davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1940-03-01
edpinOeIscfabI nnO ernabrnns

8eranlaBt merOen oie S1minoel-
gefiible our1 cine Storing oes
@lei6gepidts. 9ur1 cine Derdn-
Oerte @nbrnebmung Ser rdumliden
ltmtpeIt 5ei9net Iid Sic u1angeneb-
me grideinitng bes Shmin0elge-
fiibls aus. Sierbei empfin0en Die
einen 9rebbetpegungen i'm @opf. An-
0ere glauben, Ser &0rper fdnanfe.
MiandmaI 0rebt ii1 ales Dor Sen
4ugen. Sebr oft geben 0ieie
51minoeIgefiible nod einber nit
ltebelfeit, 8redrei5, @lieoerSittern,
S6tpiBen, Ser5flopfen Iopie nit
Qngit- un0 llnIuitgefiibIen. @erntt-
laIiung gum ~9luftrten bon S1pin.
oelgefiiblen geben 3ablrei9e innere
uno Nerbenfranfbeiten ob, ferner
&opfoerleBungen, @ebirnerfranfun-
gen, 8er6noerungen i'm mittleren
un0 inneren DIR, Ser5franfbeiten,
MISUNDERSTANDING uno NierenIeiOen
nit Neigung at SarnDergiftung.
Gebr oft iino S9pinOelgefitble
ober au1 3uriid3ufiibren auf grn6b-
rltngsfebler, auf einen betrddtli9en
&onium BON @enuBmitteIn ODER duf
cine 9armtrdgbeit. Cine ~lteberiGt-
tigung nit gipeiB Our9 rei9Iiden
Slei1d-, @urit- ODER &diegenub
fiibrt our1 Die ltnfGbigfeit oes &6rs
pers, oas gitpeiBmateriaI duf5uneb-
men, 5u elmer 8iloung bon getpillen
i9dOliden Stoffen, Sen Jog. @tomoi-
men, 6ie int 8lut freiien uno onm
S6minoelgefiibI b%erborrufen. 9ur9
gipeiBent5iebung fir mebrere Gage
in Ser ISOLDE flitgt 0as SdDinoeI.
gefibl nod fur5er 3eit al. Nament-
lid Ser S6pinoeI Der 1lteren 2ettte
fam oft ourd cine beeetariide 2e-
bensweiie pirfiom befdmpft mer0en.
@oriibergebenoe @6minoelnnfGIe
finO gelegentIi1 8uriid5ufiibrert nuf
Ben @enuB nidt mebr einiuanofreier
Gpeiien. 8eroen Mngen un0 Darn
raid geIeert, Oann b~erIiert iid aud
Ser Sdpittoel. guh cine rei9lide
Mufnabme bon @enuBmitteIn - iei
es @lfobol, &offee ooer Eabaf -
fort oas @leiheepi9t. 9ur6 Md-
Bigfeit i'm &nuden la0 I'M @enuB
alfoboliider oOer itarf n~nregenOer
@etrGnfe fam man oftmoIs 6ie duf-
tretenoen Sdpinoelgefiible ouf elm
MinoeItraB bernbieben. @ir0 fer-
ner fir cine regelmdBiee 9armtdtig-
felt geiorgt our6 Elm an Obit unO
@emiiien iomie an 8oIlfornbrot reihe
Nabrung, 0onn geben Die Sdpinoel.
onf1ne, worunter biele infolge ibrer
6roniiden 8eritopfung 81 leiOen ba-
ben, anmdblid auriid
Washington Journal., 1940-03-01

