The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-10-13
North Valley News

NOItn vQ4eY News
We, the people of the North
Valley have read the news COL
upnS OF our sister communities
with interest and enjoyment
and so have decided to let these
other communities know Wnat
we are doing down here.
This news column is to be
written and sponsored by the
members of the Sunshine club,
SO we nope our lIeIgnDore aIlu
friends will help us with any
news they may kno& " that Woulo
be of interest to others. Some
times an item which seems
most insignificant can be very
interesting to someone who is
now In another city or country,
Tor the Hardin Trlbune-Herald
1lndS its way to a great many
places in the United States and
even farther away. Many form
er residents, perhaps old timers
OF this valley enjoy seeing the
news OF their friends. Boys and
girls at school in various places
also turn to the home news it.
ems as soon as they get the pa
per.
Any news that you may have
can De given to the following
members of the club:
SOrrell HorSe-MrS. Van Cleve,
Mrs. Glenn Quest.
Foster Dorothy Williams,
Mrs. William Carper.
communicative. Ted Dunn
Ter, Mrs. Lloyd Carper, Mrs.
Merle Bowers.
Nine Mile-Mrs. w. A. Saw
yer, Mrs. H. w. Funston, Mrs.
c. A. Wort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Quest
are at present visiting a sister
OF Mrs. Quests in South Dako-
ia. Mrs. Quest had not had the
opportunity to visit at this
sisters home for more than
thirty years. From there they
will go on to Omaha and Other
points.
Mrs. Dewey Walker has been
quite i'll during the past week,
but her condition is now some
what improved.
Lloyd and Harold Carper
made a business trip to Bill
lingS Thursday.
Mrs. George RanSier attend
ed the Eggart sale near Lodge
Grass Wednesday. On her re-
turn home she learned from Mr..
RanSier that Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
NanSel of Los Angeles had
called. Mrs. Nansel is a cousin
of Mrs. Ransier.
Mrs. D. ". Carper and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Merle Bowers, called
at the home of Mrs. Joe Olenick
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Quest e
turned Friday from a trip dur
which Mrs. Quest visited a sis
ter In Illinois and MI. Quest
went on to visit relatives in
New Brighton and Beaver Falls,
Pa.
Mrs: Jack Newell visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe OLE
nick Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Tallev.
Mrs. Starkweather and family
William Luckett and Lyle and
Ada Frances of Wyola called
Sunday evening at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. William Carper.
Mrs. c. A. Wort and her
daughters, Mrs. Lloyd Carper
and Mrs. Uriel King, made a
trip to Billing Saturday eve
ming. Mrs. Wort attended a
banquet in her honor there.
We are wondering what has
happened to our "choo-choo"
train that usually comes chug-
glng down the track at this
tlme OF year, whistling at our
drlvewayS for the turkeys.
ducks and chickens to get out
or the way. In fact we miss it.
so TAR the sugar company seems
to be hauling the beets in the
Dig Seml-trailers, and from the
number of them going from
dumps to factory heavily load
ca we are certain that they in
tend to make short work of this
beet harvest.
Even our farmers are going
modern" on us these DAYS.
we hear of one that is fitting
OH to Reno, and right at the |
beginning of beet harvest too!
ENROLMENT GAINS
AT STATE SCHOOLS