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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1925 THE HARDIN TRIBUNE -HERALD PAGE SEVEN • 0 • Get thi t Writing Urge front DUOFOLD (NOME to this store and take a Parker Duofold on 30 %.0 days trial. Neat g old pocket -clip included free, or gold ring -and with Lady Duofold. Its balanced swin g and su- per -smooth point make writin g a new delight -you won't neglect your correspondence and you'll be rated as one who can afford the finest pen. Lacquer -red with black tips or plain black, if desired. Over -size Duofokl $7 Duofold Jr. $5 • Lady Duofokl $5 Strand's Jewelry Store Hardin, Montana Dr. W. A. Russell is sporting a new Chevrolet sedan car. Five inches more snow fell yesterday, which will add to -the moisture from a similar fall last week. WANTED TO BUY -A good 1 farrn. Inquire M. Tribune - Herald. 9-2 Matt P. Diamond, general agent for the Montana Life In- surance Co., is in the city from Billings for a few days. Get a gallon can of Rhubarb Hardin cantile Co. 9-2 F. H. Suddith of Fromberg was looking after Great Wes- tern Sugar Company matter , here Tuesday. Roy Endicott of Sherida Wyoming, chief field man of the Holly Sugar company, waa a • V Tuesday visitor here lining up for spring work. Only a few of those Iowa - bred -S. C. R. I. Red Cockerels left -$2 each. Two fine young Bronze toms, each Mrs. , Guy Randall, Hardin. 34 -2t -pd. FOR SALE -First-class baled blue joint hay, $12 per ton at ranch. Inquire of H. Heath. 6 tiagaseltaing-M r a. E. A. Nowell. ST Martin He Does It, who is engaged in farming at the foot of the mountains on Soap Creek, was a Hardin day. Get a gallon at 40 cents at cantile Co. visitor 'Wednes- , can of Rhubarb the Hardin Mei.- 9-2 • John W. Chapman, vice-presi- dent of the Big Horn\ County Bank, came down from Re Lodge this morning for a couple of days' visit here. Mr: and Mrs. Perry Worley returned a few days ago from t h e west coast, Where they have been the past couple of years. They are glad to be back .in Hardin. FOR SALE -Four -room house, Inquire E., Tribune - 41er- ald. 4-tf, Phil Kriesminb, formerly a resident of Hardin, now with ho b'. B. Connelly Co. of Bil- lings, stopped off here Monday en route down the line on a 'business trip. Hardin Drug Co. A. M. Hicks, Prescription Drugiist, Sullivan Block. 21-tf Chester Livingston, who for the past three years has been freight house foreman for the C. B. & Q. Railroad company at Hardin, on Tuesday was trans- ferred to Sheridan, Wyo.. where he will fill a similar position miles north of Hardin. 3 Ile is succeeded here by -Joe J. A. Starkweather, J. H. Rah- Powers of Sheridan. sier, and G. F. Corwin, promi- FOR SALE -A I'm Buff Orp- nent down -the -valley ranchers. ington cockerels at $2 and $2.50 were xivith us the front part, of each. ---.1. C. WALKER, six the week on business matters. miles south of Hardin - . 31-tf , „ , Plain dressmaking, all kinds There is something in a name i'la'ware' sewing. Mrs J. It. Camp- after all. A man down in Kan- Mrs. Arthur Randall w a s bell. 5 -4t -pd sa.4 City, Mo., whose name is lpleasantly surprised at the Ran - Three of the Smith Brothers, !‘f. E. Church was left off the ;dal] home on the Boone Ken- nedy • • • • si Wyoming, _have , assessment roll for six year place, southwest of liar - been . been here the pasb week looking because the assessor thong into the oil situation in thislhe was a house of worship and vicinity. !therefore tax free. -Dell Rapids Tribune. M A R CEL-Ph One ø for ap- owintment-mornings. lies. Goldie Trussell. 211 The Tribune -Herald is, in ial- ceipt of a letter from 0. E. Mc - Daniels, formerly superinten- dent of Indian schools at Crow Agency, enclosing a check to renew his subscription another year. He reports that he and family are well. He is now prin- cipal of the Southern Ute In - Mercantile Co. 9-2 dian school ab Ignacio, Colo Miss Marie Halpin, who has Paris W. Ratcliff and Opal been attending school at Chi- Agnes Young, both of Monarch, cago, and Miss Ada Hayward. Wyo., were married yesterday -tudasat . .