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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-23

!; stiene stranke Slovenije, "Nasa
zena", "Mladina", "Mlada pest
'Pionir", "Slovenska revoluci-
ia" (revija Slovenskih krscan-
skin socijaistov), "Zdravstveni
vestnik", in Sc mnogo drugih,
po vseh krajih osvobojene in Sc
neosvobojene slovenije.
To, kar omogoca siroko, plan
sko in premocrtno kulturno de-
10 v Sloveniji, je povrh vsega,
obilno sodelovanje slovenske in
teligence v narodno osvobo-
dilnem gibanju. Vec sto sloven-
skin intelektualcev : professor
jev, zdravnikov, inzinirjev, uci-
teljev,, odvetnikov pisateljev,
skladateljev, slikarjev, kipar-
jev, itd.> je pristopilo v borbo
skupaj svojim narodom in
skupaj Z MIN prenasa vse teza-
We osvobodilne vojne. Poznal
sem docenta ljubljanske univer-
ze, XII je "a casa nemske ofen-
zive ieseni leta. 1943' nosil ra-
meme partizane. Slovenska in
teligenca je v teh tezkih cash
dokazala, da. je zvesta svojemu
narodu.
S. v borbi "a svoj obstoj in
srecnejso bodocnost, slovenski
narod je pokazal svojo ogrom-
no Avljensko silo. Ona Sc IRA
Ia bojih njegove vojske, v
graditvi drzave, v kulturni de-
lavnosti in vseh drugih mantle
stacijah narodnega zivljenja. A.
Ii ona Sc najsilnejse izraza v
formiranju novega slovenskega
cloveka. Nekdaj Sc je eden cd
najvecjih sinov slovenskega ma
roda, pisatelj Ivan Cankar, to-
I'll ma nlapcevski duh, XII je "a
strupil duso njegovega naroda.
"Narod = hlapec" je imenoval
Slovence, trpko in razzaljeno,
ker je. hotel, da bi njegov ma
rod bill narod bojevnik. In glej,
ko Sc :je mad tenn narodom raz-
grnila smrtna nevarnost, ko je
malo = dusnikim izgledalo, da je
vse izgubljeno - on je' v sebi-
nasel moci, da Sc dvigne v boj
proti ogromni tujcevi sill, XII mu
je prinasala pogin.
Slovenski narod je pred tre-
mi lett odlocil, da je boljse cast
no umreti, kot bojevnik, kot pa
sprejeti suzenjski jarem in pod
tenn jarmom bedno hirati. On je,
v usodnem trenotku svoje zgo-
dovine, poslusal zaobljubo svo-
jega velikega sina, Franceta
| Preserna:
MANI strasna noe je v crne
i zemlje krili,
! kot so pod svetlim soncem
| sunni dnevi."
/ Now slovenski clovek je poln
we're sebe, ponosa, samozave-
| sti, ali nj narodnostno omejen.
! Pc svojih koncepcijah on je ju-
goslovanski, slovenski svobodo-
mislec, kateremu so domace
najnaprednejse teznje clovestva.
Now iugoslovanski patriotizem
nj mixer tako mocan in tako
lvseljudski kot' v Sloveniji, a
tprav posebno v krajih, XII SO BIZ
Ii pod jarmom fasisticne Itali-
je. Slovenci vedo, da bodo de-
mokraticni in federativni Jugo-
slayiji. Sc mocnejsi in sigurne.j-
81, da Sc nikoli vec ne ponovi "a
lostno leto 1941.
I okupator in odpadniki slo-
4 venskega naroda, raznobarvne
garde, agenti Draze Miha jlovi-
ca in. kairske 'vlade', Rupniko-
vi svabebranci in ostali mic
vrednezi morejo vrsiti svoje
gnusne zlocine, morejo poziga-
ii in ubijati, ali nj je sile, XII bi
mogla zlomiti borbeni duh slo-
venskega naroda, ga zapeljati S
1 poti, po kateri on, v ponos vseh
| I'll
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(Nadaljevamje IN konec.)

