The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-01-07

home the next day but the chill
dren stayed in Billings with
their mother.
FIRST AID CLASSES
First aid classes started In
Lodge Grass on January 6. The
first melting was held at 7:3(
p. m. They meet in the R.E.A
office and the class Is under the
direction of the county nurse
Miss DAZZLE Anyone wishing tc
enroll may do so at this time
With 50 many Of our doctors in
the armed service of our coun-
try, it is more important than
ever that more people know
what to do in an emergency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Carney re-
turned to their home last Tues
day from Ashland, where they
had been visiting Mr. Carney's
parents and the w. H. Wilson
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice, ST.,
left the last of the week for
Helena, where they will be for
the next two months or until
the state senators and repre-
sentatives are able to return to
their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Bond are
spending the week in Billings.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon at the
Catholic church in Lodge Grass
for Mrs. Iron Horse. She sue
cumbed at the Crow Agency
hospital as a result of a number
Of strokes. She had been a res
ident Of Lodge Grass for sew
eral years.
Mrs. George Cooley, of Helena,
was a guest of Mrs. M. T. Wells
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Cummins
from Havre, Mont, where they
returned Wednesday evening
attended funeral servicves for
Mrs. Cummins' sister.
On New Years eve at the
Chivers Memorial church a watch
night service was held. There
was also a candle lighting serv-
ice and communion. After the
service some moving pictures
were shown.
Gladys LaForge is now home
from school. Elizabeth Iron
Horse also came home from
school when her mother was i'll.
Miss Odds and Miss Johnson
went to Sheridan on Wednes-
day and on Thursday they Wis
tied the high school assembly
in the morning and returned
home in the afternoon.
Miss Mabel Holley was home
for the Christmas holiday but
as her, school only had a week
vacation she had to return be-
fore the new year. She is teach
ing this year at the Rim Rock
school at Billings. The school
is located near the Polytechic.
Miss Marjorie Long, who was
for the holidays, has re-
turned to Springfield, Missouri,
where she Is teaching.
Cecil Lindsey left Lodge Grass
Just before Christmas for Wash
ington, where he spent Christ
mas day with his brother, VIII
lard, who Is stationed at Fort
George Wright in Washington,
Mrs. Pearl Storm had her
baby up at the Crow Agency
hospital for a couple Of days
last week. The baby had pneu-
monia but was able to return
home Sunday.
Freddie Young spent several
days last week in Lodge Grass
and Hardin visiting friends and
relatives. He lived here until this
fall when his parents moved ur
to Hughesville, where they now
live.
Ben Lawrence and Claud Glow
were at Gardiner, Mont. for a
few days last week, elk hunt
ing. They each returned with
an elk. Among others from this
community who are known to
have gotten elk are Lawrence
Wagner and Clarence Harris
Emma Jean Mehling spent the
Christmas holiday at her home
near Hardin.
The James Durkin family spent
New Years day in Hardin.
MI and Mrs. Lawrence Wag-
giner and children went to Miles
City for the New Years holi-
day. They will visit with the
George Klunder family, former
ly Of Lodge Grass. They expect
to be gone several days.
Mrs. Ralph knight and Mis-
Rose Focher were New Years
dinner guests Of MI. and Mrs
Lon Carpenter at their home on
the Forty Mile ranch.