The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-29

Mr and Mrs. George Cooley
and daughter, DeanIla kae,
moGored 10 Billings Sunday,
where they visited with II. S.
Cooley, father of George Cooley.
j. w. holley ana HarIey SIM
mons called at the Billy Muller
ranch Monday on business.
MIrS. Nine Graham and Mrs.
NICK MlkOv4ch Called On 1rlenuS
in Sheridan Sunday.
Mr.. and MRS. W. F. Accola
anu MIR. and MRS. Ray Z. ADeI OF
sheridan were visitors in Louge
Grass Monday evening.
DR.. and MRS. Frackleton of
Sheridan attended the rooeo IN
Hardin Saturday and spent Sat-
urday evening visiting MI. and
Mrs. Ole Nelson OF Louge Grass.
MIR. and Mrs. Porter Kennedy
spent the weekend at their
nome in Sheridan. They re-
turned to Forty Mle ranch on
Monday.
CLAUDE Abel of Sheridan is
reported working on an inSpec-
ton job at the Cooley Dam in
washington.
Blllye ruth Zimmerman is a
guest in haruln OF Sam Nc
DoWell'S daughters. She will Wis
it there indefinitely.
MISS ErneStIne ttoSS of From
berg Is the new FOrman house,
keeper and a guest of Wendell
Forman this week.
Miss Rupy Wright was a guest
OF DorlS sutherland or Hardln
over the weekend.
Mrs. William Crosby and Mrs.
Tom Baker entertained the
Louge Grass Ladies Aid Thurs
day afternoon. Profits of the
waffle supper gwen thursday
evening at the Little Brown
church by the members of the
Aid were reported good.
Harry Fox and son, Miles, of
Gillette, Wyo., were visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Smith
three days of last week. Miss
Wilma Hensley of Gillette re-
turned to Lodge Grass with
them.
Rev. and Mrs. Hubbard and
daughter, Beverly, and a sister
of Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Charles
Patterson, motored to Billings
Monday, where Mrs Hubbard
reported to the doctor after her
recent operation. She is feeling
very well.
Leo Pemberton of Forsyth is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Thomas this weekend
and will be indefinitely.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank BenbrOok,
Miss Helen Watts, and Fred
Wattenburg left Saturday eve
ming on a fishing trip and re-
turned Tuesday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. William Footitt
were in Sheridan Monday.
Mrs. Sanford Eggart and Mrs.
Fate Hamilton ,.lere callers in
Lodge Grass Tuesday from their
respective ranches.
The Vacation Bible school
came to a close last Friday eve
ming, when the students of the
school gave their program dem
onstrating what they had
learned in the past two weeks.
The total enrolment was Ct,
and AVERAGE attendance was As,
not including the eleven teach
erS. There were four divisions
which were in charge of the
following: F "A. McVay. Mrs. Bill
Crosby Mrs. Bill Gardner, Mrs.
Cliff Clark, Mrs. Grace Neal,
Miss Ruby Wright. Miss Fern
Holley, Miss Dottie Gardner,
Miss Inez Hutchinson, and Wal
ter Mailer. Besides the regular
class work, 229 verses of scrip
ture were memorized.
Pat Nickels, Clara and Pat
Nickels, Jr., made a trip to
Otter over the weekend to
visit. They returned Monday.
Katherine Nickels returned with
them and will spend some time
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mejster and
family returned Friday after a
two-weeks visit in parts of CAL
ifornia. While there thew spent
several days attending the fair.
and visiting with Mrs. Ryan's
cousin, Miss LYDIA Grosebeck. On
their return trip they mOtored
through Yellowstone National
park.
Mrs, Ollie Graham has taken
over the Hiway hotel and cafe.
The former owners, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irvie LaFever have moved
on to their ranch on Tomkins
creek.
Miss Dottie Gardner was a
r-teek-end guest at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. Kenneth Lewis,
in Hardin.
Mrs. William Petzoldt left last
Friday for Minot, N. D., where
she will spend several weeks
conducting a speaking tour.
Rev. VIM. Petzoldt was a call
er in Billings Monday. and also
attended the Rotary club meet
ing.
Mrs. FLORENCE Miller OF Lodge
Grass creek was a guest of Mrs.
George Cooley Tuesday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Spear of
the Rafter Cross Bar Dude
ranch on upper Rotten Grass