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Hardin Tribune-Herald, Hardin, Montana
Thursday, March 1,1962
CASES IN CITY
POLICE COURT
Appearing on the city docket
this week were:
Jan. 22— August White Shirt,
trespassing, $lO fine.
Jan. 24—Harold White Clay, op
erating vehicle without drivers li
cense, sls fine. Ed Not Afraid,
improper parking, $2 fine. Wiley
Birkland, intoxication, $25 fine.
Edna Dreamer, permiting a minor
to drive, $lO bond. Vincent White
Hip, using false identification, SSO
fine.
Jan. 26 — Vernon Deer Nose,
trespassing, $lO fine. Simon Flat
Mouth, trespassing. $lO fin e.
Charles Blackburn, trespassing,
$lO fine. Leßoy White, intoxica
tion, sls fine. Alphonso Smells,
intoxication, sls fine and trespass
ing, $lO fine. Daniel Crooked Arm,
trespassing, $lO fine. Dan Half,
trespassing. $lO fine.
Jan. 29 —Domingo M. Pantoja,
stop sign violation. $5 fine. Guthrie
Fighter, intoxication, sls fine.
Michael Fitzpatrick, Jr., intoxica
tion, sls fine. Donald A. Swen
son, intoxication, sls bond. Clem
Stops, trespassing, $lO bond. Char
les Terrel, operating vehicle with
out drivers license, $lO bond.
Robert E. Greenfield, stop sign
violation, sls bond. Ronald A.
Swenson, disturbing the peace. $25
bond. Dale Dysert, illegal pos
session of beer, $35 bond.
Jan. 31 — Clifford Takes Horse,
stop sign violation, $5 bond. Evin
Clawson, driving while intoxicat
ed, $125 bond.
Jan. 31 — Raymond J. Feller.
Hardin, speeding. $lO fine.
Feb. 1 — Russell T. Loughney,
Hardin, speeding, yet to appear.
Feb. 2—Ann F. Frickel, Hardin,
failure to yield right of way. yet
to appear. Roger E. Hudson.
Hasting, la., exceeding G.V.W.
weight limit, $25 fine. Steven D.
Redding, Hysham, careless driv-
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ing. and failure to give immediate
notice of an accident, yet to ap
pear. Robert L. Zimmerman,
Crow Agency, driving without a
drivers license, $lO bond. Hugh
Little Owl. Crow Agency, driving
without a drivers license. $lO bond.
Jorgle Sherman, Hardin, reckless
driving, case continued August
T. Masarik, Charlotte, N. C., ex
ceeding weight limit, $35 bond.
Feb. I—John J. Llorente. speed
ing. $lO bond. Melvin Larson,
operating a vehicle without a driv
ers license, $lO bond.
Feb. 2 —James Kingfisher, in
toxication, sls fine. Shirley Gard
ner. intoxication, sls fine, and dis
orderly conduct, sls fine. Ernest
Bad Horse, driving while intoxi
cated, $125 fine and operating a
vehicle without a drivers license,
$lO fine. Medares Bad Horse, dis
orderly conduct, sls fine. Ben
Morning, intoxication, $25 fine.
Darrol Froze, intoxication. $25 fine.
Mike Schroeder, intoxication. sls
fine. Henrietta Schroeder, intoxi
cation. sls fine. Ida Mae White
man, disturbance, $25 fine. Arlin
Stewart, trespassing. $lO fine.
Francis Burnight, intoxication. sls
fine. Fred Takes the Horse, tres
passing, $lO fine. John White
Hawk, operating vehicle without
drivers license, $lO bond.
Feb. s—Paul A. LaFronboise.
disorderly conduct, $25 fine. Ed
Big Medicine, disorderly conduct,
sls fine. Alex Bear Crane, oper
ating vehicle without a drivers
license, $lO fine. Lawrence Fox.
intoxication. sls fine. Alfonso
Smells, intoxication. $25 fine.
Jackson Stewart, intoxication, sls
fine. Joe Well Known, operating
vehicle without a driven license,
$lO fine. Edward Buffalo, dis
turbance. $25 fine. Beulah Knows
the Gun, intoxication, sls fine.
