The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-10-15
Kirby Kernels

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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Penson
motored to Sheridan for supp
lies on Monday last week.
Dom Davies threShed alfalfa
seed on Wednesday and threSh-
ed grain on Thursday and Fri
day.
Victor Johnson returned from
Cheyenne on Tuesday, where he
completed another written eX-
animation for Annapolis, to
which he had an appointment
two years ago. While there he
received orders to report at St.
MaryS, Calf. on Oct. 20 for
physical training in Navy Air
Corps. From there he will go to
Corpus Christi, Texas, or PenSe-
cola, Fla. to finish his flying.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Foley spent
Saturday in Sheridan where Mr..
Foley consulted the doctor and
Mrs. Foley shopped. Mrs. VIM.
V. Johnson drove their car for
them and Mr.. Johnson went
along as ballast.
The ranches on the Rosebud
were practically deserted on
Saturday, while their owners
shopped and attended the an
nual Bull Sale in Sheridan.
Dwight and Ruth Ferguson,
Mary Allen Sargent, Marie Sur
rena, MI. and Mrs. Tommy Fer
guson, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Jor-
dan, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Glenn,
MI. and Mrs. Willis B. Spear,
MI. and Mrs. Harry Fulmer, Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Jones and sons,
Gregg Penson, Dom Davies,
Amos Helvey, Earl Adsit, Ray
Holmes, c. C. Rugg, MI. and
Mrs. w. w. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Moody, Charles Young
and E. E. Kobold we're amongst
those seen on the streets OF
Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Furman
went to Sheridan on Friday
evening to have their car over
hauled on Saturday.
There was a very large turn
out for the First Aid class con-
Quoted by Mrs. Dwight Ferguson
at the Foley log cabin on Friday
night. Everyone is much inter-
ested in this work.
Miss Kathleen Kobold, who
graduated from high school last
June in Billings, and accepted a
position in the bank there, was
home over the week end on a
short holiday.
A cablegram was received by
Mrs. w. H. Ooc) Spear this
week that Joe, who recently left
San Francisco for overseas duty,
had arrived safely "in the land
where Coconuts grow. Joe is an
expert rifleman in his division.
His brother Phillip, who now
lives near Moorhead, Montana,
recently took examinations for
the Air Corps at Helena, and
passed with high grades. He is
expecting to receive orders to
report for duty soon. Their sis
ter Muriel is employed as a rive
ter in the Douglas Aircraft
plant in Santa Monica, Calf.
Fred Spethman has written
friends that he is advancing in
the Mechanics Division in which
he enlisted some time ago.
Miss Phyllis Johnson is ex-
pected home for a short visit.
She has been ordered to report
for duty in the w. A. A. C. al
Des Moines, Iowa about Nov. l..
She has been employed by the
Remington Arms in Denver, in
tracer bullet division, as in
structor in loading these bullets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis B. Spear
were hosts to the Rosebud
younger set on Sunday evening
at a buffet supper in honor of
Tommy and Nancy Ferguson.
Tommy was indicted into the
last week and will leave
soon for camp in Utah.
Mrs. Fern Young Michaels is
visiting her husband at the
sanitarium in Galen, Mont.
Mrs. Dom Davies and baby,
Ann, returned home from the
Sheridan hospital on Saturday
afternoon.
A night fighter needs 5000
units of Vitamin A per day to
aid night vision.