The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-09
Kirby Kernels

Charles Young, Jr., is visiting
at the home OF his uncle, Cha
rles Young, with his brothers
and sisters.
We were very glad to have
the snow pillow come over and
clear the roads again after the
last deep snow fall, but now
there is more snow which is
being dritted before a high
wind.
Word has been received here
by friends, that Mrs. Ruth Glebe
and Matt Jordan were married
on Sunday, February 26, in Ari-
iona, and are at the RimrockS
ranch for their honeymoon.
J. E. Weinberg spent most of
the past week visiting the
ranchers along the Rosebud.
Dick Glenn letI this week for
the Rimrocks ranch, where he
will join Mrs. Glenn. They will
take a motor trip through Mex
leo and California before they
return to the Rosebud in April.
Miss Ruth Holmes has gone
to California, where she will
visit her grandmother and
aunts at Oakland and the expo
sition in San Francisco. She will
enter a school of beauty culture.
Saturday the Woman's club
met at the home of Mrs. John
Henriksen for lunch, and cleo
ted officers during the afternoon
as follows: president, Mrs.
1uyirhf LJorr,,cNp. vino ~rocilort
Mrs. Amos Helvey; secretary,
Mrs. William v. Johnson; treas
urer, Mrs. William Furman. Mrs.
Ferguson appointed Mrs. Helvey
as leader in home demonstration
work, assisted by Mrs. Wilson.
These ladies and Mrs. Johnson
will attend the meeting in Har-
din on March 18th. The fol-
lowing committees were sugges-
ted: civic Improvement, COM
munity recreation, philanthro-
pic, finance, program and home
demonstration. The All club
work is under way, with Mrs.
Charles PenSon as leader. Meet
ings will be held the first and
third Friday afternoons OF each
month, at Big Bend school
house. The following ladies were
present: Mrs. Tom Penson, Mrs.
Charles Penson, Mrs. Fern Oven,
Mrs. Glen Owen, Mrs. C.. R.
Foley, Mrs. Dwight Ferguson
Mrs. William Furman, Mrs. Earl
AdSit, Mrs. w. v. Johnson. Tom
Penson, William v. johnson, Earl
Adsit and John HenrikSen held
a meeting also and were guests
at the luncheon. The next meet
ing will be held at the Foley
home, March rs.
John HenrikSen is on crutcheS
these days. He injured his back
trying to get one of his biggest
COWS out of the beaver dam on
the Rosebud. The COW survived
the ordeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean C. john
son, MI. and Mrs. James Hill,
and MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Tenn
pie spent the week nd of Feb
ruary Is and 26 on the Dean
Johnson, N z Bar ranch. They
had to hitch a team to the pick
up and haul it out to the high
blizzard.
William Johnson Spear and
Don Schneider spent several
days this past week in the nei-
ghborhood gathering horses and
moving them to new pastures.
They skiied and toboganned at
the Spear o ranch. They plan
to sno1-Shoe back to the Spear
o Wigwam lodge In the Big
Horn mountains this coming
week with snuff for old Bill
Smith the caretaker.
Miss Ruth Ferguson, who re-
turned from the east about
three weeks ago, is visiting for
a few days at the Bud Anderson
home.
Phillip (Huck) Spear took Bud
Anderson into Sheridan last
week. Bud can't get out with
his car, and Phillip left his car
at Dick Glenn's so that he would
not be showed in. Joe and Phil
lip Spear and Gerald Brock are
Wintering on Cache creek, where
they are building some buildings
of logs on a lease they have
there. They will farm the bot
tom land next summer.
Mrs. John Heigis was rushed
to the hospital at Sheridan last