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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-29

Fraser and Frank Clark at
tended the Hardin rodeo Sat-
urday.
Edwin BearSS, VINO has been
attending school in Wisconsin,
has returned home to spend his
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hite and
daughter, Betty and MI. and
Mrs. Hardie Redding attended
the rodeo Saturday.
Coyle and Bud Redding and
their families were in Hardin
Saturday for the rodeo.
All the farmers are BUS: in
the hay harvest, when the sho-
wers of rain will let them work
The alfalfa hay crop will moi
be as heavy as last year due
to the severe drouth in May.
Neil Janney and family Of
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COMPANY DESSERT

Next time you're having COM
pany for dinner, why don't you
pretty up the menu with meringue
shells filled with ice cream and
crowned with a topping Of straw
berries? This pretty dessert won't
tax your time a bit and it's sure
to perk up the party no end. You
can mix the meringues in the morn
ing and clean the strawberries
while you're finishing the tag ends
of the kitchen chores. Then, just
before serving time, send out for
ice cream, fill each meringue shell
with a scoopful and stud with
strawberries. It's a certain success
when you make the meringues so:
MERINGUE SHELLS
Beat until frothy-
4 egg whites.
Add, beating until very stiff
" cup granulated sugar.
Fold IN carefully with spoon
y cup powdered sugar.
Place large spoonfuls on lightly
creased cooky sheet, then shape
with spoon into shells. Or place
meringue mixture in pastry bag
and form shells on cooky sheet.
Bake in a slow oven (300' F.) 80 to
40 minutes, leaving the door open
slightly. When meringues are done
they can be removed easily from
sheet without breaking. Cool. Place
on dessert plates, then fill with ice
cream. Arrange whole strawberries
over top. (16 small or IL large
shells.)
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-29

P. E. o. HOLDS
DINNER WEDNESDAY

P. E. O.. HOLDS
DINNER WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Dan Maddox and Mrs.
Orrin Y. Weir were hostesseS at
a special meeting of Chapter L,
PEG, at the Maddox home on
Wednesday evening.
The meeting was called to
hear the reports of the dele
gates to the state convention.
The affair took the form of a
dinner, which was planned by
the social committee, composed
of Mrs. E. L. Kelley, Mrs. Weir,
Mrs. Stanley A. Yergey. and
Mrs. C. S. Elder.
Mrs. W. A. RanSier was hon.
ored.
Reports were given by Mrs.
Henry Small, president of Chap
ter L., and Mrs. ]. J. Ping, Of
ficial delegate to the convention.
The PEG. colors, yellow and
white, were used.
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QUICK TRICK

You can build many a mastery
meal in a matter of minutes by
merging ready-to-serve foods with
left-overs and staples in your re-
frigerator. Take this meat and
vegetable hash for instance. Here
is a quick dish with a lot of fine
flavor and good substantial eating
to it. And all you have to do is
snag a can of ready-to-serve vege-
table soup from your supply shelf,
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Decker News

