The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume], November 17, 1960, Page 4, Image 4

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Hardin Tribune-Herald, Hardin. Montana
Thunsday. Nnv—ihw 17. ISM
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Zetszler - Heitzman vows exchanged
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Mrs. Della Zieszler, 206 W. Park
St. Bismark, N. D., daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Adam Seidel of
Dodge, N. D., exchanged vows with
Leo M. Heitzman of Riverdale N.
D., son ofAugust Heitzmann of Mc-
Clusky and the late Amelin Heitz
man.
The ceremony took place Nov. 4
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Wenz 802 19 St., Bismark. N.
D., Pastor A. J. Isminger of the
Seventh Day Adventist church of
ficiated.
The bride wore a street length
gown of azure blue silk organza
over tafetta with a lace bolice
matching hat and gloves. Her cor
sage was of pink roses and white
feathered carnations.
The matron of honor Mrs. Elma
Allmendingen sister of the Bride
was gowned in a beige brocade dress
with matching hat and gloves. Her
corsage was of bronze and yellow.
The bridegroom's attendant was
Wyola
By Mrs. R. J. Lind
(Last Week’s Items)
The PTA carnival and supper
staged Monday evening was a cam
plete sell-out and proved to be one
of the biggest community successes
in years. We would like to take this
opportunity to thank all those tak
ing part and helping to make it the
success that it was. Charles Fuller
received the door prize and costume
prizes donated by the merchants of
Wyola went to pre-echoolers David
and Kelly Castleberry, Grades 1-6,
Mark Boyd and Donna Kay Artist
and Grades 7-12. Delma Howe and
Stephen Mikami. Judges for the e
vent were Mrs. Francis Eggart. Mrs.
Cecil Wham. Wayne Criswell. Mrs.
C A. Nayes and Howard Curry. Cake
winners included Mrs. C. A. Nayes.
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Delbert Allmendingen nephew of
the bride.
The bride is a graduate of the
Dodge high school and attended
Dickison State teacher's college
and Capital commercial college.
The bridegroom attended' Hardin
high school and Eastern Montana
college at Billings. He served with
the U. S. Army in Korea during
the Korean conflict and is present
ly employed by the Army Corps of
Engineers.
After a wedding trip to the East
the couple will reside at 317 sth St.
St. Riverdale, N. D.
Mrs. A. E. Montgomery, Mary Kay
Lind, Peggy Asmundson, Tommy
Schroeder. Mre. Wm. S. Graham,
and Connie Littlelight Grand prize
winner were Paul Powers, Charles
Wiley and Richard Artist.
Mrs. Phil Harris visited her sis
ter. Mrs. A. E. Record, of Gillette,
Wyo. two days this past week.
Supt. Hugh Artist, Alice Reed,
and Mre. A. E. Montgomery attend
ed the M. E. A. convention held at
Mrs. Gil Harris Mindie Asmundson
Lincoln Junior high school in Bill
ings Thursday and Friday of last
week. Jean Wilson accompanied Mrs
Asmundson to Billings.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Graham
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Caroil Graham on Lodge Grass
Creek Friday evening.
Construction on the new home of
the Carson Yellowtail family got
under way last week.
Steven spent the week-end with
his cousin. Wayne Nayematsu, in
Hardin.
Steve and Alice Smith of Son
nette visited at the home of Mrs.
Mabel Smith Wednesday.
Students were treated to room
parties Wednesday with Mrs. John
Hines assisting Mrs- A. E. Mont
gomery with Ist and 2nd, Mrs. T.
R. Powers. Sr. and Mrs. George
SasmuMen helping Mrs. Allee Reed
in th 3rd eq* 4th room. Mrs. Wm.
8. Graham and lOa. J. P. Boyd as
sisting Mrs. Gil Haris in Sth and
6th and Mrs. Charles Powers. Mrs.
