The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-14

clerk and Sidney M. Kempton
property clerk, have transfer
red to the Reclamation service
at Hardin. Ovila ] LaPlante
lease clerk, is contemplating a
transfer to Land Management
Thomas J. Davis, auto mech
anic, left Saturday morning
for st. Ignatius, Mont, where
he was transferred to the Flat
head Irrigation project. Mrs
Davis and children will join
him soon.
John Montgomery, formerly
general mechanic at the
Tongue River agency, has also
transferred to the Reclamation
service.
Frank Thomas, who has been
employed at Crow Agency fo1
many years, has transferred to
the BuSby school.
Mrs. Sarah WinSor, formerly
I'M clerk at the Tongue River
agency will come to Grow
| Agency as Accounts clerk.
Felician Dubray will be trans
ferred from Tongue River Il
Grow Agency as Property clerk
He will be accompanied by his
wife and child.
DR. Theodore F. Crabbe left
Sunday morning for Muskogee,
Okla, on special detail of ap-
proximately one week.
MI and Mrs. Halle Walters
of Fort Yates, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Lippert last
week. They left Sunday for
their home and were accom-
panied by Miss Barbara Lip
pert, who will visit at Fort
Yates for a week. Mr.. Walters
is the principal of the Fort
Yates Community school.
Miss K. Frances Cleave, con-
sultant in nursing, visited the
Tongue River and Crow Agency
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald c
Mum spent the weekend a;
Crow Agency visiting their re-
spective parents, MI. and Mrs
Clarence J. Mum and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Frank A. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Muir
ray and children left by car
Monday morning for St. Cloud
Mimi, where they will visit
relatives. They will also spenC
some time in Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Noralf Nessi!
and family of Fort Totten, N
D., visited MIR. and Mrs. L. c
Lippert last week. MI. Nessit
is the Reservation Principal al
Fort Totten.
Miss Rae Mills, Mrs. Erms
Schaill and Mrs. Marie Smart
returned on Monday from 6
trip through Yellowstone Ma
tional park.
MI. and Mrs. Russell E. Get
ty and their daughter, Linda
Ruth, and their houseguests
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Melcher
made a trip through Yellow
stone park, leaving Crow Agen-
cy on Thursday and returning
Saturday evening.
"O4O AAoo WILL ACSOASVA "
the recent birth of a son
James Michael, to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lewis B. HARDWOOD o
Washington, D. C. MI. Harwoo'
formerly special officer on tn
Grow and Tongue River reser
vations, is now attending schoo
in Washington, D C.
Sherman HUXLEY spent tn
weekend visiting at the c. A
Bentley home.
The Crow Reservation Al
camp was held from July 20 t.
Aug. /, inclusive in Pryor cree
canyon at what is known a
the Castle Rock camp, with 8
in attendance. In addition t.
the recreation, which was in
dulged in in the form of hikes
volley ball and various othe
games, four work projects wer
carried on througout the fou
days of Camp. Nature and fir
prevention studies were con
Quoted by Russell E. Getty
Forest Supervisor at Cro1
Agency, and Vance Tribbetts :
the Billings District Foretr
office. Safety and first al
were conducted by Sargean
Ben Burnham of the Stat
Highway patrol. Better meth
DDS in demonstrations wa
conducted by Miss jamie
Fenske of the State Extensio:
office and camping craft b
Robert j. Murray, educations
field agent at Crow Agenc!
Good, healthy, solid meals wer
served three times a day, bull
around buffalo meat. The cook
were Mrs. Mabel Pretty o,
Top, Mrs Pearl Backbone an
Mrs. Amy Yellowtail. Specis
talks were given the last da
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