The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-12
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Twins, a boy and a girl, were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fisher December 90 at the Crow
hospital. The boy, Francis
weighed 6 pounds; and the
girl, Francine, weighed 5 bounds
{ at birth. The infants are the
grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs
Eli Lafranier of Hardin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fisher.
Webster Schneck, principal OF
the Tongue River boarding
school at BuSby, was a sunday
dinner guest in the Edward
Stephen home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Atkins of Cole
strip, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hart, the past
week.
Elder Chester H. Lamoreau1
and Elder John D. Webster at
tended to business in Billings
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fight
ingbear spent Thursday and
Friday at their ranch-home
near Kirby.
Mrs. Melvin Woundedeye re-
turned to her home after be-
ing a patient at the Crow hos
pital on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Bear
tusk, Keith and Ronnie, are
moving to a ranch owned by
his brothers near BuSby.
G. o. GranSberg from Bill
lingS, Jesse FreShour and Doug
las Morris of Forsyth arrived
on Tuesday to continue their
road work on State Highway g.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Should
erblade and Magdalene spent
Sunday with her narentS, Rev.
and Mrs. Milton Whiteman.
George Burns of Great Falls,
who is on the board of stock
commissioners, visited the Lame
Deer Agency office Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Small,
Junior and CAROLYN, of Kirby,
visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hart the past
week.
Mrs. Joe Tallbull and Mvron
returned from the Grow hospi-
tai to their home the past week.
Dolores Red Woman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Red
Woman, was taken for treat
nent to the Crow hospital on
Friday.
Miss Irma Georgen scent the
week end shopping in Miles
City.
Attending the basketball
came. Forsyth VS.. Bushv. at
Forsyth were Mrs. Robert Burns,
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster Brien.
Dempsey Burns, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth LaFever. Lame
Deer boys who PLAYED on the
Busbv team were James Robin
son, Pobby Pittman, and Har-
old Horn.
Billy Pittman. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Row Pittman. was confined
with illness to his home for a
week.
A basketball game was plaved
between st. Labre'S Mission and
lame Deer Grade school at
Ashland on January 9. The To-
cal baton twirlers' club per-
formed between halves of the
game.
Miss Violet Lafranier of Har-
din. and Melvin Small were
married last F,ridav. A re"eD-
tion was held for them at his
home on the same evening.
Brvan Harris has resi~ned his
nosition as the hrs driver for
the Co1ectrin hioh school.
The Lame Deer IndependertS
,laved BASKETBALL aoairst the
CoIeStrip INDEPENDENTS At Cola
strip on SATURDAY. evening. The
Lame Deer team won. 13-1.
Charles Fox ard fanilv from
Elbow Woods N. n. are visitors
of MIR. and Mrs. Wilson White
wolf.
Mr. and Mrs. James lennon
went tn FORSYTH SUNDAY to meet
his father, Marin lennon. Sr.,
who came from TT. Harrison,
Mont. tn srerd several weaks
Mrs. Ed DAZZLE and Edward of
RIlSby visited relatives in Lame
Denr SATURDAY..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fave McClearv
and the Chanoev Pennet faroilv
snent Sunday in Colestrip with
their children and, orand"hil-
dren, the Homer McCleary fam
lily.
early Church HISTORY" was
the discussion theme at the
workers conference held Mon
day at the Mennonite church.