„„at the._ Narthwealera f sfternopit at the . Tribune -Herald Bitsiness College ab Spokane,I office_ by Robert A. 'Vickers, -who have .been visiting Mbosi,justice of -tbe peace, Lyje J. Irene Buzzetti, will leave nextiTintinger and Carl 0. Long wit- uesday for their homes at nessed the ceremony. Mr. Rat - FOR SALE OR RENT -Modern ri-room house, at a bargain. , 'Cash or terms like paying rent. .Inquire W., Tribune -Herald. 7 Margaret and Gladys Ping visited at the home of their aunt, Mrs. M. L. Wright, at Billings, while taking in the district basket ball tournament last week. Try a pound of our bulk Japan Tea at 48 cents a lb. Regular 85 cent value. Hardin Mrs. J. B. Shoemaker of St. 'Xavier was kt ',Jong the , Sunday arrivals at the Beeker. Get your clothes Tailor Made Our Suits rangin fr MOS and up. Fisehbach'S Tailor g om shop- , Dr. Wo J, ilsnPerry of Bit - hugs made Hardin a profes- sional and business 'visit last Saturday and Sunday. Try a pound of our bulk Japan Tea at 48 cents a lb. Regular 85 cents %aloe. Hardin Stereantile Co. 9-2 Marceline, shampooing and hair cutting at Gillette cottage. 10-U Mrs. Daphne Bennett. John aleLaughlin,' chie: of rehabilitation of the veterans' bureau at Helena, was in liar - din Saturday on business rela- !tire to claims before the bu- reau. , Mrs. Wm. Burks, hostess of the 'Wyola Inn, visited with the, A. D. '.Voiles family the fore part of the week. T e Firefly troop Of Girl Scouts will dance for the de- light of the well wishers o f seouting on March 18 at the high school auditorium. 9-U Robert P. Sick, in the rail- • way mail service, having the _ run between Billings and Sheri- dan, spenb Monday .in Hardin, the. guest of Carl Ranki,n. He and Mr. Rankin were old cronies at Stapleton, Neb., some ten or ar a dozerreais ago. iohn Deere Farm MachinerY are the hest in the long run. Sold by Eder Hardware Co. Misses Katherine and Dorothy and Master Fred Dorfler of Sheridan, Wyo., nieces at n d nephew of Mesdames Easta- brook and LaBann of the Gem Cafe and Hotel, spent from Fri- day till Mcmday visiting their aunbs and uncles in Hardin. Albert L. _Lindstrom, who is employed in the offices of the Holly Sugar Corporation at I Sheridan, Wyo.. and Harold M. Lindstrom. employed i n the Midland National Bank at Bil- lings, spent from Saturday, night to Monday oi the home of their sister, Mrs. T. H. Burke. FOR 'SALE CHEAP: ---\C\ Melody Saxophone Silver plated with gold bell. Glen A. Willis. Hardin, Montana. 0- p Mrs. L. E. Wham,. sisber of Mrs. J. E. Wham .of this place, returned Tuesday evening from Rochester, Minn., where s e underwent an operation and has been taking treatments Me past two months. Mrs. Wham is well on the road to recovery he will probably visit here with her sister and family un- til the close of the school term and then return with her chil- dren to their home at Oklahoma City, Okla. Buy the De !AAA: then you are mire you have the best Cream Separator. Sold by Eder Good Leather Collar for $5.00 at Eder Barth,. are Co. Cy Calhoun and Harold Lai-- kM returned this morning from Sheridan, where they had spent a couple of days on business. The Eklund Photo Studio Jin the Gay Building will he open Sunday, March 8th. • 9 - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis were called to Big Horn, -Wyo., Saturday morning, by the death of Mrs. Laura Jane Bowker, wife of Mrs. Davis' brother, Ira A. Bowker, postmaster and pro- prietor of the Big Horn store, which ortairred at the family home there, the evening before, after an illness of several weeks duration. Mr. and Mrs. Bowker had been residents of Big Horn but a short time, having moved there from Newcastle, which had been their home foe years. Besjdes her husband, Mrs. Bow- ker is