The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-09-22

Fay T. Abel, Mrs. Clayton Cla-
min and Mrs. P. r. Foreman
motored to Hardin Thursday
evening to attend the Eastern
Star meeting.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. B.
Hubbard and daughter, Beverl,
were callers in Wyola Sunday.
Dick and Jack Gregory of Up
per Lodge Grass creek were IN
town Saturday evening.
Miss Gene LOnllre, MISS Mick
lovich and Bill Smith were in
Hardin Saturday evening.
Miss Alma Newman and Miss
Dewel entertained at the
~AeaouerS Sewing cub Wednes-
day evening. Those VINO atten-
ded were Miss Judy Birch, Miss
Johanna Hansen, MISS Violet
LlsOn, Miss Betsy anu t.rnestlne
hUsS, Mrs. Lon Fans, MRS. hoy
L~OA.lere, Mrs. George baiougn
anu the guest OF honor, Mss
nosal.e B4e.anS OF haroln.
Mr.. and MRS. FOX we're here
SUNDAY visiting their daughter,
WIS. Morris smith. Ley 4eIt
1Or BILLINGS Monday, Hnere Mrs.
OK VII 4eCe4Ve IuedlCal at.eE-
ton.
y. Owen OF Billings was here
tral. :actlng business NioH0ay.
I1r. ana MIS-. Glrdden UnQel-
hC.en OF W.Ii.1Ieu, Mont, N4oIt-
ed Mr.. and MIS-. LJnl.ele Mon
Gay.
4ne following shipped cattle
f. oh Spear Sung W tie Cn.-
L4sO market last week: Inc
-teNenS family, Ray rowt-s,
Ca-l Gross, MIS-. Jessie Spear,
L. 0. Multiply ana Jo..nly
helvey.
lony Paakovich was a bust
ness ca4Ier az LoGge Grass
Monday.
vay fitzgerald made a bust
ness trip 70 BILLINGS MONDAY.
Miss lara Clds was cal.eu w
Seattle, WAIST, MONDAY eve
nlng by the ueath or Ler bro
uner.
Mr. and Mrs. Envy LaFevre
and Mrs. Grover Harris visited
the Lodge Grass dam WeaneS-
day.
MISSES Neva, Margine and
Violet BrockWayy b. ClaWSon
and James Robinson ATTENDED
the theatre at hardin SaJur-
day evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Hensley
called at Sheridan on business
Monday.
Mrs. Edith Crow has opened
a hamburger and snort order
cafe near the post office.
MIR. and Mrs. "A. w. Gardner
and daughter, Dottie, were din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lynde Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Milliron
motored to Sheridan on bust
ness Saturday.
Mrs. Ole Nelson and Mrs. B.
A Zimmerman made a bust
ness trip to Billings last week.
MI. and Mrs. Gerry Reen of
Sheridan were visitors at the
a. w. Gardiner home sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Parker
called on MIR. and Mrs. Dave
Moss Sunday.
Letitia Chandler and j. H.
Mllllron were reported very iii
the past week.
Mr.. and MRS. W. H. Wilson
and son, Calvin anu Mrs. Mel
vim Schick were callers at Har-
din Saturday.
Mrs. A. w. Gardner and dau-
ghter, DOttie, and Cliff Clanin
visited in Hardin Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Hamp Smith
of Gillette, Wyo., are visiting
at the William Lynde ranch.
Don FariS ana George Bal
ough have organized a boys
SOFT ball team IN high school.
Games r scheduled with the
Lodge Grass base pail team
and Billings.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hugh Norville
and family and Mr.. and Ms.
Don Faris and daughter, Betty,
Were picnlcklng near Wyola on
Monday evening.
Mike Roach, district supervis-
or of the WPA called on Mayor
hester Stevenson Saturday to
discuss the proposed project to
gravel the streets OF Lodge
Grass.
Mir: and Mrs. Roy Lomiere en-
tertalned at a party given Sat-
urday evening. The following
Nele present: Miss Judy Birch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Fairs, Mr.. and
.-ts. G1Ur5G ba4Uusl, N1I. and
Mrs. Joe Parker, MISS MARVIN
DeWel, Mss Alma Newman,
Miss Johanna Hansen. Ed Mat
he1s and Sam Stevenson.
Mrs. John T. Ryan was host
ess at a bridge party for Mrs.
Joe Parker, Mrs. Don Ferris, Mrs.
H. Richardson, Mrs. Hugh Nor
will, Mrs. Shonner and Mrs.
George Balough. Mrs. Hugh
Norvllle was winner of high
hOnors.
Lee Roberts was in town the
last week visiting Miss Lois
Smith.
Mss Mary Liz spent the
week end at St. Xavier visit
ing her sister, Gertrude.
Lester wilkins left for Mil
waukee, Wis, Monday after
spending the summer at the
Billie Miller ranch.