The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-22
North Valley News

The Sunshine club met with
Mrs. Pete New on Feb. Is. The
guests of the club were Mrs.
Thomas Hallowell of Hardin
and Mrs. NelS NorStrom of
Custer. Mrs. Norstrom gave a
very interesting book report on
The Queer Women" by Lucy
Furman. Each member worked
the buttonholes in a Red Cross
hospital pajama jacket from the
sewing done by the Sorrel Horse
community. The next meeting
will be held at the home or
Mrs. Herb Williams on Thurs
day, March /. Any food that is
not periShable may be brought
for the dinner for the REA
meeting, at that time, if other
plans have not been made for
getting the food into town
early.
Sorrell Horse community men
formed an old fashioned lining
crew last week and filled all
their ice houses. SOrrel Horse
ladies seWed for the Red Cross
at the Glen Noyes home.
Mrs. Walt Quest who moved
to Omaha, is in the hospital
after an operation.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Ted Dumler home were Mr.. and
Mrs. jim BeSel and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schmidt
of Sanders.
Ensign Annabel Van Cleve o.
sen writes that her husband,
J Staff Sgt. o. M. Olsen, who is
with the mountain infantry,
has arrived in Italy. he says all
their technicianS have been
shipped out of the hospital lab
Oratory and she is very busy.
Sorrell Horse ladies met to
sew for the Red Gross at the
Ed Keller home two weeks ago.
Mrs. Keller won first. Hazel
Herbel and Doris Miller were
close second and third.
In spite of the snow and ice,
spring is on its way. A flock of
robins arrived recently. Meadow
larks have been seen here and
there and even a flicker put in
his appearance. One little red
hen Matched before Valentine
day, and with the cooperation
of the hatchery and the army
has a fine thrifty family now.
MI. and Mrs. C. A. Rogers and
son George, we're guests at the
G.. T. Van Cleve home Sunday.
Gretchen also spent the week
end at the home of her parents.
Clara Hert of Community had
her tonsils removed last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Smith were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Bowers.
Mrs. Eva Dumler of Hysham
visited at the Dave Herbel home
Sunday.
Several ladies surprised Mrs
James Wallace, the former
= Elizabeth Carper at her home
Tuesday evening. They played
games and lunch was served by
the guests. Mrs. Wallace was
, presented with a gift by the
group. All wished her well ir
her new home at Cheyenne
! Wyo. Mr.. Wallace has the Cap
ital studio there.
Miss Pauline sewers spent
the week end at her home with
her parents, MI. and Mrs
Merle Bowers.
l Mrs. Nels Norstrom of Custer
and Mrs. Guy Van Cleve at
tended the show IN Hardin
Thursday after club and spent
| the night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Christensen.
MI. and Mrs. C. A. Rogers
are spending q. few weeks in
California. They will visit their
son, Chester, in San Diego and
Mrs. Rogers sister near Los
Angeles.
Howard Hussey and George
Rogers, who have been home on
furlough, left Sunday for their
army posts. Howard goes to
Ellington Field, near Houston,
Tex. George is at Camp Bland
ing near Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. George Abbott, sister of
Guy Van Cleve, made a short
visit at the ranch, enroute to
Missoula, where she had &C
companied her daughter, Jane,
who is a senior at the unlver-
sity. Jane had a foot operation
at Christmas and had to be in
a wheel chair for a few weeks.
Mrs. Abbott visited her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Halgrims at
Watertown, S. D. on her way
back to Dallas. In a letter writ
ten from Dallas she enclosed
violetS from her yard.