A number of relatives and
friends gathered at the home of
D. Carbone Wednesday to cele-
brate Mr.. C%arbone'S birthday.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Rocky Carbone and
sons, Gerald and Robert, Mr..
and Mrs. Promo Barott and son,
Junior, MI. and Mrs. James
Armstrong and sons, James, Jr.,
Charles and Robert, MI. and
Mrs. Lee Weltner, and Ike
Chambers. A dinner was served
and the afternoon was spent in
various games.
Louise and Rose Polito are
visiting a few days with their
grandparents in Kleenburn.
James Armstrong, Jr., visited
a few days with Buddie Clark
last week.
MI. and Mrs. Promo Barott
motored to Sheridan on bust
ness Thursday.
Junior Barott visited with
Robert Armstrong last week.
Mrs. Rocky CarbOne and Mrs.
Lee Weltner called on Mrs. Ev-
ans Davis, Thursday. Mrs. Davis
is quite i'll at her home on
Spring creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno Polite
called at the o. A. Miller ranch
Monday.
Charles Armstrong visited a
few days with Gerald and Rob-
ert CarbOne last lTeek.
James Armstrong was a bust
ness caller in the county seat
the first of the week.
Lee Weltner and Ike Cnam-
bers are building fence for War
rem Adsit this week.
A heavy rain and hail storm
struck the Decker community
Friday afternoon, but as there
was no wind with it, little
damage was done.
The crickets are travelling
RAPIDLY from the Rosebud di-
vide toward the Decker CON-
munity. R. w. Morris has put in
a call for more workers to help
get the pests under control and
save the crops.
Rocco and Anna Bumbaca of
Sheridan visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Bumbaca,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Promo Barott
and D. Carbone, visited Thurs
day evening at the James Arm
strong home.
Elaine and E%velynne Woods
of Sheridan are visiting a few
weeks with their grandmother,
Mrs. o. A. Miller.
A number of friends gathered
at the new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Promo Barott on Upper
Spring creek Saturday evening
FOR a house warming. Among
the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Rocky Carbone and family, Lee
Weltner and family, Mrs. Ed
fletcher and children, Henry
Wilson and family, James Arm
strong and family, D.. Carbone
Simon Hamilton and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Adsit, Mr.
and Mrs. Evans Davis. Ike
Chambers, Jean Cotton and Lou
Taylor and family. The evening
was spent playing games and a
lunch was served at midnight.
R. w. Kettron left Saturday
for a vacation with his sons in
Billings.
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NO TUBERCULAR o

With the reaccrediting of six
counties, Montana retained her
standing as being free from tu-
berculoSis in cattle in modified
form, according to a report by
DR.. G. W.. Cronen, inspector for
the federal bureau of animal
industry. The six final counties
to be reaccredited are Deer
Lodge, Granite, Liberty, Ravalll,
Sheridan and TOOle.
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PICKARD

Marriage VOWS were *
changed or Wednesday. June
D, by Miss nellie Yvette Pickard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pickard of Hardin, and Carroll
Graham, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Graham of Lodge Grass.
The ceremony was performed
-bv Rev. Forrest Wertz at the
Methodist parsonage in Billings.
The bride wore a navy blue
sheer dress with white acces-
SORES. Her corsage was of pink
and white roses. Attendants
were MIR. and Mrs. Roy Fisher
of Hardin.
Mrs. Graham is a graduate
of Hardin high school, class of
1886, and of the Eastern Mon
rana Normal school, class of
1898. For the past wear she
taught the Warman school.
Mr.. Graham was graduated
from the Lodge Grass high
school and attended the Polv-
technic Institute in Billings. He
is a stockman and rancher in
the Lodge Grass area.
W1. dIlu NllS. oldlldlll WILL oS
at home after july l on the
groom's ranch on Lodge Grass
creek. Thev will move into a
new home which has been built
there for them.
MRS. RANSLER
GUEST OF HONOR
Mrs. J. j. Ping. Mrs. Walter
J. Brekke and Mrs. O. E. An
derSon were hoSteSseS at a 1:30
luncheon honorlng Mrs. w. A.
Ransier, recently elected state
PEG. president. at the Ander-
son home Monday.
Those present included mem
bers of Chanter L., PEG, and
a gnest who is a member of
another chapter.
The PEG. colorS, yellow and
white, were used in flowers and
other decorations.
Following the luncheon. a SOU
venir book'nt was made for Mrs.
Ransier and she was presented
with a gift from the hostess.
GIVES SHOWER
FOR BRIDE-ELECT
Mrs. Kenneth Fisher enter
tanned at a bridal Shower for
Miss nellie Yvette Pickard Mon
day evening.
Those present at the dessert
bridge were Mrs. H. R. Salyer,
Miss Kathleen Jensen. Miss
Naomi Cool, Miss Betty Koprivar
Miss Jessie Macleod, Miss
Yvonne Kalberg, Mrs. Anne
Sloan, Miss Helen Jean Buzzet-
tt and Mrs. Mildred Gilmer.
Miss Jensen was winner in
a game, and prize Tor bridge
went to Miss Buzzetti, high and
Miss Kopriva, consolation.
HoNoRs SISTER ,
Mrs. Archie Grover honored
her sitser, Mrs. Glen Kimball
of Sanders, Mont, at a sewing
party at her home Tuesday.
Guests included Mrs. Merrill
B. Evenson, Mrs. John x: Ran
kin, Mrs. R. S. Ross and Mrs.
James Durkin.
ENTERTAIN
FOR FATHERS
Miss Jean Kuehn and Miss
Frances Dehnert held a dinner
honoring their fathers, E. c.
Kuehn and 1. L. Dehnert, at the
Kuehn home last Thursday eve
ming.
Other guests were Eugene
Dehnert and Colin Macleod.
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BIRTHS LEAD DEATHS

