The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-07-16

Gray Lane spent Wednesday in
Billings.
Jointly observing the BIRTH
Bobby and daughter, Carolee,
Mrs. Karney Redman gave a
party Wednesday afternoon.
Present were Patsy, Helen and
Nancy Robinson, Rae Wiley, Bill,
Helen and Grace Chapman,
Frank, Roberta and Donald
Foltz, Oscar, Jr., and Ruth Ha-
ger, Carla Ropee, Mary and
Blanche Fowler, Cruz, Ramon
and Peter Gracia, Nanette and
Maureen Berry, Elizabeth Hole
man, Dale Hopper, Billy Gross
and Marilyn Moss. Mrs. Fred
Fowler and Mrs. Charles Hopper
assisted the hostess with the en-
tertainment and serving of re-
freShmentS.
A large colony of beet workers
left this community Tuesday for
a few months work at points
in Minnesota. They will return
to Wyola later.
Judging by the compliments
received by several of the young
women in the community, from
experienced ranchers, the SER
vice they are rendering their
country in assisting in the hay
fields in the absence of so many
young men, is very commend
able.
Mrs. Lavendure was business
caller in Hardin Wednesday.
Mrs. Clay Wiley's mother,
Mrs. Schroeder, left Wednesday
for a visit with her son in Bill
lings before returning to her
home in Beach, N. D.
Mrs. e. A. Richardson of
Lodge Grass called here Tues
day.
Mrs. Henry A. Peck was hos
tess to the Baptist Ladies Aid
Thursday at the church.
Mrs. A. J. Sheets was in IIar-
din Wednesday.
Sheridan callers Friday inclu-
ded Mrs. A. R. Davis and Glenn,
James Robinson and Patsy, Mrs.
Francis Eggart, Mrs. Margaret
Eggart, Mrs. Dan Eggart and
Carolee. The latter four visited
Dan Eggart at the Sheridan
County Memorial hospital,
where he has been since Mon
day.
The E. F. Jensen family, who
have been here for a week, left
Friday for their home at KEEL
logg, Idaho Mr.. Jensen is a min
er. Mrs. Jensen has employment
in a Kellogg store. Howard Dide-
lot, formerly employed on the
Jensen ranch here, works in
the mines. A. G. Morgan and
Junior are also employed in
the mines near Kellogg.
Miss Muriel Wilcox of Sheri-
dan Is a guest since Thursday
of Eleanor Carney. Mary Gray
Lane returned to her home in
Sheridan the latter part of the
week after a visit at the c. T.
Garvey home.
Mrs. Arthur Pearson, Jr., OF
Santa Monica, Calf, was a
guest Friday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Carney. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Frailey of Grow Agency, recently
visited in California and she
accompanied them home.
Mrs. Dick Endicott was hos
tess to members of her bridge
club and several guests Satur-
day afternoon. Luncheon was
served at 100 pm. Present were
Mrs. Colvin Brown, Mrs. A. E.
Montgomery, Mrs. Cecil Wham,
Mrs. Herbert Brotherson, Mrs.
Harold McGovern, Mrs. Russell
HaWort and Mrs. Jess wager of
Parkman.
Mrs. Herbert Brotherson en-
tertained at dinner Friday. Mr.
and Mrs. James Robinson and
children and MIR. and Mrs. c. A
Brotherson were guests. The oc-
caSion was C.. A. BrOtherSOn' S
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Barrett of Billings is Wis
iting at the home of her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Tschirgi, and assist
ing them in moving into theil
new home, recently built at the
Tschirgi ranch.
Enjoying a picnic at the Oscar
Hager ranch Subway were Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Luce, Virginia
Luce and Dorothy Knudson OF
Lodge Grass, Mr.. and Mrs
James Robinson and children
Mrs. Cecil Wham and children
Wray Evans and Denver Sher-
man.
Edmund Kelley of Hardin has
purchased the Frank Buzzetti
cabin in the Little Big Horn
canyon.
A. E. Montgomery, R. w.
Smith and Fred Starina left on
Wednesday to assist in the
Tschirgi roundup.
The Baptist Sunday school
held a picnic at the Jack Rab-
bit river crossing above Wyola