@reolein; Setretdr: gbriItian Gbrilt,
6222-5te StraBe, %. SO. 0eri.
am 4ten 9ienstag I'M Monot.
SrOlpcrt Sia JrieObOf. @raliOent:
Greo 8oeeliang; Sefret1r: S. q.
8infler; S1asmeiiter: Geo. S. q.
Stus. 8eri. arl 8. 9onnerstae in
WtOnat i'm 6rieObofsgebauOe
ElattOeati6er 9amenbrreiu. @ra
lioentin, 6rau Sopbie @abL Sefre.
tdrin, Srau gbrilrint @eber.
9entides 8aiienbals. Nraiioelt:
@m. 6. 8%Anmerman; Sefret6r,
Huoolpb SonteImann, POI 9ennI9l-
Dania apenue, g. 6. @"eriammluMo
nm 5tueiten Sonntag i'm MOnat i'll
@aiienbaus.
G1riItian am6 GleDmura Mnppert
9eimi. 9r1liOent @m. S. Cube;
Sefret1r, Sbos. 6. Sarrel, 721-
tote 6traBe, 90. 50. Weriammlun-
gen i'm MItenbeim.
Tramcm-N Gbuerein Oes 9entIdrn
@aiienbamles. Hrdiioent, Srou Ga.
tberine Miaer; Sefretdr, 6rau Gil.
5abetb Biegono, 5924-16te StraBe.
81. SO. @~eriammlung am 0ritten
Wittpon /. Ntt. i'm @aiienbaus.
9ertider 2iterariidtr @ereir.
Prdiioentin, Sri. Mnita S9a0e Der.
lammlung am 8. Sohna6en0 i'm Wt.
I'M &nltie 1929 Nbooe Sslan0 Ibe-
nile, Noromelt.
Tramcu-SiIfsDereiM bes 9eMtiden
@aiienbamies. 8r6lioent. Srau 6reo.
5huI5; Gefret1r, Grnu Margarete
0uerIt, Ga Snle Mpt. H~erfammllnio
5ipeiten 9ounerstog i. Wet. i'm
8ailenbaits.
rSappinck Glnb" bes 9entiden
@aiIenbamies. prai., $. Strobel;
Gefret1r, @m. @raB 1924 ~@pe"
6traBe, 81. 8.
Gdlaraffia @aibinstOnia. Der
~lommlung ieoen MoHtag Mbeno.
1912 s GtroBe, 81. SO. Ausfunft
BEL Serrn 6. 6. Eauls, 70S-12te
StraBe, q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-01

brot (5inmons- uuo @robambroD
nitt nur peeen ibrer tieinereu Sob
leb1Oratmengen beiicr Otrtragen ols
@eiB- unO @raubrot, ionoern megen
i6res @ebuItes an &itnmin 9. 9ie.
les 9itamin er666t Die gertrdglid-
felt fir 3uderitoife, oespegen io1te
tdgIih oreimal 80 g Gdderbefe ODER
fertige Sefeprdporate bon 3uder.
fronfen gegeiien uerOen. 9iobfoit in
jeOer 6orm unO b~eiOnoers robes
Sauerfraut, msrOen BON ieOem Gran-
fen ousge5eidnet b%ertroeen. Gin
apfel Ionte ieoe Mabl5eit einleiten.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-01
NereiussG alemOer

