The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-15
LOCALS

Mrs. J. J. Ping left Monday
for Great Falls, where she is
attending the state p. E. O.
convention.
Mrs: Sam Cunningham re-
turned Monday from Rochester,
Mimi, where she was receiving
medical treatment.
Miss Cecilia DIETRICH left on
wednesday to attend the sum-
:mer school session at the Colo
RADIO State Teachers college at
aGreeley.
Nora and Florence Barnard of
,Sarpy left for Billings Sunday,
where Florence will resume her
work at the Townsend Beauty
school and Nora will attend the
Eastern Montana Normal school.
Herbert Dyckman is spending
a months vacation at the Roy
,6arnard ranch at Sarpy:
Miss Bonnie Warren, Worthy
Advisor of the local Rainbow
assembly, Miss Mary Roush,
Miss Mary Lou Frailey and Miss
Jessie Macleod, Grand Chap
lain, left Sunday for Butte,
where they are attending the
Grand Assembly of Order of
Rainbow of Montana. Mrs. Har-
Ney Swindle accompanied the
girls as mother advisor.
-NOTICE-Wiu be out of town
Tor several days, after winch l
Will pe pack OH 100 as usual. J.
Ernest weinberg. 24-2
Mrs. E. c. kuehn and Jean
ana Mrs. l.. 4. haverlleld ana
Mary Jane and JuuyI made a
trip to Billings FRIDAY.
Mr.. Brooks of the johnson
.Scnool OF business in BlIIlngs
was a hardin caller tuesday.
MRS. w. "A. Russell lett Tues
day TO spend a month vacation
visiting trends ana relatives in
New IOrk. LII. russell WILL re-
man IN story, Wyo., until she
returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Van Cleve
ana daughters, Annabelle and
Gretchen, were in Hardin Mon-
day evening. A%nnabelle left that
evening tor Great Fails, where
she Will begin work as a medi-
clal technician at the hospital
MI. and Mrs. V. I. Morris
and Jimmie, Mrs. J. Gayle Saw
lckl and Harold and Gayle
hammers attended the air show
in Billings Sunday.
Mrs. Goldie FinlaySon, Misses
Mildred and Beatrice TrusseIl,
Mrs. Ira Cochran and her
daughters, Alta and Donna, left
Tor Spokane, Wash, Sunday.
Miss Mildred TruSsel returned
to Hardin Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Kenneth Fisher and Mrs.
l.. 2. Haverfield attended a bri-
DIAL shower for Miss Leola Nc
Kittrick in Billings Tuesday.
State Senator Thomas H.
Burke of Billings was a business
visitor in Hardin Tuesday.
A daughter was born last
Wednesday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Scotty Boath in the Hardin
general hospital.
Miss Natalie Turner left Fri
day evening for Laramie, Wyo.,
where she will attend summer
sessions of the University of
Wyoming.
Miss 6. Borghild DAZZLE left
Saturday for Minneapolis, where
she will spend a three-Week va
cation.
County Superintendent of
Schools C. r. Stobaugh is visit
ing his mother in Okeene, Okla.
He was called there by her ill
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Harris,
Mrs. Hattie Larson, Miss Kath-
leen Jensen and Lloyd Huss
were among those who saw the
air show in Billings Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. V. H. Ross and
son, Donald, were in Billings
over the weekend, where Don
aid had his tonsils removed.
Miss Wanda Gentry spent the
weekend at her home near
Crow Agency. She was recently
graduated from the secretarial
course at Billings Business COL
lege and has obtained a position
in Billings.
Mrs. John Turner, Misses
FRANCES ana natalie turner,
Joe Turner, John Turner, Jr.,
and Mrs. Alice McMoran were
guests Friday of Mrs. A. H. Bow
man on her ranch near Wyola.
Mrs. Gladys Jensen, Miss Pat
ty Jensen and Miss Peggy Joyce
Baker were Billings visitors on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Edwin T. Astle and little
daughter, Sue, of Washington,
D. c., arrived Saturday evening
to visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. AStle. Mrs. Edwin
Astle and Sue flew from Wash
ington to Billings, where they
were met by their hosts. Edwin
Astle will join them here the
latter part of the month. He
is now in Portland, Ore, on Of
ficial business, and will stop in
Hardin on his Way back to