(Nadaljevanje in konec.)
2. Ia akcija je izhodna tocka
"a osvobojenje in zedinjenje
vseh Slovencev.
3. Stojec ma staliseu naravne
in usodne skupnosti juznih slo-
vanskih narodov ne priznava O.
svobodilna fronta razkosanje
Jugoslavije in DELUXE vsemi 81
lami "a slogo in enotnost svojih
narodov, pod vodstvom velike-
ga ruskega naroda, ma temelju
pravice slehernega narcda do
samoodlocbe.
4. V zvezi S slovesnimi izja-
vami Churchilla, Roosevelta in
sovje.ske vlaoe, DO slovenskl
narod, po svoji narodnostni O.
svoboditvi, sam odlocal O no.
tranji ureditvi Slovenije in ME
nih zunanjih odnosih. Osvobo-
dina fronta DO zadrzala in z
vsemi sredstvi branila te teme-
line pravice slovenskega naro-
da.
Temu patl.iotizmu, sirokemu
in demokratskemu programu O.
svobodilne fronte, XII je zdruzil
slovenski narod, borbi "a oh.
stoj in svobodo nasproti, SO
vstali petokolonisti kot Malta
cen in Erich, NINA SO sledili
reakcijonarji vseh barv.
Cd zacetka so Sc oni boril
proti Osvobodilni 'front.' ma ia
nacin, da SO sirili malodusnost
in razdeljevali vrste slovenske'
ga naroda. Ali, ko vse to nj mo.
glo odvrniti slovenskega naroda
cd oborozenega boja proti oku
patorjem, tedaj so SIC prijeli O.
rozja in - skupaj okupatorji
kot njihovi hlapci - sli v DO.
proti svojemu lastnemu naro'
du. Pod geslom "borbe proti ko'
munizmu' zedinili so sc odpad
niki slovenskega naroda, XII SC
Sc klicali raznimi imeni: "be'
la garda', "plava garda', "red.
ma jugoslovanska vojska domo'
Vine, ter Sc tekom vojne znasl
pod "domobransko" zastavc
Lea Rupnika in izpremenili v
navadno bando roparjev, nash
nikov, pozigalcev in ubijalcev
- popolnoma izolirano cd naro-
da.
2. Partizanska borba v Slo'
veniji Sc je re Cd samega facet
ka naslanjala ma formirano po'
liticno gibanje, katero je zaje'
malo vecino slovenskega naro'
da. S tenn Sc lahko pojasni, ka.
ko SO Sc partizanske enote mo-
gle obdrzati ma ia ko malem
prostoru, preprederlem z: goste
zeleznisko mrezo in cestarni ir
posejanem z mnogostevilnim
sovraznimi postojankanai. Ont
so Sc vzlic temu vzdrzale, pre-
brodile vse krize, izdrzale vse
sovraznikove ofenzive in pre-
rastle v pravo vojsko, dobre
organizirano, disciplinirano il
cborozeno. ,
Narodno osvobodilna voj
ska Slovenije, kot sestavni de
NOV Jugoslavije, je organizi
rama v dveh korpusih in nekoli
ko partizanskih oddelkov, a svo
je glavne akcije izvaja ma zel(
vaznih zelezniskih progah, ko
SO: Zidani most - Ljubljana =
Rakek, Ljubljana - .Trst. p
teh zelezniskih progah Meme
oskrbljejo svoje vojske V Italiji
po njih Sc vrsi prevazanje nem
Skin trup v Jugoslavijo, NJ
vzhodno fronto in obrati1o.'
N. o. V. Slovenije jc prene
s.a, Sc pred kapitulacijo Italje
svoj oborozeni boj cez meje Jul
goslavije v Avstrijo in Itahjo
Ia borba je postala Sc bolj INA
cajna po kapitulaciji Italije. OF
kapitulaciji so slovenski borci
$ pomocjo naroda, razorozil
Sosf .ifa1i ia nckih dixyizfi kay, il
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= U1M = I
likor Sc on tn pa tam, poizkusa
Ivriniti v nase vrste.
