The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-30
Lorne Deer

panied by Ben Rowland, ambu-
bulance driver, made a trip to
Rapid City, S. d, on Tuesday.
Miss One Bear entered the
Sioux Sanitarium as a patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Russell OF
Colstrip are the parents of a
baby boy born at the Forsyth
Community hospital on March
IL. The infant weighed seven
pounds at birth.
A minor fire started in the
basement of the Lame Deer
hotel on Tuesday noon. Sur
veyorS rooming on the sec
ond floor of the hotel, smelled
the smoke and traced the fire
to the blower on the furnace.
The PACKING around the blower
burned and was quickly exiting
uiShed by the surveyors. The
fire department. was called but
their services were not needed.
Davis Woundedeye returned
home Wednesday after receiv-
ing treatment at the Crow hos
pital for several days.
Mrs. A.. Stephens, mother of
Ed Stephens, left for Mobridge,
S. D., last week to visit her
son, Bob. Mrs. Stephens was a
guest for four months of Ed
Stephens and family.
John K. Brenton, of the In
dian Welfare department in
Billings, and Ted Townsend of
Billings were guests of Supt.
Carl Pearson Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Pvt. Frank Bearchum, Jr.,
who had been stationed in the
army at FIT. Ord, Calf, was
home on furlough from Satur-
day to Wednesday. He is now
stationed at Aberdeen, Md.
Bearchum'S grandmother, Mrs.
Nancy DivesbackwardS, honored
him with a dinner at her home
on Tuesday evening with 40
relatives and friends present.
Clair Streeter and Betty Lou
Atkins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Atkins, of ColStrip
were married at the Federated
church in Forsyth on Wednes-
day at 100 p. m. The marriage
was officiated by the Rev. Owen
w. Arlington of the Federated
church.
After the ceremony the new
ly-weds left for Billings.
The bride is a student of Col
strip high school and the
groom is a graduate of the
same school last year.
Rev. and Mrs. Milton White
man spent two days in Miles
City for medical care of Mrs.
Whiteman.
The Mennonite Workers con-
ference met on Tuesday at the
Lame Deer Mennonite church.
Those participating in the bus
mess discussion were Rev. and
Mrs. Malcolm Wenger and Mrs.
David Habegger of Busby and
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Habegger.
Mrs. Ed Doresett and Mrs.
Linfield of Colstrip called on
Mrs. Rodolphe Peter on Fri
day.
Edgar A. Ravens, new extern
sion agent of the Northern
cheyenne Agency. arrived on
March 10 to take up his duties
here. Ravens comes from the
Five Civilized Tribes Agency at
Poteau, Okla, where he had
the position of farm manage
ment supervisor.
Mrs. Josephine Pegram and
son, Junior, spent the week end
in Ashland.
Ed Stephens accompanied
Manford Weeks to Toppenish,
Wash, on Saturday. Stephens
brought his household equip
ment and truck to Lame Deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Stagner
were Saturday shoppers in For
syth.
Mrs. Clarence E. Murray and
children are expected from
Bremerton, Wash. to spend a
week with Mrs. G. K. McGraw.
Mrs. Murray was formerly Merle
McGraw, daughter of Mrs. NC
Graw. |
MI. and Mrs. Fay McCleary
visited their son, Homer and
family in Colstrip on Sunday.
Manford Weeks spent four
days with friends and relatives
at Wolf Point before leaving
for Alaska.
The Lame Deer Trading store
recently had a new cement
base made for their sign in
front of Their store. This was
done by Mi. W. o. Morse of
Mrs. Pa siegf1ied spe4ls
"Wednesday ::.ilu Thursday in
Columbus, MHar.. tC purchase
war surplus equipment for ner
husbands loeginP camp.
The Bob Bovee family were
guests of her parents, Mr.. and
George Miller and his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Bovee for
10 days in Miles City.
Two sewing machines of the
treadle type were delivered last
week at the local grade school
by william Talledge of Miles
City, according to Mrs. Belle
Burns, clerk of the school. Other
new school equipment is a tri-
nIe Commandment sink of of gal