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PAGE EIGHT THE HARDIN TititILTN It-Hi:RA[1 FRIDAY, SEPT. 25, 1925 JUNIOR TRIBUNE -HERALD 74ecretary: Lois Miller. T ii e president of section 1 and of sixth grade i s Genevieve 'tabard; vice-president, Rol. Hopkins; secretary, .Ennis Wil- cox. 'President of the It. and W. E. Club, section 2, 3 and 4, is La V e r ii a Tanner; viee-preaidents Lloyd Huss; secretary, Melvin, Harris,. The president of the fifth grade is Fern Owen, vice - and Rowena . Butler. • president., Cetil Ross; secretary. Council News • lioria Daniels. No doubt these The first meeting of the De- clubs will keep up the interest partment council was in English. Thursday, Sept. 11. 1025. The Store News members -decided - -to have the At the first meeting of the same cop system as last year. Council held Sept. 10, 1023, Vir- Sept. 21, a special meeting was ginia Kelley and Catharin Rene called. It was decided to have were appointed managers f three more cope elected o n the store. Undea the eftleieno aceonnt of the new ruling on management of these girls the the rise of the drinking fountain, store is ressing nicely. A The old caws are Helen Bullis now ship ent of supplies ha. arid Gerald Adler. The new heen !awe it at the store, cops are Lucille Colberg, Bet- you need nything in - the - Me nerd gray and Edmond Powers. Pledge of Allegianee pledge alligence to the America:in public Schools. I ar- knewledge the obligation thst owe 1.0 the state - and the com- munity for the training which I am receiving. As rin e:cpres- The Staff Catharin lie u o, n - Chief. Virginia Kelley -Assistant Editor. Reporters -Ernest Logan,Ger- ald Adler, Lois Miller, Arnold Corking, Marjory Ellen Graham, Ella May Davis, John Meilke Briefs . aurassisaangstaaark and Mr. White, returning There are two new pupils in 1 iss)m Hardin Sunday evening. Misa Rognlie's room.. 1 George Muth is - Minding an ad- collided with a - car from Hardin Katie and Elizabeth ier were alition to his bakery and lune.h when near the Agency, wreck- .a..eart Wednesday from Miss room, where he will conduct a ing both cars badly and shaking Rogn_lie's. room. ' ,restaurant on a larger scale. up some of the passengers quite sion of my gratibute, and in the The children of Miss Kamp -1 Crow Agency was Well reore- severely. The wonder is that presence of these assembled ger's room are working on the;sented at the Billings fair last more were not hurt worse. Each witnesses. I cheerfully and tin- sand aahle. They are making week by the white people \ driver admits that he was on reservedly p1 - edge myself ever Indian scenes. to uphold the ideals ot the pub- The children of Miss Comp - lie schools, and to aid in the lin's room dramatized the pla's further development and ;\1 \Eparninondas.\ They also gave provement es constructive a program for the other chivk- force in he life of the nation. ions of the first Every boy and girl in the Henry Pattison was absent. denertment will learn this for citizenship class, English Clubs from school Tuesday afternoon'. Jarotne Laframier came it from section 2 of the second Miss Anderson has organized grade to section 1 of the see- the flood English clubs in rooms ,ond grade. including five to seven. This Vs'illiam Torske is out is very good practice in Eng school on account of an attack lish for the students. The pur of pose is to better the English efj The second grade children the students. Each roam has ih a e brought vegetables L- a president and secretary far !school and are drawing 'pictures its club and has a program in of them. English once a week. The The fifth grade section B bti a fair Wednesday, during pro- gram period. Mr. Magnuson supervised this project. T h e R e n o: speretary, Marjory E. judges were John Mielke, Gatti - Graham. The name of the club ,arin Reno and Rowena Butler. Is K. of B. E. Section 1. 2; Robert Wolcott had a birth - and 3 of seventh grade ON-ter - 11day party Tuesday. He wasiMedicine has been connected for their president of the K. of inine years old. A very enjoy -with the Agency almost since L. R. T. club, Georgia Levais:iable time was had by all. 