4. Ko bodo bodoci kulturni
;zgodovinarji proucevali naso We
liko dobo, jih DO navdusil veil
ii trud,, XII ga je narodno o.
/ svobodilno gibanje vlozilo5 "a
kehturi1i, podvig ljddstva: Ia
trud bo zelo visoko ocenjen, ker
je. izvajan pod zelo tezkimi o.
koliscinami, ko so moral boje-
vati Sc "a najbitnejse stvari
"a list papirja, "a svincnik, "a
lknjigo in "a kolickaj prineren
| prostor, - ko SO nasi kultur-
hi delavci stradali III prenasali
vse vojne tezave, ali delah in
ustvarjali, pri zavesti, da ne de.
lajo saino za juIlasko ljudstvo
ampak tudi "a ljudstvo zeljno in
zejno vsega kar je lepo in Pile
me1ito.
| O naporih Osvobodilne from.
te ma kulturnem polju rnogla bi
se napisati celia knjiga. Omejil
ilse bonn sarno ma najvaznejse in
najkarakteristie koli k O 7
mi dovoljuje okvir tega clanka
Izvrsilni odbor Osvobodilne
fronte obraea veliko SIX RIB O.
snovneiilu solstvu in brz, ko je
ustvarjeno prvo svobodno ozem-
1lje v Sloveniji (maja 1942) cd.
prte SO tudi prve osnovne sole,
Pri Izvrsilnem odboru je u.
stanovljen Progresivni oddelek
XII je incl svoje referente po o:
krozjih. Njegova naloga je bila
da organizira pouk, da pripravj
ucne knjige in da' Sc briga "a
tvzgojo prosvetnih delavcev. Da-
nes; je: Ma osvobojenem ozernlju
/ 318s osnovnih in ena. rneScariska
sola.
Pouk. " osnovnih, solah vrss
2-3 krat% ma teden potujoci u.
citelji, kar q oziron ma primanj-
lkljaj; obleke in obutVe omogoca
vecjelnu, stevilu otrok,' da obi.
skujejo Solo. Ker nj zadosti u.
citeljev in uciteljic, XII imaje
strokovno izobrazbo, v mnogik
solah poucujejo srednjesolci in
cello izobrazenejsi vaski fantjt
in dekleta. Vprasanje strokov.
no izobrazenega uciteljstva je
posebno tezko v Istri in Primor'
ju, kjer je italijanski fasizem IL
: vajal politiko ptisilnega poitali'
jancevanja in onen1ogocil sola
ME slovenskega uciteljstva. -
Ljudstvo je tam, takoj po hpi.
tulaciji Italije zacelo odpirati
svoje ,osnovne sole in postavlja'
ii "a ucitelje izobrazenejso mia:
dino. Ia citanke 81 pomagajo z
mladinskimi Ii sti "Slovenski
pionir" in "Mladi' 11arascaj'.
!! v zacetku tega leta je Izvr.
silni odbor O.; F. ustanovil znan.
/ stveni institut, v katerem "a
sedaj della Is znanstvenikov. In
stitut je osnovan S smotrom, da
S svojim znanstvenim delom da-
mes pomaga narodno osvobo'
dino borbo in da pripravi ma
crte "a obnovitev dezele po O.
svoboditvi. v MEM delaje Ego
:: dovinarji, pravniki, ekonomisti
elektro inzenirji in rudarsk
inzenirji: Oni Sc bavijo s pro.
biemi novejse politicne zgodo.
vine slovenskega naroda, zbira'
| jo gradivoo "a zgodovino narod.
no osvobodilne borbe v Stove:
4 niji, preiskujejo skodo, XII jo j.
vojna nanesla gospodarstvu slo.
venije, kot tudi vprasanje go
spodarske obnove, zbirajo po,
datke o rezimu okupatorjev z
ozirom ma mednarodno pravo
preucujejo vprasanje vojne sko.
de, izdelujejo nacrte 0 raznih
tehniskih vprasanjih it'd.
4 NaKiadnisko delovanje v Slo,
: yef1iii. XII ie - kOts no .druFih
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jail v zafetku' narodno osvo-