United German-American So
cieties. H. C. Winkler, President;
Walter Camp, Secretary. Address
for communications: 7lO Sixth
Street, N. w.
GDmcDrO Club. Yraiioent:
gbas. SLIDER; Sefretar: Sran y.
5dla9ter, 1863 Conn. 4De., g. W.
8"eriammlung ieoen Oritten Ntittpoh
I'M Wtonat.
WaIhinatUm SGMgerbnnO. Ser
einslotol: @rcaoia 9aue, 31S4
l4te StraBe. g. @. @raliOent, Saul
OtterbaH; Sefretdr. 8. s. Wti1aells.
S~iueltun0e: Sreitag Abenos s nbr.
Nal6imgtOn G6ngerbanO Tranen'
DIOR. 8ralioentin, 5rau Nfarie Hid'
ter; Getretdrin, Grau Sophie Stters
bad, 311 EuIip 4pe., Satomo Yort.
WeO. G~ineltunoe: 9onnerstoese
abenos 8 lbr, i'm 4rcaOia @ebduoe,
14te GtraBe un0 Perf NoaO, yt. Us.
r0emti6er sbeater alab1. Rrd-
lioent: @uItoD Seller; SefretGr:
Sermann 8lonfenburg, 4233 : Ste
5troBe. 50. SO. @~erinmmlung ieoen
pierten 9ienstag i'm Monat in Der
Sangerbunobaae, 3134 : 14te Stra'
be, 9toroneft.
9entIde SreimaMrer QDae
NN Mrminills, 9tr. rs, G.A.M.M.
w Getret1r: SreDf. Bertram,
1910 s GtraBe, g. 6. geri. am
/. 9ienstag i'm Maonat I'M ytenell
W2alonic Sempel, 10. u. $ ct. ye.W.
Mrmimims @ergniignugsUcrein.
Nr1Iioent: 2oren5 &erldbalsl ;
5efretGr: GbeOoOr 2er9t 59O5
Siebte StrnBe. q. SO. 8erlamliI.
luna am /. Gonnaben0 /. Wet. i'm
Saule zines Wtitglieoes.
9eutIder llnteritiknn0sbMMOs
Oiltrift Nr. 40. YrdiiOent, WiiAel
0oiner; Gefretar, @briitian &ronell'
bitter, 11O4 Dat StraBe, Silper
Sprinq, 800. 8eri. am A. MitttDod
i'm Monat in Ser 81 ngerbunobaae.
Olmppert Seim Traaeu SilfsOer.
elm. @r1lioentin: Srau gabette
Grumfe; Sefret6rin: Grou Wtabel
0ies. G%erlammlung am 2. Diens-
tag i'm Monnt, 2 ubr nodlnittags,
I'M Seine.
Aripn 9amenberein. @rdiiOentin
Trou g. Rrumfe, 1859 Sprina
Hoao, g. 49,; Getretdrin. Gron u
@aBmnnn, 1904 Morninglioe Dripe,
81. 50. Geriam. om 2. Nittmo@ I'M
Monat, nadmittags | lbr.
8albinatun Sport Club: 9rd-
Ii0ent: Sans @bner. 721 3luOlfte
GtraBe, g. g.; SefretGr: aorl
9auer, sos Sngrabam ct, q. @.,
Gernipreder. &anOolpb 4O59: Seal.
mlierer: gnfreo Sornnng.
0entIAer ltnterltiknuasbmn6, Dit
rift Nr. 100. P%rdiioent: Sobr
Washington Journal., 1940-03-01
9es Malers @abrtranm

Mls SIepogt oIs iinger Maler
in Miin6en lebte bate er init iei-
ner RunIt nidt biel grfolg; er
fonnte ausiteaen 10 biel er poate,
man Idimpfte MIR nno fanfte ibm
nifts ab. 9n trdlimte er in elmer
Naht, er m1re mieOer auf Dem
@irtidaftsbofe gu Sauie, un0 es
w1ren ibm orei Shmeine entlaufen,
oie er ouf @ebeiB ieiner Mutter
mieoer einfangen ioate. 3pei bate
er gliidlid beimgebrodt, oas brittle
aber mare peri9munoen Gle
pogt tpar INNER elm groBer 8abr-
traumer, ulo er er6ablte oaber am
Morgen Ser Mago oieien Sraum.
Dieie DuBte iofort, oas fonnte MIR
@elo be0euten. Satidhlid fam
gleid oarauf elm Brief nit Der an-
frage, OBJ CT iein Bib Ser Ean8
Der Salome~, oas er geraoe olisge-
Iteut batte, Itatt fir 5000 Wfarf,
pie er geforoert bate, aud fir
1000 Marf berfaufen Diir0e. 9as
mar fir i'm bel ieiner efpigen @elo-
not elm Mdrdengliid, Oas groBe
8unoer, auf oas iein Sralim bin
getpieien batte, usto er idlug iofort
Elm. Nur Die Mago fonnte iih ni6t
berubiger, uno iie matfte ibm LANCE
INNER pieoer 8ormiirfe, Dab er
ni1t aud oos brittle Sdmein I'M
Sraltme eineefangen bate.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-01
&arMm laMfeM Wir int
&reiie?

