The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-02-12
Crow Agency

The Board OF Review for
Troop 10, Crow Agency Boy
Scouts, was held Thursday eve
ming, Feb. S. Robert Smith quail
flied for life scout; Albert Per-
kins, James Murray and Danny
Eshleman passed tests for the
star award. Orville Nelson quail
flied for First class. Bruce Mil
Ter and Kenneth Lincoln passed
their tenderfoot tests. A Court
of Honor will be held Thurs
day, Feb. IL, at which time
awards will be made. Bob Smith,
James Murray and Albert Per-
kins were selected to represent
the troop at the Lions Club
meeting Monday evening honor
ing the Scouts. All the Crow
Agency Scouts attended special
church services on Sunday,
Feb. 8, in honor of scout an
niversary week.
The Federation Of Federal
Employees held their February
meeting in the Agency Office
on Feb. 3 with fifteen members
present. President James Muir
ray presided. The social hour
that followed was held at the
Murray home. A "Quix Pro-
gram" was first enjoyed. After
refreshments four tables of
bridge were in play. Mrs. Ro-
bert J. MURRAY, Mrs. l.. c. Rem
nick and Miss Rae Mills we're
the hoStesSeS.
Mrs. Edna Kuhn and Miss
Daisy Prentice, consultant in
hospital nursing of the State
Department of Health, Helena,
Mont, spent Wednesday and
Thursday at Crow Agency.
While here they gave a refresh
er course to the nurses on ma
tsrnal and child health.
Mrs. Frances w. Rogers was
transferred from the position
of accounting clerk at the Crow
Indian agency to the reclama-
ton service in Hardin, after
having bsen employed here for
many years. MI. and Mrs. Rog-
erS have moved to Hardin
where they purchased a home.
The best wishes of her CO.
workers and their friends go
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers to
their new location.
The Crow School Basketball
team chalked up it's sixth VIC
tory of the season by defeating
Wyola on Tuesday evening. Mr.
Puhr announces the team will
play st. Xavier on Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert R. Burns
entertained at dinner tuesday
evening complimenting MI. and
Mrs. Ovila J. LaPlante and three
children, Bonnie, Charles and
Joe. Bridge was enjoyed during
the evening.
Miss Loretta Puhr, teacher at
st. Xavier, visited the Crow
Agency school on Friday. She
also spent the weekend visit
ing her brother, Richard. On
Friday evening they were the
dinner guests of DR.. and Mrs.
G. S. Mclaughlin.
William A. Page, principal of
the Wyola schools, was a Sun
day guest Of MI. and Mrs. Rob-
ert r. Murray.
Mrs. Huston Smith entertain
ed a group of young people at
her home on Sunday evening
honoring her son, Bob, on his
birth anniversary.
Mrs. Augusta Keller enter
tanned at lunch on FriGay for
Mrs. Lorraine johnson.
DR.. and Mrs. C. S. McLaugh-
lin entertained at dinner on
Sunday evening for MIR and
Mrs. Dick DuBray, son, Jimmie,
and Mrs. Erma Schaill.
Mrs. Lorraine johnson gave
a dinner party on Saturday
evening complimenting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ovila j.. LaPlante and
three children, Bonnie, Charles
and Joe, as well as for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Barse, ST., of SiSse-
ton, S. D., the houSeguests oil,
their daughter, Mrs. Marie
Smart. Additional guests were
Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, Miss Ma
bel Head and Mrs. Smart. The
evening was spent Informally.
Mrs. G. A. Bentley returned
to her home at Crow Agency on.
Wednesday from MaSsachuS-|
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