The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-16
Pryor News

N1f. anu fIrS Emerson Green
were guests at the Clark Green
nome Monday.
Mrs. william Adams and
daughter, Betty 10, visited with
friends in Hardin and st. Xav-
icr Saturday and were week
end guests at the Harry Martin
home on the Upper Big Horn.
Roy Hunt of Roberts was an
overnight guest at the C. r.
Orinkard home Wednesday,.
Oscar Vaught of Edgar was
4 business caller in Pryor on
Wednesday,.
Clifford Frost returned to
Crow Agency after visiting sev-
sral days with his mother, Mrs.
william Cosgrcye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rule and
on were business callers in Bill
lings Monday.
William Niasterson cut and
out up ice Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Orser called
m friends in Pryor Monday af-
ternoon.
MT. Stevens, assistant forest
ranger. installed a short wave
receiving set in the government
house Friday, so despite bad
Dads and no telephone, Pryor
doesn't feel so completely cut
| off from the world now.
Homer Frailey of Crow Ag-
encv visited the Pryor schools
Friday.
Mrs. Clark Green, Miss Mary
Oswald, Mrs. S. S. Hathaway
and daughter, Margie, and Don
aid Hathaway motored to From
berg Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hamil-
ton were business callers in Bill
lings Monday.
Homer Wilhelm was a bust
less visitor in Billings Wednes-
day.
Bill Jennings of Crow Agency
was a business caller in Pryor
Thursday.
and son, David, Mrs. Anne Or
ser and Mrs. Bob Orser were
shoppers in Billings Iuesdty.
A. C. Crawford. Tho has been
in Billings all winter, is back
at the ranch getting things
ready for snring work.
Mrs. Jennie Lennon motored
10 Billings Saturday afternoon
to remain until Monday. She
visited friends and attended the
funeral OF her father-in-law,
Mr.. Lennon, Monday morning
and was back in Pryor to le-
sumo her duties as teacher at
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. William Adams
motored to Laurel Friday morn
ing on business.
"A. E. Bowel and MI. Speer
had the misfortune to go
inrough the ice when crossing
East Pryor on their way to Bill
IingS Monday. After several
hours of hard work they got
tx car on the road again and
made it into Billings on their
own power.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Phelps and
sons. Donnie and Fred, xere
rushed to Billings by MIR. and
urs. Frank Phelps Thursday.
Donnie and Fred are both suf-
terlng with severe cases of in
fluenza. Donnie was much bet
ter but Fred had abcesses in
both ears which broke shortly
after arriving in Billings. AT the
last report he was somewhat
improved.
Last Saturday Mrs. Clara
Green was hostess at a stark
shower fer Mrs. Bob Orser.
Those persent were Mrs. Frank
Phelps, Mrs. Effie Orser. Mrs,
McCune. Mrs. Anne Orser, Miss
Mary hurry, Miss Vida Which,
leEen. Mrs. Percy Glenn, Mrs.
Pearl CosgrcVe, Mrs. Louis Mil
llSan, Mrs. Bill Rule, Mrs. Cor
win Rule, Mrs. Homer Wilhelm,
Mrs. Clarence Green, Mrs. En-
ersCn Green Mrs. Jennie Len-
ron. Mrs. Ray Tuggle, Mrs. Jack
Tuggle and the guest of hon.
81, Mrs. Bob Orser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Schumm of
Edgar are visiting with Mrs.
Schumm'S parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j: ?. Kane. this week and as
Slstlng IN the corn threshing.
Jchn Crser, assisted by Bill
Masterson: is threshing peas.
Miss DAZZLE, the county nurse,
visited the schools and several
homes Friday.
Mrs. Herman Hamilton and
Mrs. John Orser we're hostesses
at a stOrk shower for Mrs. En-
erson Green in the Clarence
Green home Friday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. Charles
Anstette and Mrs. Ed Moran
and daughter of Billings, Mrs.
William Mlasterson, Mrs. Esther
Streets, Mrs. George Lande, Mrs.
Percy Glenn, Mrs. Clark Green,
Miss Mary hurry, Miss Vida
Whichlehen Mrs Hazel Cool