The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume], September 17, 1953, Section Two, Page 15, Image 15

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Around the County
with Tribune-Herald Correspondents
• Wyola
By Mrs. A. E. Montgomery
(Last Week's Items)
Visitors recently at the home
of Mrs. Mabel Smith were Mr
and Mrs. John Lund and Mr
and Mrs. Clyde Lund of Sheri-
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dan Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
ochaeffer of Brawley, Cal., and
y^orge Smith and two daugh
ters of Sonnette.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grafel
and children of Casper were
visitors at the Chas. Foltz home
over Labor Day.
. Mrs. Maude Schillinger vis
ited at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Farman,
over the week end. Mrs. Schil
hnger is employed in Hardin.
The Wyola square dance Sat
urday night was well attended.
The next regular dance will be
Saturday, Oct. 3.
Mrs. Hazel Williams and
children, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Mabel Smith during
the summer months, returned
to their home in Denver last
week.
Lester French was called to
Gillette, Wyo., upon receiving
word of the death of his father
in an auto accident near Spot
ted Horse, Wyo.
Mrs. August Starina went to
Pocatello, Idaho, to bring her
daughter, Karen, home to at
tend school. Karen recently
had her appendix removed and
isis progressing very well.
Francis Didelot took Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Smith and Rita to
Billings Monday where Rita
will enroll as a student nurse
at St. Vincent hospital.
Evelyn Juhl and Bill Hunter,
both of Casper, were united in
marriage by the Justice of the
Peace at Sheridan, Saturday,
Sept. 5, at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Hopper, parents of the
bride, were the attendants. Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Paul of Sheri
dan honored the couple with a
wedding supper after the cere
mony. Mrs. Paul is Mr. Hunt
er’s sister. The couple will
make their home near Casper.
Miss Barbara White and
Jewell Medicine Horse are
leaving for Haskell college, Joe
Boyd will attend Shattuck Mil
itary Academy, Joan Boyd is
leaving for lowa where she will
attend college, Carolee Redman
is returning to Bozeman and
Don Foltz has returned to Vir
ginia where he is in the naval
aviation field.
• Crow Agency
By Mrs. C. C. Stanton
The Crow Agency bridge club
held its first meeting of the
season Friday evening at the
Warren Allred home with the
Allreds and Mrs. and Mrs. B.
C. Schrock as hosts. High
score honors were won by Dr.
and Mrs. John McGahan, while
low score honors were won by
Andrea Grigo and Mrs. Bill
Thompson. Travel went to Mrs.
Irvin Olson. The club has four
new members. Dr. and Mrs.
McGahan and Mr. and Mrs.
Chesley Allred. Mrs. Ghigo was
elected president for the forth
coming year, Mrs. McGahan
vice-president, Mrs. Olson sec
retary-treasurer, and Mr. Ghigo
and Mr. Schrock, directors.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Munn during the Labor Day
week end were Ella B. Johnson
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy James
of Helena and Mr. and Mrs.
Buzzie Vanoss of Fort Wash
akie, Wyo. Trior to her retire
ment from government service
a few years ago, Mrs. Johnson
was secretary in the Crow
Agency office.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Landon,
Patricia and Mr. Landon’s
sister, Mrs. C. G. Wood and
brother, Fred London of Cali
fornia, made a trip to Sioux
Falls. S. D„ where they visited
relatives. They visited other
points of interest in South Da
kota before returning to Crow
Agency Wednesday evening.
An overnight guest of the
Clarence Hitchcocks Thursday
was Henry Peck of Valier. Mr.
Peck is a former Crow Agency
employee and is now employed
on the Blackfoot reservation.
The Charley Yarlotte family
received many household ar
ticles, clothing and money
Wednesday evening when the
Philaphea class and the Baraca
club held a meeting in the
Burgess Memorial vestry. The
Yarlotte’s home burned down
last week end and they were
unable to save most of their
belongings. • Thursday evening
after prayer meeting the
Church of God presented the
Yarlottes with clothing and
canned goods.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Davidson
of Elko, Nev., visited friends in
Crow Agency and Big Horn
county this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Baker of
Lodge Grass attended a dinner
honoring Mr. Baker on his
birthday at the Clark Stanton
home Tuesday evening. Sept.
8. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Roberts
and Pam of Hardin also were
present at the dinner. Mrs.
