The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-07
WYold News

Mrs. C. H. Wiley entertained
at a birthday party for her
daughter, Ray, on Wednesday.
The afternoon was spent at
games. Late in the afternoon a
two course lunch was served.
Guests were Mrs. Don Scott and
two daughters, Mrs. Freeland
Scott and two daughters, Mrs.
William Galley, Carol Benbrooks,
Grace and Helen Chapman,
Margaret Ellen Forman, Marilyn
MOSS. Merine and Nanette Berry,
Carol Redman, Verna Schaubel,
Betty Jane Kolstad, Mrs. John
Shreve and daughter, Valea
Beth.
MIR. and Mrs. AL B%rotherson
of Hardin spent Sunday VISITING
their son, Herbert BrotherSon.
Mrs. Chris Christensen and
Mrs. Reed spent Thursday in
Billings, where they attended
the fair.
Chris Gravie spent a few days
with his parents at Crow Ag-
ency.
Albert Angstman spent Thurs
day at the fair in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. SpeakerWorth
and children of Sheridan spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mis-. w. NJ. Chapman.
Mrs. Joe Parker of Lodge
Grass spent the past wednesday
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. H.
Moss.
Valea Beth Shreve spent the
weekend visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Dornberger, OF
Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Graham of
Lodge Grass creek were WyOla
callers Monday.
Glen Davis returned home at
ter spending a month with his
aunt and uncle at Parkman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry of Baker
are visiting their son, Edward
Berry.
Miss Clara Schaubel and Gus
Schaubel took a load of house
hold furnishings to Ryegate or
tuesday.
John Conver of Crow Agency
spent a few days visiting Jack
Kolstad.
A. ]. Sheets made a business
trip to Billings Thursday. =,
Mrs. IneZ James and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Christensen motored
to Sheridan Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Hopper
ond son spent SATURDAY. in
Sheridan.
Mrs. A. J. Sheets left Sun
day for David City. Nebr., to
attend the wedding of her nep-
hew. J. Wilgus Eberly.
Mrs. Inez Jones and children
spent Friday in Lodge Grass.
John Shreve fell from a shed
in the rear of his home and
broke his arm Monday. His mo-
Their took him to Sheridan for
medical attention Immediately.
Betty Bzoski has spent the
past two weeks visiting rela-
tives in Corinth.
Mrs. Z. c. Woodley. Mrs. Ken
meth Woodley and daughter
motored to Sheridan Thursday.
Robert Hahn assisted in the
Little Horn bank Friday.
Mrs. william Schaubel left on
Friday with her daughter, Eve
lynne, for a week N Spokane,
Wash.
My. and Mrs. w. NJ. Chapman
and children mOtored to Lodge
Grass Wednesday evening.
MIS-. Francis Eggart enter
famed the Baptist Ladies AID
a: her ranch home Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Holly of PoSS creek
entertained the Wyola Woman's
club Saturday.
Albert Angstman spent Mon
day in Billings, where he VISITED
as rH-CIt>. WlO were on Che1r
way TO their home in New YORK.
Mn. AID Mrs. D. H. Moss mo-
tered to Billings Wednesday.
Bill CONVEX Of Crow agency
sra!.I 4 lew days Visiting CHRIS
C.al.e a. the Port Of Ent-y
MIS- Rut}. Fos5, a-:d Miss Eve
lvru4 P4tcI.on u C.1lcaGo, spent
q IcW Gays '4o-t44IS -AAS: 80
bI0Oks. LOIald BtNorooHS re-
turned home with his aunt,
Miss FG5s and vii attend SCHOOL
in Chicago the coming year.
Ny. ana Mrs. JAMES Robinson
of SuerIdan spent tie weekend
vIsit...4 MI. Roo4nsCN's palent5,
III. AID Alrs. E. c. Robinson.
Nj. and MIS-. Caly Wiley mo-
tc.2u 70 E...ings Monday.
w.. ara Ms. jim Brown ana
Mr.. I, JWn's sisters Of Plains
vie. Tex. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Gross spent a week at the
Id ~ ,anlD Oh tie Dayton
Kane highway.
A large number attended the
WyO!a WOuan'S club dance on
SATURDAY night.
MIS-. Dick Gordon Of Denver,
formerly OF Wyola, is visiting
friends and relatives in this
community.
Miss Chloe Jones is visiting