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The Hardin Tribune-Herald (Hardin, Mont.), 26 June 1925, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075229/1925-06-26/ed-1/seq-12/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
PAM 11111111AS TS/111 HAIM, int1BUI*3-111111KALD FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1125 OUR SALE ENDS THIS SATURDAY Don't miss this Co!den Opportunity to get some of the finest clothing that ever came to Hardin for prices that can't be duplicated anywhere. 10 TO 30 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON EVERYTHING IN STOCK DON'T FORGET THE PLACE --THE ONLY MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING STORE IN HARDIN MODEL CLOTHES SHOP EVERYTH1NC TO WEAR FOR THE MAN AND BOY HARDIN, MONTANA • o One second hand mower at I LOCAL AND PERSONAL 1 Eder Hardware Co. 26 o 0 o 0 o o Special price on 29 x 4.40 Auto Repairing Done at C. A. balloon cords and tubes until Terrell's. 49-4t Jul • 1st. The Hardin Steam Laundry • KALBERG C.HEVROLEr. bill be closed all day Saturday,1 July 4. seven -piece Water Sets $1.78 Oats, corn chop, bran a nd! per Set. Eder Hardware Co. shorts, also Kirby For Sale --Good grade Short- mai. 5-11 DENIO ELEVATOR hoen bull. Inquire this office. 4t Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Vickers,i Fie passenger Reo touring Jr., of Billings, spent Tuesday ear for sale cheap, in first class and Wednesday here with the Icondition. Inquire of F. J. Ka - home folks. 'mix a at the Hardin Mercantile Seven -piece Water Sets $1.78 Co. per Set. Eder Hardware Co. J. R. Chub) Dyckman has FOR SALE OR TRADE -160 bought out the interest of L L acres irrigated land in the Big MeGibbony in the Mission and Morn valley: improved; well oi l, Annex cafes and hereafter will Lae, soft water. Will take a operate but the one, the Annex bunch of good, young draft hors.. serving meals for the last time I es in part payment. Inquire X, this evening. Tribune -Herald office. 264 Fred Muench and George Mil- ler returned this morning from Whitefish, where on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday they attended the 38th annual con- vention of the State Firemen's association A. Knowles, local manage r of the Montana Power Co., Tom Purcell, a company official of Billings, and Ray C. Thompson, city treasurer, yesterday mo- tored over to the coal camp at Colstrip, expecting to return this evening. As we go to press word reach- es us of the death of Mrs. Polly Hanson at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Mark Fer- guson, at four o'clock this after- noon. The funeral will prob- ably be held Sunday. Richard V. Lindgren, who in the fall of 1908 had a grading contract on the Big Horn Low Line ditch, was here Tuesday visiting old-time friends and acquaintances. He is now work- ing on a contract near Dayton, Wyo. paper that Hardin is the best' town of its size they have seen on the entire trip—neat and actin, with fine homes and good business blocks. FOR SALE—Two brand new 6 -volt storage batteries suitable for Ford, Overland or Chevro- let at a good saving to you. Call at Tribune office. 26 - FOR SALE 320 acres, one- half plow land; No. one-half Sec. 23, Township I So., Range 29, Yellow3tont county. Make me an offer. 22 -4-pd. W. S. Gregory. Care of Pinewood Development Co., corner Clematis Avenue and, Dixie, West Palm Beach, Florida • tt tt tt tt tt tt U tt it 23 BUSBY BUMNGS n n Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Patton Special S2 piece dinner sets 1 610.00 at Eder Hardware Co. 26 Hardin Drug Co., A. M. lilacs, I Vreseript ion Druggist, Sullivan Block. 2141 made a flying trip by auto to their ranch at Manhattan, last Thursday, returning Monday. Clyde Zuck, traveling sales- man for the Hanson Knitting J. A. Gagne and T. Tetrault Works of Sheridan, was a busi- and their wives, who hail fro /Il l ness caller at the school Mon - Putnam. Conn., passed through j day. Hardin last Friday en route bo' Mi , -;•;rs. Lake and Sampsell of: Portland, Ore., where they will,Baker, were guests at the Busby attend the Elks' national conven-iClub last Friday. Mr. Elampsell tion, July 13, taking in the Yel- is in the clothing business and lowstone National Park en route.i44r. Lake is in the moving pic- They stated to a reporter of this ture business. Both were im- pressed with the wonderful' scenery adjacent to the little town of Busby. Charles Parker and Guy Parker, employees, are the proud possessors of Baby Lin- coln cars (Fords), which they recently purchased from the Ford agent, Harry Huffman. Both will enter their cars in the auto race scheduled for the Fourth at the rodeo at Busby. The Tongue River Training school is taking on a very much improved