The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-03
Crow Agency

reau OF Indian affairs, region
No. 2, Billings, gave a dinner
dance at the Shangri La Club
on Lewis Avenue last Friday
evening. Those from Grow Ag-
ency attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. c. Lippert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Huston Smith, MI. and Mrs.
Ralph Brohonan, Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon PoitraS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore JamerSon, Gladys Day
Clarice Williams and Larry
Fairbairn.
Tuesday evening, February
18th, in spite of snow and rough
roads, the Crow Agency grade
school teams played the Tongue
River school and split their
games. Crow Agency won the
first tilt to the tune of 90 to
10 and lost the second game
Is to 36. The Grow grade school
annual tournament will not be
held this year but the team will
compete in the Lodge Grass
tournament on March, II and
IL.
For that glow of health
Big Horn Dairy products, now
available at your grOcerS-ADV.
The Grow grade school hand
ed Lame Deer grades double
defeat Sunday, February 20.
Winning the opener, "a to 10,
Crow barely managed to exc
out their second win by the
score of is to IA. Bearcrane and
Tenbear led the scoring attack
in the first game and Pickett
and Stewart shared equal hon
5ors on the second game.
The Crow grades and Crow
Scouts were hosts to the Har-
din "Bn squad on February 81.
Hardin high school "B" squad
trounced the Grow grades very
handily in the first game the
score being 8 to %. The second
game was nip and tuck up
through the third quarter but
the scouts could not stave off
the onslaught in the fourth
quarter therefore losing 81 to
As.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs.
John L. Glenn entertained at
two tables of bridge at her
home for Mesdames Lippert,
Powers, CasWell, Kubitz, Collar,
Jones, Alfred and DuBray. At
4 P. M the ladies went over
to the DuBray residence where
a surprise party had been pre-
pared, honoring Mrs. DuBray
on her birthday. Mrs. Erma
Schaill arranged the party with
the assistance of the other
nurses, who were Miss Kerr,
Miss Lorraine Rice and Miss
Barbara Beirdneau.
On Thursday evening Miss
Margaret Kern and Miss Daisy
Prentice of the Montana State
health department gave a talk
to the Crow Agency nurses in
the nurses home, on crippled
children'S service in Montana.
After the lectures a delicious
lunch was served by the staff.
Thomas j. Reed, son of Mrs.
Mary Kate Reed of Crow Ag-
ency, is now employed at Alton,
HI, by the Western Casualty
Insurance Company. Recently
he was sent to Wichita, Kans.,
to settle losses and stopped off
at Haskell Institute, Lawrence,
Kans., to visit friends. T..
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore jam
erSon entertained at dinner on
Friday evening for Miss Clarice
Kerr and Miss Lorraine Rice of
the hospital staff. The evening
was spent playing bridge.
ID. j.. F1amm arrived on Mon
day morning and assumed his
duties as agent for the @. B. 81
at Crow Agency.
Clarence J. Mum is now on
duty after two weeks illness,
the first of which was spent in
the Crow hospital.
Mike SEE it's time to replace
old, worn-out lino1eums with
new. Six, nine and lift. widths
of Armstrong and Gold Seal
linoleumS in Stock.-ADV
MI. and Mrs. j. N. Wells of
Hardin were weekend guests
of MI. and Mrs. I. j. Wells and
family.
Doctor Wilder of the Tacoma
Indian Hospital at Tacoma,
Wash, arrived on Monday and
s.