The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-05-04

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week end at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Schumacher at
the Yellowtail damsite.
MI. and Mrs. F. j. Buzzetti
had ten guests for Sunday
dinner. including Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Dyckman. and family.
Mrs. Dell Kelly of Billings
spent Tuesday in Hardin at the
home of Mrs. William Frank
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Soren-
son and children, Cassie and
Jimmy, drove to du p
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Dewey Slough visited
over the week end in Denver
with her son, Dan. While
there, she attended the we'd
ding of Miss Emily Foster.
RUMMAGE sale, under aus
pices of Christian Doctrine
class, st. Joseph's church, Sat
urday, May g., in the new
Ford Bldg, across from Kuch-
era's Furniture Store. ADV.
Lloyd Saunders and Jerry
Ragland, students at Montana
State College in Bozeman,
spent the week end in Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark McDon-
nell arrived home Sunday from
a three weeks motor trip to
Las Vegas, Los Angeles and San
Francisco, stopping off to visit
friends in Salt Lake City, Port
land and Missoula. While they
were gone, their son, Mark,
visited with his grandparents,
MI. and Mrs. Karl Johnson,
ST., in Miles City.
Mrs. Wilbur Fish drove to
Lodge Grass Monday to spend
the night at the Cliff Ludrick
home. On Monday night Mrs.
Fish was a guest at a party for
IL of the Lodge Grass Eastern
! Star members, held at the Jun
ior Westwood home. Mrs. Lud-
rick and Judy drove back
Tuesday with Mrs. Fish to spend
the afternoon in Hardin.
Everett Bulls returned to his
home Tuesday from st. Vim
cent hospital where he had I'M
dergone surgery.
WSCS ALL-States dinner and
Parcel Post sale May 10, Mason
ic Temple. Mrs. Ludden and
Mrs. Brekke in charge of tic
ketS. ADV.
Miss Helen hammers, who is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Grace
hammers is on a two weeks
leave of absence from the Alas
kan Anyways in Anchorage, AL
aska, where she is employed.
Mrs. Pauline Borodkin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Klenhesselink, is to be the
speaker at the New York Re-
gional Librarians meeting May
9. Her subject will be, "Con-
facts Between Schools, Libra
les and Other Community Ag-
encies." Mrs. Borodkin received
her Bachelors degree in music
and education from the Uni
versity of Miami, Miami, Fla,
and her Masters in library sci
ence from the University of
Southern California, and is
now the children's librarian of
the Riverside Branch library.
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. F. Koch
of Poison, former residents of
Hardin, arrived here Tuesday to
spend several days attending to
business matters and visiting
their many old-time friends.
DID YOU see the reduced
price on refrigerators? 1t will
pay you to call at Elder HdWe,
ADV.
Mrs. Ray zelka, Mrs. Joe o.
enik, and the Misses Nettie
Ray, Anna Ray and Barbara
Teller attended the state meet
ing of the Catholic Daughters
of America at Havre last Sun
day. Mrs. Olenik was a member
of the auditing committee at
the conference.
Mrs. Alma Frazer was taken
to st. Vincent's hospital at
Billings Wednesday of last
week for a bone surgery opera
ton which she underwent Sat-
urday. A week ago Friday she
accidently fell and suffered a
fracture in the left hip. She is
making excellent recovery &C
cording to latest reports.
SPRING got lost, but it will
clear again, and you can plant
your gladiola, pansies and rose
bushes. Later, your dahliaS
petunias, snapdragons, and var
ious bedding plants. Also win
dow boxes. Mrs. Fred Water
man, phi. IS, 2 blocks N. of city
park.
Mrs. Dave Anderson and Miss
Margaret Anderson, of Choteau
Montana, arrived in Hardin
Saturday to spend some time at
the Carl Sloan home. The guests
are Mrs. Sloan's mother and
sister.