The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-03-06
KIRBY KERNELS
(LaSt Weeks ItemS)

Mrs. Bert Young was called
to Radersburg, Mont, to be
with her daughter, Gwen, CMrS.
A. Michael) who was to have an
operation soon.
George Gustafson of Hardin
and Art Westwood of Lodge
Grass were here on Tuesday to
meet with the farmers of this
district. Many were unable to
attend as they did not receive
their notices in time. We hope
Mr.. Gustafson will let us know
earlier next time, so that there
will be a real turnout. Those
who attended reported a very
interesting session.
| Miss Ruth Ferguson has been
visiting with Mrs. w. w. Alder
son the past two weeks. This
is an annual event at this time
of year. It is doubtful if they
have any snow for their skiing,
which they and Mrs. Jack
Moody enjoy tremendously. The
Rosebud has more snow than
most places, but that isn't much
to boast of.
MIR. and Mrs. William v. John
son returned from Sheridan on
Wednesday,, and Torrey Johnosn
went into town that evening,
and was there to welcome his
baby daughter who arrived at
$50 am. Thursday at the Me-
mortal hospital. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Spear brought the tidings
out TO those interested on
Thursday afternoon. The young
lady was named Sandra Marye.
Torrey returned to his home on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Winthrop Sargent and
son, Winthrop, spent several
days visiting at the Spear House
in Sheridan last week.
Guy Sperry returned from his
visit east on Thursday, and went
into Sheridan on Saturday to
enter training at the Armory
in Sheridan, where he and Ben
ME Post, Joe Young, and John
Fullbright will be stationed for
at least two weeks to come. Lee
Adsit will go to Missoula soon.
Charles Foley and Robert
Roebling were attending to bust
ness in Hardin Friday.
Mrs. Orpha L. Allen is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William v. Johnson. Mrs.
Allen and Mrs. johnson were
girlhood friends on neighboring
ranches near Big Horn, Wyo.,
back in the Gay Nineties.
Saturday noon the William v.
JohnSonS were hosts to DR.. and
and Mrs. w. E. Denham of St.
Louis, who are holding services
at the Baptist church in Sheri-
dan, and Oliver Reed and dau-
ghter, Mary Ann.
Mrs. Jack Moody has returned
to her home on Cache creek,
after visiting for several days at
the home of her uncle, Willis
B. Spear.
Logs are going up on the new
cabin room of the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Spear, and they
are logs what are logs, and all
hewed by hand. Some, used for
ridge logs, are SIS feet long. The
room will be 40 by 20 inside
when finished, with a huge fire
place.
Many of the early spring birds
have made their appearance on
the Rosebud, during our sunny
California" weather, but it
might be wise to put out some
feed for them these stormy
days. Nature provided some.
feed for them last fall, by leav-
ing choke cherries, chaparrall,
and haws in great ~profusiQn on
the bushes. The ring = necked
Chinks are calling their mates
and seeking their summer
homes.
The Community Sunday
school met at Mrs. Foley'S home
Sunday. AS it was so cold, not
many children were present.
Sunday school is to be held on
the second and fourth Sundays
of each month. Next month the
dates will be March 9 and %.
c. T. "Dick" Glenn has re-
turned to the Rosebud after a
trip to Cuba and Panama. He
came home by way of the Rim
rocks ranch in Arizona, where
he left Mrs. Glenn, who will re-
main there another month.
Mrs. w. B. Spear and Mrs.
Jackson Moody spent Wednes-
day visiting Mrs. Sitter.
Miss Muriel Spear of Sheridan
has been a guest of Mrs. Matt
Jordon at the New Moon ranch
on Dale creek for about two
weeks.
Lee Adsit has returned from
the hospital in Sheridan. He
has completely recovered from
a recent operation for appen-
dicitiS.
Art Brown and Matt Jordan
consigned some mares to the
horse sale in Sheridan Feb. IS.
Harry Bullen of Birney has
been visiting friends in this
neighborhood in the old-time
way-riding the grub line, so to
speak. He is accompanied by his