The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-05
SdrpY Creek News


A Happy New Year to all our
friends in the neighboring lo-
calities! Though many miles
separate US from some commune
tiles, we always enjoy hearing
about the happenings in their
part OF Big Horn county.
The Christmas festivities have
come and gone and much to
our disappointment, it was q
"WhiteleSS" Christmas. Deem
Der 25th was q bluSty, cheerleSs
looking day outside but in the
different homes the gaily dec
Grated Christmas trees, the tur-
key and plumb pudding din
ners, shifted the scene to one
of much pleasure and gaiety.
Flora Landon, Clark McGarry
and Mary Beth Shreve gave in
teresting Christmas programs at
their respective schools. Santa"
was present dressed in his
bright red suit and long white
beard, distributing gifts and
maxim the evening merry for
both old and Young.
The Misses Florence and Nor
ali Bernard of Billings spent
the holidays with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bernard.
There was a very enjoyable
Christmas dance at the Wolf
school on Thursday night after
the Christmas program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Nichols
were hosts on Christmas day
at a turkev dinner for MI. and
Mrs. w. R. Nichols and son,
Oswald, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Havnie.
Mrs. A.. M. Chilly and daught-
err, Flora Olive Shreve. and
James Anderson of Hardin at
tended the program given at
Marv Beth Shreve's school.
The Tom Mac Leod family
were guests of Mrs. Lille Mac
Leod of Hardin on Christmas
dav.
Mrs. E. A. Flowers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Shepherd, Mr..
| and Mrs. Vaughn Shepherd and
small daughter, Lola Mae, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
R. Shepherd on Christmas day.
Miss Eva Romine of Crow
Agency spent the Christmas
HOLIDAYS with her parents MI.
and Mrs. S. J. Romine.
Pamela Lane and Anna Lu-
Their. students of Hardin high
school, snent the holidays with
home folks.
In our christmas stocking"
we found several of the new
Thomas Jefferson nickles, that
have just recently been put into
circulation. On one side of the
coin is the profile of Thimas
Jefferson. third president of the
United States, while on the 9TH
er side is represented his beau
tiful Monticello home, for over
Is years. The buffalo-Indian
head nickles have been in circu-
lation, and before that was the
Liberty head five cent piece,
though it is claimed there are
very few of them in circulation
now.
Forrest Cass has leased the
sin. Mr.. Cooley will spend the
W1llUCI WILL LIS Gull, al SOO4Cy
and family at Lame Deer.
A rancher living in the Arm
ellis Greek section passed
through here last week with a
herd of 70 Hereford stock cows
that were purchased d
shipped in to Hardin stock
yards from southern Arizona.
Mrs. Lawrence johnson is our
new postmistress at McRae.
taking over the office January
End, George R. Shehpherd, who
has been postmaster for the
past IL years, having resigned.
j. B. fanny returned home
Monday from Billings where he
spent Christmas with his wife
and son, Neil fanny and family.
Mrs. Fred Robinson, after sew
eral weeks visit with the Cha
rels Southworth family, has re-
turned to her home at Great
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dyck-
man and Mrs. Pat Brennan and
children were Hardin shoppers
last week.
Several Masons and their
wives attended the dedication
of the new Masonic Temple in
Hardin last Thursday night.