befpeaen. lit i6on offers beobndtef
norOen, obne Dab man oafir einen
aureidenoen @runo ongeben fonnte.
9ieie GrIdeinung eebt o6er ouf
cine Dem Menlten a%nge6orene 81
qenIdaft 5uriid, ME Our6 pillen'
idaftlide llnteriudungen naHge-
nieien lit. Sic gepegune i'm &reiie
Iieqt Meni6en uno Eieren inltinf-
tib am nGditen infolge zines Steu-
ermehanismus, Der, penn er allen
berrI6t, @enouugeu in Spiralerl-
form berporruft.
9ie 8eo6a6tungen laiien iid ON
beIten an ben fleiniten Se6etDelen,
ben einseaigen glm0beu, anlteaen,
sic ith in einem @%aIierglaie in ge-
friimmten 2inien betpegen. lin felt
auItenen, Oh audi b0bere Siere mo
idIieBli6 iogor bic Meniden 81 ei-
ner 0erartigen &idting %ge5iDungen
peroen, menn niHt Ourb Die Iugen
uno on0ere Slime cine &egulierung
eintritt, nuroen cine groBe &eibe
BON Geriu6en gemadt. yiad einem
Shneefaa mur0en Gtuoenten Oie
guaen berbun0en ulo linen befob-
len, ouf Ser StraBe in gan5 graoer
2inie portpGrts 5t geben. 8lIroen
oom bic 6uBtapfen, Die Die Ser
ludsperIonen babel 5uriidgelaiien
batfen, gepriift, 10 fanO man, oaB
jeOer Bfao nit groBer GegelmdBig-
felt in ser 6orm elmer ubrfeoer-
Ipirole berlief alio iid aus eindel-
men Rreiien 5uiammeniebte. 9ie
einen RreiIe gingen nod linfS, Die
an0eren nad re1ts, ober Die
@runoform Ser 8emegmg 8eigte
cine groBe @eieBmdBigfeit. au6
Sdmimmer tpur0en nit berbunoe-
men @ugen ms @aiier geIdidt uno
linen aufgegebet, grade 8t i6tDim-
men, ober auh iie betpegten iid in
Spiralen borm1rts.
gei piloen Sieren bat man itets
feItgeiteat, bob iie, tpenn iie berfolgt
peroen url0 in groBe Angit gera-
ten, I'M &reiie laufen. Die ridtung-
gebenoe @irfung bon Auge uno
Nafe miro our4 Sic glngit ousge-
Idaltet, un0 Damn tritt oerielbe
GidtungsinItinft mie beim Wfen-
i6en IN Rraft, Ser gum ginidlagen
bon &reiien fiibrt. Ser Menl9, Der
iib berirrt bat, lit ia iiber Die gi6-
tung, Bic er einidlagen ioa, gon8
I'M unfIaren. Mu1 Bel Inn beriagen
alIo bic normalen Mittel, Die ltfis
ben @eg meiIen, uito es ma6t ii6
oonn oieier Snitinft geIteno, Der
i'm i'm &reiie fii6rt, 9ieie Greiie
Iino iebr biel GROCER ais Die, sic Der
Menih init berbunoenen Iugen eirl-
i9l1gt. Sic iino aud unregelm1Big,
ut1o 0o8piihen treten INNER mieOer
gera0e Qinien ODER Minfel auf. Sci
Dem gerirrten miro ia INNER ipie-
ser ser beiulBte Miae eingeIdal-
tet, cine beItimmte NiAtullg ein5u-
idlagen, uno Oaourd miro oie alr.
Belt oes unbetpuBten OfidtungDei-
iers unterbroden. 8erionen Die iiA
in elmer @iiite ODER in eirtem @alo
berirrt babenb fonnen Greiie fdla=
gen, Die einen umfang bon so Gilo-
meter uno mebr boben, aber leBten
gnoeS miro eS INNER cine &reis-
linie iein.
Man bat aud BEL oieieu 8eriu-
den gefunoen, Bob oie 9[rt Ser arei-
ie, Die bon einem Meniden init
berbunoenen Nugen beidrieben tper-
Sen, einiges iiber lire 8eri0nlidfeit
ousiagt. Ierionen. Die iid Iei6t
for5entrieren utio einen feiten Mil-
len babet, beihreiben fleinere uno
regeImdBige Spirolen, pabreno BEL
unidliiifigen uno 8erftreuten 9erio-
men Die Spiralen 5uerit grOBer uno
regelmaBiger iino uno oann fleiner
nno unregelmaBiger mer0erl.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-01
SIN Sanber 0enti6er N}ar6en!
bon glifabetb @arquarO,
@aibin8tou 9. 6.