Feb. s—Philip White Clay. Crow
Agency, driving without a drivers
license and operating a vehicle
without previous years plates, yet
to appear. Ronald J. Davis, Har
din. speeding, case continued.
Pete Gress, Ashland, exceeding
weight limit, $25 bond.
Feb. 6 — Elizabeth takes the
Horse. Crow Agency, driving with
out a drivers license, $lO bond.
Feb. 6—Milton Eagles Feather,
intoxication, sls fine. Paul Hill,
operating a vehicle without drivers
license, $lO bond.
Feb. B—Raymond White, dis
turbance, $25 fine. Ralph Brown,
intoxication. sls fine. Walter
Union, disturbance, $25 fine. Fred
C. Kapp, operating vehicle without
a drivers license, sentence delay
ed.
Feb. 9—Sylvia Iron, operating a
vehicle without drivers license,
$lO bond. Franklin Reed, operat
ing vehicle without a drivers li
cense, $lO bond.
Feb. 13—Tom Rock Roads, tres
passing. $lO fine. Delma Black
bum, disorderly conduct, sls bond.
Charles Blackbum, trespassing.
$lO fine. Bernice Costa, disturb
ance, sls fine. Dorothy Fox, tres
passing, case dismissed. Lawrence
Fox. trespassing. $lO fine. Bor
ton Adock, intoxication, sls fine.
Edward Hamilton, trespassing. $lO
fine. Francis Lincoln, $lO fine.
Mathias Crooked Arm, intoxica
tion, sls fine. Fred Smart Enemy,
illegal possession of beer, $25 fine.
Brace Spotted Bear, illegal posses
sion of beer. $25 fine. Fred Smart
Enemy, depositing injurious ma
terial on highway. $25 fine. Wil
liard Wallace, intoxication, sls
fine. Edmond Little Light, care
less driving. sls fine. Billy John
son. contempt of court, $25 and
90 days. Nelson Wallace, third de
gree assault. $25 fine.
Feb. 15—Lawrence E. Zowada,
leaving scene of accident and
careless driving, $25 fine on each
count. Ralph Brown, intoxication,
$25 fine. Vincent Crooked Arm, in
toxication. sls fine. Jackson Ste
wart. trespassing. $lO fine. Aglene
Red Fox, intoxication, 30 days.
STATE HIGHWAY
PATROL CASES
Appearing before Ray Morissette
during the last two weeks were:
Feb. I—Arthur Loesselbein, Den
ver. driving without a license. 5
day suspended sentence. Berl
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Kay I. Edwards, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Edwards
Chief Ranger, Big Bend Nation
al Park, Texas, shown with Arch
er S. Taylor, in the Montana
State University TV studio, is
the first MSU student to receive
the Montana Cable Television
scholarship, according to Mr.
Taylor.
The $150.00 stipend is given to
encourage students to train for
service in the field of education
al television, according to Robert
Magness. President of MCTA.
There are now 17 community
antenna systems in Montana with
about 22,500 subscribers. Robert
Magness. Bozeman, is president
of the State association. Francis
Bitney, Kalispell, is vice-pres
ident, and Archer Taylor, Miss
oula, is secretary-treasurer. Mr.
Taylor is a member of the Edu
cational Television Policy Coun
cil and a member of the board
Cowan, Hardin, driving without a
license. $lO bond. Jo Ann Bell.
Lodge Grass, careless driving. $lO
bond. Martin Badu r a. Laurel,
speeding, yet to appear.
Feb. 9—Edwin Hallard. Billings,
speeding. $lO bond.
Feb. 10—Felix Zemora. Billings,
driving without a license, yet to
appear. Robert Kleimman. St.
Paul, Minn., speeding. $lO bond
Feb. 15—Wayne Fisher, failure
to report an accident and failure
to drive to the right, yet to appear.
Feb. 17—Joseph Gutierres, per
mitting a minor to drive, yet to
appear.