bodilne borbe v Sloveniji. Oh
stojali so samo vaski, okrajni in
okrozni Cd bori Osvobodilne
Fronte, XII so istocasno bill fo,
runi vsenarodnega politicnega
gibanja in .obiastni or.gani::. e
notnost njihove akcije - bodi-
. 81 kot politicnih forumov, ali
pa organov oblasti - je bila "a
jameena n enotnostnim vod-
:stvom Izvrsilnega odbora Osvo-
bodilne fronte. 2 razvojem ma
! rodno osvobodilne borbe in
njenimi vse vecjinii uspehi ma
stajale so move zahteve, "a ka-
terih izpolnitev SO bill potrebni
novi organi. Oni Sc razvijajo
pod okriljem Osvobodilne from.
te (Upravna komisija svoji.
mi raznimi oddelki), XII Sc for.
malno Sc MISC razdelili cd splos-
no-politicnega gibanja" sloven.
skega naroda.
. Formalno razdvajanje orga.
nov drzavne oblasti cd fortuna
Osvobodilne fronte je izvrseno
sele odlokom Prvega zborova-
MIA Slovenskega narodno o.
svobodilnega; sveta, XII Sc je vr.
silo 10. in 20. februarja tega
leta. Plenurn Osvobodilne from.
te, Sc je' re ma zboru poslancev
slovenskega naroda, XII Sc je vr.
| silt v Kocevju Cd /. do g.. okto:
bra 1g43 leta' konstituiral kot
vrhovno zakonodajno in izvr-
silno oblast slovenskega naroda
pod imenom: Slovenski narod-
no osvobodilni svet. z odlokl
Prvega zborovanja SNOS-a sc
realizirani odloki drugega zbo.
rovanja AVNOJ-a izgrajenju
Jugoslavije kot demokratske:
federativne drzavne enote. Ma.
sa borba v cell Jugoslaviji Sc
priblizuje svojemu zmagoslav'
nemu koncu - a da moreno
dejstvovati pri nujni zaostritv
te borbe in zajam3iti narodom
ME sad, nujno je da -pristopimc
k izgraditvi move drzavne obla'
sti z vec sistemi, z javnim snno.
from, popolno zavestjo, ne sa>
mo O zahtevah sedanjosti, k
stalno rastejo, ampak tudi {
zahtevah bodocnosti: S tegs
stalisca je PRIV zborovanje
SNOS-a izdalo odlok, da Sc IL
volijo narodno osvobodilni od'
: bori, Cd vaskih do okroznih, kot
drzavni organi federativ1le emo
tie Slovenije v sestavu 'federativ'
ne Jugoslavije. Odbori Osvo
bodilne fronte ostanejo Sc da'
lie forumi politicnega gibanja
XII izrazajo moralno politicne
edinost, slovenskega naroda.
Nasa nova denokracija, ka:
terra omogoea najsirsim narod:
MIN slojem resnicno udejstvo
vanje v upravljanju, v reseva
nju vseh vprasanj narodnegs
zivljenja - je globoko vkore
ninjena v slovenskem narodu
Niti enega koliekaj vaznega po'
liticnega, ekoioniskega ali ka'
teregakoli vprasanja nj, o kate
rem Sc ne razpravijaa ma konfe'
rencah in sestankih ma osvobo
jenem ozemlju, to cello tudi ns
ozemlju katero kontrolira so
vraznik. =.
Ma primer, odloki drugegs
zborovanja AVNOJ-a so pretre
SEM ma zborovanjih, kouferen
cab in sestankih, pri katerih j.
sodelovalo cez 100000 ljudi,
z njih SO poslane nestevilne re
solucije AVNOJ-u, Nacionalne
mu konaitctu in Marsalu Titu. '
teh resolucijah je izrazeno po
:; polno zaupanje n asi narodn
; vladi. To in pa anogostevilns
izdaje' referata marsaia Tita, K
ga je podal ma Druge1n zboro
vanjut AVNOJ-a, katsre SO IL
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
BATTLE RACES
CHAPMAN RITES
HELD SATURDAY

