The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-07-23

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last week. The family, long resi-
dents of this community left
two years ago to make their
home near Glendive.
]. H. Ransier went to ToSton
to spend the week end of the
Fourth. His daughters, Colleen
and J%eannine, who have been
spending their vacation at the
George Rans.er home, returned
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McKittrick
accompanied J. H. Ransler to
Billings and remained for a
short visit with relatives. Their
daughter Mrs. Marshall Adams
came from California for a visit
at her home, MI. Adams having
been sent to Britain on defense
work.
The Sunshine club met at the
home of Mrs. Roland Jones on
Thursday with Miss Jane Keane
as co-hostess. About twenty
members and guests enjoyed the
cool comfort of the shady living
room, and the cooling refresh
ments served, and were able to
be enthusiastic during the reg
ular business meeting. At the
next meeting to be held at the
home of Mrs. George Zlnne sew
eral new names Will be balloted
on for membership.
Miss Hazel Hussey, daughter
of MI. and Mrs. H. A. Williams,
who is in Washington, D. c.,
underwent an appendectomy
last week. It is good news to her
many friends that she is making
satisfactory recovery.
Mrs. Clarence Salveson ana
Dean, who spent the past two
weeks at the Rogers home, re-
turned to Billings Friday:
C. M. Chapman unloaded U
head of southern steers at the
Rowley siding Monday after
noon. The cattle will be sum-
mered near there.
Guests at the Lloyde Carper
home for the Fourth were Mrs.
w. A. Sawyer, Mrs. Anna Wort,
Mrs. F. B. Taylor and Miss Har-
riet Taylor, Mrs. D. w. Carper
and Harold Carper, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Uriel King and Bobby and
Barbara.
Mrs. H. M. Hammond, Miss
Katherine Hammond and Dale
Swami were recent overnight
guests of Mrs Lyle Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Bowers
and Pauline went on a fishing
trip near Red Lodge over the
Fourth of July Weekend.
MI. and Mrs. Walt Quest
spent last week in Bozeman al
camp meeting. While there they
also enjoyed a visit with Mrs
Jaw Cook, a former resident OIL
North valley. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olenil
were Tuesday evening callers a
the H. A.. Williams home.
Misses Anita Stewart ant
Louise Miller of Hardin Wer'
house guests of Miss Lucret-i
Carper last week. :.
A disastrous hail storm nj
the Sorrel Horse communlt
last week, doing much damag
to all crops and even beatln
: the roofs from some OF the
houses. Mrs. Glenn Quest
beautiful flower garden we
| nearly destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green
i of Custer visited at the home
I their daughter, Mrs. John Wi
liams one day last week.
The dance at Foster hall Q
Saturday night was well attenc
ed and the sunshine club Whlc
sponsored it, realized a substar
: tial sum which will be donate
| entirely to the USO.
II M Hammond left Hard
by train On July list for T2!ed
Iowa where he Will visit bis 81
ter and friends
Leo Metzke, VINO was a-ceptt
for enlistment IN the navy, lie
Billings on July 9 to begin h
training.
Harriet Taylor spent Tuesd'
afternoon with Mrs. Rogers al
Mrs. Salveson at the Roge
. ranch.
. Friends of Leon E. Norris,
former resident of the Vallt
,.... have received word of his pr
.Gi' motion to a Colonelcy in t
~ U. S. Army.
baby spent last week al I
VLS. home of her parents, MIR. a
IL;tedi Mrs. Dave Herbel.
'rleA MI. and Mrs. Arthur Dotter
Forsyth spent the week end
on the Fourth visiting at the L
here Hammond home.
ten c.. A. Rogers went to Bill
en- Sunday night with a truck Il
nent of cattle for market. On the
turn trip he brought three I
Mrs. bulls for the Chapman rancf
tiers -c
the SEEN FROM THE ROADSl
and Two newlyweds picking goo
on berries on the Fourth of j
here with utter disregard of tho
will or now sour those pies
here taste. Is that optimism or a c
led. of life being so sweet that
ILL garless goose-berry pie just c
,nentl sour it = or could it be a Ii