The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-10-23
Kirby Kernels

Mrs. Cliff Randall reported re-
Gently that they had lost five
calves and judging from the
tracks a mountain lion must
have been the killer. Fantastic
as it may seem, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Sitter and one of their
guests, riding over the hills to
Bud Aldersons one day last week
saw the animal. The men tried
to ride it down but it got away
in the forest underground on
the mountains. A lion hunt on
the Rosebud Wolf mountains
might be a lot of fun.
Threshers were at Glenns on
Tuesday morning, where they
finished and moved to Foley'S in
time for dinner. Mrs. Tom Pen
son, Mrs. Charlie Penson, Mrs.
Charlie Young and Mrs. VIII
liam v. johnson were the cooks
and served dinner to some 10
persons. Mrs. Foley has been in
bed since returning from Bill
lings, where she had undergone
"a minor operation. She is much
improved now and is able to
sit up. Reports from Mr.. Foley
are that he is improving.
Mrs. Charlie Nichols of Hy-
sham and her sister, Mrs. P. A.
White, of Shaker Heighth, O.,
spent several days visiting at
the William v. Johnson home
the past week. On Wednesday,
they, with Mrs. Johnson, drove
to the Antler ranch, where they
were luncheon guests of Mrs. M.
H. Tschirgi, and later drove to
call on Mrs. Phillip T. Spear at
the Rafter Cross Bar ranch.
They returned to the Rosebud
Mountain ranch in time for
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Tor
rey B. Johnson.
Mrs. Winthrop Sargent met
Miss Mary Allen Sargent in
Sheridan on her return from
Toston, Mont, last Friday.
" us B. Spear has made sew
eral trips lately to receive sheep
at CoalStrip and Paddy Ryan is
in charge of trailing them to the
Spear o ranch.
Matt Jordan and Amos Helvey
shipped their beef the past
week. Charlie Helvey accompan-
led the Helvey shipment to ON
aha, his first trip to market
with cattle.
MI. and Mrs. Richard Hosford
arrived Friday for a brief visit
at the ranch on Cache creek.
The Torrey B. Johnsons were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hosford Saturday evening. They
left Sunday for their home in
South Dakota.
Mrs. Millspaug and Mrs. Roe
bling were hoSteSses at the Roe
bling home Friday at a shower
for Mrs. Kenneth Zettle. Pres
ent were Mrs. w. w. Anderson,
Mrs. c. T. Glenn, Mrs. H. H.
Jones, Mrs. j. D. Moody, Mrs.
T. B. johnson, Mrs. William v.
johnson, Mrs. Earl Adsit, Mrs.
Pat Spethman, Mrs. Charlie
PenSon, Mrs. Cal We're, Mrs.
We're, ST., and the guest of
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. william v.
Johnson were hosts at dinner
Friday evening to Mr.. and Mrs,
Jack Moody and Mr.. and Mrs.
Torrey B. Johnson and Sandra.
Mrs. Paddy Ryan visited over
the weekend at the T. B. john
son home and is visiting at the
Spear o ranch until her hus-
band returns from Colstrip.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Glenn were
hosts Saturday evening to Mr.
and Mrs. Willis B. Spear, Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Ferguson, Miss Ruth
Ferguson, Tommy Ferguson,
Gregg Penson, Mrs. Ryan, Mr.,
and Mrs. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sitter went
to Miles City Friday with the
truck to get one of their horses.
They returned Saturday.
Mrs. william v. Johnson at
tended a luncheon at the Sheri-
dan Inn Saturday for the men,
bers of the Dude Ranch ladies
committee on entertainment for
the visiting ranchers during the
coming convention at Sheridan,
Oct. so, 81 and Nov. l.