The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-02-04

4th. Everyone is invited.
Miss Kathryn Liz, who has been
an employee of the st. Vincent
hospital in Billings, for the past
year, is now visiting friends and
relatives in Lodge Grass. Miss Liz,
a former pupil of the Lodge Grass
high school, is studying voice un-
der the direction of Sister Mary
Sylvia, who is supervisor of music
at the Fratt school. In the near
future Miss Liz intends to make
several public additions.
The Ladies' Aid society was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Lydia and Mrs. Hutchinson.
The students who made the
honor roll the first semester IT
school are as follows: freshmen
Lena Adsit, Patricia Carney, Eileen
Eggart, Ruby Miles, Jean Romine,
Robert Wiley. Sophomores-Goldie
Ames. Ruby Baker, Fern Holley,
Alta Hunter, William Morton. Sc
niors-Pearl Baker, Mary Lou Foltz,
ana MaIle MOrCOn.
In the grade school, the students
on the honor roll the third six
weeks period were: First grade
Beverly Hubbard, 90; Bill Meister,
90; Cleotus Allen, 81; Keith Holley,
81; Ella Lining, 81; Buelah Lin
ing, 80; Second grade-Romona
Pease, 90; Catedra Samerido, 81:
Ataloa Hogan, 81; Evelyn Fenton,
81; Daisy Wiley, 90; Betty May
Green, 90; Porter Chandler, 90:
Third grade-George Morton, IS;
Reuben. Weigand, 81; Minnie Ellen
Whiteman. "a; Helen Holley, %;
Carol Sherod, 90; Beta Barrett, 90;
Reinhold Jabs, 90: Virginia Hamil-
ton, 90; Clara Harris, 90; Harold
Troy, 81; Lydia Miller, 30; Dollean
Young. 90; Fourth grade-Wallace
Mcneil, IS; Viola Bond, IS; Gwen
da Layton, IS; Evelyn Hopper, "a;
Lyle Taught, 90; George Pease, 90;
Susanna Old Crow, 90: Charlotte
Adsit, 90; Iris Green. 81; Fifth
! grade-Mildred Mack. 90; Violet
! Wright. 90; Opal Baker, 81; Blanche
Brock, 81; Jack Adsit, 81; Bernard
Cummins, 30; Sixth grade-Julian
Norviile. "a; Jean Davidson, 90;
Hazel Knight, 90; Ruth Jabs, 90;
Edward Weigand, 90; Billye Ruth
Zimmerman, 90; Seventh grade.
Henry Esp, IS; Donald Esp, 90;
Shirley Boise, 90: Charlotte Nor
ton, 81; Robert Wiley, 90; Eighth
grade Weston Norville, 81; George
| cite Johnson, 90; Lyle Taught, 30:
Miles Mock, 80. Those neither alb
sent nor tardy the 3rd six weeks
were: Lois Haffner, Keith Holley,
Beverly Hubbard, Alfred Lawrence
Johnson, Ella Lining, Lee Morton.
| Bill Meister, Arthur Young. Jerry
!Reichert, Evelyn Fenton, Doris Har-
ris, Ataloa Hogan, Helen Pease.
Catedra Samerido, Porter Chand-
Ter, Frank Garcia, Harry Graham,
Robert Haffner, Jacob Jabs, Rich
ard Keller, Edward Pattyn, Albert
Pattyn. Marvion Reichert, Ray
mond Suit, Edward Schenderline,
=, Richard Williams. William Buck
inghom, Ralph Forman, Elmer Gun
Shows, Reinhold Jabs, George Nor
ton, Fred Richards, Tuaquin Sam
erido, Billy Wright. Bingo Pretty
On Top, Leroy Larson, Vet Barrett,
Virginia Hamilton, Clara Harris,
Minnie Ellen Whiteman. Wallace
Mcneil, George Pease, Viola Bond,
Beverly Brookins, Annie Byrd.
Mary Cummins, Helen Morrison.
susanna Old Crow, Charlotte Adsit.
Jack Adsit, Bernard Cummins.
i Minnie Fenton, Robert Fenton,
Theodore Harris, Tyler Lett Hand,
Max Richards, Hartford White
Hip, Fred Young, Audrey Williams,
Mildred Mock, Junior Not Afraid,
Doris Milliron, Edward Weigand,
Billye Ruth Zimmerman, William
Pease, Ruth Jabs, Nadine Miles,
Ira Left Hand, Pauline Whiteman,
Bobby Bends. Henry Esp, Donald
ESP, Bill Green, Emmett Smith,
Robert wiley, Norma Barrett, Ma
lena Berland, Shirley Boise, Mar
garet Knutson, Harold Adsit, Lyle
Taught, Clarence Harris, Oakley
Jackson, Miles Mock, Weston Nor
vile, Bill Weigand, Lincoln White
Shirt, James Wiley, Cyriel Not
Afraid.
Attorney A. G.. Defender. Mr.
Fairfield, MI. Cross of Sheridan,
Wyo., were in Lodge Grass Tues
day looking over the prospects for
water to be used in connection
with the bentonite plant which will
be constructed in the near future.
1t will be the only bentonite plant
in the state of Montana and will
, emnloy about Is men. The plant