appearance since the carpenters, masons and land- scape artist have finished giv- ing the school plant the much needed improvements. Fiftl trees have been added to the school ground, a new cement sidewalk and a number of new buildings. J. A. Sullivan and wife of South Dakota were guests at the Busby Club last Thursday. They are on their way to Ther- mopolis, where Mr. Sullivan will take the baths for rheu- matism. Mr. Sullivan was a school teacher previous to tak- ing up ranching and is in a position to appreciate the school advanbages which is being furn- ished the Cheyenne Indian youth at the Tongue River Training school. - Among the twenty Indians employed in making the im- provements at the training school were two Indians, Philip Rising Sun and Jim Rockroads, both beyond the seventy-year mark and the writer can state that these two Indians did fully as much laborious work as any thirby-year-old white man or Indian. Some people have the impression that the Indian is afraid of work; not so with the Cheyenne. He is looking for work, and will give value re- ceived. The braining school will send six members of the 4-H Club to the Camp Club at Crow. The following boys and girls are elected to attend: Frank Ridge - walker, Henry Sioux, Henry I ron hand, August S,calpcane Flossie Littlebear and Alice Red - cherries. The Cheyenne b ys as a whole, have taken a keen interest in following out the program outlined fo club work, especially in the Jtato club. The Garden Club an Corn Club have also been taken up with prospects very favorable. Anticipating a large gathering fo r the rodeo at Busby, the Cheyennes have been extremely busy putting the race track and grand stand in tiptop condition for the big time. Anyone plan- ning on enjoying an outing will not make a mistake in taking in the \doings\ here July 1, 2, .3 & 4. A large number of Crow Indians will join the Cheyennes in making this event something to be remembered. Plenty of good water, fuel and ideal camping grounds. Come to Bus- by and spend the Fourth. --- HAIL STORMS DO HEAVY DAMAGE TO ALL CROPS So do not take the chance to he. wiped out in a few minutes time. My company pays cash in full at time of loss. Rates very reasonable. CARL RANKIN, Agt., 28-1 Hardin Mont.. WEARE WRECKING Studebaker Six, Saxon Six, Buick Four, Chevrolet. Dodge and Ford used parts for sale at. reasonable prices, also two six -volt batteries. 26-1p Sullivan's Blacksmith Shop.. S530 00 F011 -Fd-ONE THAT SOMEONE MAY BE YOU* ---- LUCK SMILES ON EVERYONE ONCE --- YOUR TURN IS COMING GET THE KEY THAT GIVES YOU THE $530 FORD FREE We Give a 30 -Day Free Service Guarantee With Each Used Car When you buy a used car from us, you not only receive. a 30 -day guarantee but also receive 50 keys on the PRIZE FORD CAR.\ Itlosys to.buy from your home dealer on both new and used cars, as his success depends on the sat- isfaction of local customers. Your local dealer is in a posi- tion to keep in close touch with you and give you prompt service on your car at the exact time that this service is needed. He is on the alert for any irregularity that may develop in your car a.s his interest is at stake as well as yours. The success of an organization depends upon the local customers, and it is up to us to make boosters out of you by having you feel that you are completely satisfied. How To Get the Keys With every $1.00 purchase at the Hardin Motor Co. we are giving a key. In the lot of keys given away free is the mysterious, master key. The person holding this key at the time all the keys are out will get the $530.00 prize Ford, with free gas and oil to his or her home. Keys will he given with each $1.00 purchase of gas, oil, parts, accessories and shop work. On new cars purchased 50 keys will be given on open cars and 100 keys to purchasers of each closed car. On each used car sold 50 keys will be given. One key will be given with each $1.00 paid on 30 -day accounts if paid within five days after being due, and one key with each $2.00 paid on overdue accounts. Sixteen Used Cars For Sale At Our Last Listing --.:They're Going Fast Here are some bargains in tised cars. Look 'em over: 2 -Buick Six Touring cars, 50 keys with each. 1 Chevrolet Baby Grand Touring Car, 50 keys. 1 Reo Speed Wagon, 1 1 / 2 -ton, 50 keys wiith it. 1 1924 Ford Roadster, 50 keys. 2 1922 Ford Roadsters, 50 keys with each. 1 1921 Ford Touring, 50 keys. 1 1923 Ford Roadster, with slip-on body, 50 keys. 1 1922 Ford Sedan, 60 keys with it. 1 Dodge Touring Car, 50 keys. 1 Overland Touring Car, 50 keys witih it. All used Ford errs have a 30 -day service guarantee. FOR A DOLLAR WELL SPENT AT THE BARDIN MOTOR CO. MONT. .4 • DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE FROM NOW ON
