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Hardin Tribuna-Herald, Hardin, Montana
Thursday, November 29, 1692
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JESSE BENNETT CIRCLE
Mrs. Elmer Easton was hostess
when the Jesse Bennett circle of
the Methodist church met at her
home on Nov. 20.
Mrs. Robert Geyer, assisted by
Mrs. Leslie Holmes and Mrs. Wil
lis Fife, presented the program,
"You Are A Missionary Too".
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting
TO HOLD DINNER
Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold
a pot luck dinner at 6:30 p m.. Dec.
3. Members and their families are
invited. Entertainment will follow
the dinner.
The annual Christmas party and
exchange of gifts will be held on
Dec. 12 at the home of Mrs. Joe
McGlen. The meeting will convene
at 2:30 p.m
PINOCHLE CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Easton en
tertained members of their pinochle
club at their home on Saturday
evening.
Winning the high awards were
Mr. and Mrs. Easton. Second high
was won by Mr. and Mrs Abe
Cook
THANKSGIVING POT LUCK
The home of Mrs. Lucy Torske
was the scene of a Thanksgiving
pot luck dinner.
Attending with their families
were Mr. and Mrs. James Torske,
Cleo Torske. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Torske. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Koeb
be and Mr. and Mrs. Art Koebbe.
ENTERTAIN GUESTS
Mrs. Katherine Cowling enter
tained Mrs. Neal McGarvey of Las
Vegas Nev., at a coffee on Friday.
Mrs. McGarvey is the immediate
past president of the American
Legion Auxiliary for the state of
Nevada.
Other guests present were Mrs.
Leo Colstad and Mrs. Chet Butler.
DINNER HOSTESS
Mrs. Katie Seader entertained
Thanksgiving dinner guests at her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. Adam Seader. Miss Donna
Seader of Billings. Gerry Weaver
of Crow Agency. Mrs. Robert
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BYLUND'S JEWELRY
Gartner. Connie and Ronald, and
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FAMILY DINNER
A no-host dinner was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Garold Fish
on Thanksgiving day.
Guests were Mrs. Pauline Fish,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ludrick and
Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martin
and daughters and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Roseberry and Ann of
Great Falls.
Mrs. Pauline Fish returned to
Great Falls with the Roseberrys
for a short visit.
AUXILIARY MEETS
Members of the Veterans of For
eign Wars Auxiliary met in the
clubrooms on Wednesday evening.
In the absence of the president,
an informal meeting was conduct
ed. Plans for the rummage sale
to be held Nov. 30 were completed
and plans for the annual Christmas
party, to be held Dec. 19 were made
Committees will be appointed at the
next meeting. The members voted
to bring toys for needy children
in lieu of a gift exchange
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. John Hamberg and Mrs. Orin
Burd Mrs. Dorothy Gartner won
the draw prize.
P E.O. MEET
The P.'E.O. met at the home of
Mrs. Lura Strand on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs L. R Cool
acting as co-hostess.
Mrs. Mario Solazzi presided at
the meeting in the absence of the
president. Marjorie Staudenmeyer
Mrs. Tom Garry presented the book
review “Indians, Infants and In
fantry”.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE WINNERS
John Butorac and Dr. W. F
McFarland were winners of the
and west when members of the
Hardin Elks Golf club engaged in
duplicate bridge play at the club
house on Sunday afternoon.
Tying for north and south honors
were Mrs. Roy Collins. Mrs. Ron
ald Richmond, Mrs. James Kelly,
Mrs. Lyle Tintinger. and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Wilson.
Duplicate bridge will again be in
play on Sunday. Dec. 2. at p.m.
at the clubhouse.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mrs. Harold Lind of Hardin and
Fred Guptill of Trout Creek. Mont,
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Paulette Ann. to Ray
mond Harsch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Rudolph Harsch of Hardin
Miss Guptill is a graduate of
Hardin high school and is employ
ed with Kraft Reality Co. Mr. Har
sch is a graduate of Edgeley high
school Edgeley. N. D., and is em
ployed with Farmers Union Assoc.
