The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-09-07
CROW AGENCY

son, Ernest and his family. Mrs,
Don Lamb and son remained in
bennington for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hitch
cock received a telegram from
their son, S/Sgt. Alfred Hitch
cock that he has arrived on the
eastern coast after 81 months
overseas, and that he expects to
see them soon.
Misses Audrey and Lolabert
Nelson returned to their home
this week after spending the
summer working on the Boyd
ranches.
Miss Audrey Jones, who is
now residing in Billings, spent
Labor Day with her father in
Grow Agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Rennick
spent several days the past
week in Billings.
E. L. Decker, acting district
engineer and H. J. Cory, senior
clerk of the engineers office OF
Billings, were official visitors al
Grow Agency Monday.
Private Charles Yarlott left OF,
Saturday for Santa Barbara,
Calf, for reasSignment after
spending three weeks with rela-
tives in Crow Agency. His sister,
Mrs. Reba Yarlott, of Seattle, ar
rived last week to visit with
him.
Mrs. Mary Haverfield and two
daughters were Sunday after
noon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Clifford.
Miss Mildred Rogers and her
daughter, Katherine, arrived in
Crow Agency Saturday evening
from Tulsa, Okla, where they
spent the summer. They were
guests at the johnson home on
their arrival. Mrs. Rogers has
taken an apartment in Hardin
for the winter.
Pfc. Thomas Medicine Horse,
of the Army air base, Rapiu
City, S. D., is on furlough visit
ing with his wife and children.
Private Francis Lincoln of
Camp Roberts, Calf, arrived on
Monday to spend a furlough
with his wife, Mrs. Mary Lincoln
and their children.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph o. Zacek
left Crow Agency Monday II
make their home in Hardin af-
ter a residence mere OF three
years. MIR. Zacek has Deen one
of the field clerks here and has
accepted a transfer to the Sol
Conservation with headquarters
in Hardin.
Mrs. Ellen Hackney, of Har-
din has accepted a nursing posi-
ton in the Crow hospital and
entered duty last Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary v. Mclean left on
Wednesday evening for Chicago,
where she will visit relatives for
two weeks.
LAST Weeks Items)
Mrs. Olga Ross Harmon, act
ing dean of the division OF
household and industrial arts
and head of the art department
of Montana State college in
Bozeman, and Mrs. A.. J. Lochrie
of the Professional Art Studio,
Butte, arrived in Crow Agency
Friday. Both women are artists
and made paintings and sketch
eS of the Sun Dance.
Thomas Carter, regional for
ester, Office of Indian Affairs,
with headquarters in Billings,
and Walter Derrick, state CO.
ordinater of the F.FS. for the
state of Montana, were official
visitors in Crow Agency Tuesday.
Eugene Walker, agricultural
economist, credit section of tine
Office of Indian Affairs, Chi
cago, and Milton Johnson, sup
ervisor of extension, Billings,
were visitors in Crow Agency on
Wednesday.
After a residence of two years
at Crow Agency, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Slanger left Sunday for
Baker, Mont, to make their
home. Mr. Baker will be employ
ed by the Soil Conservation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clifford
returned to their nome Wednes-
day after spending the past
several days in Billings, where
Mr.. Clifford was confined to a
hospital.
Private Forrest Gale Parkin-
son, who has been stationed at
Camp Roberts, Calf, for the
past eight months, spent a fur
lougca in Crow Agency with his
mother. Pvt. Parkinson left on
Friday for Camp Maxey, Tex.
Wilbur Watt, who has been
stationed with the army for the
past two years in Alaska, arrived
in Billings Friday to visit his
parents, MI. and Mrs. Harold E.
| Watt. He was accompanied by
his wife, who met him in
Seattle.
E. F. Pillsbury, supervisor OF
telephone construction, with his
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