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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-08-15

ton was larger by six per
cent because the number OF
sheep shorn was larger by eight
per cent. Fleece weights gener-
ally were much lighter in cas-
tern Montana this year, aver
aging around seven pounds in
some localities. The quality OF
the wool was good this year, be-
ing unusually clean and having
a lower than usual grease con-
tent. shrinkage of Montana wool
this year will be less than last
year, the report stated.
The tendency is for Mon
tana sheepmen to increase
numbers this year, but to a les
ser degree than last year. Lamb
prices are favorable, but wool
prices are none too encourage
ing, it was pointed out. Grass
prospects for next year are good,
especially in southeastern Mon
tana, where the largest expan-
sion is expected.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-08-15
Yesferyeor
AS COMPILED BY BREKKE'S
GROCERY FROM HARDIN
TRIBUNE FILES

TWENTY YEARS AGO.
Iyle J. Tintinger and Edna Vic
kers were married at Billings
DR.. and Mrs. w. A: RuSsen
returned from the East, where
the Doctor opened the Attn
annual Assembly of the chau-
tauuua season with his splen-
taugua season with his splen,
Begins" Walter O. Lee ana
Miss nellie Wiley were united
in marriage. -. w. E Warren
shipped three cars of wheat to
Minneapolis receiving approx
mately 1925 per bushel, fob.
Hardin.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-08-15
up md Down
the
Street

Pete, the ubiquitous young
man, who operates the Big Horn
store is minus some scales from
in front of his establishment. IT
seems that occasionally people
passing by stop and deposit a
penny and see how much they
weigh. 1t also seems that some
culprit has apsconded with the
scales for the few meager pen
MES it contained. Pete's plea
to the criminal is to bring back
the scales, keep the money and
no questions will be asked.
My wife is going around home
feeling very superior to me be-
cause she answered a question
on the DR.. J.. @. program in Bill
lings Monday night. The one
redeeming feature to the affair
is that the bought us a nice
treat with the money. She did
not appear on the broadcast,
but on the program following
the radio sketch.
w
We believe that one of the
best ways to get the safe driv-
ing habit impressed upon ones
mind is to witness a violent
auto accident. We did just that
last week when we came upon
a wreck five miles south of
Buffalo, Wyo. AS a result of the
collision one woman was killed
and two men badly injured as
well as both vehicles being de-
moliShed. 1t is a costly manner
of impressing anything on a
PERSONS mind, but it Keeps us
always conscious to be a little
more careful when we get be-
hind the wheel.
- 90 -
If the construction crew that
is going to oil Hardin's streets
does not get on the job soon
we are going to be called liars.
We learned from Bob Young
that the Oiling crew should have
been here and work started but
they were held up on the last
job they were doing. According
to reports they will move into
town and go to work anytime
now.
The duck hunting dates for
Montana and other states in
this area have been announced
hu h Denartmapt IF tho Tn
terror as being from October l
to November 20. Both dates are
inclusive. If we have fall and
early winter weather as we did
last year the fifteen additional
days will not mean much to 10
cal hunters. It takes lots of cold
weather to bring in the north
ern ducks which makes for good
shooting in these parts.
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TEN YEARS AGO - AL Cof-
fin died at La Grande, Ore 80:
DR.. md Mrs. l.. E. Havertleld
entertained MI. and Mrs. Harry
G. Rogers and daughters OF
South Pasadena If you en-
Joy reading this column and
you want it to be continued,
please call BREKKE'S GROC-
FRY. Phone 68,
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CARD OF THANKS =

We wish to thank our friends
for their sympathy and help
during our hour of sorrow in
the loss of our darling Julia
Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Kelly
and family.
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Increase In Stdte
Wool Production

The Agricultural Marketing
service places the 1910 wool clip
in Montana at 28,384,0 900 pounds
with an average fleece weight
of 9.3 pounds for the estimated
total of 3,O52, 900 sheep shorn.
In 1899, wool production from
2,830,OO0 sheep shorn amounted
to 26,885, 900 pounds with an
average fleece weight of 9.5
pounds. The average yearly pro-
duction for the ten years end
ing 1898 was 331, 795, 900 pounds,
and the average number of
sheep shorn was 3,352,0OO head
with a fleece weight of 9:5
pounds.
While the weight per fleece
shorn in 1910 was slightly be-
low that of 1899, due to the fact
that tleeces contained less dirt
and grease, total wool produc-
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and Doris and Mrs. c. A. Rogers
spent Sunday in the Wolf
mountains picking berries.
Lyle Hammond is receiving
treatment in Billings.
Red Edwards of Toston spent
last weekend at the H. A.
Williams home.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-08-15

