The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-12-10
Kirby Kernels

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Pfc. Arthur Were, son of Mr.
and Mrs. j. J. We're of the
HeigiS Lumber works on Corral
creek, is with the Marines, at
San Diego, and recently quail
fled as a pistol sharpshooter.
Rev. Donald Smith, who
faithfully made the trip out to
preach to us once a month for
the past two years, has enlisted
as an Army CHAPLAIN and has
been assigned to Coast Artillery
battalion, Camp Hoan, Calf,
This is where they teach the
boys an~tiaircraft gunnery.
We had a very severe snow
storm last Monday. It started
showing Sunday evening, and
continued until Tuesday morn
ing, drifting to such an extent
that Hurb Jones couldn't dig
through to the home of the first
family to take the bus that day
to school. He took his team and
a road drag and dragged the
road then, but the distributor
cracked on the bus, so he and
Robetr Roebling took their cars
and hauled the youngsters to
school next day. The bus was
back in operation by Friday.
This storm Will put many ranch
ers to feeding their livestock,
As the snow lays so deep and no
oare hillsides to feed on, and
% degrees below zero weather
puts a hump in any critters
oack!
Cliff Randall was over from
Hardin on Saturday to inspect
our roads and says that should
| high wind drift the road in
.igain he will send the snow
ploWs over to clear it. Mr.. Ran
Iall brought Mrs. Randall and
Mike owe to spend the week
nd at the ranch, but he did
lot tarry long. Mike had to get
ut the tractor to haul his car
out of the ranch.
Harriet BiXby is helping Mrs.
Dom Davies and Irving LaFebre
5 remodeling the interior of the
I'D leg house, which the Davies
IRE living in this winter. They
nave closed the big stone house.
Earl Adsit attended a sale
lear Sheridan this week. Sew
eral of the Ro%Sebudders are look
.ng for good milk cows, tested
or bangs and tuberculosis.
Jack Moody was in town last
Monday having the brakes re-
)aired on his sedan.
MI. and Mrs. Newbegging de-
ivered a 4 ton load OF coal to
he VIM. V. Johnson ranch
lone on Thursday. They made
t thru in spite of the drifting
DAD. They are delivering coal
. many homes along the Rose
oud now, and are just able to
.eep their customers supplied.
MI. and Mrs. w. w. Gamble
lave moved their saw mill and
heir house over to Indian creek,
rom above Jack Murray'S ranch
louse He is saving lumber for
;. E. Kobold.
The Woman's club met Sat-
Irday noon at the log school
house, and then went up to
Mrs. H. H. Jones home to eat
their lunch, and hold the meet
ng, ito ave fuel for a time
when a larger gathering was
,resent). Mrs. Johnson came out
On snow shoes from her home, !
said it was too cold to ride
horseback. Mrs. Charles Penson
vas showed in and unable to be
present, so Mrs. Randall gave a
summary of the program at
Hardin, Nov. 16, on Making the
lone Attractive for the Fam
..ly", which will be reviewed at
our January meeting as so
many missed the program. The
club will sponsor a Christmas
oarty on Sunday, Dec. 81, 2 to
P. M. for all the children of
the neighborhood. Bring your
skis and sleds big and little
children, and the ladies will
serve cocoa and crackers and
there will be a tree and treats
or the youngsters.
The All club might have a seS-
sion prior to the party, so come
early. The next meeting of the
club will be January 9. Mrs.
tones will be hostess, and If
weather is severe, her home will
be our meeting place, up above
the log school house. They hope
'or a large turnout to this meet
ing. A talk on nutrition will be
given.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Foley have
sold their store and ranch hold
::ngs to Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Glenn,