The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-07-30
North Valley News

JOhn Menllng, lea Du1lleI
and Leslie, Merle Bowers, and
Clyde McCafferty were fishing
on Soap creek last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Laughrey
visited friends near St. Xavier
last Sunday.
Mrs. Jake Schultz and chill
dren called on Mrs. Roland
Jones Monday.
Pvt. Johnny Marta spent part
of his furlough with his sister,
| Mrs. Alec Adler over the week
{ end. He is a member of the
Signal Corps and stationed in
Missouri.
Mrs. George Zlnne was hostessl
to the Sunshine club at the
regular meeting Thursday. Alb
out 20 members and guests ga
thered in the cool, shady yard
to spend the afternoon. Six new
names we're added to the roll:
Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Sol Miller, |
Mrs. Laughery, Mrs. Shultz, Mrs.
Wayne Miller and Mrs. Elder.
Mrs. Zinne served refreshments
after the meeting. Mrs. Uriel
King is to be the next hostess.
August 6.
Mrs. D.. W. Carper and Harold
spent Tuesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Sapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Adler are
the parents of an eight-pound
son, born July II.
:. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Heagle
visited with Mrs. Roland Jones
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Bennett and son,
Marvin, of st. Xavier spent the
past week visiting North Valley
/ friends. Mrs. D. w. Carper re-
turned with them Saturday and
will remain there for a few days.
Mrs. Grace Wight called at the
williams home Monday after
Z noon.
Mrs. C. A. Wort, Mr.. and Mrs.
Uriel King and Bobby spent
Wednesday evening with the
Ole F%uglestad family in Crow
Mrs. c. M. Chapman spent
Friday at the C. A. Rogers
ranch. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.. Bowers OF
h Charlo arrived Thursday to Wis
it at the homes of their son,
Merle. and family and their
daughter, Mrs. Ira Smith, and
= with their many friends in Big
Horn county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Holland o.
=, Hinsdale, Mont, visited thel
= niece, Mrs. George Crouch, anc
- family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Olenlk, witt
: Mrs. Harry Herbel and Mr.
Henry Kray, left wednesday TO-
San Diego to spend two week
with Corp. Edward Olenik, VIII
is stationed there.
About so friends and neigh
bors gathered at the Guy val
Cleve home Saturday evening
| to surprise Mr.. and Mrs. VA
Cleve on the location OF thel
25th wedding anniversary. M
Van Cleve met the raiders Wit
a gun, but when they prove
to be friendly he allowed Their
to come in. Mrs. George Crouc!
lead the group in playing game!
and all were served the luiic'
which the guests brought, M
and Mrs. Van Cleve were pre-
sented with a silver coffee SCI
vice which carried the pes
wishes and congratulations c
all present. uorho,
left Friday for the Kopac ranc
where they are helping with tn
wheat harvest.
The Misses June Mcklttrlcl
Colleen and Jeannlne Ransle
and Arleyne Koebbe, spent tues
day afternoon with Margarf
Nj Carper.
NJ Miss Carolyn Crouch recent
vi spent a week in Billings vlsltIr
MI friends and relatives. 800.
MI Mrs. Tate and grandson, WI
M lard Durham, were WeeK-er
guests at the Van Cleve ranch
J, II. Ransier and daughter
Colleen and Jeannine, had SUI
per at the C. A. Rogers hon
Sunday.
A farewell party for MI. al
Mrs. Bert Kurtz, who have spe
the summer with Mr.. Kurt;
brother, Walt, and who are lea
ing for Oregon where he W
teach during the coming sche
year, was held at the Ed Kul
home in Hardin Sunday nlgl
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. WI
rr,,vfo Mr. orH NErS RaV Klr