ADDING MACHINE paper for
sale at the Tribune Herald Of
flee.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-08-15

Indignant father: do you
think it fair, Bobby, after I told
you the truth about Santa
Claus, to go around telling the
neighbors that I laid your Eas-
ter eggs, too?"
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The Lighter Side

Wife Tin back seat: Don
drive so fast, George"
George: "Why not?"
Wife: "That policeman o,
a motorcycle behind us can
get past"
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Theatre Ne,Ds J

Comedy prcdorninates he billing
of pictures scheduled for the com
Ing week att hf Rita Theatre In
Pascagouia The entire program Is
IN the lighter vein with character
and western atmosphere prevailing
In others
Opening tonight with The OH
from Avenue A starring Jane with
ers and Kent Taylor, shows Jane
trying 10 50 through that stage Of
growing Up ON the screen tn an In
tereating manner IS khe Is pictured
wearing hong dresses. The story
deals with the subject az q play
wright taking q child into his home
20 study her for the purpose Of SUP
plying study for his stories.
Tomorrow night Saturday, Octo-
Der g. q vel balanced western, TIE
Stage 10 China starring ueorEs
oBrien- Virginia Vale ana Rober,
Cavanaugh. The Pals Of the Golden
West. musicians and singers IN the
western manner. are entertaining
and the script has seen 10 &c thal
their musical numbers IN no way
hamper the continuity Of the story
Lucky Partners" with Ronald
coinan and Ginger Rogers, Is billed
for Sunday and Monday. Octohe.
n and ~ This Il one Of the fines
comedies OF some time. Ginger sur.
passes herself In the field @:
hlnnor, in this picture, which /,
filled with surprises and Dialogue
twists
Tuesday. October n. Is ~Ficwfns
Cod" an otl and character picture
suggested by a Rex Beach story
John Garfield Is cast IN the Ieadins
role with Frances Farmer, and pa
OiBrien In the leading supports
There Is plenty Of action In the pic.
ture.
Btng Crosby and Company an
presented in an amusing musical
under the title Of Rhythm on ths
River wednesday and Thursday
October 30 and 81. with Crosby /,
MARY Martin and Basil Rafhbnne
The picture has an interesting
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BALANCED MEALS
PLAN OF PROGRAM
IN FARM HOMES

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quarts q fruits ard VEGETABLES
canned shis year, MrA Hudnnn saad
~Tnts c~oFarMxes wfth an average a
fEt quarts for tks ann pertcd q
1888
"A study Of the canning rsrxtz
shoes that - quarts of fce1 have
been preserved for each person and
the canning season stln has several
weeks % run. sire said Even q
the flooded areas of the stair rNA
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quarts q food and have hundred
cf pounds of dried fruits and vnxe-
tables
so far. ire FsA farm wives hsss
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and Vegetables. stored a7t7 30
pounds az dried fruits and vege.
tables, 1es.27e pounds a stnxee
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a teIins and pickiea HUNDREDS a
families hare heir pantrtes stacke<
with Jars and cans Of meat an
. large peFcentage of the families
have hogs and bcevee for their usazl
and lard.
Conservation az the nome grows
food mean that the FSA farm fam,
lies VII not have 70 wonder whefs
they are going 70 set their fon
this winter and sprtnR. They havs
u IN their pantrtes and Enokl
houses This huge supply % foo.
means that these families WIN no
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BIGPOINT

