The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-11-15
Crow Agency

Installation of officers for
local No. 224, National FEEDER
alton of Federal Employees, of
Crow Agency, was held Novem-
Der 6. Officers included K. I.
Holkan, president; Emil Acam,
vice president; Fred H. Clay
more, Sec treaS., and Ray Jones,
guide-guardian.
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Fred Claymore, Extension
agent at Crow Agency, returned
to Crow Agency from Tucson,
Ariz., October 30. Mr. Claymore
had been invited to attend the
annual Papago Rodeo and art
and crafts exhibit held at Sells,
Ariz., October 27 and %, and to
be guest announcer for their
rodeo. The Papago tribe, where
Mr.. Claymore had been employ
ed for some IL years before
coming to Crow Agency, sent
a round-trip airplane ticket and
paid all of Mr. Claymore's eX-
penses. Mr.. Claymore said he
had more than an enjoyable
time while there and is look
ing forward to another trip
next year. He has been an
nouncing rodeoS through the
Southwest for the past seven
or eight years. ,~
The Federal Employees held
their regular meeting at the
Crow Agency office Monday
evening. Arrangements were
made for the carnival to be
held at the grade school on
November 10. Mrs. Marie Smart
was appointed to take over the
duties of Mrs. Ella B. Johnson
as representative for the Blue
ShieId-Blue Cross for the Crow
Agency group. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cook and
daughter, Sandra, were shoppers
in Sheridan Tuesday.
Mrs. Marie Smart left Satur-
day for a tWo-Week vacation at
Riverside and Los Angeles Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. Barney Old Coyote gave
a double birthday party for her
children, Kenny and Patricia.
Monday afternoon. Cartoon
movies were shown the % little
guests present. Cake, ice cream.
and lemonade were served. Mrs.
Old Coyote was assisted 10y Mrs
Shirley Alfred.
The Crow Agency BYE met
Thursday, Nov. 8 in the church
vestry, with 20 members pres
ent. Billy Medicine Tail, pres
ident, led in the singing OF
hymns. Plans were discussed fol
attending the Wyola meeting
Nov. "a and Is. Dora Old ELI
gave a talk. Refreshments were
served by Dora Old Elk, Gay
Pitsch, OrVal Rondo and Rob
ert Standing.
November 10, the NFFE loca
No. 224 of Crow Agency Spon'
sored their annual carnival II
the public school auditorium
Attendance appeared to be be
low past years but, financially
the gross income was far abov'
any previous year. .
UnofficiaIly, with bills yet, II
be paid, the gross take amount
ed to $513.6 8 Net proceeds, aft
er all bills are paid, should b
over $500. The blanket givel
away was awarded to Glel
Leavitt of Hardin, and Warrel
Alfred of Crow Agency was win
ner of the turkey. Miss Bett
King of st. Xavier won the sc
of dishes.
Approximately 500 of the ne
proceeds will be used for tn
annual Christmas communit
party for all children of Crol
Agency; rs per cent of the bal
ance will go to the local Bo
Scout organization, and the re
mainder to the NFFE local M
"a for miscellaneous expense
reports Fred III. Claymore, sec
retary-treasurer of the organ
ization.
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percent of industrial acciden'
and rs percent of motor acc
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