The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-01

rangea, calceolaria@ fnshs;o nya-
anlum; lovely bloomin@ gea-
dda In bulbs; nice rose bushes
I,pIInlum and phlox and var.
perennlalS, a little later
variety OF cut flowers. nIants
a1sa corSageS for Mothers Dav
MIS-; Fred Waterman ~ :
IS ocks north of city Park. Phi
Mrs. H. G.. Wells left Tb,,rs-
Inc wedding of a nephew anS
70 remain Tor a weeks visit,
WIS. A. @. Kroehler retlIrned
rlioay from a "trip to Windsor
Colo, where She had attenrJed
meeting of the Southern PEG
Ional Women'S Guild of f6e
Rocky Mountain Synod of the
evangelical. and Reformnd
ni tdleh she also spent two
nlghts with friends in Greeiev
CoIo., and Gering. Nebr.
OnarleS Guyot of Sheridan
Wyo,, a former Hardin resident
friends. --NNS 'i'i'iiig
Mr.; and Mrs. Lyle Hammond
ana family were Billings callers
Mrs: Bob Barker and da,,gn-
Ter, Joan, returned to Hardin
IaSt week after Spending the
winter months in Arizona
Pete Schmick and Miss MARY
ann Iverson returned to Spo-
kane Wednesday,, wherg thew
are attending school. after Wis,
lung for several days at the
: nome of MIR. and Mrs. Rhonald
/ IVerSon.
Mrs. r. B. Saunders returned
TO Hardin last Wednesday aft1ar
visiting her sister in Sheridan
for several DAYS.
REBEKAH lodge food sale
saturday, May 10, at the Har-
Adv.*
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cunning
nam were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Buechler.
MIR. and Mrs. Walfred john
son and sons, Royal and Bryce,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bob John
son In Sheridan Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. George Cor
mack of the OK ranch were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Sam
cunningham last Wednesday.
Mrs. Al Ballensky and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Glen Powers, were
Billings callers on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday of last
week, when Mrs. Powers re-
ceived medical attention.
Nelson StarkWeather a n
Margaret G.. Hammond were
issued a marriage license in
Billings Monday.
Eric Walker of Livingston is
tranSacting business in Hardin
this week.
REBEKAH lodge food sale
Saturday, May 10, at the Har-
din Hardware store at 9 am
Adv.*
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Meinhardt
and family visited friends and
relatives near Bridger Sunday.
Mrs. Al BallenSky and sons,
Gary and Alan, spent the week
end at their ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dosdall
have moved to RockSpring and
will remain there until springs
| work is finished.
Mrs. Carol Corrigan and her
mother, MS. 4Gimther, of Bill
ings were Monday afternoon
visitors of Mrs. Al Ballensky
and Mrs. Glen Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Buech-
Ter visited Mr.. and Mrs. Balzer
Wagner in Billings Sunday.
Darrell Linthacum, a student
at Eastern Montana College of
Education, spent the week end
in Hardin visiting friends.
Billy Snyder and Jim Ewing
left Wednesday for Camp Pen
!! derton at OceanSide, CAL, after
spending several days visiting
their parents in Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Davis of
Missoula are parents of a son,
born Saturday, April 26, at
Missoula. The new arrival, a
| grandson of MIR. and Mrs. Ira
Cochan of Hardin, weighed 6H2
lbs. at birth and has been
! named Benjamin Allen. Mrs.
Davis is the former Donna
| Marie Cochran.
John Palm of Columbus was
a week end visitor at the home
of his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Schoer. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Ross, for
merly of Billings, have moved
to Hardin to take over the
managership of the Snappy
Food Mart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Scott
and family and Mrs. Lucy Scott
of Laurel, and Mr.. and Mrs. EV-
erett Bulls and family were
Sunday dinner guests of MIR.
and MRS. ]. w. Bulls and Low
ell Bulls. .
Mrs. frank DAWSON and
Mrs. Fred Parlier drove to
Rocksprings, Wyo., last week
where they visited Mrs. Davis
sons brother, Gus Henneke.
Weather Outlook
Forecast by U. S. Weather
| Bureau Helena. for area east