The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-25
North Valley News

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Two weeks ago, fire destroyed
the home and entire household
effects belonging to Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Noyes of North VAL
ley. In rescuing her baby from
| the burning house, Mrs. NoyeS
was severely burned about the
hands All face and the baby
also suffered 2 bad burn en-
one hand.
The Sunshine club, of which
Mrs. Noyes is a member, held a
miscellaneous shower for the
Noyes family at the Glenn
Quest home Tuesday. About so
friends of North Valley and
| Custer attended, bringing vari-
Gus useful articles of household
equipment as well as a sub
stantial gift of cash.
Mrs. Uriel King took her
small daughter, Barbara, to Bill
lings Friday, where she under
went an operation for mastoid
on Saturday morning. Latest
report is that she is progressing
satisfactorily. Margaret Carper
is keeping house for the King
family during Mrs. Kings alb
sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blocker of Roth
emey spent Fathers day with
Mrs. Bleeker's father, C. A. Rog-
ers, and family. While here they
attended the Hardin rodeo.
Mrs. George Zinnie was called
to Bozeman last week by the
death of her brother-in-law
Fred Schaplow, who had been
in i'll health for the past year.
Thursday, June 10, Miss VIC
let Becker, daughter of MI. and
Mrs. August Becker of North
Valley was married to MI. Jake
Flagler, youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. John F1agler. Mr.
Flagler is farming for his ia
ther and the young couple will.
make their home with his par
ents on their farm south Of
Hardin.
Mrs. c. A. Rogers was called
to Billings Monday by the i'll
ness of her daughter, Mrs. C
S. SalveSon, who had contrac-
ted mumps. Dean Salveson, who
has been staying at the Rogers
home while convaleScing from
the same malady, also returned
to his home in Billings Monday
Jean Armstrong helped round
up cattle at the c. M. Chapman
ranch several days last week.
Mrs. D. w. Carper had as din
ner guests Sunday, Mrs. Evelyn
Sawyer and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
carper and Danny.
SEEN FROM THE ROADSIDE
A little house in a field OF
grass with fire guards moved
around it, to protect it from
possible fire caused by careless
smokers.
Hillsides shading from light
to dark green, splotches of rip
ening cheet grass purpleing in
the sea of green. Beds of prim-
roses nearly buried in the tall
grass, reaching up to the light
and sun. Stalks of stately yucca
overlooking all. Truly, in the
words Of the poet "Only man
is vile"
A young lady of the valley
trying to raise two tiny orphan
kittens on a bottle, taking the
place of the mother, which was
struck and killed by a speeding
autoist.
A rather unusual pair OF
blackbirdS with heads and
necks of canary yellow and
wings white underneath) moo
ching a livelihood from the grain
left around the pig troughs
Does anyone know what this
species Of blackbird is called?
With deep satisfaction, rows
of healthy vegetable plants en-
crying from a jungle of weeds
as the process of hoeing pro-
crosses.
NO TIME
No time to laugh, no time to
No time to live, no time to die,
No time to speak a pleasant
word
For if we did, it couldn't be
heard
Above the drone of the afro
planes,
The whirr Of the plants
And the chugging trains,
No time to get sick, no time
to get well,
So here we dangle, 'twixt hea-
ven and hell