Feb. 16 — Ben Kockhon, Fort
Smith, speeding, sls fine. Ole
Hovland. Sheridan, speeding, sls
bond. Olga Fox, Hardin, driving
without a drivers license, yet to
appear
Appearing before Russell Daniel
son were:
Feb. 7 — David Bravo, Lodge
Grass, driving with a drivers li
cense and operating vehicle with
out proper plates. $lO bond on
each count.
Feb. 9 — Robert E. Greenfield,
Hardin, careless driving. $lO bond.
Feb. 14—Harrison G. Fagg, Bill
ings, Speeding. sls bond. Darrell
Froze, Crow Agency, driving with
out drivers license, $lO bond.
Frank R Thomas. Hardin, im
proper turn. $lO bond. Efton E.
Pruitt, Seattle, speeding. sls bond.
Leon D. Pollard. Missoula, failure
to drive to the right. $lO bond.
Feb. 16—Norman W. Sorochuk,
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of directors of the National Com
munity Television Association.
Montana State University, in
cooperation with Missoula School
District 1 and Missoula TV Cable
Company is producing live tele
vised Spanish lessons for the 7th
and Bth grades.
The first in a new series of
televised music programs from
the School of Music at MSU with
George Hummel as host was dis
tributed in Missoula January 30
on Cable Channel 3.
Miss Edwards is a graduate of
Gardiner high school, class of
1959. Her father at that time was
North District Ranger in Yellow
stone National Park. At MSU, she
is a radio TV major in her junior
year. She is a member of Ski
club, Montana Forum, T. V.
Workshop, Kams and Dregs, and
belongs to Kappa Kappa Gamma,
social sorority, and is an active
member of the Episcopal church
choir.
Decker News
By Mrs. E. A. Sonnamaker
(Last Week's Items)
CLUB TO MEET
The Decker Homemakers club
will hold its next meeting in Sheri
dan on Saturday. Feb. 24. Mrs.
Lloyd Thomas will be hostess.
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MORE SNOW
Winter came back to the Decker
Hardin, speeding, $55 bond
Feb. 19—Clifford Skedmore, Gil
lette, Wyo.. exceeding weight limit,
sls bond. Ted Baar Cloud, St.
Xavier, driving without a drivers
license, $lO bond. Virgil L. Miller,
Hardin, operating without current
plates, on truck and trailer, $lO
bond each count. Douglas J.
Pauler, Shepard, operating without
current plates and operating with
out registration, yet to appear.
Joseph He Does It. St. Xavier,
speeding. sls bond.
Marlo F. James, Twin Falls,
Ida., exceeding weight limit. $25
fine. Fred W. Makin, Jr., Great
Falls, failure to renew registra
tion and trailer license. $lO each
count. Robert W. Jones, Merria,
la., exceeding axle weight limit
and exceeding weight limit. $25
bond each count. Henry J. Ham
smith, Great Bend. Kans., failure
to file state importers gas tax,
SSO bond.
arsa last week. About two inches
of snow fell Friday night.
VALENTINE PARTY
Mrs. Phil Buckley and her stu
dents at the Pine Butte school
had their Valentine party on Wed
nesday.
There were prizes for each child
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Sonny Holmes was a guest.
SCHOOL PARTY ~
Mrs. Phil Buckley and her stu
dents at the Pine Bufte entertain
ed at a party Friday.
Guests were Mrs. Harvey Por
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Tod Parker,
Mrs. Sonny Holmes, Shana Ellis,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newcomer and
Laura Ann, Mrs. Ace Goodwin
and children. Bill Powell and chil
dren and Phil Buckley.
Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newcomer
and Laura Ann of Massachusetts
are visiting at the home ot New
comer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tod Parker. Ted Parker, who is
on leave from the United States
Air Force is also visiting his par
ents.
Visitors Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Porter were
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mefford.
Leah Porter spent the week end
with her parents.
Overnight guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Sonnamaker
Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Hepry
Senff. Carlyn and Tommy of Ban
ner, Wyo.
Overnight guests Wednesday at
the Sonnamaker ranch were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Senff and Kern
of Buffalo, Wyo.
