The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-30
Owl Creek News

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Romine OF
Sarpy creek were Sunday guests
u Nlr. and Mrs. Bert Romlne.
Little Carol Sherod fell from
her swing last week and is sui
fering with a badly strained
arm as the result of the fall.
Harley Simmons, well driller:
| has moved his machinery back
, to the Harold Suit ranch to
complete the Suit well. Mr.
Simmons moved from the Suit
ranch some time ago to do some
work on the Wyola we'll.
Roger Fisher spent a few
days last week with Robert
Cook on Youngs creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Cooksie
of Sheridan were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Miles.
MIR. and Mrs. Dick Fisher spent
two days last week visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Cook en- Youngs
creek.
Miss Violet and James Alex
ander of Bozeman, Mont, niece
| and nephew of Bert ROmine
were last Sunday guests OF the
Bert Romine family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Thompson
of Lodge Grass were callers at
the Edwin Miles ranch last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice de-
livered two polled Hereford bulls
Saturday to Paul Mccarthy at
Newcastle, Wyo.
MI. and Mrs. George RaS-
mussen were Sheridan business
callers Wednesday.
The girls All club met or
Thursday at the home of Mrs
Charles Sherod. The next meet,
ing will be at the Jim Brown
! home. June 23rd.
R. J. Miller of Lodge Gras:
creek and Fred Given of Cora
creek we're Owl creek visitors
Saturday.
the home of Mrs. john Rice las
Thursday with Mrs. Rice a:
| hostess. Arrangements were
. made for the free barn dance
and box social to be given soor
in Dick Fishers barn: Water
for posters and further an.
nouncementS. The next meeting
# the club will be June 30th al
the home of Mrs. Harold Suit
Charles and Thad Helvey Of
Kirby were callers at the DlcE
Fisher ranch last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Suit anc
Albert Miles were Hardin call
ers Saturday.
jim Brown met with an un'
usual accident last week. While
working with some ewes witt
Young lambs, one of the hostile
mothers butted Mr.. Brown anc
knocked him face down onto 9
tree stump. His nose received
the brunt of the fall and wa:
badly cut, necessitatlng severa.
Stitches and three trips tt
, Sheridan for medical treatment
w. H. Baldridge of Minneap'
oils, Mimi, who visited the John
Rice ranch a short time ago
purchased a young herd bull
prospect from Mr. Rice las
"wednesday. Mr.. Rice delivered
the bull to Billings WEDNESDAY
where it was to be shiroed witt
some horses also purchased BY
Mr.. Baldridge.
MI. and Mrs. Bob Fulmer anc
daughters, Jean and Margare,
from Upper Big Owl, Marvin
Steadman and Homer Newin o.
Kirby, were Sunday visitors o!
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice spent
THURSDAY and Friday in Sher.
idan. Miss Ruth Howorth OF
Big Horn, Wyo., niece OF MRS
Rice, came home with them u
spend a week at the Rlce
Francis Brown, who is re-
ceiving treatment in the Sher.
idan County Memorial hoSplta
for a badly cut foot, received
when he became entangled lr
barb wire with his team of hor.
ses, is reported as getting along
nicely.
A small cloudburst was re-
ceived on Little Owl and Sioux
pass creeks Friday afternoon
Water gaps were torn out, gar.
dens badly washed, chickens
drowned and considerable gralr
laid down as the creeks anc
draws were filled from the
heavy downpour. -,
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Howartf
of Big Horn were Sunday guests
of Mi. and Mrs. John Rice.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles How
arth, Miss Ruth Howarth, Mrs
John Rice and Gary were Sun
day callers at the home of MIR