A December wedding is being
planned.
o
L.W M L MEET
The L.W.M.L. met in the base
ment of the Redeemer Lutheran
church on Nov. 21.
Election of officers was held with
the following results: president;
Mrs Lena Unverzagt; vice pres-
"WHOS WHO" IN BIG HORN COUNTY
YOU CAN WIN $25.00 THIS WEEK IF YOU CORRECTLY IDENTIFY "WHO'S WHO"
AND FIND ALL THE CLUES!
BULES
NEW RULE - • YOU MUST HAVE THE EXACT NUMBER OF CLUES TO WIN THE BIG PRIZE. Extra clues will disqualify your entry for the prize of $25 or more it will still
be eligible for the $5 prize.
1. This is a family fun contest!
Ona entry per person (family of
four could submit four entries).
Anyone may enter unless a mem*
be of your family is employed at
the Hardin Tribune*Herald.
2. Nothing to buy—use any slip
of paper for entry blank. Not nec*
essary to be present to win. Not
necessary to be a subscriber to the
Tribuno*Herald to enter.
3. WHO'S WHO may be anyone
in Big Hom county. Clues for his
(or her) indentity will be found
ONLY in ads of sponsoring mer
chants (either those below, or else
where in the paper). If, by coin
cidence, the name of the WHO'S
WHO (or other facts about him or
her) happen to appear in news
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Court House v
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And Equip it With Snow Tires
Phone 665-9991
CHAMBERS MEN’S
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If Its For A Man
Shop Chamber’s First.
If You Are Considering
Buying Insurance
Do It
Do It Right
Do It Right Now At
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INC.
Joe Nurre Phone 665-2206
MILES
& ULMER CO.
Frigidair Appliances
RCA Radios & Phono Records
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Phone 665-2810
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ideal, Mn Alex Fox; secreUry.
Mrs. Andrew Pitach and treasurer,
Mrs. Kitol Henley.
Mrs. Don Fox led the devotions,
and Mrs. Ernest Ketterling gave
the educational topic oa the "Quar
terly Quest”. The Rev. Thomas
presented the Bible study, “A Clos
er Walk With God". Mrs. Doo
Ganske reported on the Zone' 2
rally held at Harlowtown on Sept.
IS.
It was agreed that the annual
Christmas offering will be sent to
the Bethesda Lutheran Home in
Watertown. Wise. The Good Shep
ard Gift Shop items are to be at
the church by Dec. 2 for packing
and mailing. Final plans for the
Christmas party were made.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Marie Miller and Mrs. Ern
est Ketterling.
This Week
in
HARDIN
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Turner and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allison
and children. Miss Jo Ann Barker
and Bill Nigro were Thanksgiving
day dinner guests of Mrs. Blanche
Stanton.
DANCE to the music of Don Ryan
and his Baldwin Organ. Elks Club,
Saturday, Dec. 1. —Adv.
Thanksgiving day guests of Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Salyer were Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Snyder and Harold
Ackerly.
items, editorial matter or other
pieces in this newspaper, these will
not count as clues in this contest.
4. To enter, write down the name
you think WHO'S WHO is. List all
the clues you can find in all the
ads of Sponsoring Merchants in
this issue. You must list all these
clues. Don't forget to add your
name and address. Then drop your
entry in the box located at the
sponsoring Merchants whoso ads
are heavily bordered in this issue.
5. There is no other place where
entries will bo accepted. Mail en
tries will bo accepted only from
families RESIDING OUTSIDE BIG
HORN COUNTY. Mail these entries
to merchants whose ad is heavily
bordered. Any member of the fam-
BIG HORN
COUNTY STATE BANK
“At The Sign Of The
Time And Temperature”
Your Home Owned Bank
Phone 665-1310
Who’s Who, Nov. 22
Bill Burns.