Ser 8inD6eit pun6erIebIi6 Mdrdentpeben,
9es 9aetus u%nOerseBIib iiBes @Iidl
Oh aNb enttlo9n unlraHteno unler Seben.
ShoIn iebHin1tsoea mir jener 3dt 5uridl
SIR Mdrdeu id0n, bon Rbantafe getraseu,
SSISfSff aug sr SS1ns'n%2a elo5 Se0 m 2'g gnsen,
SiebH9e @unOer Der @rinnerlnsl =
2as lit Der ainObeit traite gdr6eufuuSe,
Ienn 0dnmrln9sldleler iInten Nib uno pefb;
% Hin9ts moddptiglth aug ainOernun6e:
gar Das Elm @lidl Sn @aters groBem Sbitteu,
Sci pinter9eit'rer 5a9rt, Elm Snbe8qgl,
@ Ser. mir, g 6sim ,( gi0f e5aIl e. 9, l0 leiat 55imgIIitteH,
luO fameu betm mir, gadOden unO Sic gab6eu,
@rOBmftterIeiu pintt f~reunDIi9 uus herein:
KY Ssdg Tuut um mo- eT TalM4au, ep S1i9 bier Tin i'm I tra1te gu stiO@en
gstr ourtten gldr1, uns etrDas sslBes@ pdbllen;
grobmntter tolrnlbt, 0aB nibtS pie Stu9e tort.
Gin SerrIibesl 9as mir nod ME geB0rtl
@rOBmitterIefn bat @ieres ia erfobren
S @eS '8 Ee D Seai Said .8 5 9HfOf Ddr 5u fdSsaf! so5reul.
Som mi6eu alang Der gtintme bingenommeu.
Ser Iiebeu GIten, in Dem peiBen 9aar;
Siuo mir ms NRdrd5en iddt bineingefouuen,
limb es erl9etnt uns allies ionnentlarl
60 8iebt Ser Ugdrbeuoeit Ourd5 ale 9Rdame,
Sreibt Iuftig 8duberpiel in Nort uo Bib.
grpedt gu bOlOem 2eben ainO6eittrdrme,
9ie er in buuten Sorben uHs entbHatI
@ir finO gan5, OBJ, gefeiielt, ltnum Dor Stnlnen;
Bir 6Sren Swerglein flHfern, fdern, .rannen;
Sic trppeln trnppeln aus Dem Berg beransl
9os irm're Slid fdr6t b0ber uniere @ansem
&r iinb ia ieIbft in i9reu 3persenlanbl
901 a1, IN etnen1 bolDen Srdum befnHgeH,
IS pI0Blid, nie Ourf CUMBERLAND, %berf6panol
limb bor uns lRgt Commissions 0foIengarteu,
Gin rei8enD BHD, oas unIre Blide trnf;
9ornr0sder, ibreu 8rin5genabL ertparten.
Ser ie 9efuBt aus bunOertidbr gem S6Iafl
Ser nin1mt Ietn liebes 9f0sben in Die Nrre,
ln0 bei6e leben glidid, Ieelenfrobl ~
Ob f1 au6 ms elm i90ner Yrn5 erbarme?
8er neiB? - @ieaei5t gebt es uns eben1ol -
9a, IeIe rml1dt es in ben 8Iiten5peigen,
limb bot lns ifpebt Elm @efen ipunberbarl
Gid aItia AT itns &inDer nieoerbeugeu,
Spri1t tie, NIT bDIDer Stimne, IRb unb far:
.@ott erlB eut aIeiuenl Sin gar germ gefomnleu,
SD bin Die O2drtenfee n@iibfnrDaI
S6r predict N1drden, bab's 10 germ bernOntnen,
@nd einen 8lni1 g~epdbren bin ib bal
8eit lit mein @eg, cir 6eim nod 6iefe Stinoe,
5agt eineu ib6nen @unid mir Drum gei6minOl~
9a Hang es i'm Mtforo aus 4inbermunbe:
Gin DentIdes 0adrdenbud fur ieOes &inol"
Washington Journal., 1940-03-01

Ole @~olfsipinne trdgt ibre Suu-
gen auf Dem 9Riiden nit iid. SIN
Script laiien iid 6ie iungen Spif-
men auf ielbitgepebten Sd0en ourd
oie 2uft tragen. 9ieie 5doen Bill.
ben nit oenen onoerer Spinnenar-
ten ben Iogenannten ngltDeiber-
iommer", elm unenolid feines So.
0engetuirr.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-01
Die QlnoIt Dur Ser Grippe

