The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-19
Lame Deer

me- their daughter, Mrs. Opal
| brown, of Phoenix, Ariz., IN
Billings Wednesday. Mrs. brown
recently MADE a trip to Roches-
ter, Num-, and is ronGlnu4ng
her visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Pease
| and daughters, Cheryl and Pen
elope hayden, OF Lodge Grass,
visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Thompson, Sunday
and Monday Cheryl is staying
Indefinitely with her grandpar-
entS.
STAMFORD White represented
the buSoy district at the Nhey-
enne steer enterprise meeting
last Monday, at Lame Deer.
Sunday evening dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Torger-
son and Irma, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Georgen and Ju-
dlth of Birney, and Colgate
Robinson of Miles City.
Billings callers Wednesday
were Mrs. Laura Peter, Ike
Shoulderblade, Darlene Little
Whiteman, and Amelia Two
| Bulls, of Ashland.
| Supt. Jonn Hunter and James
King were in Billings Wednes-
! day.
/ Joe WhiteWolf, Delbert Semi
mole and James Littlebird a. c
employed on the night shift IN
the local government coal mines,
! Hardin shoppers Wednesday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Win
Sor.
Mrs. Leslie Cain and Harry,
were confined to their homes
! with illness recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Little
| wolf, James LittleWhiteman,
and Mrs. Robert RedWoman, of
Busby, transacted business al
the Lame Deer Agency office
Tuesday.
The National Federation OF
! Federal Employees 4eld their
meeting last thursday evening
| at the club house. oupt. Jonll
G. hunter discussed the Civil
SerVloe retirement plan. IN
charge of refreshments were
Floyd Orelup, James KING, anu
Mr.. Billings. Fifteen employees
were present. Two menoe. S
! from Busoy, henrlet Ballet and
GaDe Williams, were also pres
ent.
Webster Schneck and Robert
Bigback of Busby, were busln-
eSS callers in Lame Deer Fri
day.
Mrs. Dempsey Burns and
Georgia Ann spent tour days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Bill GreSs, in haraln.
ttoSane ClubtooG, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James CIuotooJ
and Miss Vera Parker are pa
tientS at the hospital in Grow
Agency.
Miss Elizabeth Whitefox OF
Crow Agency, student at Bus
by high SHOOT, spent the week
end with Miss Rose KinZel.
George Burns returned to
Great rails, after spending the
week with relatives.
Mrs. Jerry Stagner has moved
from the bailey ranch to The
recently completed teacherage
near the local grade school.
Theresa 1ruSty, student at
Tongue River boarding school
at busby was a week end guest
OF Mrs. Melvin Woundedeye.
Rev. Milton Whiteman attend
ed to business in orSytn FIJI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burns
were in Miles City Monday
where Mrs. Burns received med
ical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pittman
have reopened the Pitts Cafe
on January IL.
The Lee Homemaker's club
met at the home of Mrs. Don
Rash for a pot-luCk dinner at
noon on Friday. The president,
Mrs. Clifford Wood, gave a
talk.
Robert Burns spent WedneS-
lay in Hardin on business.
Gilbert Harris was a guest
FOR a week at the Henry Ron
ieau home at Crow Agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. James King and
Manford Weeks drove to Bill
Ings Saturday. Leslie NORM re-
urned with them to spend Sun
To-, with friorJc
Daniel Georgen, son of Mr..
ind Mrs. Peter Torgerson, was
discharged from the Army at
lamp Lewis, Wash. His parents
net him in Hardin Thursday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
md Mrs. James Lennon were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gailand F. Money
If Colstrip.
Bob Bovee returned from a
-acation at Miles City, to con-
5inue his position as surveyor