Montana doctors reported 466
deaths and 873 births in the
state last month, according TO
a statement by the state board
of health. The death included
48 infants under one year old,
10 stillbirths, as from cancer
and so from communicable dis
eases. Car accidents claimed
nine lives during the month.
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MORE TICK FEVER

The state board of health re-
ceived a repOrt this week that
a Lake COUNT resident had
been stricken with SPOTTED tick
fever, bringing the total for the
state this year to IT. Deaths
from the disease still numbered
four, one more than all of last
veal Only IL cases were re-
ported in all of 1888.
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TO ENTER MEET

Montana will AXE part in
the annual meeting of the Ma
tional american Mining cong
ress in August at Salt Lake
City, according to H. c. Bacorn
of Jardine, chairman of the
committee in charge of Mon
tana's program at the meeting.
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FAvORITE VEGETABLE FARE

FAVORITE VEGETABLE FAKE
Did you know you could make an
opulent looking vegetable dish out
Of a cauliflower masked in a chicken
noodle sauce? Just break a stable
head of c%auliflower into fowerlets,
wash, then soak in cold water for a
spell. In the meantime, heat a can
full of that favorite ready-to-serve
chicken noodle soup to the boiling
point, add the caulilower and cook
It'll the combination is tender and
tasty and toothsome. Season with
a Whit of salt and pepper and a
lump of butter. You'll like the
delicate blend of favors in this
dish-the mild taste of cauliflower
toned up with tender snippets of
chicken and delicate homemade
noodles.
CAULIFLOWER WITH CHICKEN
NOODLES
Break up into fowerlets-
l small head c%aulifower. Soak
in cold water 80 minutes,
then wash.
Heat to boiling point
1 medium ZIG oz.) can chicken
noodle soup. Add caulilower
and cook, uncovered, just I'M
til tender.
Add
2 tablespoons butter
Salt and pepper to taste.
Serve at once in vegetable dishes.
The soup gives cauliflower an I'M
usually rich flavor. (Serves Az
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By FRANCES PECK
Heinz Home Institute

thicken it with a flour and butter
roux, then add a couple Of cupfuls
of leftover meat from the refrig-
orator. It's a thrifty trick, too,
because you can mix several differ
emit kinds of meat to give added
flavor to this dish:
NEAT AND VEGETABLE HASH
Melt
2 tablespoons butter.
Add, blending well
2 tablespoons flour.
Cook untI bubbling, then add
/ medium (16 oz.) can vegetable
soup. Cook, stirring con-
stantly until thickened.
ADD
2 cups diced cooked meat (beef,
pork or veal or a combina-
ton of meats).
Continue cooking until meat is
heated through. Serve over but
tered toasted rolls. (Serves ~
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C1ticura Ointment, Soap, Talcum give
baby skin ideal care. Approved by Good
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write Cuticura. Dept le. Maldea. Mas.
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The word Bible comes from
"biblios," the name given by the
Greeks to early types of writing
paper.
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CHAPTER THIRTY-FoUR