Joe Buechler
Hardin
won $45
HESTED S
Variety Department Store
“The Store Where Your
Dollar Buys More”
HARDIN ELECTRIC
©Electric Contractor
House Wireing
Appliance Repair
RANOES-WASHERS-REFRIOERATORS
Not a gardnerl
TOY & GIFT CENTER
Hardin, Montana
Um Our layaway Plan
• Samsonite Luggage
• Munsingwear
• Truval Shirts
• Pacific Trail Jackets
NAMM, MONTANA
Mr. and Mn. Jim Hert left last
wek tor San Diego where they wilt
viait at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Allen Ballensky.
Bake sale sponsored by Hardin
Mavericks 4-H elub at Sperline
Electric, Dec. 1 from 9 to 12 p.m.
—Adv.
*Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dringman re
turned Sunday evening from Great
Falls where they spent the Thanks
giving holidsys visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Dringman Jr., and Miss
Donns Dringman.
Our gift department is loaded
with a newly stocked Christmas
assortment. TRY US FIRST. Solas
zi Furniture. —Adv.
Mr. snd Mrs Al Balelnsky were
Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Powers at Fort Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Wier were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald Kisler of Billings on Thanks
giving.
Guests of Mr and Mrs George
Daniels on Thanksgiving day were
Mrs Harvey Wilcutt. Sr . Mrs
Marie Turley. Mr and Mrs Hom
er Wheeler. Mrs. Florence Marsh.
Mr. and Mrs Sterling Loaney. Mr
and Mrs Jack Voiles and Mr and
rs Bud Brown and sons
V. F W Rummage Sale, former
Hardin Hardware Bldg Nov 30.
Friday. —Adv.
Thanksgiving day dinner guests
of Mr and Mrs Abe Cook were
-Mr. and Mrs Albert Steen and
John of Crow Agency. Mrs Ken
Byrd and sons. Mr. and Mrs June
Redding and family. Mr and Mrs
Bob Harlan. Mr. and Mrs Ray
Newell. Mrs. Susie Newell and
George Ward and Rusty.
Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T A Weir were Mr. and Mrs.
ily may bring In all the entries for
that family. Children under 12 must
be accompanied by an adult.
i. Thia week's contest starts whsri
you receive this issue end closes
al 11:00 a.m. Tuesday.
7. At that time, (11:00 a.m. next
Tuesdey) all boxes will be taken to
one of the four stores, snd a draw
ing will be held at approximately
11:00. The first entry drawn which
correctly identifies WHO'S WHO
will win SS. If THAT entry else
lists ALL the clues hidden in ALL
eds of Sponsoring Merchants, a
BONUS of 520.00 will be added.
Whenever this BONUS is not won,
it will be edded to the BONUS TOT
AL for the following week, end will
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• Piece Goods
• Shoes
More Quality For
Your Money
GRAHAM - STAUNTON
INC.
OLMMOBILK
Big Horn Countys
Oldest Automobile Dealer
Phone 665-1611
HARDIN MEAT
MARKET
Cut And Wrap
Custom Kill
Fresh Meat B Groceries
Phone 665-1603
MaRTINs
Western Store
• Stetson Hals
• Hyer Boots
• Lasso Coats
Quality Western Wear
For The Entire Family
- For 40 Years -
FARMERS
F UNION
(farmers! ASS’N
^UNIOM^
Auto Accessories-Tires
Paint - Food • Seeds
Hardware - Appliance - Roofing
Railreed Phone 669-1101
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Chrysler X^ X Dodge
Phone Vr 665-2104
J. G. Kisler aad Mn. Geaeive Law
renaon of Greely, Colo.
Bake sale sponsored by Hardin
Mavericks 4-H elub al Sperline
Electric, Dec. 1 from 9 to 12 p.m.
—Adv.
Mr. and Mn. Dan Zeiler were
Thanksgiving day dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forney near
St. Xavier.
Holiday dinner guests of Mr and
Mrs. Harry Cox were Mr. and Mrs.
Vivian Thomas and Mr. Mrs. Bill
Snyder.