Gene Mulholland and Mrs. Hugh
Artist taking the 7th and 6th grades
on a hay-ride to the Bakk bridge
above Wyola.
Mrs. Charles Hamilton of Park
man, Wyo. taught 7th and Bth
grades Tuesday during the absence
of Supt. Hugh Artist
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pawers enter
tanied at a turkey dinner in honor
of their guests. Mr. and Mrs. For
restt Powers, of Riverton, Wyo. prior
to their leaving for their home.
Other guests included Mr and Mrs
Charles Powers and family.
Jimmy Bzoski required attention
Friday whe n he collided with a tree
while laying football at the home
of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Hager. Sr.
Miss Roberta Cowles was guest of
honor at birthday dinner given by
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Cowles, Friday evening. Guests at
tending inducted Linda Dregoiw,
Larry Wilkins and Jelmer Johnson j
all of Sheridan, Wyo.
The Women's Society of the Bap-'
tist Church held their quarterly |
birthday pot luck dinner at the'
home of Mrs. Carl Greenwald .
Thursday at 12:30 p m Women j
whose birthdays were in the last !
three months were guests of honor.
After dinner they motored to Lodge
Grass to hear Mrs. Tharp speak on
her years as missionary in Japan.
Miss Alberta Cowles accompanied
Mrs. George Gibson of Lodge Grass
to Bozeman this past week-end.
New pupils i n the school are
Richard and Rebecca Crooked Arm
who with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs Charlie Crooked Arm, return
ed from Toppenish. Wash, this
The Misses Mary Wiley. Phillis
Murdock and Nancy Lawrence of
Lodge Grass were Monday night
guests of Wanda and Alberta
Cowles. The girls all attended the
carnival and an after-carnival par
ty at the home of Donna and Carol
Harris.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Rasmussen included Mr and
Mrs. Leo Sjostrom of Custer, the
Mrs Lars Sjostrom and Mr and
Misses Eileen and Connie Peterson
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HARDIN, MONTANA
of BUUncs, Wm Barbara Petenon
and Mr. and Ms. Jew Baxter of
Sidney. Mrs. Baxter who had spent
the past month wth her son-ln-tew
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Raa
musasen, returned to her home in
Sidney Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Schroeder, Sr.
ot Rivertown. Wyo. are vacationing
In Wyola with Mr. and Mrs Leslie
Schroeder. Jr. aixy family and In
Bozeman with Mr. and Mrs. Schroe
der and daughter.
A work meeting of the Women's
Mission Society was held at the
home of Mrs. Frances Wallace
Thursday to complete plans for
their bazaar and dinner to be held
Election Day. Nov. 8. at the Com
munity Hall
Words reachng here tells that
the Rev. and Mrs. Leo Briggs and
famly are living In San Bemadl
no, CaUf. where Rev Briggs Is
working with juvenllles for the
county of Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs. Claude Buttrell and
family of Big Timber spent from
Sunday through Tuesday with Mr.
No Hunting Or Trespassing
On the lands owned or controlled by
the following ranches
Juell Ottun Harry Miller
St. Clair Ottun Bill Stovall
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and Mre. W. W. CaddeU and Stevt.
Mr. and ICi Donald Stewart and
children have movd to Hardin
where Mr. Stewart will work for
th Bureau ot BecllmaUon.
Mr. and Mn. Lee Hammett and
children ot Caaper, Wyo. left
Wedneaday after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Hammett. Sr. They all
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Ham
mett. Jr. and family on Rotten
Grass Tuesday afternoon.
Richard Endicott returned home
from his job in Miles City to spend
the winter with his family here
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gross spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Gross and children
In Mlles City.
The wannest day was Oct. 3, 83"
and the coldest wa s Oct 30. 15".
The first snowflakes In the lower
valley was Oct. 30.
Terry Castleberry spent two days
with his family here from his job at
Bdgeton, Wyo-
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All members were present and
one new member, Clinton Harris.
For roll caU all members answered
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