CHAPTER THIRTY-FoUR
Hilda sank into chair. II was
pleasant in Steve's apartment. She
touched a book he had been read
ing with caressing fingers. A
little quicker appeared between her
slim eyebrows.
When Steve and Mimi were mar
red would they live there? Why
did her heart always give that
queer downward plunge when she
thought Of Steve and Mimi? And
why was she so contentedly
happy with steve?
Laughter
He was saying to Keith, II
called to see if you and Mimi have
tickets for the broadcast tomor-
row night. It's going to be a big
night for Miss Somebody" Then.
What's the trouble, Keith? You
don't sound natural" And again,
Il see-all right" He replaced
the instrument and turned to
Hilda.
Low in spirits, but very much
alive" he commented. Think we
can leave him to the powerful
Iva"
All at once Hilda laughed. She
laughed until Steve joined her, not
knowing what it was all about.
ITS so silly, Steve" she gasped.
Here I've been breaking my heart
over Keith for months, thinking
about him when I sang, dreaming
of him, believing in him."
She stopped to break out In
fresh tinkle. And all the time he
was making love to that woman
simply because she had money
oh, it was so funny. Keith whin-
ing and begging and finally say
ing he wouldn't marry her. That
was when she knocked him down."
Steve shouted with laughter. II
imagine there'll be a wedding in
our family no later than tomor-
row." he said. Keith won't 60
TO Jail"
Hilda giggled. I'm a nice per-
son, don't you think, Steve ?"
Exceedingly nice"
Il wouldn't want revenge, would
u"
Certainly not"
Perfect Revenge
Il wouldn't mind Keith telling
me a man can't marry out of his
class"
"Oh. no--you'd love it--you'd
present the other cheek to be
slapped"
She nodded delightedly. But If
I should forget and want revenge
isn't it perfect, Steve ?"
only one more thing to make
it absolutely perfect" he grinned.
wait until tomorrow night.
Wait till you remove your
mask and Keith learns that the
popular song bird, Miss Some
body. is little Hilda Gregson whose
station is too low for Mr.. Keith
Carhart. Who the hell does he
think he is anyway ?" Steve broke
off to inquire.
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Anne Adams Pattern

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@}0AEb BODY

There won't be any doubt who
he is tomorrow" Hilda giggled.
He'll be Iva's husband or convict
number so-and-so."
Steve frowned thoughtfully.
I've got to get him to the broad
cast. II never do anything else
in my life"
Speaking of revengeful ma
lures" Hilda teased.
I've got to see his face when
he learns you're the daughter of
General Gregson Of the Dueranian
army"
You can't prove that, steve"
'11l take the chance" He
pounded the arm Of his chair.
"keith's got to be there"
Ask Iva" Hilda suggested
wiekedly. She's crazy to meet
keith's family"
That's it-that's the way to
manage it."
IF l know anything about that
lady they'll be there Hilda con-
tinued. "She had power and
initiative" laughing again.
And the Indian sign on Keith
for the rest of his life" gloatingly.
Its too good to be true, Hilda."
Taking both her hands he looked
into her eyes. I'm so glad you
don't care. Are you sure you don't
care ?"
Defeated
Funniest thing" she unused,
II don't care at all. never
cared, not since Keith walked out
of the church. Even before that I
didn't care. Oh. Steve, wasn't it
the luckiest thing that ever hap
pened to me when Keith walked
out of the church ?"
He nodded still holding her
hands, looking down at her. do
you suppose you-might ever love
someone else %
Gracious, no. I've had enough
love for lifetime. It's wretched
Continued on Page 16, Column s.
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show off al his wife's expense.
The wife-beater of the good old
days was his 1889 counterpart.
He is the husband who wouldn't
think Of actually taking a sock at
his wife. but the verbal beating
she takes when he is trying TO
impress the boys. or good-looking
girl, makes her just as much an
object Of pity as the victim Of the
old-fashioned wife-beater.
The fact that running down his
wife doesn't build him up never
occurs to the man who enjoys
doing IL.
He IL convinced that the pretty
girl who has listened intently to
all that is wrong with his wife. and
marriage In general, is getting a
picture Of quite of martyred fellow.
Instead, II she isn't complete
nitwit, she il thinking. Gee. but
I feel sorry for his wife. Imagine
being married TO a heel like that"
Other men pretend to agree with
him, because they are afraid they
would look silly II they disagreed,
but they, too, only feel sorry for
the woman unfortunate enough to
be his wife.
The quickest way for man to
build himself up, either to a man
or a woman. Is to be wife builder
upper-make his wife look as good
as possible.
After all, he married the woman,
and II she is complete nit wit
and II marriage is only a trap
then he has proved himself foolish.
The natural question that occurs
TO those who have TO listen to the
whining Of his woes is We'll. IL
she's such a total loss, how did he
ever think she was the most won
der.ful girl in the world ?"
But the verbal wife-beater can't
reason quite that well. He doesn't
60 beyond the fact that 1t makes
him feel good to prove how far
superior he In to "the ball and
chain"
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POPULAR RECIPES