Several Of Cur people attended
meeting at the safsm CaanpgToaFid.
Sunday.
IRA. Gray Of kohile came easur-
dag, for = fe~ days visit 70 MFn
PaFkhuTst. and ctber fftend4
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1r. and Hrs y q Loae 60 Moulls.
Saturday.
MIRA Butch Nelson an1 children
spent from Friday "a Sunday alter
noon visiting her parents, M. and
Mu Calhoun Carter, near Basin.
MrA Parkhursf and ~. Hsfiuf
Jansen attend church - Mshlie.
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= O. Lans i having sesns repair
wNk Gone 10 his residence.
Gr - Mira Chester Ghoenock
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~. ard Mrs. BUCK FsstrhNr apen'
the weekend Ia Vsnclsave ard 81
leEaed the New FTnApsct Can't
Aeetlng. Sunday
Nsns AsAtdA HmaralA. Jchn HaAral
a. and Tiny and Edwin Wslla ~
tended the MnoIie Comfy Pair
Sunday aiterneon
NJ. and Mrx J. a Dunn salssss
relatives ID F~RiFfaops. Ala SUNDAY
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Akr. and MIRA Marshall Carte
visited Mr.. Carriers mother. AfEs
Ann Garter. In vascieave. and e.
tended camp meeting. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs a. G. Daffin nns
Mr.. and MFs. A. l. peffln attsndeS
the Mobile County pair. Sunday
o
Mr.. and Mrn Horace Byrd ank
family arrived Saturday Tor . tlal
70 relatives. Mr.. BYRD returned h
Port o. Joe. pa. but Mra nyTs
remained for q longer sllat bezasns
Of the illness Of her baby.
Nj. and Mrs EDGAR nsrta Ans
baby. Mary Lou. spent the wssk'
end In the home Of Mrs Bsaiai
parents. MF and HRS. oeorEs shan
pine.
Nj. and kfrs. Y. r. Stanton an
son. Kayo o. Century. pa visited q
the home of Mr.. and Mira JehI
HaArnim and family. Wednesday
3D.
Mr.. ard Mira J. p. Graft O
6prinRhiIl. In. visited friends an
reintives Lsre last week. They yer
former residents q Kfeole.
Mrs. John HaaFala and daushts'
Mazda. we're business visitors 1
Mobile, "Wednesday.
D.
Mrs. Nettie Miles returned 3
Prfchard. Ala Thursday. afte
spending . few esek. here IN IA
homes Of her soma. Lawrence an
Doc Niles. size was aco0mpanie
home b. Mrs. Ola MAJ PaFneli an
HRS. Lille Adama.
o.
John Haaraia xAa . business Via
ttoF In Mobile. Monday.
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ARENA

There SIRE - mesessl ID ssslnasy
@hnd ~ HesNsis rhanwl Sunday
aa1ntiin8. Ocf - NAafseeM szzAsnnka
ln Tire Aauis rAAAs aakagn4 4 tarNkF
a1sraAuaon ga the ixsuan.
Mn
Mis- EmNs alFackixt. nfsn ta&<1,s4
aN u9aal e1Mez. Emss q fakFaY At
hsF haass o. FTidar nssht ~ tlazs
mesnhefa
Mr. and Msn X " ms4s<Fsx ii.
tefsdEd Hpna CuzHina Dag 81 fAsfn.
EnMsnn JantfF Ca1eaa. oear4=ss ~
n
MICA FTaeasftna ard wttIlafa Rish.
afaeua sgrnt Aha Meet eos e. ahsss
lsannsM here TlAN husa are IL ucn.
Camp - Den3a Springs.
FrienE1 81 p d TpAvidem usEl
b Klad 70 knpw Ma hsNlsh 4 IN.
proving
Frltsaas here regret % have NJ.
ard Mna w & csfnzn msssa Out 4
ear ~eosHsnnfdsY. 19sY sin se1se a
Deer fsnfk ais
John isisberx u n ~ ms nsme
herr.
Mrs Rnsefn Williams lei me
prayer aesyire ~ Hsbefss chnn1l
laet Wednesday uishf hfa ~
0aofa vii led This wnsk.
Mlsa Ira Ma cunssln1fanm
sF2nf ne Neeksud sIfl hasns fulxs
nsfs aae b sEnuiursd a Grand
Mrs. goisn 6 ws.fesd snA he
aansu mu4a ~Snf1n Mn1.e visited gNi
atisee and friends here nnfuggsne
afternoon. MR. WslsaHd Is aasx II
TIE isaelsEs ~ ofmna any Al.
9m
Mrs Lfzkis Cnnnlnakam sisiiea
F~xiaikseA - Nanceass fNeeaGl9.
3
A large nunsksF fFasu tnls sssn
BEun3sl ATTENDED, aAism Camp Mest.
re Sunday
o
N. ard Mrs ffsnnrs fss3msrk
ssa ehizdFen - uaaNA Al sgenf
Sunday vt3iltssa TIE fpzraafs hK1khs
r ard sifs. III an1 Mr. EkFn
ahoemok
Mr. I'D - sidney naAeasnas1
Nm II o. uafi. Ms upfFIe uefL
nd Hasnex cm4sfan e11nnAs4
~aaastefir snsafkfsnns Il FAe.sanfm
eandags
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LOCAL TOPICS

