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

&, ated at Fort Bliss, Texas.
Patrick RaWlins stated in 6
letter dated June 9th that il
had oeen over a year since ne
left the U. S. A. and that he
was looking forward to the
time when he could return tc
this country on a short fur
Tough.
Cpl. william A. Wall was re-
Gently transferred from Camp
White to Camp Adair, Ore. as
an instructor for the rookie
draftees.
Mrs. Victor Three Irons OF
Crow Agency now has three
: sons in the army, leaving only
one son, Clarence, at home,
They are Paul A.. Morning OF
Los Angeles, Pvt, Victor Three
Irons, Jr., of Camp Beale, Calf,
and Pvt. william Three Irons
of Camp Edwards, Mass.
Pfc. Daniel Dreamer has been
in England since August, 1912.
but in a letter recently received
by his mother, Mrs. Rose Bear
clous, he states he is now in
North Africa and that he had
a swim and movie just prior
to writing her.
Word has been received at
Crow Agency that Arthur B.
Glenn recently received a dis
ability discharge from the army
and was now at his home in
Pryor.
Pvt. Elmer J. Hill who was in
Quoted into the army about a
month ago, is now stationed at
Camp Roberts, Calf.
Roger Stops, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Stops, has re-
Gently been promoted to Ser
geant and was transferred from
Tonapah, New, to the Haywood
Air Base, Calf.
Pvt. Daniel J. LaForge left
for his station at Camp WhlJe,
Ore, on Wednesday. Daniel was
called home recently by the
sudden passing of his sister,
Mrs. Alice LaForge Davis.
Word has been received from
Pvt. Charles Ellsworth DeCrane
that he is now located in North
Africa. He was transferred there
about a month ago from Tren-
ton, N. J. He wrote he had the
great pleasure of visiting with
Joe Wallace, who has been over
there since last February, and
that he just missed seeing the
Old Coyote boys
Pvt. Clarence R. Spotted is
now at KearnS, Utah He writes
he expects to remain there an
other six weeks before complet-
ing his basic training.
Pvt. Frederick Whiteman, Pvt.
Victor Three Irons, Jr., PY Eli
Stops, Fvt. Arthur Stewart and
Pvt. Clifford Singer, all of Camp
Beale, California, are enjoying
a ten day furlough visiting with
their respective families and
friends.
Cpl. Clark Stops, arrived on
Monday evening from MISSISSIPPI
pi for a visit of ten days with
his wife parents and other
friends.
Pvt. Stephen M. Driftwood,
Jr., arrived on Saturday from
his station at Casper, for a
furlough to be spent with relat-
ives and friends.
Pfc. Robert Yellowtail, Jr., of
Fort Robinson, Nebr., acompan-
led by his wife, arrived on Fri
day evening for a visit with his
father, Supt. Yellowtail and
family. Junior is on a nine day
furlough prior to entering Or
ficerS Candidate School at Fort
Benning, Georgia.
Pfc. Phillip Mountain Bull, of
the Army Air Corps at Davis
Monthan Field, Tucson, Ariz.,
states that he has had seventeen
months of service and is a
craftsman. He has been stat
toned at Fort Ward, Wyo., Fort
Bliss, Texas, Biggs Field, Texas
and Davis Monthan.
Pvt. Ernest Holds, also of the
Army Air Corps, is now located
at Peterson Field, Colorado
Springs, Colo. Ernest has been
in service for the past six
months, having been formerly
located at Kearns, Utah. He is
enjoying a fifteen day furlough
visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Dora Holds, and sister, Dorothy.
Pvt. Joseph Tenbear of Camp
Forrest, Tenn, is enjoying a
fifteen day furlough visiting
with his mother, Mrs. Amy
Whitehip, other relatives and
friends. Joseph has been in the
service for approximately a year.
Pvt. James Adams has been
in the Army Air Corps for the
past eighteen months and is
now located at the Army Air
Base, Salt Lake City, Utah.
James has completed his pre-
liminary training and will soon
be assigned to overseas duty. He
is spending a ten day furlough
with mis- parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Adams, other relatives and
friends.
Pvt. George Old Dwarf of camp
Howe, Texas, is enjoying a ten
day furlough with his wife, Mrs
Nancy Wallace Old Dwarf, son
! Row. and other relatives,