The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-09-29
HdlfwuY News

Montana WOman'S creed was
repeated in unision. Roll call
was responded to by giving a
time saving hint. Twelve mem
beers and two visitors, Mrs.
Charles Faw and Mrs. James
Wilson, were present. Mrs. Jay
Lee enrolled a. a new member.
Mrs. Earl Gray gave a brief re-
view of the council meeting
held last week in Hardin. The
club constitution and CLUB
c~ourtesieS" IA paper prepared
by Mrs. r. E. Brown were read
by Mrs. Robert Ewing and dis
copies Of the club pro progr iaIn
goals, and activities we've passed
out. Committees were appointed
Tor the coming year as follows:
membership = Mrs. R. Ewing,
Mrs. ". P. Hodges, Mrs. E. c.
Simpson; Sunshine-MrS. Ivan
Clark, Mrs. William Ferguson,
Miss Veta Hodges; Recreation
Mrs. P. j. Wedel, Mrs. Elvin
Wedel, Mrs. H. Wedd; Foods
Mrs. E. A. Schaak, Mrs. Albert
LoomiS, Mrs. H. w. Delp, Mrs.
c. V. Mabe, Mrs. Jay Lee; FL
nance-MrS. H. w. Clark, Mrs.
E. Wedel; Publicity-Mrs. e.
Wedel, Mrs. T. w. Humphrey
and Mrs. Earl Gray.
The meeting was then turned
over to Mrs. T. w. Humphrey
who gave a demonstration of
spot removal and home dry
cleaning" Mrs. Harry Simpson
was presented with a farewell
gift from the club. Refresh
ments consisting of iced tea,
doughnutS, ana minis, were
served by the hostess.
The club Will meet next at
the home of Mrs. w. P. Hodges
Thursday, October 81 at 1870
pm.
Berl Hodges had the misfort-
une to lose his club calf last
week. Too much green alfalfa
was given as cause of death.
MI. and Mrs. Elvin Wedel and
family are having as guests
Mrs. Wedel's parents, Mr. and
Mont.
MIR. and Mrs. wedel and MIR.
and Mrs. Garrett left Sunday
morning for Yellowstone Park.
They will return Wednesday
night.
Milton Eychaner of Rotten
Grass spent Tuesday at the Earl
Gray home.
Martin Martz threshed some
late barley for Elmer Simpson
Friday and alfalfa seed for Har-
ry Simpson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Roe and
son, Lawrence, and daughter,
Joyce, were dinner guests of
MI. and Mrs. Happy Humphrey
Monday.
Richard Clark broke his arm
Saturday when he fell off a
horse. He was taken to Hardin
where the bone was set. He is
now getting along nicely.
/ Mrs. Hobert Delp vas taken ill
last week and has been removed
to the hospital in Hardin where
she is still in a serious condl-
ton. The community hopes for
her speedy recovery.
Miss Veta Hodges and Tom
Beal called at the Elmer Stimp-
son nome Thursday evening.
Mrs. Maud Faw and Mrs.
Ihelma Warner of Billings
spent the week end at the home
Of Mrs. Faw's father. J. L.
Blackburn, and family.
Mrs. Robert Ewing spent Fri
DAY with Mrs. Happy Humph-
Elmer Simpson became i'll
Saturday and was taken to Bill
!lngs Monday, accompanied by
MrS. Simpson, Cary Mabe and
Joe Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs.
! Simpson will remain in Bill
lingS a few days.
Hugh Hamilton is now stav-
ing at the Tom FaV home.
Alma Mabe spent the week
end at the Hobert Delp home
Mrs. Charles Faw called at
the Elmer Simpson and Happy
Humphrey homes Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Bill Dietsch is blowing on the
Happy, Humphrey place for Ell
mer Simpson this week.
While Junior Mabe was going
across a piece of alfalfa land a
few days ago with the tractor,
he Unexpectedly came onto a
bed of quick sand. The tractor
sank and at the present time
all that can be seen of it is a
few inches of the back wheels.
F. M. Scott of Grow Agency
was in this community Friday
appraising some Indian land.
Several young people attend
ed the dance at Warman Satur-
day night.
Mrs. P. J. Wedel, who was
burned severely some time ago
with hot lard, is still very i'll.
Everyone is busy harvesting
alfalfa seed as beet harvest will
soon begin.
i A farewell party was given
by. the community at the Harry
Stimpson home Saturday night
for Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson and
family who expect to move to
their new home near Lodge
Grass in the near future. Those
present were MI. and Mrs. Ivan