The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-07-21
Pryor News

MIS-. BOD OrSer OF Billings
spent a few days with Mrs. An
ma OrSer, getting a batch of
chickens started for some fall
fryers.
Jack King and Joe Stark of
Fromberg and Bill Swartz mo-
tored to Dry Head Saturday for
a day of fishing. They exhibited
an enviable catch on their re-
turn late that night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Green were
business callers in Edgar and
Fromberg Friday evening.
w. F. HOheiSel of Billings, the
science teacher of the normal,
and George Davis also of Bill
lings were callers in the Swartz
home Sunday.
Miss Elsie Kane, a student
nurSe in st Vincent's hospital
In Billings is vacationing at her
parents home in Pryor. Miss
Kane is just recovering from a
knee operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parsons
and son of Billings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Jense of Edgar, MIR. and
Mrs. Clarence Green and Grover
SWartz and son, Bill, were din
ner guests in the S. S. Hatha-
way home Sunday.
Mr.. Graft of Fromberg was a
caller in Pryor Sunday.
Jim JeffrieS from the divide
west of Pryor was a business
caller in Pryor Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Ledo
and daughter have moved to
Grow Agency where Mr.. Ledo
has found employment. Bud
Ledo also left Wednesday for
Crow Agency but will not move
his family for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grath Wilhelm
of Shively were callers in Pryor
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Wilhelm
says the new job is coming along
fine.
Bob Garst was a caller in
Pryor Sunday.
Raymond Hathaway of Edgar
is visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Clarence Green this week.
Mrs. Ernie Cook motored to
Huntley Sunday to visit with
friends and relatives. Her mo-
Their returned with her to visit
a few days..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Donnell
of Edgar visited friends in Pry-
or Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Green
were business callers in Billings
Thursday.
Bob Pinkerton of Crow Agency
and Sheriff Ulrich of Hardin
Tere business callers in Pryor
Monday.
Senator Mann and family re-
turned to Pryor Tuesday. They
said they are home for the /
summer, and very glad to be
back.
Ed Moran and son Jack of
Billings were in Pryor and vi
entity Tuesday. Jack was hunt
ing a saddle and Ed was trying
to overlook" a few bands of
wandering crickets. The crick-
cts are bad now above and be-
low town so everyone in town
with gardens is looking over
his cricket fence to see it is
cricket proof"
John Orser and Edmond went
to the mountains Wednesday to
get more fence poles.
Mrs. Ray ParShall and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Part
ingtOn of Billings are summer
guests in the home of Jim Part
lngton in Pryor Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rule were
business visitors in Billings Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Bud Ledo and children
are visiting a few days in Bill
llngs with her sister, Mrs. Et-
eel HOuSeman.
Everyone who had hay down
during the recent storms has
stacked and is ready for the
next cutting. Most of this hay
is unfit for feed, but in case Of
a severe winter may be needed. I,
Etzel Houseman of Billings
called in Pryor Friday.
Miss Mildred Wallin of New
York City is back at Hay creek
for the summer months.
Jim Kane accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Wilhelm to Bill
lings Friday afternoon.
Baptist diamond was a bust
ness visitor in Red Lodge on
Wednesday.
Bert Miller has finished shiny
ling the east side of the school
mouse roof and is now busy re-
pairing the ceiling of the two
cast rooms that were damaged
by the recent heavy rains.
The windows knocked out by
the heavy hail are now back in