Visitors from Forsyth at the home
of Mr and Mrs. E. E. Jackson on
Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mn.
Russell Fillner and children and
Mr and Mrs George Fillner.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hopfauf en
tertained Mr and Mrs. John Her
mann and Miss Viola Feit on
Thanksgiving day.
DANCE to the music of Don Ryan
and his Baldwin Organ. Elks Club,
Saturday. Dec. 1. —Adv.
Mrs Hallie Gunderson of Big
Timber spent the past week viait
ing at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Bill Mjelde. The Rev and Mrs.
H. C Mecklenburg of Billings were
week end guests
Mr and Mrs Greg Johnson
and Miss Stephanie Johnson, who
are attending Montana State Un
iversity in Missoula spent the hol
iday vacation at the home of Mrs.
R. E. Peterson. Geoffrey Johnson
remained to spend a month.
Our gift department is loaded
with a newly stocked Christmas
assortment. TRY US FIRST. Solaz
zi Furniture. —Adv.
Guests of Mr and Mrs. Bill Col
stad on Thanksgiving day were Mr.
and Mrs Jack Kolstad and Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Colstad and family.
Mr. and Mn Hugh Lian enter
tained Mr. and Mn. Scott Graham
and children, Mn. Dorothy Gart
ner, Bob HUI and Mike McGuire
at dinner on Thanksgiving day.
V. F. W. Rummage Sale, former
Hardin Hardware Bldg., Nov. 30.
Friday. -Adv.
Thanksgiving day guesst of Mr.
and Mn. Robert Stockwell were
Mr. and Mn. Jim Clawson, and
sons, Mr. and Mn. John Petit of
Fort Smith, Mr. and Mn. Roger
Fisher, Kent Cook and Otto Mich
aels.
Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Wagner were Mr. and Mrs.
Duane Reed and children and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Schaak.
Howard and Bob Delp left Mon
day for Trotter. N. D., where they
will transact business.
Mr. and Mn. Harold George of
Billings were Friday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mn. Robert
Stockwell.
Mr. and Mrs. BiU Talmage and
children spent the Thanksgiving
week end in Billings at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Talmage.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nurre visited
Mr. snd Mrs. S. J. Mondloch at
Fort Smith on Sunday.
John Sloan, who is attending
school in Helena spent the Thanks
giving -week end at the home of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs David Carlstrom
and Carolyn visited Mr. and Mrs
C. N. Carlstrom in Worden on
Thanksgiving day.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Witham of Billings on Tbanksgiv
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Showman.
lonfinue so grow until It is wan.
(. E vary possible precaution will
ba taken so prevent typographical
error! th al might be mistaken for
clues, but errorless typography
CANNOT BE GUARANTIED by
anyone. The publisher of the Trib
une-Herald will be judge in ell
questions, end her decision is fin
el.
Family participation gives you
• better chance so win the jackpot—
your wife or husband or some
bright-eyed youngster MAY spot a
clue that you mlssl
Got any Perry Mason in you?
Think you can eutwit the con
test? .... Remember, you cen't
win if you don't enter.
...
Wendy Wood Dresses
Movie Star Lingerie
Helen Harper
Hospital hostess
Manhattan Shirts
H-Bar-C Ranchwear
JOHNSON DRUG
Prescriptions And
Veterinary Supplies
The Rexall Store
Phone 665-1602
Bring Your Eggs
And Produce To
SAWYER STORE, INC.
“What Helps The Farmer
Helps Sawyers"
Itemized Sales Tickets
And S4H Green Stamps
Complete Furnishings at
SOLAZZI FURNITURE
• King Koil Mattress
• Maytag Appliances
• James Lee's Carpeting
SPECIAL
ON BUNKBEDS
Phone 665-1 104
LUDRICK'S
• Pendleton
• Levi Strauss
• H-Bar-C
• Justin Boots
305 N. Central Hardin
KELLY’S
A I I ■ Home Owned
Home Operated
Where Your Food Dollar
Goet Further A Brings Beck More

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