The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-09
SdrpY Creek News

Since the grand and glorious
rams that the Sarpy country
has been blessed with, both man
and beast seem to have taken
a new lease on life. The luxur-
liant wheat fields are already
knee high and the grass is the
best we've had in twelve years
all livestock fat and sleek, and
are the rancherS and farmers
jubilant!
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence John
son have just returned from a
trip to Compton, California.
bringing home Mr.. Johnson's
mother, Mrs. E. A. Flowers, who
has been visiting her daughter
in California for the past year
and a half. We are all happy
to have out much-loved friend
and neighbor back with us.
Mrs. Stanley Nichols is leav-
ing Friday for Mills, New Mex,
to visit her sister, Mrs. Ed
! Cheney and family. Mrs. Che
ney will be remembered as Miss
Gertrude Beacham who has Wis
tied here at several different
times.
Roderick Mac Leod of Har-
din. who just recently returned
home from the Deaconess hos
pital in Billings. has been a
guest Of Tom Mac Leod and
family.
Mrs. Allen Romine and little
son. Johnny, of Hardin, visited
several days with Mr.. and Mrs,
Sid Romine.
Miss Shirley Bair of Hardin is
vacatiOning with Mrs. Ira Hay
ME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bennett
of New York City, are visiting
Mrs. BENEFITS mother. Mrs,
Lawrence Johnson. and Mr.,
Benefits parents of Sheridan,
Mrs. Bennett will be remem-
bered as Miss Carol Heaston,
WHO at one time attended Har-
din high school.
Wayne Jlnney OF Lead, S.
Oak, the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Jannev. WAS
married last week to a young
lady Of Lev:Stcwn, Montana.
Betty Hite Anna Luther. Lois
Landcn ard Pamela Lane. stu
dents Of Hardin high school,
have returned home for the
summon vacation.
Birtndav dinner parties are
becoming quite a fad in our
community. Two weeks age
Mrs. Stanley Nichols invited
several friends in to help cele-
brate her husbands birthday
Last Sunday about fifty friends
and neighbors surprised Mrs
Tom Mac Leod on her birthday
each guest furnished lunch and
it was a feast fit for a king.
Mr. and Mrs. Stark Barr anc
daughter, Marilyn, of Hardin
attended Mrs. Mac Leod'S birth
day party and incidentally
hauled back a load of lumber
from the saw mill to help builc
their new home, now under con-
struction.
Mrs. Bill Frazier, Selma, Bill
Jr., and Jack, have returned tt
their ranch home after spending
the school months in Hardin.
Everyone feels so encouraged
over the present outlook tina
enormous gardens have beer
planted. hoping to have veil
filled cellars when the Ions
winter hits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardie Red
ding spent Tuesday at the Irs
Haynie ranch. Hardie assisted
Ira in branding his spring cal
crop.
Miss Flora Landon, one O.
Sarpv'S most accomplished
young ladies. will graduate from
the Normal school in Billings il
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. jaime.
visited their son. Neil Janney, il
Billings last week.
Mrs. Lille Mac Ieod anc
DAUGHTER. Jessie. and Colin Ma
Leod. of the Safewav Store il
Hardin. were week end guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mac Leod
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Wandered
of near Flv Inn. visited her par
ertS. NJ. and Mrs. Robert F!v.
Mss Eva Romice ard roOthe
showed IN Billings last week.
N.Y. Lci+o Weaver and daNrh
tor NTrS Viroi1 Hafrner and III