'it was established here and their 'ire -president, rnest Losran;) The Curtis test will commence home has been here all the time. president of the seventh grade division 4 and 5. is Virginia Kelley: vice president, Catharin ------- Thureetay in Miss Galley's room Hwy had lived together as man fur ttioae who have not fiuished. mat wife some sixty years. Sterling Turske took fir - E. J. Boos arrived Tuesdat prize on his bantams and white morning from the northeen part faghorns at the Sheridan, Ba_ hugs and Hardin fairs. af the ste.te, where he has been Sam Molland has withdraw!) ;Or some time on business for an from school, lie left with hi - ail company with which he is mother for California, where he will enter school. .emectesi. Stick around awhile, Many parents of Hardin E ddie .school Pupils are sending ilowers to Miss Thelma Shively, formerly 'he ' , idiot.' for winter. This is of CTOW Agency and Hardin, was much appreciated by the school a Crow visitor the last of the Attendance She was a student at • There are 350 students in th. the Polytechnic last year and will grailea. A mueh larger linen- probably continue her work 'lance is antieipated, as the ehil- there this year. Iron working sugar beets are Ii. A. Hollowell of eromberg not yet enrolled. was here Tuesday looking for a Tnesday Mr. Maginison's room rather large tract of dry farm had an arithmetic contest be- l ian a . tween the boys . The Agency office reports and the girls. that such inquiries are now be - The girls won by five points. li n g received frequently from a • ft more substantial class of farmers 111I. fl a- sha ft for some years past. Let a of seta) implies, get it at the I 1 • CAW CAWS FROM CROW a \7\11- . Mine school store. U . U Arthur Harris, with Mrs. Har- well as by most of the Indian.. Frank, Yarlott. who has been in Kansna for the, past year or Iwo. arrived at ('ow early this week to visit friends here for a f w days. . Miss Esther Asbury went to Bozeman to re-enter college, the Tat of the week. Mrs. Asbury accompanied her on business. returning home Tuesday. Mary, daughter o f J. M. Ruth- erford, arrived at Crow a few days ago to stay with her father. She has been with an aunt. in Wynming for the past two years. Lucile Mar Keeler, infant daughter .of Everett Keeler and wife, died at Billings last Friday and was brought here for burial Saturday. The child was about a year old. Strikes the One That Kills. wife of Big Medicine, died at the hospital Sunday night and was - buried Tuesday morning, B i g L . - own side of the road milk& driving a!ow. • • HARRY W. TRUSCOT1 HERMANT Tkr1.0111 - Billings, Montana Men's Suits, O'eoats to order Repalring, Alterations, Cleaning, Pressing both Ladies' & Men's Clothes Renting full dress suits and Tuxedoes DR. RANSIER DENTIST X -Ray Work EXAMINATION FREE Phase I - 4 011taaa SUMMONS S1FIERIFF'S SALE -•- - In the District Court of the - -- teenth Jut halal Distxtut of the Mir' W. J. SCOTT. Ir3tIlliff. vs. Mate of Montana, in and fur talc Charles H. Francis and Mary 1 . .. Francis. his wife, and M. W. Harriman. Defendapts. 'TO I3E SOLD AT SHERIFPS Bert Polcyen. Defendant. BALE. On the 16th dav of October. See \Baby Peggy\ at the Lib - Deputy Clerk. erty theatre -two nigha Sept. s, By ORABELLA MILLER. (S: 24; and SO. Franklin D. Tannei. Atty. for Plain - Pub. Sept. 11, ‘II. 25. Oct. 2. 1925. t a t l f. ) County of Big Horn. Mayme Poleyen, vs IA. D. 1925. at ten o'clock a. m.. and THE STATE ine MONTANA SENDS NAMED DEFENDANT: at the main front entrance to the satietsriNe; TO T H E ABOVE C court house in ..the ounly of Big which is filed in the office of the 'Horn. State )f Montana.. the follow - You are hereby summoned to i d Abed real property to -wit: answer the complaint in this action Clerk of this Court, and, to file your Section Two (21. in Township One (11 Lots FJ:1”, Five. Six. Nine. Ten and - antreer and serve a copy thereof 'on ;South. Range Thirty-eight (381 East Meyer.. and the Southeast Quarter of the Plaintiff's attorney within tyenty of, M. 1'. M.. in Big Horn County. il c i i it o v i •s is. a e f x te c r iush t i v e e o se f r t v h ic e e da o y f o th f i se s rv Su ice m- ; Montona. togethe - with all tene- against you by default. for the re- meets thereunto lief demanded in the complaint nitenne7 and heriditataining. and in case of your failure to aPPearl The said action is brought to tie- R. P. GILMOR\ or answer. Judgment will be taken cure an absolute decree of divorce from the di fendant on the grounds of wilful failure to provide the -corn- 41° Vi n; ITNESS my hand and the Seal CHOESTER S PILLS mon necessaries of life, as alleged In the complaint on file in this ac- terober. 1926. nicIlliktalArliY a D°2 1 7 44 . 14 aaajgd nfiti meta l i kw lic of said Court this 10th day of_SeP- • tember. 1925. rilli64444\A'llUa S,Sa l:I test p rA ILILIk l•rapitrin ali biti bet x 30sied with s ti a lu• o g nirtatii i•bos. 4 WITNESS my hand and the Real of said Court OW 10th day of Sep- nF:ortcE H. MILLER. Clerk. SOW BY Ditt)GuISTS EVERIVNERE yeasi knos. Sheriff. Big Horn Courtly. 'Montana. By JOHN II. KIFER. Pteler Sheriff. 19 A. D. 1925. 2. 9. 1925. Dated September Pub. Sent. 25. Oct. NEW improvements in RADIO developed by R. C. A. No aerial or ground. Operated by dry batteries and give's Loud Speaker volume far in excess of that obtainable from storage battery operated receivers. 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