Sdmd6lide uno oesbalb leiht
uaniaIlige1 Herionen, aranfe nit
irgeno einem droniiden 2ei0en, 5arte
ainoer, @reiie uip. iino fir oie
Grippe am meiften empfdnglid. Gas
f6lieBt ieooh nidt aus, oaB aud
onideiueuo frdftise |eriouen ibr
Washington Journal., 1940-03-01

10000 O0,O 900, Marf 1T ser
@ert, ben Ser geiamte @oIObeitano
Der 8elt bat.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
MRS. WESTWOOD
ENTERTAINS CLUB

Mrs. A. G. Westwood, Jr., en-
tertained the Thursday after
noon bridge club at her home.
Guests were Mrs. Cliff Clanin,
Mrs. Won Eggart, Mrs. Charles
Schooner, Mrs. R. J. Brown, Mrs.
George Cooley, Mrs. Dude Sor-
ger, Miss Margaret Anderson.
High score was won by Mrs.
Sorger and consolation by Mrs.
Cooley. LG
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24

Haggerty, high for men; Mrs.
Clanin, consolation for women,
and Mr.. Miles consolation for
men. L
HOSTESS TO WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB
The Wednesday afternoon
bridge club was entertained by
Mrs. Howard Jenkins and Mrs.
Charles Haggerty at the home
of Mrs. R. J. Brown.
Guests were Mrs. Lloyd Ora
ham, Mrs. Charles Schooner, Mrs.
John Ryan, Mrs. George Cooley,
Mrs. william Lynde, Mrs. R. j.
Brown and Mrs. E. Richardson
Mrs. Ryan was awarded high
score prize and Mrs. Lynde,
low. L
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24

Miss Mable Holley, who is
teaching at the community
schol, north of Hardin, spent the
weekend with her parents in
Lodge Grass.
Miss Jean Lohmaier spent the
weekend at her home here.
Miss Lohmaier is going to school
at Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Milliron
and Joyce Marie visited in Har-
din Friday.
Miss Velma Cox of Spear Sid
ing spent the weekend with
Miss Annabell Lee Neal.
Mrs. R. J. Miller and Mrs. M.
T. Wells of Lodge Grass creek,
were callers here Wednesday.
G. G. Quinn of Hardin attend
ed to business matters in Lodge
Grass Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Pete Stevens
and Jeanette of Upper Lodge
Grass creek, visited friends here
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Deth-
lefson and Bill Gray were callers
in Wyola Sunday.
Thomas Toomer and Ted
Lamberson of Billings were
tranSacting business in Lodge
Grass Wednesday and Thursday.
Myron Lynde and Bob Tschir-
gi of Wyola made business trip
to Fargo, N. D., Thursday and
returned Monday.
Miss Emily Craven of Phila-
delphia, Penn, is spending the
week with DR.. and Mrs. w. A..
Petzoldt. Miss Craven had
charge of the morning service
at the Indian Mission.
Mrs. Jim Poulton and Mrs.
Lining of Hardin are spending
a few days here with friends
and relatives.
Albert Feldman spent the
weekend in Butte with friends
and relatives.
Denver Sherman of Upper
Rotten Grass creek, was a bust
ness callers in Lodge Grass on
Wednesday.
Bert kronm1ler was transact
Ing business here Wednesday.
Frank Elder of Hardin was at
tending to business matters in
Lodge Grass Saturday.
Miss Clara Fenton, who is
attending school in Billings,
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Fenton.
Mrs. A. M. Stevenson and Mrs
Clayton Clanin attended the
Eastern Star meeting in Har-
din Thursday evening.
Mrs. o. w. Lindsey and chill
dren, who spent the summer
with friends and relatives IN
Fairview, Mont, returned on
Wednesday with Mr.. Lindsey.
Mrs. Carl Meister returned
home Saturday after spending
a few days in Billings under
going treatment.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
LODGE GRASS SECTION