Red Rideout and sons of Sheri
dan were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mt and Mrs. Sonny
Holmes and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Holmes
were in Sheridan Monday evening
to visit with friends from Denver,
Colo., who were visiting there.
Mr. snd Mrs. Sonny Holmes,
Shelly snd Mark visited at the
Henry Porter h n c h Wednesday
evening.
Miss Judy Holmes of Sheridan
was a guest last week end at
Rancbolme.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Porter visit
ed at the home of Mrs. Judy
Holmes in Sheridan Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Harry Senff and
Carlyn and Tammy of Banner.
Wyo.. spent twa days last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. El
bert Sonnamaker.
Elbert Sonnamaker and Ernie
Senff visited Friday in Sheridan
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Emery Casslett.' They also called
on Mrs. Clifford Thompkins.
Mark Holmes missed a day of
school Isst weak when he was ill
with flu. He has row recovered.
Tommy Whitt And Walt Marsh
of Sheridan spent Sunday night
and Monday at Rancholme.
Mrs. Sonny Holme substituted at
the Pine Butte school Tuesday for
Mrs. Phil Buckley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Porter
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Porter Wednesdsy.
Marlyn Link of Billings accom
panied Linda Thomas home for
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Boyce and
Laura visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Thomas Friday eve
ning. Their daughter. Sherry’, had
ridden to Decker from Billings
with Larry Thomas to visit her
parents.
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Remember when the headquar
ters of a beat generation was in
the woodshed?
Round 54c
4 Sirloin 65c
Short Loin.... 85c
Rib 57c
Chucks 43c
Side oi Beel 44c
Hardin Meal Markel
North Valley
By Mrs. Sam Kern
ENTERTAIN
Sunday dinner guests at the
home ot Mr. and Mrs. George
Rogers were Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Haynie of Big Hom and Mr. and
Mrs. Bernie Quigley.
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SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kern enter
tained at dinner on Sunday, when
George Pitsch of Harlem, was a
house guest. Other guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pitsch and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Kern, Sr„ of Garry
owen.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Royal Noyes had a birth
day party for Jimmy Noyes on
Saturday, Feb. 17. The Bernie
Quigley and George Rogers fam
ilies were guests.
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DINNER GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. John Besel enter
tained on Sunday in honor of their
daughter. Miss Judy Besel. Other
guests included John Volk of the
San Diego Navy yards, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Besel snd family and
Mr. and Mrs. Richsrd Fisck.
Pfc. Judy Besel will leave this
week for Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.,
where she will enter operating
room school.
Briefs
Johnnie Besel will be home this
week, after receiving his discharge
from the army at Ft. Dix, N. J.
Nancy Arp called on Mrs. Jack
Welchman on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Esther Kurtz called on
Mrs. Ray Kurtz Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Noyes and
family and Jimmy Noyes visited
Mrs. Chrystal Noyes at the St.
Vincent's hospital on Sunday.
They were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mereness on Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Slattery
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nedens and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kern were
among visitors at the John Schil
reff home on Sunday afternoon.
John Schilreff has been con
valescing at home following a very
serious operation at the Veterans
hospital in Miles City. He left this
week tor the Veterans hospital in
Minneapolis, where he will under
go treatment for the next five
weeks.
GOLDEN HOBBLES
The re-organization of the Gold
en Hobbles 4-H club was held at
the courthouse on Feb. 11 at 2
p.m.
Under new business, the club
elected new officers. They are as
follows: president, Doug Atkins;
vice president, Blevs Kuntz; sec
retary-treasurer, Susan Martinsen:
reporter, Mary Blake. The group
decided to buy a plastic horse
to use in demonstrations. Jacky
Redding read the program for the
Gymkhana, to be held July 28 and
29. The club also approved a five
year breeding project for horses.
This is to be taken up with the
4-H council at their next meeting.
After the meeting was adjourned
the members went through the
games of the Gymkhana.
The next meeting will be held
at the courthouse on Apr. 10 at
2 p.m.
Mary Blake, reporter