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Hardin Tribune-Herald, Hardin, Montana
Thursday, September 8. 1955
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Around the County
with Tribune-Herald Correspondents
• Leone Deer
By Mrs. V. G. Winsor
Mr. and Mrs. Smoky Winsor
returned on Saturday evening from
a faro-week vacation trip to the
west coast. Smoky reports he
landed a 31 pound, 41 inch King
salmon off the coast at West Port,
Wash., winning a small trophy
for the largest catch for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Davidson
GEM THEATRE
Lodge Grass, Montana
Friday & Saturday,
Sept 9-10
"The Country Girl"
Starring Bing Crosby,
William Holden and
Grace Kelly
Sun., Mon. & Tues.,
Sept. 11-12-13
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Wed. & Thurs.,
Sept. 14-15
"It Came From
Beneath The Sea"
Starring Kenneth Tobey and
Faith Domergue
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where most people save:
AT THE^BANK^^TT™^
More people save at the bank than anywhere else-and
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ments, do6e government supervision, modem physical safeguards —
plus the fact that deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit Insur
ance Corporation up to SIO,OOO for each depositor — combine to
protect my savings funds at the bank as they could be protected
nowhere else!”
"IT S CONVENIENT -i like to save where I can do all my bank
ing at the same time — under the same roof!”
"IT’S HELPFUL —my money earns interest for me while I am
waiting to use it — without my having to make an investment;
• and when I need credit, I find that having a growing bank balance
is a big help in getting a low-cost bank loan!”
"IT'S PLEASANT - I have a special, personal feeling about saving
at my bank —the bankers who serve me make me feel at home,
and show a real interest in helping me with my money matters!”
Some folks give one reason, some another, some a combination of reasons... Come in,
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69 million Americans agree on:
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BIG HORN COUNTY STATE BANK
Hardin, Montana
ana family, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Gentry, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Norris,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Norrise, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Hamm and dau
ghters and Mr. and Mrs. George
Pitman picnicked at Crazy Head
springs Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Davidson
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Randall and children were
Sunday evening callers at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Smoky Winsor.
The AFL of Billings were picket
ing the labonnen at the new pub
lic school grounds on Monday as
a result of union labor difficul
ties.
Alfred Whistlingelk. ambulance
driver for the U. S. public health,
resigned from his position Monday.
Mrs. Randall Alexander motored
to Billings Tuesday to transact
business and shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beck and
daughter. Bonnie, were dinner
guests Monday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Smoky Winsor.
Representatives of the James
Stewart Co. were in Lame Deer
Monday, locating sites and taking
pictures for the new dwellings to
be constructed for the U. S. Pub
lic Health employees here.
Victor Small of the Kirby area'
transacted business in Lame Deer
Tuesday.
Vem Duser.bury. historian of
Montana State college. Bozeman,
is in Lame Deer this week, com
piling dates from old records at
the agency warehouse for publica
tion at a later date.
Terry Bearvusk.. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Bearvusk. received
a slight head concussion in a fall
Tuesday morning and was taken
to the Crow hospital for medical
attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bopp re
turned Monday from a three-week
vacation trip to Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Braine were
Monday evening callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gentry.
Mrs. Jimmie Lennon was rushed
to the Forsyth hospital Monday
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FARMERS’ BATTLE-FRONT OUTPOST — Maurice Eckhoff
mans a front-line control position near Blackburn, Mo., as a
comber” comes in from a mission against invading hordes of
grasshoppers. Embattled farmers report by telephone to Eckhoff.
who uses map beside his chair to chart operations for the spray
plane pilots.
in a serious condition from an in
fection.
Mrs. Blanche Tunnell .a former
resident of Lame Deer, is visiting
friends in Lame Deer this week.
Mrs. Tunnell now resides in Texas.
Members of the NFEU Local 245
held a picnic at Crazy Head springs
Wednesday evening. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Orelup
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hopper
stad and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Long. Mr. and Mrs. Ty Burnett,
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Winsor. Mr.
and Mrs. Vic Meeker and family,
Mrs. Helen Ruggles, Mr. and Mrs.
Fay McCleary, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Mehojah and family and Miss
Frances Elge and her father of
Billings, Miss Marge: Pringle of
Bimey, and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Spreck of Busby.
, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hoppers tad
and family returned over the week
end from a two-week vacation trip
to Minnesota.
The Lame Deer public school will
open September 6. New members
of the faculty are Mrs. Annabeile
Gunn and Miss Ida May Phillips.
Miss Frances Elge. examiner of
inheritance and her secretary, Miss
Helen Ferguson, of Billings arrived
in Lame Deer Wednesday to begin
preparation for hearings on Ind
ian estates.
Billy Mason, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Mason, was rushed to the
Crow hospital Tuesday afternoon
in critical condition from a rup
tured appendix. He was immediate
ly operated on and it is reported
he is getting along very’ nicely.
Lyman Brewster of Bimey was
a business caller at Northern
Cheyenne agency Tuesday.
Mrs. Shirley Gentry called at the
home of Mrs. Mack Davidson Wed
nesdav afternoon.
Everyone in the neighborhood of
Lame Deer and Busby are alert to
the criminal who shot and killed
Sheriff Marshall of Sheridan. Wyo.
Ed Stephens returned Tuesday
night from a trip to the west
coast to pick up surplus property.
