The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-08-03
Lodge Gross Locals

Lodge Gross Locals
A large crowd attended the
Dominic Stevens funeral held at
Chivers Memorial church last
Monday afternoon. In addition
to numerous local friends and
relatives many friends attended
from nearby towns. Relatives
from out of town who were here
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ste
venS of Seattle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Fisher of Hardin, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. R. Stovall and children
of Pompeys Pillar, Mrs. Alice
Burlison of Buffalo, Wyo., Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Goering and son
of Worland, Wyo. Mrs. Henry
Goering, who is a patient in a
Denver hospital, was the only
daughter unable to be present,
Others present were Miss Fran
ces Stevens of Hartford, Conn,
Mrs. Jim McComas of Greycliff,
Mrs. Joe Gun of St. Xavier, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick RaineS of Pryor
creek, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Pease
and daughters of Rosebud. S. D.
NELSON IS pound smooth
roofing 1O8 square feet per roll
@ $1.33. v. C. Johnston Lbr. Co,
Miss Malvina johnson return
ed Sunday after five weeks
spent in Minnesota and Iowa.
The first three weeks were spent
with relatives in Russell and st.
Paul, MINI. The last two weeks
Miss Johnson taught at the
the summer assembly in Iowa
Falls. Miss johnson also spoke
at Rockwell, Sheffield and ad-
dressed the Lions club at Iowa
Falls.
KEM-TONE. s3.15 per gallon.
$1.05 per quart. v. C. Johnton
Lbr. Co.
Misses Margaret Alvey, Jean
Fetter, Ruth Craft, Emile Ma
jor, Tai Shigaki anG Giovanna
ArbanaSich of VARIOUS eastern
states, who have been engaged
in a summer work project for
the past two weeks at the Crow
Indian mission, left Saturday
afternoon to continue their work
in Crow Agency.
Bill Meister has peen i'll with
the mumpS.
Mrs. Carlton Rundell, formerly
of Lodge Grass now of Sheridan
stopped at the P. R. Forman
home last Tuesday, while she
waited for MIR. Rundell who is
now located in Nevada. Mrs.
Rundell was accompanied by
her mother and sister of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
NELSON IS pound smooth
roofing 108 square feet per roll
a $1.33. v. C.. Johnston Lbr. Co.
Billie Miller was in Wednes-
day from his rancn on Lodge
Grass creek.
Maleno Berland made a "trip
to Sheridan Monday for medical
attention.
Mrs. Rex Sixberry and Chucky
greeted Sgt. and Mrs. John
Smith at the train Monday. Sgt.
and Mrs. Smith were enroute
from Hardin to Sgt. Smiths
camp near Brentwood, Tex.
The directors of the Boosters
club met at the Knight cafe on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Agnes Bergquist and her
daughters, Lorraine and Joyce
were Billings callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Smith, Jr.
OF upper Lodge Grass creek were
callers in town Sunday.
Word was received here Mon
day that Jim Kincaid, an old
time resident of this country
and we'll known in Lodge Grass,
had passed away at the Cashen
ranch.
Mrs. Harlow buckingham took
her small son, Jimmy, to Sheri-
dan Monday for medical aid.
Mrs. Charles Thompson left
Wednesday morning for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Aria Keasling
and family at Spokane, Wash.
NELSON As pound smooth
roofing 1O8 square feet per roll
@ $1.76. v. c. Johnston I.br. Co.
MI. and Mrs. Jim Pease, and
daughters, Velman and Ellen,
and grandsons, Bobby Eastman
and Jimmy Simpson, left on
Thursday morning for their
home in Rosebud, S. D., after
visiting for the past month with
relatives and friends in Lodge
Grass, Billings and Greycliff.
Enroute to their home, they will
also visit in New Castle, Wyo.
and Rapid City, s. D.
Elmer knight made a trip to
Sheridan Thursday.
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