survived by three grown children, two daughbers and a son, residents of 'Newcastle, where the funeral was held Monday afternoon at two o'clock under the auspices of the East- ern Star chapter of that place, of which she was an honored member. BEET GROWERS TO MEET All members Of the 13e e Growers' organizabion are urged to be present at a meeting to be held at the grade school building on Saturday afternoon, February 28th, at one o'clock. Matters of imporbance are to be discussed and an outside speaker is expected to be pres- ent at this meeting. The Eklund Photo Studio in the Gay Building will be open Sunday, March 8th. 9- 4 CARD O 14. F THANKS We wish to express our ap- preciation f o r the kindness shown us in our recent be- reavement in the loss of our son and brother, , Ben H. Slater; es- pecially do we wish ao thank the donors of the beautiful lower -.-- at --ttrcr funeral. Mrs. Elizabeth - Slater Fred Slater' Frank Slater Edwin Slater Bert Slater Jessie Slater. COLT CAUSES AUTO WRECK 'Henry Ileagel, president of the 16C111 beet growers' organi- zation, had the misfortune to break .bwo wheels off his ear Monday evening while return- ing home from the N. Nishino sale at Garryowen. He w R driving along at about a mile dip when he met some In- dians driving a wagon. The Indians, as usual, kept their side of the road, leaving plenty of room for Henry to pass, but just as he came along -side one of the teams, a colt which was following ran out from behind the wagon and before he could stop the car or turn enough to miss it, he had struck it with the front wheel and momentar- ily lost control of the car with the result of going into the ditch at the side of the road and smashing two of the wheels of the ear. Luckily no one was hurt. • The colt susbained a broken leg and had to be killed. The accident happened on the gravel road a few miles this side of Crow Agency. - SURPRISE PARTY FOR MRS. A. E. CALAHAN Mrs. H. W. Bunston was hostess to the Ladies' Circle yesterday afternoon. The na- ture of the meeting' was a sur- prise birthday party for the president, Mrs. A. E. Calahan. The members presented her with a beautiful potted plant and numerous handkerchiefs. The church parlors were deco- rated for the occasion. A de- licious lunch was served, the main feature of which was an immense birthday cake. The \Taming of Horrors\ by the Bitter Root Girl Scouts will he just one of the events of Scout night, high school audi- torium, March i. 941. \Eat When You Want To\ BUSY BEE CAFE Better Service and More • Eats for Your Money OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Short Orders -Dinners Mrs, Frank Mahon, Prop. 3 t'sS,a ••• Be On Time if you want to get your new suit in time for Easter. Come, choose the fabric you want from our couple - hundred patterns, colors and weaves of absolutely 100% all wool goods. We'll make your measure the most satisfactory suit you ever had. ORDER YOUR CUSTOM TAILORED SUIT N 0 W We can attend to your or - der very nicely now, but la- ter might mean disappoint- ment for pre -Easter delivery. FISCHBACH TAILOR SHOP FARMERS! ATTENTION!! Having disposed of our hardware stock at Lodge Crass to Ed. Brown, who does not care to handle machinery, we are going to close out our remaining interests at Lodge Crass by selling the machinery on hand at greatly reduced prices. Look These Prices Over .