The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-08-03
Kirby Kernels

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Charles Helvey started out or
a fishing trip into the Big Horn
mountains well supplied wi1t
grub and camping outfit, five
dollars in bills and a check fol
five dollars, and. some miscel-
laneouS change. Each bought a
fishing license in Sheridan, and
took the trail over the Dayton
Kane highway, and soon found
themselves at the Cody en-
trance to Yellowstone Park,
where they had to part with
three precious dollars to enter
the park. This was more than
they had planned on, and some
how Joe'S check, signed C. C.
Rugg didn't mean anything to
anyone along the road, since
they didn't know him, so the
boys began to wonder how they
would get enough gas to get
home. Well-you can guess what
they did to get enough money to
fill their gas tank and reach
Parkmanr via Cooke City, why
didn't you visit Paddy Ryan,
/ y. - where they we're able
to lind someone who Would hon
or C. C. Riggs check. Although
they had caught plenty of fish
in the park, they had none on
hand to bring home to treat the
dude girls, as promised, so they
went to Lake DeSmet, where
they had no luck as waves
were too high. They returned
home empty handed, but they
saw how the Monster that lives
in Lake DeSmet churns the wa
ter in the lake when he is an
CRY.
Charles Penson was taken
verH i'll Last Monday evening,
and ran a very high tempera-
ture for two days, when his
family became alarmed and
packed him into the car and
took him to town, where they
found he had a temperature Of
104 degrees. They managed to
keep him in the hospital until
Friday. He then insisted on COM
ing home, as his fever had dis
appeared and no one could find
out what had caused it. How
ever he is taking it easy at
home and feeling very much
better.
Misses Snnrissa Earth of
Louisville, KY, and Charlene
Edwards of Sheridan are visit
ing their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. w. v. Johnson this
week.
Misses Lucille and Margaret
Connolly and Forrest Smith and
William Weirbach of Chicago,
left this 1nak for their home.
having spent three weeks at the
Rosebud Mountain ranch.
Mrs. william Furman was
hostess to the Woman's club on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Dwight Ferguson read a paper
on first aid for county homes.
Those present were Mrs. Amos
Helvey, Mrs. Ray Holmes, Grace
Holmes, Mrs. Bennv Enous and
new daughter, Stella, Mrs. Dan
Wilson, Mrs. Gibbons, Betty
Gibbons, Miss Leonora Benfer,
Mrs. Dwight Ferguson. Ruth
Ferguson. "Aunt Laura. Bet
ty Rosenheim, Frannie Brown
Mrs. ,Aflerbaurh and Mrs. W.
v. Johnson. The next meeting
will be August % with Mrs. Dick
Glenn as hostess.
=, Mrs. Elizahath Morris spent
the week visiting friends on the
Rosebud.
The H. H. Joneses have started
their new house, which will be
of logs and is situated up tie
canyon above the old log Kirby
school house. They have piped
water from a spring above,
which will supply them with an
abundance of fine water for
house and garden. One day this
weeks+s8n getting rock for the
foundation Mr.. Jones and the
carpenter found a nest of rat
tlesnake eggs, and these have
beeff:-of much interest. partic-
ularly to the guests from the
Chicago University. Many were
gathered and sent to the Uni
versity of Wyoming.
THURSDAY evening Dom DAY.
les and Torrey Johnson were
hosts to Misses Dorothy Stout,
Jean Stout. Delcia Lonabaugh,
Mary Churchill and Jerry Gw:nn
at a moonlight picnic on a high
divide of the Rosebuds. and en-
tertained them 50 well that they