The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-13
Upper Big HON

MI. and Mrs. Anton Braaton
of the Lower Soap creek COM
munity and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Weinberg of Hardin were guests
at the Ralph Long home Sun
day.
Glen Holley spent Easter in
Hardin. He attended the dance
at Custer Saturday night. He
returned home Sunday evening
with Mrs. Pickard and nellie
Yvette.
Mrs. Harry Martin and
daughters, Airline and Betn,
spent Easter with the William
Adams family at Pryor. They
returned Monday.
Maurice Strobbe was calling
on the farmers in this cOmmun-
ity getting the tax assessment
lists, last Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Bob Herman
drove out for Miss nellie Yvette
Pickard Friday evening.
Miss Ruby Greenwalt of Bill
ings spent Easter with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Frickle
we're Easter guests of Mrs. Eric
kle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
j. GreenyHalt.
Mrs. Dick and son, Bobbie,
were Hardin callers Monday.
Mrs. George Snedigar left on
Friday for an extended visit
with her mother in Miles City.
Eddie Light spent Easter at
the home of his parents In Har-
din returning Tuesday morning.
Frank Greenough of the Amt
Ter Ranhc at Wyola was a bus
mess caller in this community
Last week.
Mrs. Archie Wilson and Mrs.
Harry Martin attended the
Home Demonstration council
meeting held in Hardin Satur-
day.
Charles Fergerson attended
the 4-H club leaders training
school held by Miss Bunting in
Hardin Wednesday.
Irwin Ellis finished blowing
for Harry Martin on the Bird
Horse farm Saturday morning.
Mike "Opens has been operating
the tractor on the night shift.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester McKn-
ney and sons, Vernon and Ron
aid, of FIT. Smith bench were
Hardin visitors Monday.
A. G. BallenSky drove over
from Rock Springs Monday with
another tractor to assist in the
plowing on the Fl. Smith bench.
He returned to Rock Springs
the same evening.
Mrs. Archie Wilson has re-
ceived word from her father,
Mr.. Lackey that he will be at
home at the Old Soldiers Home
in Tennessee. He spent the win
ter in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Brien
have recently moved to the
Uralia Brown cabin, across the
road from the Glen Faw home.
They Ire farming the piece of
land adjoining the Ralph Long
farm on the north.
Sam Blewett is running Ar
chic wilson's tractor during the
spring work.
Ed Light was a business call
err in this community Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. John Reno spent Easter
at the home of Mrs. Wort, near
Hardin. She will remain for an
extended visit.
Horace Green returned from
Hardin Friday morning. He and
Eddie Light are staying with
George Snedigar on Upper War
man creek at the Paul Hill
place.
Lee and Jean Wilson spent
Saturday with Johnny and Ger
aid Fergerson.
Mrs. Long is busy looking af-
ter 315 baby chicks.
Although the recent rains and
SHOWS have retarded farming
activities the farmers are all
wearing a broad smile.
Holman Ceasley passed away
Saturday at his home in St.
Xavier after a short illness. He
became suddenly i'll in the
morning and passed away at
1870. Funeral services were held
in St. Xavier on Monday. He
was a former resident of this
community, living on the Old
Elk place.
Grover Swartz has several
teams at work with fresnos on
the canal below the Bozeman
Trail sand gate to repair dam
age done by the river washing
the canal bank away.
Archie Wilson took a load OF
fat hogs to Billings wednesday
Mike "Opens accidentally
Iro1,o tl,o MILF, &~o o%or in the