The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-10-09
South Hardin

Marvin Brown left Thursday
for his home in Texas after
spending the past week with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Parker
called at the Walter Torske
home Saturday.
H. E. Probasco returned re-
Gently from a trip to Idaho
where he attended a family re-
union with five of his brothers
present.
Mrs. Lucy Hamilton and John
Hammond of Bozeman visited
the Arthur Randall, Chester
Raup and Bud Randall famil :
les recently.
Harold Greenwald was host
at an old-fashioned party Sun
day afternoon. Recreation con
sisted of games and folk dane
ing. Attending were Lorraine
and Doris DeWald, Dolores and
Carol Dysart, Katherine and
Patricia Paulson, Edith, Merle
and Burton Gustafson, Rena
Rae and Jimmy Sullivan and
Joyce and Marian Gray. A
lunch was served at the close
of the afternoon.
Erwin SchelSke combined al
falfa at the Baker place the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ferger-
son called on the Earl Gray
family Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Ferguson spent
Tuesday evening as a guest at
the Arthur Randall home.
J. R. PaulSon and Sam Kern
assisted Art Koebbe with his
hay a few days last week.
Mrs. Robert Clark and chill
dren were Hardin shoppers Or
Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Lautt and children
were assisting with the beef
harvest at the Dave Seadel
farm.
Miss Margie Izenhower ha:
been a guest at the home Of
her grandparents, MI and Mrs
c. E. Astrope for a few days.
News was received here of the
death of Miss Suzanne Brown
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
on Brown of Hebbronville, Tex
Suzanne was a granddaughter
of Mrs. Ida Brown of thi.
community.
Mrs. Chester Raup and Mrs
Arthur Randall called on MI
and Mrs. Tom Parker Tuesday
Bud Randall made a business
trip to Billings on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence AS
trope and Sharon visited the
c. E. Astrope family Wednes-
day.
Joyce and Marian Gray spent
Friday night as guests OF Kath-
crime and Patricia Paulson.
Mrs. Leo Colstad and son
Kenneth, RI visiting relatives
in Dakota this week.
Mrs. Walter Torske and Mrs
Arthur Randall called On Mrs
Andrew Torske Friday. Mr.
Andrew Torske has been con-
fined to her home with a brok-
en- bone in her foot.
Better Light for Better
Health" was the project pre-.
sented by the leaders, Mrs. Z
E. Astrope and Mrs. Charlie
Fergerson. when the Home
Demonstration club met at the
home of Mrs. Earl Gray Wed.
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur
Randall presided during thu
business meeting. Roll call wa:
responded to with "EXperienci
in Lighting. Mrs. Conrad Sead-
er, pianist, and Mrs. Johr
Kukes, song leader, had charge
of group singing. Goals for the
club year were recorded. New
song books were selected anc
are to be ordered by the clut
secretary, Mrs. James Sullivan
Money for the club news was
received. Members present were
Mrs. c. E. Astrope, Mrs. Free
DeWald, Mrs. Charlie Ferger-
son, Mrs. Alice Greenwald, Mrs
Sam Kern, Mrs. John KukeS
Mrs. Ed Muhlbeier, Mrs. j. R
Paulson, Mrs. Arthur Randall
Mrs. Bud Randall, Mrs. Chest
er Raup, Mrs. Conrad Seader
Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. James
Sullivan, Mrs. Charles Sweeney
Mrs. Walter Torske, and the
hostess, Mrs. Gray. Mrs. BuC
Randall was honored at a pink
and blue shower at the close OF
the meeting. Mrs. Sam Kerr
will be hostess to the club l,
her home on Nov. 5.
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