Stanton and Mrs. Roberts are
daughters of the Bakers.
Jas. W. Stanton was honored
on his 65th birthday Thursday
evening when Mt. and Mrs.
Clark Stanton entertained with
a dinner. Other guests were
Mrs. Blanche Stanton, Harold
and Wendel Stanton and Mrs.
Joe Allison all of Hardin.
T. L. Carter and Mr. Eruns
kill of Biljings, John Hill, Clif
ford Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Ches
ley Allred and Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Old Coyote accompan
ied Gordon Powers, who super
vised the buffale kill, to the
Big Horn mountains this week
where they witnessed a por
tion of the buffalo kill.
Rayne Pilgeram left Monday
for the Big Horn mountains
where he will supervise the last
of the buffalo kill for this year.
Dr. John Strenge accompanied
him.
Guests of the Frank Nelsons
during the •week ehd were
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nelson, and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Strong and family of
Billings. Mr. Strong is a neph
ew of Mr. Nelson.
Mr. and Ms. Andrea Ghigo
and family and Dr. and Mrs.
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Dori Barsness as the dance-hall girl and Larry Barsness
as the tramp, as they appear in the Gay Nineties variety show
of the Virginia City Players, to be staged following “The
Farmer’s Daughter,” here October 6.
John McGahan and family en
joyed a fishing trip on Lodge
Grass creek Sunday.
There will be four bowling
teams from Crow Agency this
season, one women’s team
sponsored by the Sky-Vu thea
ter of Hardin consisting of
Shirley Allred, Anita Claymore,
Rose Cochran, Clara Old Coy
ote, Opal Stanton, and Mrs.
Seader of Hardin. F. E. U. will
have a team consisting of
Gordon Powers, Ray Jones,
Warren Allred, Clark Stanton,
Bill Thompson and Clarence
Munn. Mac Oil of Hardin will
have a team from Crow Agen
cy made up of Chesley Allred,
Fred Claymore, Barney Old
Coyote, Rayne Pilgeram, Art
Kerrs and Kenny Lunderman as
team members. Bill Watt and
Aldrich and Co. are combining
as sponsors with Bill Watt, S.
P. Louk, Bill Schimler, Pete
Pitsch, Don Flamm and Mr.
Kerns as team members.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sollie
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You’ll save on operation and upkeep!
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and daughters of Broadview
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Steen Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Cox and
family of Richmond are visit
ing with Mr. Cox’s brother, Don
Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Long
Jaw of Lame Deer are parents
of a son, born at the Crow hos
pital August 12.
Rayne Pilgeram spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs.
Hazel Pilgeram in Belt.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lippert
and Barbara spent the week
end visiting the Eric Walkers
in Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haug and
family are visiting Mrs. Haug’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hitchcock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zendzion,
Jr., and daughter, Laura Jane,
of McMinnville, Ore., Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Sweet, twins, Martha
and Marylin and Tommy of Bil
lings and Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Hubley and sons, Charles and
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Hardin, Montana
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A better trade-in, too!
You’re money ahead when you buy a
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Hardin Tribune-Herald, Thursday, September 17, 1953-
Stephen Mark were guests of
the Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Bent
ley during the week end when
they had a family reunion.
Steven Mark was dedicated
Sunday night during the eve
ning services at the Burgess
Memorial church. Mrs. Zend
zion, Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. Hub-
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BARGAINS
Regular Sale
Price Special
Can Opener . . $1.49 $1.19
Clipper Ironing Board 8.49 5.95
Linoleum Mats .. 2 for 29c
Tray Table .... 2.95 1.98
Nut Meat Chopper • 59c 39c
Mixmaster Junior . . . 19.95
Cocoa Door Mats . . 1.98 1.39
Pot Holder ... 2 for 59c
Stair Tread .... 35c 25c
Gun Case 89c 69c
Night Latches . . . 2.40 1.29
Screw Driver Set . . 1.40 79c
Lawn Rake . . . 98c 79c
Vacuum Bottle . . . 1.45 1.19
SALE ENDS MONDAY, SEPT. 21
HARDIN HARDWARE
LOOK FOR THE "NORGE" SIGN
ley are daughters of the Bent
leys.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morin
and family visited friends in
Crow Agency Saturday.
The Tower of London was
built in 1078 by William the
Conqueror.
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