Funeral services were held
last Saturday for William Vim
ton Chapman, SO, former resi-
dent of Wyola, who passed away
at the Reynolds home on o.
26.
Mr.. Chapman was born in
Central City, Colo. He had been
a resident of Wyola for 81 years,
acting as manager of the Little
Horn Trading Co. store in that
community. He married Hilda
Chapman on Dec. 81, 1881.
MIR. Chapman was a member
of the Sheridan Methodist
church and of the Sheridan
Masonic lodge, the knights
Templar and the Shrine.
He is survived by his wife;
one son, Bill Chapman of Port
land, Ore; two daughters whose
addresses are unknown and
three grandchildren. Interment
was in the Masonic plot at
Mount Hope cemetery in Sheri-
dan.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
Lodge Grass Mon
Is In Hospital

The story of stubborn Ger
man resistance to the American
advance outside of st. Lo was
told by Pfc. Paul v. Mayo, ar
INQUIRED infantryman of Lodge
Grass, Mont, who is recovering
from arm and abdomen wounds
at a U. S. Army station hospital
In England.
Pvt. Mayo told Of the deter
mined German artillery fire
from 88s which kept coming
down on his unit for nearly an
hour. He was hit when a shell
exploded near by. Almost i'm
mediately a front line medic
came up and he was carried
back to the aid station. You
got to hand it to those boys.
They are our best friends in the
field, Mayo said.
Mayo, who received the Pur-
pie Heart, is making Satisfact-
DRY recovery, it was stated. He
Is the son of Mrs. Edith Mayo
Of Lodge Grass.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
CASTER RITES
TO BE HELD

