butte. They did have a translator up that every once in awhile you could get a little moving picture off of it. But it very good. wasn’t SF: How about radio? HG: Yeah, radio is real good. I always had good radio. I listen to radio. I never really had too much interest in television I guess. SF: How about any stories about parenting? With three boys and a girl, sure you I’m have some. HG: Oh, I suppose I have, but I think of anything in particular about them. They can’t were pretty good kids but they spent an awful lot of times outside and lots of times I think they probably did lots of things I know anything about. They were pretty good kids didn’t I think. I never had too much trouble with them anyway. They always had to work. Seems like there was always work for them, lambing and calving. Then there was always some hired men around that helped that they liked to follow around too. I know, it don’t seemed like all the hired men we ever had seemed to like kids and the kids liked them. SF: Good. I bet they did. Did your kids go to a country school for grade school? HG: Uh-huh, they did. I guess they all went to, well Lee went on the bus to seventh and eighth grade. But otherwise they all went to the country school until through the eighth grade. SF: Did they go to the Van Norman School? HG: Oh, they called the Flowing Wells School. SF: Flowing Wells. HG: Uh-huh. closed up for years now. It’s been SF: Is that that red building there by the highway? Well across from Yeah, uh-huh. I know whether it was still HG: it’s Fraday’s. didn’t there or not any more. I is it still there? I remember. haven’t, can’t SF: I think it is still there. HG: a big old house some neighbors used to live there too, close by. I was There’s thinking that something happened to that school but maybe not. I guess probably still it’s there. SF: Okay. They went to high school in Jordan?
butte. They did have a translator up that every once in awhile you could get a little moving picture off of it. But it wasn’t very good. SF: How about radio? HG: Yeah, radio is real good. I always had good radio. I listen to radio. I never really had too much interest in television I guess. SF: How about any stories about parenting? With three boys and a girl, I’m sure you have some. HG: Oh, I suppose I have, but I can’t think of anything in particular about them. They were pretty good kids but they spent an awful lot of times outside and lots of times I think they probably did lots of things I didn’t know anything about. They were pretty good kids I think. I never had too much trouble with them anyway. They always had to work. Seems like there was always work for them, lambing and calving. Then there was always some hired men around that helped that they liked to follow around too. I don’t know, it seemed like all the hired men we ever had seemed to like kids and the kids liked them. SF: Good. I bet they did. Did your kids go to a country school for grade school? HG: Uh-huh, they did. I guess they all went to, well Lee went on the bus to seventh and eighth grade. But otherwise they all went to the country school until through the eighth grade. SF: Did they go to the Van Norman School? HG: Oh, they called the Flowing Wells School. SF: Flowing Wells. HG: Uh-huh. It’s been closed up for years now. SF: Is that that red building there by the highway? HG: Well it’s across from Fraday’s. Yeah, uh-huh. I didn’t know whether it was still there or not any more. I haven’t, is it still there? I can’t remember. SF: I think it is still there. HG: There’s a big old house some neighbors used to live there too, close by. I was thinking that something happened to that school but maybe not. I guess it’s probably still there. SF: Okay. They went to high school in Jordan?
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