MI ard Mr. SnfiH M~fkAHsaeN asn8
aanehief ~ - O1afp9rN ard
NJ etaA Mr. Nofstile Nausu1f. -
/ fsaknn RnsaRx. AlWsst tara ~mMAEgsa
ii slae hessfe 50 ~. ARD MIA = l.
Mstnod On Cef4nzal 1e NgReeI
n
MFa 4 . 5Assn MR. FVaRo Cas-
auA MFa DNea C1k1anaN ~. sHnt
Rx4aaf assea h Me4A1e
o
hr. and Arr 4 ID aaEwses &n-
nuance ase arrival e = hskB SRI
n<an IS ltsx 1.kkzsm UtenfF Mms
pGlAa On Sunday. Oeto2ar ~ Ala
has been sssen TIE naisss q Msllsin
Eaish
-. ara Mrn W NJ Martin are
fprxivlnK cfa1stafuaafssss On ne ar
rival Of ; bAhS Nag. barn e. tlse
jackson County HossataA Friday
October e. wtsesa sheF have naHsrd
F4ederick Ton MAfttn.
1
Born 10 Mr nnd Mrs. . I Fnrs
= b1g. THURSDAY moffstna 81 Ire
Jackson County HaagAtAi
-n
Nim Ouen Carpenter. ~ uutf.
unrL spent tlte ueskefaa with hlsks
Marguerite Culle, H. p~a&c@eunlA
Misses Cclte. CnfpentsF. ard Epuine
Rnterta attended Home Cazusng
81 refktnkton Junior Cuiie3e
Mlm vessA fAe Boearns 81 nsioxt
ID making her home with hef bukh.
a and sikser-m-lAw, 1T. ana Mira
Loren noaArRe on jackson avesaue
temporarily. and has aactsAea : pa-
sition with the g ~ Heuksi Varsity
Store
Nolla Roberta student Il Mlsata.
Eippi Southern College. H&itiesasre
spent tha weekend visiting friends
N PaEeae8llla
Mf. and Mrs Chafiea Ffttef and
daughtef Emma. accompanied bY .
W. Cox. ci MnbiN. spent sunday
visiting Mr. and Mira Y. W Cox and
family Ga jackson avenue
o
ar. and Mrs. Henry oausisf spent
several days this week Ia Ne~ Or
leans attending an ice manufactu.
reFx convention. returning homo o.
Thursday.
Kenneth dnpbon. 81 Houston.
Texas. Il visiting in u8e home u
i1is uncie and aunt. Mr.. and Mrn
J. O Cole, on Grant Avenue.
o
Mrs. Carl A lsAflr and a. BEN
nin. are visiting Mn R1aiFa onsaain,
Mn. n g hesisf. IN Mobile.
D.
Sheriff Guy KFebs spent tsu days
"A jackson this xeek On business.
3d.
Mrs L ) H1haEtea. daughter. Ais
MarRueftls HEl1elles. ard son HOB
eft. ard Miss Katherine billiard IL
Biloxi. spent uae weekend Ia pRsea.
Roula with MI schoises aboard the
Benoltee beat @fEsmrud~
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Nias Bonnie Cole spent the wsxk
end visiting kr. and Mrs ArdniI
AnRiin in BoKaiazn During TIE
weekend they attended @Hnfna0m
Ing It perkinas1n Junior collexs
Miss Cole ard Mrs. Anelln Mere
FoosnmaEes IN school
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Misses YEouns pzexsst 0enev.
1eye Seq. ard Wanda CLARK. and
Bsaek I'LL. Jack WIEchen. ana
BoobT Frederic. naoanFed 70 nusn-
Iaaa Friday 70 attend Une BosainsM.
Pnaeaaoszia football game.
o.
Mr.. ara Mrs. Herrnea 0auiief
HNnt nseFai dags 81 New Orleans
lzaa weAk. where they ATTENDED, A.
see manufacturers convention
ASs Rufus Kev. II Rolev. Ala
hama. arrived Sunday % sssst re-
. month "a ne ktoerse e Mfk Ett,rl
Fofevaas Hhs was aenaau1mN,ea
here ~ nex an ard daatssses
Eugene ard Lillian Key. all0 re-
tafned = their hafne SUNDAY nleha
Frienaa aaIi Be aiaa - kunu kfsat
AFs Kueez@ rosleyin wfo rs beer
- fW several Neaks IS ienHosez
and ablA - rt NJ
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romance sntwined through the
plot
Another Of th0ss appealing com
ediek. Of the Blonde series under
the title Of Blonde Has Servant
Trouble IL billed for Friday night.
November l. The picture has q
number Of mysterious and starting
tncidentS ehmaxed By DAgwo0de
heroiGn.