Funeral services for John
Theodore Caster. who was the
victim of a heart ailment and
passed away in a Billings hos
pltal last Sunday will be held
IN the Bulls Crilly Mortuary
Saturday afternoon with the
Rev. Ben Nelson of the Open
Bible church officiating.
Caster was born in Usage. Ia.
on Sept: S, 1902. In 1907 he &C
companied his parents to Rocky
Point, Wyo., where he lived UNI
til 1919. After residence in a
number of Wyoming communi-
ties he moved to Hardin in 1898.
making this city his home. He
was employed as a farm labor
er while living in this vicinity,
caster Is survived by his
father, John Caster, Casper,
Wyo;; his mother, Mrs. Ethel
English, Hardin; two sisters,
Mrs, Charles McGurnn, Moor
croft, Wyo.; Mrs. Lewis A. Lee,
Helena; three brothers., Homer
Casper; Merriam, Keystone, S. D.
Harold, Gillette; two half sis
tiers, Mrs. Elmo Tate and Mrs,
Orvllle Payne, both of Salem,
Ore; and one half brother. Ed
ward English, Ottumwa, Ia.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
New Voter Pldns
To Be Surveyed

Future water needs in the
city and the expansion of fill
teration facilities after the wal
to meet needs and provide en-
ployment for returning service
men will be surveyed by mem
bers of the city council it was
brought out at the last council
meeting.
The return of many people
Who are now away and the in
fluX of new residents will place
present water facilities under
a heavy strain, it was pointed
out. Consequently it was the
opinion of the council that at
this time plans and specifica-
tons for additional equipment
should be studied and in addi-
ton ways and means of paying
for such expansion can be de-
vised.
1t was particularly stressed
That this survey has as it's sole
purpose to assemble plans and
specifications without any defin-
lte action. Such a survey will
assure a more efficient plant
with a minimum of expense, it
was said.
Alderman S. A. Yergey was
asked to assist the Mayor, Carl
Rankin in contracting such
business firms who specialize in
water plant construction and
endeavor to obtain plans and
specifications for further study.
Mayor Rankin reported that
a request had been made of the
city to furnish water for the
water tank at the depot for
railroad engines. After some dis
cussion the Mayor was asked to
invite Supt. l.. B. Denton and
O.. l.. Matthews, track service
man, to meet with the council
NOV. 81 for further discussion
of the matter.
Seth Thompson, water super
intendent, reported that clean
ing of the trunk line sanitary
sewer from the city limits to
the river is completed, and work
WILL begin shortly on trunk
lines within the city.
D.. A. kamp was granted per-
mission to cut the curbing on
Center Ave-, near the Ray Nor
lSsette Implement location, I'M
DER city supervision.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
TO LEAVE HERE
FOR BUTTE EXAM

The following men will leave
for Butte Thursday night for
physical examination, pending
their induction into the armed
services: Bell B. Swift, volun-
teer; William H. Duffield, Har-
vey A. Porter, Cerilo D. Lagazo,
Vincent P. Yadao, Carl Benzel
and Harold T. Anderson.
The following group will leave
for Salt Lake City on Monday
to report for duty there: Robert
Herman, Guy A. Belts, Vyran
A. Stovall, Chester E. Raup,
Donald Herman, Clarence Gillis,
Charley F. Young, Robert Han
KEEL, George C.. Lande, lien Iwak-
iri (transfer to Denver, Mike
Keller, Raymond R. Eckman,
Edward Weigand and Arthur v.
Lucero, transfer here from Pow
ell. Also accompanying tn e
group will be Alvin w. Ander-
son and Robert j. Greenwalt,
both of whom have already been
indicted.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
ARM|STICE PLANS
ARE COMPLETED
Parade Will Open
Community Observance

An Armistice Day parade will
open the observance of the day
and will proceed through the
Hardin Post No. 8, the Ameri-
can Legion, according to plans
released this week.
The parade will originate at
the Hardin grade school grounds
and will proceed through the
business section to the Harriet
theatre where the annual Arm
istice Day program will begin
promptly at II am. The parade
will organize at the grade school
at 10 o'clock.
The program at the theatre
will be as follows: America,
high school band, Carl Carter,
director; Salute to the flag,
Taps, invocation, Chaplain C.
A. Bentley; Orders of the Day,
Commander Merle Martin;
Chorus, junior high chorus,
Ethel Schuster, directing; selec-
ton by band; address, Mr.. Fred
H. Graft, superintendent of
schools, Laurel, Mont; chorus,
Junior high chorus; The Star
Spangled Banner.
S. A. Yergey, member of the
committee on arrangements,
urged that all organizations of
the community join in the par
AIDE in order that it might be
representative of the city. Ev-
eryone planning to be in the
parade is urged to be at the
grade school in advance of the
hour for starting so places may
be assigned in the line Of
march.
The Legion desires to have
all residents of the city and
county take part in the pro-
gram, and invites everyone to
be at the theatre by II a.. M,
said Yergey.
In compliance to the proclaim
alton issued last week by May
or Carl Rankin business houses
of the city are planning to close
their doors between the hours
of 1890 a. m. and 100 p. m.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
SERVICE MEMS
PICTURES SOUGHT

