The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-06-03
Crow Agency

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program of the Grow Agency
public school was held on tues
day evening. May %, at 3 p; m.
in the school gymnasium WHICH
was filled to capacity. process
sional with Mrs. Harold Wrlgnt
at the piano; invocation, lev
e. A. Bentley; chorus, 9Th
grade; selection by the BAND
The speaker for the evening
was Superintendent L. @. LIP
pert. Two selections by tne
Hardin Sextette, with MISS
Ethel Schuster at the piano;
announcement on scholarship
Emerson Hill; clarinet solo, VII
ginia williams; presentation OF
diplomas, Mrs. Lulu Anne Davis
principal; attendance AWARDS
Mrs. Davis; benediction, Rev
Harold Wright. The eighth
grade graduates were Joan VIE.
bert, Rose Mary Walks, Haze.
Miller, Joy Bird In Ground
Marie Wilson, Carol Ann Topac-
co, Rose Nepper, John Eshel-
man, Blaine Falls Down, Will
liam Medicinetail, Reuben Vie
bert, Sharon Old Elk, Gerald
Williams, Donald Stewart, Ro-
bert Morning, Harold White
clay and Harvey Pitsch.
The Grow Agency teachers
have all left for their summer
vacations. Mrs. Lulu Anne Davis
left for Holden, Mo-, where she
will visit her mother. Miss Jane
Lamey returned to her home in
Billings. Miss Forbes is visiting
friends in Missoula, after which
she will make a "trip to Okla
homa. Richard Puhr left or
Wednesday for San Francisco
Calf, where he will attend the
University of San Francisco
Miss Violet Alexander viii
spend the summer in Boze-
man and Hardin. Mrs. Barr viii
spend the summer at her home
in Hardin. Emerson Hill will
attend the agricultural college
at Fargo, N. D. Mrs. Margaret
Smith will remain at her Grow
Agency home.
Superintendent and Mrs. Lor-
enz G. Lippert and Mrs. Lor-
raine Johnson attended the
graduating e Exercises of the
Busby boarding school on
Thursday evening. Mrs. Carl
Aldrich was pianist for the
professional. Invocation, Rev,
Habeggar; message to the gra-
duates, Superintendent L. G,
Lippert; special music by the
junior girls under the direction
of Miss Lois Jean Hoover, pre-
sentation of diplomas by Clar-
ence Ashby, principal of the
Busby boarding school; accept
ance of diplomas, Ted Rising
sun; occasional march, Mrs,
Carl Aldrich at the piano. The
Busby high school graduates
were Miss Louise Oldbear of
Grow Agency, Ted Risingsun
and George Colhoff, veterans
who completed their hi g h
school work after discharge
from the Army. Eighth grade
graduates were Joan Adams,
Alice Bearcloud, Violetta Thorn
as, Betty Froze, Elizabeth
Whitefox all of Grow Agency,
EmogeneE Tallbear, Eva and
Beatrice Seminole, Elva Russell,
Mary and Clara Little White
man, Dolores Littlebear, Vir-
ginia Kingfisher, Evelyn Flying,
Mamie Bites, Esther Bighead,
Herbert Swallow, Irving Rising
sun, Hector Knows Gun, Jr.,
Harold Horn and Leonard Brien.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, mother
of Robert r. Burns, chief. clerk
at the Crow Agency, left from
Billings on Wednesday evening
for Huntington, Ind, where she
will visit relatives and from
there she will continue to- West
Virginia to visit other relatives.
Mrs. Burns has been at Grow
Agency for the past several
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Burns
and two sons, Bobby and Gary,
accompanied her as far as Bill
lings.
Mrs. L. C. Lippert, and Mrs.
Warren Alfred were Billings Wis
itors on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Uriel King and
two children left on Saturday
for a three weeks vacation trip
to Portland, Ore, where they
will take in the Rose Festival
while visiting relatives. They