The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-07-27
Kirby Kennels

For some reason u news
notes have failed to reach the
Editor the past two weeks, al
though mailed on time from
here.
Miss Adrienne Henderson was
q guest of DR.. and Mrs. Crane
during the rodeo in Sheridan.
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Spear and
Mrs. Henderson were guests of
the Gwillims in Sheridan dur
ing the rodeo.
The Misses Lucille and Mar
garet Connolly and William
Weirbach and Forrest Smith of
Chicago arrived last Teek for
two and a half weeks stav at
tn Rosebud Mountain ranch as
guests of Torrey johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John IA. jane
son and John Jr., and Leontine,
Jr., arrived last Sunday for a
weeks visit with the Jonnsons.
Thew will go up to the Spear
O Wigwam for a weeks fishing
before returning to their home
On Winnetka, III.
A grass and brush fire started
at the Dick Glenn ranch last
Wednesday, and the high wind
carried it into the timber, where
1t was controlled with great dir
ticuly. BY Thursday afternoon
it WAS confined to some stumps
and logs that had to be watched
during the night.
Torrey and Mrs. VIM. v. john
son, accompanied by their
guests. spent Monday attending
the rodeo. On Wednesday they
made a trip over Clusters line
of march up Little Thompson
creek over to the head of Davis
creek and down Reno creek, to
the battlefield, where Mrs.
Braddock found the headstone
of her kinsman, Lieutenant Cal
noun, and Mr.. Smith found the
name of a relative of his on
the monument of one of those
who perished with Custer,
The ~Fergusons and their
guests spent two days at the
rodeo. The Young, PenSon.
Glenn, Jordan. Spear, Fulmer.
Adsit. Rugg, Kobold, Anderson,
Davies. Clark. Foley, Furman
and Holmes families were all
well represented at the Sheridan
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benny Enous
are the parents of a baby girl.
who arrived recently at the
Memorial hospital in Sheridan.
Mrs. Enous and the babv re-
turned home this week end.
MI. and Mrs. Ross Whitmire,
Mrs. Henderson. Mss Adrienne
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Doro-
thye, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. V.
johnson. Torrey Johnson, Brad
ford Spear and their guests
were among those who attended
the chuck wagon dinner and
kitchen shower given at tire
Rafter Cross Bar ranch by Phil
Iip Spear on Saturday for Mr..
and Mrs. Art Brown, who were
married Monday. 1t was a sur.
prise for the newly-weds and
the evening vas spent singing
songs, suitable for the occasion:
especially "Boot2 and Saddles
which was sung bv the crowd
as Art presented his bride with
a fine new saddle and Navajo
blanket. Art is well known on
the Rosebud. having spent sew
eral years here at the Spear
o and Rosebud x 4 ranches.
The browning event of the
week was the dance given at
the Foley cabin on Saturday
night nv the Ferguson dude
girls. Many novel features were
introduced for the dances, an0
prizes were given in several
instances.
last Weeks Items)
Dick Conover arrived by air
plane about a week ago from
New York and is visiting with
the Fergusous, and with old
friends in the county.
Bud Devine of the D Bar D
ranch was practising beln?
"ouick on the draw" and had
the misfortune of having the
gun go off before it was quite
out of the holster. His leg was
creased and he limped around
= few days with a cane, but
!, ras able to dance by Saturday
aiPht.
The Fourth of jury passed
quietly on the Rosebud and