The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-19
CROW AGENCY

Miss Gladys j. Downer, for
merly clerk-technician at the
Crow Agency hospital. arrived
at Crow Agency Friday to visit
with Captain and Mrs. Luce of
the Custer Battlefield. Miss
DoWney is now associated with
the Veterans Bureau labora-
tory at Mandota, Wis.
Eugene Borgess., who was
employed at Crow Agency as
dltchrider for 16 years, was re-
tired from the Indian service
due to physical disability. Mr..
and Mrs. Boggess and daughter
Norma have moved to Hardin
where they will make their
home and the best wishes Of
their many friends go with
them.
Mrs. j. Lawson Lee and Miss
jeanette Burns returned to
their Crow Agency homes last
week from Camp Roberts. Cal,
where they have spent the
past month visiting with T/Sgt.
j. Lawson Lee. They also visited
various places of interest dur
ing their stay there. Mrs. Helen
Harrison, who co mpanied
them to California, stopped off
at Dillon to visit relatives for a
couple of weeks.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Smith and Mrs. Walter
J. Pilch on Friday evening
were Mrs. Roy F. James. Jr.,
and Mrs. Lorraine B. johnson.
Hartford Frost, of Greybull,
Wyo.. visited his mother, Mrs.
Amelia Frost during the past
week.
Mrs. Alice Craven left Crow
Agency Sunday evening enroute
to Denver, Colo, where she will
visit her son. Mrs. Craven has
been the houseguest of Mrs.
Robert R. Burns for the past
several weeks.
Mrs. S. P. Louk returned to
her home during the past week
after an absence of several
weeks spent visiting relatives
in Iowa and Missouri.
Mrs. Theodore F. Crabbe and
daughter Ellen, Mrs. Pete Pitsch
Jr., the Misses Myrtle and Flo
renee Bentley and Miss Carleta
Young left Monday for Tempted
Hills, near Livingston. They
will attend the Montana Bap-
fist summer assembly for the
next ten days.
There will be a special Vaca-
ton school program at the Bur
CESS Memorial Baptist church
next Sunday evening. The sum-
mer school continues with 70
children enrolled.
Miss Mary Mckay, district
supervisor of nurses, arrived in
Crow Agency Tuesday for an
official visit. She also visited
the Lame Deer hospital during
her stay here, and left Sunday
1or Fort Duchesne. Utah.
Miss Katherine Froze has C
cepted employment at the Grow
Agency office during the sum
mer months.
Peter Bighair, who has been
employed at the agency office
Tor the past year is now con-
nected with the Irrigation de-
partment as truck driver.
PVt. James Door of the Army
Air corps, Santa Maria, Calf.
IS home on a ten day Through.
Pvt. Door was in India for "a
months before being returned
to the States, when he spent
four months in a rest camp.
Pic. Frank Iron left Wednes-
day for the redistribution cen-
ter at Santa Barbara, Calf,
four months at a rest camp.
after spending a As day fur
Tough visiting relatives On the
Crow Reservation.
Pvt. Chester Deputy, station
ed at Camp Wolters, Tex, has
been at Crow Agency on a ten
day stop-over visiting relatives.
He Is enroute to Camp Adair,
Ore.
Pfc. Jesse ]. Hill was dis
charged from the army on July
IL, 1945. He was indicted into
the service on December -,
l941, and spent 81 months on
the Aleutian islands. Pfc. Hill
received the Good Cnduct med
al and the Asiatic Pacific ser
vice medal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Watt
OF Billings, were guests of Mrs
Lorraine Johnson on Monday
Mrs. Watt Just returned from
several months spent in Sar
Diego with Miss Peggy Watt.