score by running plays while
Fromberg came back to tie the
score via the passing route.
At the beginning of the Sec
ond half Johnny Pease received
the kick on his own ten yard
line and aided by the blocking
of his team mates, ran 10 yards
for a touchdown. Bobby Bends
failed to convert on his wide
kick. Fromberg chose to receive
and attempted forward passing,
but Bends intercepted a long
pass and with perfect inter-
ference by his team mater gall
loped so yards for a touchdown,
making the score 20-6 in favor
of the local lads.
F'romberg again attempted to
forward pass and again Bends
intercepted on the mid-field
stripe. With Medicine Horse
bucking the line for consistent
gains the locals fooled From
berg's defense and a pass from
Kenny Morrison to Lysle Luck
EFT was good for another touch
down.
Continuing to intercept the
passes of the Fromberg aggre-
cation and to make steady gains
on Line plays, and allowing the
F'romberg team one touchdown
in the second half, the game
ended with the score "a to IL
in favor of the Lodge Grass six.
The starting lineup was as
follows:
LySle Luckett and Bud Terrell,
ends; Keith Morgan, center;
Kenny Morrison, quarterback;
Cleo Medicine Horse, tail back;
Bobby Bends, wing back.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
TWO CHILDREN
ARE INJURED

Donald Fenton, small son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Fenton, fell
while playing Sunday morning
Rnd broke his left arm. He was
taken to Hardin Immediately,
where his arm was set. He
returned to Lodge Grass the
same day.
Billy Wright, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wright, fell
from a horse he was riding Sun
day afternoon and broke his
arm. Billy was also taken to
Hardin, where he remained two
day for treatment of the in
jury. G
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
L. G. H. S. TEAM
DEFEATS FROMBERG

Fromberg bowed to the I'M
proved blocking and tackling of
the Lodge Grass SiX-1nan foot
ball team last Friday afternoon
on the Fromberg field.
During the ideal football wea-
Their Lodge Grass high schools
team moved one step farther in
gaming district recognition by
Devil dering the Fromberg team
WIN long runs, passes and hard
charging backs during the sec
ond half of the game.
The first half ended six to
SIX. Lodge Grass gained their
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
OFFICIALS HOLD
LABOR MEETING

"A meeting was held Sunday
evening, October 20, at the
Lodge Grass hotel to discuss "a
wage dispute at the Willow
Creek dam.
Attending the meeting were
Mr.: Simmons, attorney for the
Indian Irrigation service; C. c.
Quinn, attorney of Hardin, w.
S. Hanna, E. L. Decker, r. P.
England, B. England, H. J..
Goldman, K. Harms and a num-
Der of laborers.
R. P. England, who was on a
trip, was called back to be
present at the hearing.
The proceedings of the meet
ing were not made public. L
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
INDIAN INFANT
BURIED HERE

Funeral services for Elmer
Rock, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Rock of Big Horn, were held
at the Crivers Memorial In
dian Mission Saturday.
DR.. w. A. Petzold was in
charge and interment was in
the Lodge Grass cemetery. G
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
(First White Baptist church,
Addison Self, minister

SUNDAY SCHOOL, 10 am.
B.Y.P.U. $50 pm.
Preaching service, 7::3O pm.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday
7:30 pm.
Ladies aid, 2:30 pm, Thurs
day.
The young people are invited
to the Wyola B.Y.P.U. meeting
and supper Sunday evening. AL
are also invited to stay for
preaching service.
The church has invited the
Wyoia church as guests at the
evening preaching service.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
SALVATION ARMY
AT MISSION

A group from the Salvation
Army in Billings visited at the
Chivers Memorial Indian Mis-
sion Sunday and had charge
of the evening service.
Those from the organization
who attended were Major Fer
guson and son and daughter,
and the Misses Hoppers.
A cornet duet was furnished
by the Hopper sisters. G
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24

Many of the business men of
Lodge Grass motored to Hardin
saturday afternoon, where they
attended an REA meeting.
MRS. Clifford Clark, Mrs. Per-
cy Forman and Mrs. Cliff Cla-
mn motored to Hardin Friday
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
Lodge Cross
&4ee:& 81
SezIkGe1 W.
CATHOLIC CHURCH

The first Catechism class of
the season for the children I'M
der 10 years of age will be held
October 26 at l pm. The class
will be held every Saturday at
l pm. All children are invited
to attend.
The Confraternity of Chris
tan Doctrine meets every Tues
day afternoon in the Catholic
Church basement.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
FIRST CROW INDIAN
BAPTIST CHURCH

DR.. w. A. Petzoldt, minister
Sunday morning service, 1890.
Sunday evening service, 7:30.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening, 7::30.