The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-11-24
Crow Agency News

A meeting to discuss land use
problems and leasing questions
was held in the Grow gymnaS-
Jun under the sponsorship of
the Extension staff of the Crow
Agency, Friday afternoon. Fred
DeinaS, Carl Sloan, A. G. West
wood, Jr., and G.. w. GuStafson,
county extension agent of Big
Horn county, spoke on the sub
ject under discussion, as did
the members of the Extension
staff of the Agency and the
Superintendent. About seventy
five people were in attendance.
Mrs. j. j. Sloan and Mrs. Lura
Strand of Hardin were hostess
seS at the social hour after O.
E. S. meeting Thursday evening
About ten tables of bridge were
in play and the high award
went to Mrs. Lillian Morrison
Mrs. Weir received low prize.
Mems awards went to b. J..
KleinheSselink and Delbert Rob-
bins.
A farewell party honoring
Mrs. Ella DOSter, who has re-
signed as head nurse of the
Crow hospital, was held at the
nurses home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Dosuer left Wednesday
morning for California to be
with her mother. Bridge and
Monopoly were the evenings
entertainment. Robert Yellow
tail presented Mrs. DoSter with
the guest prize, a small ala
baster light house, a gift of the
federal employees. Mr. Yellow
tail commended Mrs. DoSter for
her service while here. During
the presentation the lights we're
turned out and the light in the
lighthouse turned on, making
the presentation very effective.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Doster, ladies' high, Mrs. J.. J..
Sloan, second high, and A. D.
Stephenson, high prize for men.
Delicious refreshments were
served and a very enjoyable
evening was had by all present.
L. l.. Smith went to Great
Falls Thursday to attend a
WPA meeting, and returned on
Saturday.
The Knitting club met at the
home of Mrs. R. S. Pinkerton
Wednesday evening.
Seven members of the Crow
Agency All Beef club showed
their calves and sold them at
the Junior Livestock show in
Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Small,
Mrs. Charles E. Ballard, and
Miss Gilmore Rockwell we're
members of the refreshment
committee serving the o. E. S.
meeting in Hardin Thursday
evening.
Two Indian All sewing clubs
at the St. Xavier Mission have
been organized by the Extern
sion service of Crow Agency.
The two clubs have a total
membership of fifty-seven.
MIR. and Mrs. R. S. Pinkerton
went to Great Falls Friday on
business.
Mrs. ]. J. Ping of Hardin
showed moving pictures of Al
askan scenes, some of which
were in natural colors, at the
Baptist church. Sunday night.
The audience filled the hall and
appreciated the entertainment
very much.
All Indian girls organized a
~buckSkein club for beading and
weaving in Lodge Grass. Annie
Whiteman is the leader of the
group.
A All Baby Beef club was
organized in the Antler school
with five members enrolled.
Mrs. Ruth Gregory is the lead
er.
A program and exhibit by all
All clubs in Crow Agency was
gwen Saturday evening Novem-
Der 10, at the Crow school. The
evening was given over to or
ganizing All clubs for the COM
ing year and a great many chill
dren and their parents attend
ed.
Superintendent Robert Vel
loWtail left Monday for Their
mopoliS, Wyoming, to attend a
conference on water projects
and water conservation which
will affect the flow of the Big
Horn river.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Scott and
motored to the Tongue
River reservation Sunday, where
they remained until Tuesday.
Friends of R. S. Bristol, Ex-
tension Supervisor in the In
dian Service, will be interested
to learn that word has been
relieved from Washington, D.
c., that Mr. Bristol has been
transferred to the Washington
office to take the position form
!erly held by H. w. Shipe. who
has been transferred to the u.
S. Indian Irrigation service.