The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-22
CROW AGENCY

On Friday evening approxi-
mately eighty friends honored
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Frailey with
a party held in the recreation
room of the Baptist church. Mr..
Frailey recently accepted a
transfer to the Western Sho-
shone Agency, Owyhee, New, and
they expect to leave Grow
Agency after July l. Mr.. Frailey
has been the educational field
agent here since August, 1894.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Bright
of Terry, Mont, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Williams during the past week.
Mrs. Bright is the mother of Mrs.
Williams.
Miss Katie Reed of Rosebud
Agency, South Dakota, visited at
the Gerald Williams home Sun
day enroute to Lapwai, Idaho,
where she will be employed.
Lieutenant H. E. Frailey left
for Boca Ration Field, Fla, on
Sunday morning after spending
a two weeks furlough with his
parents at Crow Agency. Fred
completed a communications
course at Boca Ration Field and
Is now combat observer in
the army air corps. His wife and
! two boys will remain in Crow
Agency for the present.
Mrs. Joseph Mast has been
visiting with relatives in Lowell,
Wyo. for the past week. She re-
turned to her home here Tues
day evening.
Miss Gladys Downey, who has
been the technician-clerk at the
Crow hospital since January,
1910, recently accepted a trans
fer to the Public Health Service
and left Saturday for her new
station at Hamilton, Mont. Miss
DoWney will be connected with
the Rocky Mountain Spotted
Fever laboratory.
Mrs. Mary v. Mclean was a
dinner guest of Mrs. Eugene
Sloan on Sunday.
James G. Genoe, special Of
ficer with headquarters at Ft.
Washakie, was an official visit
or at Crow Agency during the
week.
Earl Matthews and family of
Lodge Grass are now making
their home at Crow Agency as
he is filling the vacancy at the
c. B. & @. depot left by the re-
slgnation of Miss Louise Barker.
who has returned to her home.
Captain Edward S. Luce of the
Custer Battlefield, left on Sat-
urday morning for Helena and
Fort Harrison on official busi-
ness. Captain Luce returned to
his home Monday. He expects to
leave within a few days for
Casper, Kay Gee and Buffalo.
Wyo., also in connection with
his official status.
Private Thomas C. Tobacco.
r., the son of Mrs. Robert Yel-
loWtail, spent the past few DAYS
on furlough visiting relatives in
Crow Agency. Thomas has been
training with the Marines at
san Diego and has complete his
paste. He was accompanied by
Booby Bends, the son of Mrs.
Donald Deernose of Lodge Grass.
VINO also completed his basic in
the Marines.
Prlvates Phillip Shane and
David Bravo graduated June II
! from the GAS at Fort Crook.
, Neb:, and were returned to their
station at Camp Maxey, Tex.
Ihere were about 400 in the
graduating class with the above
Two being the only Indians.
A letter has been received bv
Mrs. Winona Pickett from II. I
Matnord, 1t. COL, Infantry about
her son, Pfc. Andrew Birdin-
ground, in which he states:
In all probability you're WON
derlng just why you're the re-
clplent of letter from your
sons Battalion Commander. The
reason is really quite simple and
very easily explained. It's only
that would like to tell you of
the wonderful work that vour
son is doing as a rifleman in
this Battalion.
AS you know, your son has
oeen in this Battalion, now, for
quite a while. It can be truly
SAID that, during that time, he
mas always conducted himself as
gentleman and a true soldier.
ne has performed his duties.
ooth in the field and in garrison
IN an excellent manner. I would
IKE to tell you now that it is
| lnoeed, pleasure to have men
OF nus caliber serving with me"
andrew has been overseas
since last February.