The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-11-06
Lame Deer News

Education Field Agent Frailey
of Grow Agency visited the
Lame Deer school Monday.
Mrs. Donald Gray was hos
tess at a dinner party cele-
brating the fifth birthday of
her daughter, Donna, Monday
evening.
Norman Spang, who was
graduated from the eighth
grade here last year and is now
a student at Haskell, is men
toned in a recent issue of the
Indian Leader as a member of
one of the Boy Scout troops
there.
Round-ups and alfalfa harvest
were delayed here early in Oc-
tober by both rain and snow.
The total precipitation for the
month, 1!O2 inches, all fell be-
for the 9Th, including a four
inch snowfall on the 5th.
Highest temperature of rs oc-
CURED on the 18th and a low
of 10, on the Goth.
Mr. and Mrs. John Griffith of
Busby were weekend guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Dean Darius.
The Lame Deer Woman'S club
gave a Halloween party at Biz
ney day school Saturday eve
ming. Masked guests took part
in a fashion parade, dancing,
games, and at the wheel of for
tune. Mrs. Mamie Nance of Biz
ney won Women's first prize as a
hula dancer, and Mrs. Fred
Thomson of Lame Deer carried
off second, as a bear. Jimmy
Burns captured mems first as
a dashing young lady and Ellis
worth HenkinS second as a
Chinese coolie. Mrs. Florence
Middleton at the piano and Mrs.
Eddie Martin and Mrs. George
Burns, violins, furnished music
for the occasion.
John whitman of Baker ar
rived here last Tuesday, accom-
panied by Mrs. William, to take
up the duties of WPA foreman
in charge of projects in Lame
Deer and on the reservation.
They are living at the tourist
camp. The sewing room has
reopened under the manage
ment of Mrs. Helen Alexander,
the school lunches will continue
with Mrs Jessie Specimen in
charge. A fencing project, a log
ling and sawmill project, and
the labor on the extension cot
tage and the community hall
will proceed under MIR. Will
mans supervision
DR.. and Mrs. Dean Darius and
Mrs. James H. Tunnel were
Forsyth visitors Monday.
Sever Sand returned to his
Rosebud ranch from the Miles
City hospital last week. He says
he feels fine, but his doctor has
prescribed a lot of rest and
quiet.
Homer Hastings of Kalispen
was a guest of the TretheWey
family several days last week.
Mrs. Marjorie Munro of Miles
City, a WPA supervisor, visiteo
the WPA sewing room and the
school lunch rooms here last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy Lester took Hubert
Harris place at the pOStOffice
last week while he was on the
roundup.
MI. and Mrs. John Gillespie
spent two days in Miles City
last week.
A. C. Stohr and Charles H.
Jennings attended the meeting
Of the county commissioners in
Forsyth Tuesday, in the inter-
ests of the further improvement
of the Lame Deer-FOrsyth road.
Miss Rose K. Brandt, super
visor of education field agents,
of the district office in Billings,
spent the week at the BuSby
day school.
Louis c. Mueller, chief special
officer for the Indian service,
was here from Denver Tuesday
in company with Robert Pinker-
ton, district special officer of
Crow Agency.
Mrs. Fred E. Keene enter
tanned her Sunday school class
at a party at the Jennings
home Friday evening.
The Tepee I'D shipped 400
head of cattle from Colstrip on
Wednesday,. They have bought
800 head of steer calves from in
dividual Indians for their steer
enterprise, and will buy more
this fall
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