The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-06-29

were visitors at the Dehnert
home for several days last
week.
Mrs. Wilbur Fish and Mrs. L.
S. McAllister were in Billings
on Friday.
lican candidate for county
commissioner.-Pd. Pol. Adv.
Troy French has been in
| charge of the Aldrich Lumber
Co. in Crow Agency the last
two weeks, while Mr.. and Mrs.
S. P. Louk are on their vaca-
ton to Washington.
Mrs. William Franklin and
Tommy Sawyer drove to Powell,
Wyo., Saturday to spend the
weekend at the Jack Kopriva
home. On Sunday they attend
ed the wedding of Mrs. Frank
Inns niece, Miss Audrey Kopriva,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Kopriva, returning to Hardin
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Balfour
left Saturday for a vacation
trip, spending the weekend in
Sidney, Mont, before going on
to North Dakota and Minnesota
to visit friends and relatives.
They expect to be away about
ten days.
VOTE for Andrew Miller for
county commissioner. Repub-
lican ticket.-P Pol. Adv. paid for
by Andrew Miller.
Mrs. N. A. Jacobsen and
Bruce got back to Hardin last
Thursday, after spending a few
days visiting at the F L ranch
in Birney. Mont. Mr.. Jacobsen
drove to Birney Thursday to
bring them home.
Mrs. H. w. Morton'S mother
and sister, Mrs. Doyle Kester
and Audrey, returned to their
home in Jordan, Mont, last
week after having spent a week
in Hardin with the Mortons.
Mrs. MOrton'S son, Doyle Taber,
went to Jordan with Mrs. Kes-
ter for a few weeks stay.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Low
ell Painter entertained Mrs
Darrell Royal and sons, Allan
and Lloyd, Miss Beverly Quill
leo, all of Red Lodge, and Mrs
Jack Petelin and son, David, at
a coffee party at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gotham OF
Bozeman were weekend guests
at the Darr Kicker home.
Mrs. Grace Dillon and Mrs
Iva Goe attended the state con-
vention of Business and Profess
Sional Women in KaliSpell June
1918 as delegates from the To-
cal club. They made the trip
from Billings in a Northern
Pacific bus which was chartered
to take delegates from all over
this end of the state to the
convention.
WILL thank you for any sup
port. J. Ernest Weinberg.-Pol
adv. paid for by J. Ernest
Weinberg.
Lowell Painter and Biffy
drove to Colstrip Friday on 6
routine inspection tour.
On Friday night Mr. and Mrs
Tom Hammer drove to Billing.
to bring their granddaughter
Cheryl Hammer, and theil
niece, Arlene Brownlee of Bis
Timber, to Hardin for a two,
week visit while their son anc
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
George Hammer, are on theil
vacation trip to Seattle. Thu
George Hammers son, Tommy
has been staying with hi
grandparents for about a month
and will remain here until hi!
parents return.
Miss Barbara Teller spent {
few days of her vacation with
relatives in Joliet, Mont, anc
will spend the remainder II
Miles City visiting friends. Mis-!
Teller expects to return to Har-
din the end of this week.
Mrs. A. M. Chilly drove hel
daughter and grandsons, Mrs
Darrell Royal, Allan and Lloyd
TO BILLINGS SUNDAY W1lele C1le9
took a bus for Red Lodge, aftel
having spent a week visiting If
Hardin. Mrs. Chilly met Mr.
Crilly in Billings on his arriva
from Los Angeles where he at
tended the ShrinerS' Conve1l'
ton.
AT LAST! The most beauti,
full combination dual-over
range ever made. Especially
built to give perfect cooking re-
suits with two types of fuel
electricity & oil, coal or wood
Also combination gas, coal 81
wood with no tricky fuel adj
justments. What more coulc
you ask of a range? Come II
and see this new Majestic cook
ing development. Elder HdWe
ADV. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lougl
and two children of Portland
Ore, were overnight guests a
the Fred Cation home Sunday.