Mrs. Rachel Zimmer of Hardin
was transacting business in Lame
Deer Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Picotte and
daughter of Fort Belknap were
overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Hoppers:ad Sunday night.
They were also callers at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Winsor on
Monday.
(Last Week’s Items)
Carl Bement spent several days
in the Crow hospital this week
as a result of a chest injury re
ceived while working on the new
public school building.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Davidson
and children attended the Forsyth
fair.
Mrs. Helen Ruggles motored to
Billings Thursday to receive dental
care.
Jacob Tallbull and family ar
rived home Monday from Los
Angeles, Cal., where Jacob had
been employed under the replace
ment program. Due to illness of
his wife he brought her home,
but Jacob plans to return to his
job in that city.
Julietta and Derby Pitman, dau
ghters of Mr. and Mrs. George
Pitman, arrived home this week
from Middieborough. Mass., ac
companied by their aunt. Mrs.
Madeline Baker. The girls had
spent the past two months in
Massachusetts visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dahle and
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Braine ar
rived home Saturday from a week's
vacation trip to Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bixby and
Mr. and Mrs. Deye Powell were
shopping in Hardin on Saturday.
Ed Stephens, agency auto mech
anic, left Thursday for points on
the West coast to pick up surplus
property for Northern Cheyenne
agency.
Mrs. Helen Ruggles was a din
ner gues: of Miss Marget Pringle
Friday evening at the Birney day
school.
Lee Harris and Bee Robinsor
were involved in an accident Sun
day, at the intersection in Lame
Deer. A pickup driven by Lee Harris,
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approaching the stop sign was
mm mill by Bee Robinson coming
up behind causing Lee's vehicle to
crash into a corner of the post
office. Harris’s pickup was guite
badly wrecked. No one was injured.
A large forest fire broke out on
Stebbins creek this week, burning
more than a hundred acres of
land at a cost of approximately
$3,000.
• Butte Creek
By Mrs. Joe Considine
Visitors Sunday at the M. H.
Considine home were Roland
Rumph and children.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Considine
had as Sunday dinner guests Rob
ert Considine, Evelyn Rowland
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Consi&me
and Terry.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Swope and
Marian Cutter of Sheridan visited
recently at the Roy Swope, Jack
Swope and Leonard Somer homes.
They also attended the Powder
river county fair.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Everet Haitian were Roland
Rumph and children.
C. T. Denson threshed grain
Monday and Wednesday at Rob
ert Rumph’s ranch. Robert Rumph
and Everett Hanlan tracked Mr.
Rumph's wheat to Miles City
Thursday.
Joe and Barney Considine were
Broadus business callers Thurs
day.
Mrs. Everett Hanlan and Patty
visited Friday at the Joe Consi
dine home..
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brackett of
Hermosa. S. D., and Mrs. Marlon
Pa linguist of Sioux City. lowa,
visited Thursday and Friday with
Mr. ana Mrs. M. H. Considine and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Considine. Mr.
Brackett and Mrs. Palmquist are
Mrs. M. H. Considir.es brother and
sister. They also visited Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Swope and Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Somers.
Visitors Friday at the Everett
Hanlan home were Joe Considine
and Evelyn Rowland.
Joe Considine made a trip to
Broadus Friday.
Visitors Friday at the Roy Swope
home were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Brackett, Mrs. Marion Palmquist
and Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Considine.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hanlan
and Patty were visitors Saturday
at the F. F. Huckins home.
Visitors Saturday at the Joe
Considine home were Mr. and Mrs.
M. H. Considine.
Among those who attended the
Powder River county fair in Broad
us this week were Mr. and Mrs.
M. H. Considine and Barney, Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Denson and Bobby,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swope and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swope
and family, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Dick
Schulze and family, Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Norman. Mr. Norman’s
mother, and Diana and Milsie
Patch. Glenn and George Fulton,
Larry Cooley, Clarence Swope and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Considine and
Terry.
Mrs. Everett Hanlan started
teaching Monday at Huckins
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Considine
motored to Miles City Tuesday
and brought Barney home.
Visitors Wednesday at the Joe
Considine home were Everett Han
lan, Fred Harrsch and Barney
Considine.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Considine and
Tern- and Evelyn Rowland mo
tored to Miles City Sunday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes.
Vicki Holmes returned home with
them for a brief visit before school
starts.
Broadus callers Wednesday were
Barney Considine, Everett Hanlan
and Fred Harrsch.
Guests Tuesday evening at the
Joe Considine home were Mr. and
Mrs. M. H. Considine and Barney.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Considine and
Terry, Evelyn Rowland and Vicki
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! Holmes were Wednesday evening
guests at the Everett Hanlan home.
Roy Swope visited Wednesday
at the Joe Considine home.
Fred Harrsch and Joe Considine
helped Everett Hanlan work on
his well Thursday.
Broadus visitors Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Considine and
Terry, Evelyn Rowland and Vicki
Holmes. Vicki returned home that
day by bus.
Glen Russell visited Thursday at
the Roy Swope home.
Last Week’* Items
Ralph Rowland was a dinner
guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrt.
Joe Considine.
Joe and Barney Considine and
Ralph Rowland were Sunday vis
itors at the C. T. Denson and
Roy Swope homes.
Guests Sunday at the M. H.
Considine home were Mr. and Mrs
Robert Rumph and Glenda and
Mrs. Glen Russell.
Everett Hanlan trucked wheat to
Miles City Monday for C. L.
Rumph.
Wednesday visitors at the Joe
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