• A • a, number of .the neighbors, laden with good things to eat, called and took possession of the home, the occasion being her birthday. The l evening was passed at various games, at the conclusion of which the pala- table lunch \brought by the self -invited guests was disposed of and all deparbed for their homes wishing Mrs Randall many happy returns of the day. FOR SALE ' Four used 75 -horse power Holt Caterpillar tractors for sale: very good condition; one and all real bargains: terms. .T. D. CALDWELL CO. 8-tf Billings, Mont. Attention is called to the . ad- ve rtisernsolt ofts*,.. twidge Grass Hardware & Implement com- pany. published elsewhere . in this issue. This firm has sold Fromberg. _ is the village blacksmith its hardware business at Lodge WANTED -Will pay top price , at Monarch, where they will Grass to Ed Brown, formerly of for fat hens and all kinds of make their home, while his Crow Agency, who is net going poultry. Inquire at Arcade bride has resided there since to handle farm implements, so Pool Hall. -ED DOORNBOS,. childhood. it is up to the former owners 8 -2 -pd. G. F. Corwin last week unload- of the store to dispose of the Amos Lafon. of Sherida n,,ed at Pompeys Pillar a shipment farm implement's at, private Wyo., is here today to nysia of 1,000 head of breeding ewes sale. In order to do so quickly the adjuster of the insurance which he shipped in from Den- they have greatly reduced the company regarding the damage ton. Last Friday the woolies prices on these strictly new done his home a few days ago. landed at his ranch on the Pine implements. Amos says about 25 per cent of Ridge bench, 15 miles down the -4-4 A. E. Bollum Accepts Agency The railorad employees around valley from Hardin, having been For Pacific Mutual Life Sheridan have been laid off and Pillar. Mr. Corwin owns sever - that H Insurance Compa ny ardin looks better than trailed over from Pompey.. any place in this section of the al sections of splendidsgrazing During his visit to Hardin world, land in the foothills of the Pine Dr. Riesland, the eye sight Ridge mountains, where th e specialist, well known here for sheep will be grazed. Mr. Gor- years for superior ability in win is experienced in the sheep fitting eyes and furnishing the t bilsiness and recently shipped cy for Hardin and Big Horn latest 'au4 befit-ln on' 91oaaes,;ltn_ market. at a good p,rofit.;ftipounty with A. E. Rollum. Mr. still be at the Hardin Hotel Meb. bunch of lambs he had been Ittinthim's nid' - shears -- nit Tins: 7 and 8 all day. G-5 feeding thi winiter. other page of this ift5I1C. - last week, E. R. Rosaiter, chat ict manager of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of Los Angeles, Calif., placed an agen- Reg. Price Sale Price 1 t' & 0 DIAMOND GANG PLOW $137.50 $110.00 2 P & 0 DIAMOND SULKY PLOWS 105.00 80.00 1 14 -INCH TWO-WAY‘P & 0 PLOW • ..... 125.00 100.00 1 LITTLE GENIUS TRACTOR PLOW 245.00 175.00 1 No. 4 6 -SHOVEL RIDING 'CULTIVATOR 67.50 57.50 3 HARROW CARTS 20.00 11.00 1 8 -FT. TRACTOR DISC HARROW 165.00 110.00 1 8 -FT. DEERING DISC HARROW 77.50 60.00 '1 7 -FT. DEERING DISC HARROW • 70.00 5 57 7. .5 5 0 0 • 1 8 -FT. DEERING TANDEM ATTACHMENT 70.00 1' 7 -FT. DEERING TANDEM ATTACHMENT 67.50 52.50 2 12x6 6 -FT. HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS ....... 145.00 120.00 1 16x6 8 -Fr. HOOSIER GRAIN DRILL ' 185.00 145.00 12 SECTIONS STEEL HARROW, 30 teeth per section 15.00 12.03 1 14 -INCH P & 0 STEEL BEAM WALKING PLOW 35.00 22. 5 0 1 .,84 - T. GRASS SEED ATTACHMENT_ 12.00 a0 7. .0 50 0 1 NO. 3 PRIMROSE CREAM SEPARATOR 105.00 • 1 3 H. P. INTERN-ATION'L STATIONARY .ENGINE 120.00 , 95.00 2 6 -Fr. DEERING BINDERS with tongue trucks_ 287.50 240.00 1 6 -FT. McCORMICK BINDEA with Tongue trucks 287.50 240.00 1 4 -WHEEL PUSH RAKE .. s 95.00 75.00 1 McCORMICK HAY STACKER 125.00 100.0 1 McCORMICK HAY RAKE - 85.000 65.00 47.50 2 5 -FT. McCORMICK BIG FRAME MOWERS ...... 105.00 1 NO. 56 CULTI-PACKER 145.00 120.00 We also have a large amount of repair parts on hand to be'sold at cost. Look over your machinery and see what repairs you need be- fore the season begins. It will pay you to see if we have it. LODGE GRASS HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT COMPANY TERMS: Cash or bankable paper. For any information regarding this machinery, see or write W. F. STEPHEN, Hardin, Montana. Will be at Lodge Grass from Monday, March 16, till Friday, March 20, both days inclusive. , 10, •••••,gly
