The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-12-15

Mrs. George Iler VISITED with
friends in Hardin Saturday at
ternoon.
]. D. Muhlbier was a Hardin
business caller Fridav and at
ended the conservation meet
ing.
John Reno of Soap creek made
4 trip to Hardin Friday. He Wis
ted his daurhter. Mrs. Glen
Faw. and family.
Goor~e Lackman, Sr.. called
on H. P. Schaller Monday.
NE.r. and Mrs. Hugh Snively
>~d children motored to Har-
din Saturday evening.
Mrs. Helen Robertson called
Of tho n. j. Muhlbier home on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Barnes of
Busbv twisted at the Robert
TAYLOR and H. E. Smell homes
Sunday.
Miss Lena Mac Peck visited
Miss Marian Smell SUNDAY.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Connie Nolde
~rn~rod in St. Xavier Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Ms. OSWALD of Camp
rive were Christmas shopping
in Hardin SATURDAY..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shcinner
were Hardin callers SATURDAY..
An inch of rain fell in this
community last week. 1t was alb
~o"hed so quickly bv the ground
hat there was no frost.
(Last Weeks Items)
Sister and Sonny Burroughs
of Hardin spent the week end
with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Carper of
the Baptist mission.
Mrs. Clayton VIM returned
20 St. Xavier Friday afternoon
after having spent a few days
in Hardin visiting her father,
J. A. Candee.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Zier en-
tertained Tuesday evening, No
vember %. honoring the twelfth
birthday of their daughter, Bet
ty. The dinner table center piece
was a gayly decorated birthday
cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Smell &C
companied their son = in = law,
Robert Taylor to Billings on
Saturday. While Mr.. Taylor
transacted business, Mr. and
Mrs. Smell visited their twin
daughters at St. Vincent's hos
rital, and were dinner guests of
Mrs. SHELLS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Wolfgram.
H. j. GreenWalt is completing
the hauling of his sugar beets
frir his ranch near Warman to
Hardin.
George Hardt was a business
caller in Billings Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zieler and
SOn called on Mr.. and Mrs. Day.
d Zier Sunday afternoon.
COMFY Bramn has moved his
household goods into one of the
sugar company labor houses. He
plans to live there during the
winter.
John Schneider motored to
Billings Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lack
man, Sr., spent a day last week
with friends and relatives in
Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taylor
and children, Thelma Ruth,
Phyllis Mae and Rooert mot
ored to Hardin Sunday.
Ford Davis is hauling cotton
seed cake from Hardin this
week to feed his cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Keough
drove to Billings Thursday.
l Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hagar mot
ored to Wyola Thursday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Zier spent
Wednesday in Hardin, shopping.
They we're dinner guests of Mrs.
z er's sister, Mrs. Louis Water
house, and family
Mrs. Roy Covington accom-
panied Ed Jahnke to Sheridan
Friday on business.
Mrs. John Reno has returned
to her home near Soap creek
after assisting Mrs. Worth in
Hardin.
Jay Lee called at the sugar
farm Tuesday morning.
Ford Davis has his riders
rounding up his cattle to put
into winter feeding quarters.
Mrs. Clayton VIM and her
son, Melvin, who have spent the
past six weeks with relatives
and friends here, left Sunday
morning for their home in Bur
bank, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Law
renee drove to Billings Thurs
day, where Mrs. Lawrence was
given medical care.
Mrs. Ruth Rice was a Hardin
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