The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-11

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X-rayS but no broken bones
were disclosed. However she is
very stiff and sore from the jar.
Mrs. Pete Torgerson received
a message from the Marine
corps that her son, Andy Geor-
gan, had received chest wounds
and broken arms from an en-
gagement with the Japs on
Nov. "a. This week end she re-
ceived a message from Andy
saying he was in the Marine
hospital at Mare Island, San
Francisco.
One sunny, warm day about
ten days ago, the Ferguson fam
lily, T. B. johnson family and
the Matt Jordans all took the
afternoon off and went calling
ON the w. w. Aldersons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dom Davies
have moved back into the big
stone house. They found the
cabin too cold for the little
girls.
Mrs. Frank Harvey spent a
few days in Sheridan recently
taking treatments for a wrench
ed back. The Harveys lost sew
en- of their young goats during
the recent cold spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Moody and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.. Johnson and
children were Sunday night din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lis Spear a week ago.
Mrs. Boden has been riding
horseback across the hills from
Cache creek to Corral creek to
teach the school there. She
missed only two very cold days
this winter making that ride.
Mrs. Pat Ryan and little Pa
tricia spent a few days in
Sheridan on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Fergu-
son went to Sheridan on Friday
and Mrs. Matt Jordan took care
of the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Helvey
! were shopping in Sheridan on
Wednesday,.
G. E. Nubegging and his neph-
eW, who is visiting here from
northern Montana. and Jack
Murray have been saving ice
on the reservoir on Indian creek.
They had bad luck last Friday
breaking a gear, and Mr.. Nu-
begging had to go to Sheridan
for a new one. They have a
power saw. The ice is 10 inches
thick and very clear. The wealth
er has turned cooler now, so
it looks like the Rosebudders will
be able to get their ice in in
good shape. We had a spring
thaw after the ground hog saw
his shadow.
Mrs. VIM. H. Furman has
just received her commission as
notary public, which will be of
interest to many who need her
services.
Mrs. Earl Adsit was taken to
the hospital in Sheridan, suf-
fering from congestion on her
lungs, last Friday. She had been
i'll with influenza for about a
week.
The Womans Community club
and the All Rosebud Noun
tain Victory Garden club met at
the home of Mrs. VIM. H. Fur
man on Saturday.
After the covered dish lunch
con, the All club held their
meeting and the girls decided
they would like to do some
sewing this spring and summer,
as well as tending a garden, so
Mrs. Jack Murray was chosen
to lead them in this activity.
They will have their first meet
ing in March. The Woman's
club was called to order later
by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Murray told them how to gar
den in circles or by following
the contour of the land avail
able, and how to pillow a ditch
which saves the rain water,
which you can use or let it run
away, without washing the gar
den. Mrs. Murray raises a most
successful garden every year,
and her talk was much appre-
ciated. Mrs. johnson talked on
Hobbies for War Time Nutri-
tion," The next meeting will
be March 6, either at the school
house or at Mrs. jones' de-
pending on the weather. The
menu for lunch for this meet
ing was made up according to
a balanced meal and each one
assigned a special dish to
bring. The men folks had a