A public display of photo
graphs of Big Horn county men
and women who are in the arm
ed services is planned, to begin
In the near future said Mrs. w,
M. Muffin this week, who with
Mrs. Dorothy Pawlitschek and
Mrs. Goldie FinlaySon is plan
ming the display.
The north window of the Har-
din Bakery has been loaned for
the purpose, said Mrs. Muffin
She urged parents and friends
to loan pictures or men and wo-
men from the county who are
IN the services. Because of space
limitations it is desirable that
pictures he no larger than SKI
inches. Either studio pictures
or snapshots will be accepted.
Pictures are not to be left al
the Bakery, it was stressed. In
stead they should pe left at the
office of the county Clerk and
Recorder in the court house.
Accompanying the picture must
be the name, rank and full ar
my address. All who loan pic
lures are also asked to leave
their own name and address SC
pictures can be returned tc
their proper owners. The exhibit
will be started as soon as indi-
vlduals bring in pictures, said
Mrs. Murfin, as she urged resi-
dents of the county to help in
this project.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
ARMISTICE SERVICE

The annual Armistice Sunday
service will be held again this
year at the Burgess Memorial
church at Crow Agency, the
Kew. g. A. Bentley, pastor Of the
church announced this week.
The Rev. Mr.. Bentley, chap
lain OF Hardin Post No. 8, the
american Legion, will give the
message.
ALI Legionnaires, their wives
and families, members of the
Auxiliary and all service men
are cordially invited to the SER
vice as special guests of the
church. This will be the regular
evening service of the church
and all others are welcome.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
ARMISTICE DAY
DINNER ANC

Members of the American
Legion, their friends and all ex-
service men and women and
all service men and women on
furlough OF leave, are invited to
attend the Armistice Day dinner
and dance sponsored by Hardin
Post No. 8.
The dinner will be served at
$50 pm. on Saturday, Nov. II,
in the dining room of the Cath
Ole church. All desiring reser-
vations are urged to make them
with Mrs. Sam Cunningham.
After the dinner there will be
a public dance at the junior
high school gym with admission
at popular prices.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
final GRID CO.
HERE T"'>ps%,uM
.w IS Out For Win
\St% yer Red Lodge Eagles

Determined to mark up an
other win in their record, after
four successive defeats, the Har-
din high Bulldogs settled down
to the last week of practice for
their final game of the 1914
season when they meet Red
Lodge high on the local grounds
tomorrow.
1.-THE team is in fine shape,
physically" said Coach Hugh
Gotham this week. 1.-THE boys
want to win and show the home
folk some of the really fine play
they have turned 1oose at times
this season. They will do their
best and will give Red Lodge {
real battle all the way.
The Red Lodge team played
a good game with the Billings
B squad last week, said Gotham.
They play a wide open game
with ~laterals, spread formation
and passes. This, coupled with
Hardin'S power plays, should
make a ball game local fans will
remember for a long time.
Gotham is anxious to see a
large attendance by the towns
people for this last game, He
said this week that the bows
will need every bit of support
from local fans, and promised a
good exhibition of football for
every ticket holder.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
GEO BROMGARD
PASSES AWAY

George Bromgard, for IT years
a resident of Hardin, passed a.
way in a Hardin hospital Wed
nesday morning, the victim oil
a heart ailment of long stand
ing.
Mr.. Bromgard was born in
Frank, Russia, Dec. /, 1881. Al
the age of II he came to the
United States, making this his
home. Arriving in this country
he went to Colorado, where he
married Miss Elizabeth Rohn OF
Loveland.
Thirty years ago he came to
Montana, arriving in Hardin
area II years ago. For the last
8 years he has been living in
the Little Horn valley, following
the occupation of ranching.
Bromgard is survived by his
wife; 6 sons, Fred, Wapato, Wn.;
George, Hardin; Adolph, Bill
ings; Carl, Yakima, Wn.: Ben
jamtn, in the Navy; Jake, Har-
din; 3 daughters, Mrs. Mary
Becker, Fairfield, Mont; Mrs.
Rachel George, Seattle, Wn.;
and MRS. Leona Tintinger, La
redo, Tex.
Final arrangements regard
ing the place and date of the
funeral services are being held
In abeyance pending the arrival
OF relatives, The Rev. Ralph
Browning of the Seventh Day
Adventist church will conduct
the services.