The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-02-06
Kirby Kernels

N11Uy NCi1NlS
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Jordan, Mr..
and Mrs. Dom Davies, and Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Ferguson made
a trip into Sheridan Saturday
night, Jan. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Anderson
were guests at the Ben Sitter
ranch for dinner Sunday, Jan.
26.
Most Rosebud ranchers have
harvested a crop of ice for their
summer supply. Those who do
not yet have ice put up may
have difficulty if this "Califor-
mia" weather continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Helvey
made a trip to Billings last
week to purchase finishing ma
terial for their new home. They
also shopped in Hardin. They
crossed Sioux pass, which proved
to be open for travel this win
ter.
The Kobolds made a trip to
Sheridan Monday evening. On
the way home they had a head
on collision with another car
which was being driven down
the wrong side of the road. The
driver of the machine which
struck the Kobold's automobile
was said to be intoxicated. Mrs.
Kobold and Junior were taken
to the hospital for first aid.
Their injuries were bruises and
shock, and they were dismissed
to return to their home in
a short time. Their car is be-
ing repaired. None of the occu-
pants of the other car were
seriously hurt as neither ma
chine was going at an excessive
rate of speed.
Mrs. Harvey was taken to
Sheridan Wednesday. A needle,
which the doctor thought had
been in her body since child
hood, was removed from her
side.
Mrs. Roy Mckinney received
severe burns about a week ago.
She filled a lamp which was
burning, and an explosion oc-
cured. Her clothing caught fire,
but she succeeded in putting
the flames out by rolling in the
snow. She then returned to the
house, rescuing the baby and
her two small daughters. Put
ting the children in a safe
place, she carried water from
Corral creek to put out the
fire, climbing on the roof to
see that the last spark was ex-
tinguished. Finally she went to
the Heigis saw mill village to
ask for help. One of the neigh
borS took her to town for med
ical attention. She is now being
cared for at the home of From
Mckinney of Decker.
this community who plan to en-
ter the army, Bonnie Post and
Jack Gibbons, were able to be
present at the party held for
young men who will soon en-
list, Saturday night. The New
man orchestra furnished music.
There was a record-breaking
crowd present. Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Harvey and Mrs. William ".
Johnson were hostesses. The hall
was decorated with red, white
and blue bunting, streamerS and
flags, for the occasion.
Miss Margery Belt was a guest
at the Dom Davies ranch over
the weekend,
Mr.. and Mrs Wally Duell and
Owen Anderson of Bear Greek
were guests of the Aldersons
Saturday and Sunday. They at
tended the dance Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. Lopspiech, camp tender
for Mr.. Griffith on Indian creek,
was found unconscious on the
ground last week by Joe Bowen,
who traps across the range. He
was taken to town for medical
attention, but was still uncon-
scious at the latest report.
The All club held a demon
stration on cooking cereal at
the home of Mrs. Pat Spethman
Sunday. Two girls served the
finished product to the guests,
Mrs. Helvey, Mrs. Kobold, Mrs.
Hamilton, Mrs. PenSon, Mrs.
Spethman, and Miss Kathleen
Kobold. The club will meet
again next month March 2, for
another demonstration at the
home of Earl Adsit.
MOnterey's Boys Town
Instead of a few run-of-the-