The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-12
CROW AGENCY

line employees local
held its regular meeting Tues
day evening, April 8, at the
Agency office. John L. Glenn,
president, presided. Mrs. Lor-
raine A. James and George Ho-
gan, Jr., were initiated into the
union. Mrs. Lorraine B. john
son was reinstated from Juneau
Alaska, and James w. Stanton
and Urban Landon were rein
stated from the Grow Agency
local.
Superintendent Warren L. o.
Hara was a dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs. James w. Stanton on
Tuesday evening.
MI. and Mrs. L. C. Rennick
were visitors at Billings We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Marie v. Smart and Mr.,
Charles Hawkins, special officer
with headquarters in Billings.
were luncheon guests of Mrs.
Lorraine johnson on Tuesday.
John l.. Hunt, superintendent
of construction with headquart-
ers at Salt Lake City, Utah. ar
rived at Grow Agency on We'd
nesday in connection with his
official business. He left Sat-
urday for the Tongue River
agency at Lame Deer.
Mrs. Augusta Keeler returned
nome on Friday from Mime
apoliS, Mimi, where she has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Barrett since early in
December. During her absence
she also visited relatives at
Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Don Lamb and son.
Garry, are visiting with rela-
tiveS at Reedpoint.
E. J. WEIGH, with headuuart-
ers at Bismark, N. D., has re-
Gently been assigned to the
Montana District, in connection
with his regular district, as ex-
aminer of inheritance. He will
I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death of Edward J. Conley. MIR.
WEIGH has been at Crow Agency
for several days in connection
with his new duties.
Mrs. Helen Harrison was a
visitor in Billings on Wednesday
of this week.
Mrs. Raymond Selles returned
to Crow Agency on Monday ev-
enlng to resume her duties as
first grade teacher in the local
public school. Mrs. Selles was
the former Miss Frances Koze-
luh.
Staff Sergeant Harry Wilson,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilson of Grow Agency, is now
located in the States after two
years of fighting the Germans
He made the Sicilian Salerno
beachhead, Casino battle and
the Anzio beachhead with the
famous 45th division, Infantry,
He spent six months on the An
zio beachhead and then they
helped take Rome. After the
fall of Rome his division moved
back to Salerno and trained fol
the southern invasion of France
On August 9 the 45th, 3rd ano
36th divisions invaded France
near Toulon. Staff Sergeant
Wilson states that these beach
headS are the most horrible
flghtlng one can ever imagine
Sergent Wilson is now located
on the east coast and is in the
supply division for overseas
men. At the same time he is
taking advantage of the college
courses offered there.
First Lieutenant Arnold w
Keller, pilot and Second Lieu
tenant Russell w. Selles, CO.
pilot, both of Tacoma, Wash.
have been awarded the Air Med
al for $50 hours of operational
flight over the dangerous ano
difficult India China air route
Both are attached to the All
transport command. 1t. Selles
is the son of MIR. and Mrs
James w. Stanton of Grow
, Agency.
Pfc. Robert Bends, the hus.
band of Mrs. Clara Hill Bends
and son of Mrs. Donald Deer.
nose, who was injured on Mar
8 on Two Jima, writes that hi
is getting along fine and max.
| ing a good recovery as he wa.
then able to walk with the aic
of clutches. Pfc. Bends is witt
the Marines. He left the Grow
reservation to start his train.
ing at San Diego on January y
1914 and has been oversee!
since September, 1914.
David Bravo, the son of Mrs
Alberta Bearbelow, was recent.
ly promoted from Corporal tt
TVS. TVS Bravo is now in Franc,
and recently enjoyed a visi
with Private Jesse P. Shane.
Private Edward Badbear, tn,
! husband of Mrs. Olive William,
son Badbear, is now in a re,
training camp after havin|
served at the front. He is will
an AirbOrne division.
Robert FallSdown, son of MI
and Mrs. Roy FallSdown, ha
: been promoted to Private Firs
! Class. Pfc. Fallsdown is nov
s stationed in Holland.
I Clarence Stewar IT. returned +,