it was
time to eat icecream and cake.
at an early hour the little folks
returned home. Wishing Dale and
Jackie many more happy birth
days. Dale and Jackie are cousins.
Mrs. Hudson vas assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Hobart Delp in enter
tanning the young folks.
The many friends of John p.
Turner. foreman of the OW ranch
on Tullock creek. will be pleased
to know that he is improving
from his recent illness.
Both high school and grades
resumed Monday r~1orriru af+er 4,