The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-08-17
Pryor News

!ou1ludy SutSGS dI lie WdlIeI
Jones home. The two children
remained to visit during the
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Willis, Gladys
Bird Hat and Clara Bedrock
motored to Tempted Hills, near
Livingston, last week to attend
one day of the Baptist young
peoples convention.
Emerson Green motored 70
Fromberg Monday evening to
have his hand treated. A cut
on the hand had become in
fected.
Fred Minera returned to Pry-
or Sunday after being gone 4
week. MI. Minera is mechanic
in the Northern Pacific tie
plant at Paradise and was
called home to look over the
plant preparatory to the fall
run. Mr.. and Mrs. Minera will
remain a few more weeks as
guests at the Helgelend home.
Mrs. Clark C. Green and son,
Forrest, motored to Fromberg
Saturday afternoon, where they
were weekend guests at the
home of Mrs. Green's daughter,
Mrs. Les Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Jensen of
Edgar and Mrs. Clarence Green
and son, Jimmy. were dinner
guests at the S. S. HatheSay
home Sunday.
Bud Phelps of East Pryor was
a business caller in Pryor on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack PartingtOn
and son of Billings were visit
OrS at their ranch in Pryor gap
this week.
Miss Mayo of Hardin called
in Pryor Tuesday, on business:
MIR. and Mrs. Les Collins and
children of Fromberg were
guests at the Bud Phelps home
on East Pryor.
Andrew Helgelend, S. S. Hath
ewa,l and George Lande were
business callers in the county
~treaSurer'S Office at Hardin on
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Green
and son, Jimmy, and Margie
Hathaway motored to Edgar on
Monday morning. Margle re-
manned for the week to visit
with her cousin in Fromberg.
The Mann family held a fam
lily reunion in the Pryor gap
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bowman
and family tried out the new
school bus Sunday. They have
decided it will do the job of
keeping the children warm on
the coolest day this winter.
MI. Mattrass of Billings, a
student at the Eastern Mon
tana normal school, was a
business caller in Pryor on
Wednesday.
MI. ana MRS. Ernest Hiber
and family returned to Billings
Monday to visit a few days
with Mrs. Hiber'S mother, Mrs.
Porter. They will return to Pry-
OR the last of the week for a
day or two before returning to
Miles City, where MI. Hiber
will again resume his duties on
the high ihy construction work.
The funeral for Simon Bull
Tail was conducted from the St.
Charles Catholic mission Thurs
day. Father Laux officiated. Mr.
Bull Tail was killed suddenly
in an auto wreck Monday eve
ming in which Luke Rock and
Frank Bull Tail were both Sc
verely injured. Mr.. Bull Tail
Leaves a wife and a large fam
lily and grand children and a
number of friends to mourn his
passing.
Carl Bellas of Hay creek was
a business caller in Pryor Fri
day
Miss Oleta BreWington of
HOLSTER. Calf, arrived in Pry-
or Sunday for a month of re-
Taxation before returning TO
her duties as a teacher, in Sep
TENDER. Miss BreWington had
been enrolled at San Jose as a
normal STUDENT before coming
here.
MIR. and Mrs. Gail Humphrey
of Billings and Miss Louise
humphrey OF Edgar called IN
Pryor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Glenn and
Leo Glenn of Crow Agency
were guests at the Cosgrove and
George Lande homes Sunday.
Louie Milligan left Wednesday
for Washington, lAihere he plans
to find work for the winter.
Mrs. Kirkland of Hardin was
"a business caller in Pryor Fri
day.
Kenneth Mcbride and George
Pierce of Billings were business
callers in Pryor Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Martin and
daughter, Beth. of st. Xavier
were guests at the Bill Adams
home Tuesday. Beth remained
for the week as a guest OF Bill
ly 10.