The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-02-27
North Valley News
VALLEY NEWS

Laurence 6SllLet, sui VI N11
and Mrs. Fred Benzel, who Suf-
fered a broken leg when he was
accidentally struck by a car on
Feb. IT, was able to leave the
hospital and return 10 his home
Sunday.
Ray McKittrick spent Sunday
afternoon at the C. A. Rogers
home.
George Burroughs and chill
dren spent Monday evening
with the ]. W. Carper family.
The Sunshine club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Walt Quest. Present were
10 members and seven visitors.
Mrs. John Olenik was initiated
into the club. Following the
business meeting the hostess
served refreshments in keeping
with Washington'S birthday.
The cherry pie baked by Mr..
Quest brought many favorable
comments.
John Gilreath delivered a load
of fat lambs to the Billings
uldTkeG 1llulS udy.
John McPhee and Don Guptill
were in Billings Thursday. Mr.
McPhee's daughter, Isabel, re-
turned home with them.
Miss Margaret Meredith of
Pineview spent last week at the
Glen Quest home. The young
people attended the tournament
in Hardin.
Albert and June McKittrick
spent Thursday and Friday
nights in Hardin and attended
the basketball tournament. They
were guests of Mrs. E. G. Hoerr
Mrs. Evelyn SAWYER, Mrs. H.
W. Funston and Horace Bun
tson called on Miss Ella Mae
Davis at her farm home Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Taylor Elder has been
suffering from an infection in
her hand. a result of a cut from
a tin can.
Mrs. C. M. Chapman called
! on Mrs. Fred Taylor and Harriet
last Saturday.
Miss Helen Gilreath is much
improved in condition. She is
still a patient at the Deaconess
, hospital in Billings.
No trace of the two rifles,
stolen from Sol Miller'S car
while it was parked near the
river at the Joe Olenik ranch,
has been found.
MI. and Mrs. AL Koch enter
tanned a number of their friends
at a pinochle party at their
home last Friday evening
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Glen Moves, Mr.. and Mrs
George Crouch, Mr. and Mrs
Taylor Elder, MI. and Mrs. Glen
Quest, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Phee, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Haynie
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Quigley
and MI and Mrs. Gene Hay
ME. Mr.. and Mrs. Quigley re-
ceived high score prizes. and
consolation went to Mr. ano
Mrs. Gene Haynie.
The pupils Of the Sprrel Horse
school and their teacher, MI
Shrine. entertained the moth.
ers at a school party recently.
Mrs. George Crouch was g
guest of the H.E.O. club in Har-
din last Wednesday.
Fred Koch and Edison Cook
called at the James Keane
ranch Thursday.
Mrs. c. M. Chapman was
called to Billings on business
last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kurtz made
a trip to Hysham Sunday.
William Herbel and Miss Eba
Flemmer were married in Bill
lings last Saturday. All theil
friends extend congratulations
and best wishes.
Miss Edith Rogers, Miss Jean
Britell, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
/ Smith and Clarence, Jr., were in
Yellowstone park for Montana
day. En- route they visited with
friends in Bozeman.
More than 60 persons were
present at Foster hall on Friday
evening for the organization
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Speakers were H. D. Rolph
president of the state organiza-
ton, and Mrs. Mildred StOltz
director of education for Mon
tana. The meeting was called tC
order by Mrs. Sam Rag.and
! who presented H. A. Williams
who, besides acting as chairman
spoke on his recent trip to Hell
ena. Following a program O.
songs and speeches, pie and cot
fee were served.
On Thursday, Horace Bun
Ston drove his cattle from 6
: pasture on the Pine ridge to the
Sawyer ranch, where he viii.
keep them until the first of APP
J ril.
M. L. Hawks of the upper Big
Horn was in the north vale.
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Corday of Sheridan AND
Mrs. Arthur Chilly of Hardin
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
Quest Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Alex Herbel
Miss Blanche Riplett, Reuben
Ruiz and Harold Ruiz visited a,