A simple dessert, brilliant with
the color of fruit, will keep the
sweet tooth happy, yet not over
tax the digestion. II also satisfies
the eye that likes to look at lots
and lots of dessert. Try these
nursery desserts for hungry
grown-ups who want to keep feel
ing youthful.
Fruit Mazurka
30 servings)
Two cups water. u cup pine
apple juice, u cup maraschino
cherry juice. tablespoons quick
cooking tapioca, u cup sugar, 4
teaspoon salt, a cup canned
crushed pineapple, 6 maraschino
cherries cut in eighths. y cup
broken walnut meats, cup cream
whipped.
Combine water, fruit juices, tapi-
oca, sugar and salt in saucepan
and mix well. Bring mixture
quickly to a full boil over direct
heat, stirring constantly. Remove
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SEATING GUESTS AT LITTLE
TABLES
BY EMILY POST

Dear Mrs. Post: At dinner for
two hundred, to celebrate a silver
wedding anniversary. would the
guests be seated with place cards
at the small tables?
Answer: l think most people
find themselves more at ease II
they have definite place to 60 to.
but II would not be easy to seat
as many as two hundred. In other
words. It is entirely correct to seat
all the tables, and on the other
hand all right just TO seat your
own table, which includes your
selves and the original bridal party
and any others whom you would
like especially to have with you.
Passing Salt, Etc, at Table
Dear Mrs. Post: VIII you please
explain to me the proper pro-
cedure for passing a salt cellar
TO some one Should the salt
cellar be handed to him or merely
set on the table in front of him
Answer: / think ii best to set
II on the table in front of him.
This is also true of any other
small objects that are passed at
table.
Why Girl Friends Gossip
Dear Mrs. Post: l have many
boy friends and understand that
some OF the girls in town are talk
ing unpleasantly about my going
out with more than one man.
They evidently think that when l
let one man take me places I
should do so to the exclusion OF
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Remember the kidnevs often need
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Good Taste Today

all others. VIII you print some
thing about this.
Answer: Judging by the COM
munities that know personally,
a girl goes out with as many boy
friends as she chooses to. II she
goes with one all the time 1t i'm
plies that she is seriously inter-
ested in him, and this would
surely keep all the others from
knowing her. In your particular
case the criticism may come be-
cause you always 20 out with boys
alone rather than with boys and
girls together.
Announcing An Engagement
At Tea
Dear Mrs. Post: I would like to
give tea at which to announce
the engagement Of my daughter.
Most of the guests are TO be young
people-friends of my daughter
so will you tell me about the in
vitations II would be correct to
send under these circumstances.
The announcement is supposed to
come as a surprise at this party
so we naturally do not want TO
arouse undue suspicion about it
beforehand.
Answer: II you write your
daughters name underneath the
engraved one on your visiting
cards, and down at the left As
Fri. May 10th, this would mean
merely that you and she are be-
ing at home together.
Copyright, 193e)
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from fire. Mixture will be thin.
Do not overcook.) Add pineapple
and cherries. Cool, stirring occa-
sionally. The mixture thickens as
it cools. Chill Fold in nuts and
cream just before serving.
Strawberry and Banana Gelatin
(Serves to 81
One package g ounces) straw
berry flavor gelatin, 2 cups hot
water, banana, cup cleaned and
hulled Strawberries.
Dissolve gelatin. Stir until COM
pletely dissolved. Chill until it be-
gins to thicken. Add sliced banana
and one-half Of the Strawberries
which have been cut in half and
lightly busted with powdered sugar.
Chill until firm. Unmold and gar
nish with remaining whole straw
berries. Serve with light cream.
A flea is said to be capable of
pulling a load weighing 100 times
its own weight.
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0sMRs nses Csficsxss
OtatResf 81 Arss sSoa
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pu1nooe ~ chains.
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ROBERTS
When mother in the Wake
time to dressed" what o you say?
Do grumbe and and mutter,
Or Let alone I'm sleepy
All children tmeto do things
Even the birds get early and scramble their breakfasts
the Dummies lift lovely
morning" to the
s
all waiting be noticed
Daytime good time. We
long
stiles
The to do TO wake and Good
right bed
When make other happy happier