The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-01-14
LODGE GRASS SECTION

of January when the lunches
will stop.
Miss Nadine Miles, who has
been staying at the R. j. Brown
home and attending school
since her parents moved to
Sheridan a short time ago, in
tends to finish this semester at
Lodge Grass and go to Sheridan
for the second semester of the
school term.
Mrs. E. D. Castles has been
working at the school in Mrs.
Ellen Hunters place while she
takes her vacation. Mrs Hunter
is in Denver, Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Knight
were in Hardin on business last
Wednesday.
Mrs. johnson will finish out
the school term for Miss Feisel
who resigned during the Christ
mas vacation. Miss Feisel was
the fifth grade teacher.
The first semester of school
will end on Friday, January is.
The semester examinations will
be given on Thursday and Fri
day of that week. The second
half of the school year will start
on the following Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Lining
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Lining Saturday noon.
Vern Lining is trucking Glenn
Innings cattle from here to the
Sarpy country where Glenn
Lining now lives.
Mrs. Francis Curry went to
Hardin on Friday where she
transacted business and had
some dental work done. She re-
turned home on Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pease OF
Crow Agency were in Lodge
Grass Wednesday to attend the
Crow Christian council.
Suzanna Old Crow is staying
with the Young Swallow family
and attending school.
Elizabeth Yellow Tail was a
weekend guest of the Donald
DeernoSe family of Lodge Grass.
Elizabeth lives in Wyola and
Miss johnson and Miss Odds
took her home Sunday after
noon.
Howard Tunnicliff of Great
Falls is visiting his father and
his mother here this week. His
wife and children are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Young, formerly Of Lodge Grass
but now living at Hughesville.
F. w LoomiS left Sunday NOR
ming for Hughesville where he
expects to be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roberts
were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Ted Baker and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chatham
were in Lodge Grass on Monday
from their home on Rotten
Grass creek.
Everett and William Williams
plan to leave soon to care for
live stock during the winter.
Word has been received from
Mr.. Miclovich, who is taking
treatment for his eye in Denver,
Colo, that it seems to be getting
better. He has been gone for
about two weeks but expects to
return home before long.
The WardenS, who will serve
in the statewide blackout, have
not yet been chosen for the
town of Lodge Grass. It was
stated that the blackout might
be held anytime this month.
However, the wardens will be
chosen and notified in plenty of
time. The officials may stage a
trial blackout before the state
wide black-out if they get organ
lied in time to do so. Cliff Clan
min and B H. Stutsman are the
head WardenS for Lodge Grass.
MIR and Mrs. Willard Wilson
went to Miles City on Wednes-
day to see Mr.. wilson's mother
who is recovering in a hospital
there following a major oper-
alton. They also visited MI.
Wilson's father who is on the
ranch near Ashland and re-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Brookins
have as guests at their home,
their mothers, Mrs Dunning
and Mrs. Brookins.
Phyllis Hager of Wyola was a
weekend guest of Opal Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Smith
were in Lodge Grass Saturday.
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FIRST AID CLASS
The First Aid class organized
in Lodge Grass held its first
meeting on Wednesday evening
in the R.E.A. office. There were
about twenty people present: 1t
was decided to have the meeting
on Tuesday instead of on We'd
nesday. They will meet every
week at seven-thirty until the
course is completed. All persons
taking the course r urged to