The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-19
Treasure State
News in Brief

BILLINGS-Theodore G.. Fenskc. rs. a resi-
dent of Billings for a half century. died here
after an extended illness.
MIssOULA-Lambing operations in western
Montana are progressing nicely despite the
weather and losses have been almost nil.
MAMMOTH-E. T. Scoyen, superintendent
Of Gacier park. is in Yellowstone park for a
conference with officials.
BILLINGS-Meningitis that followed in
fluenza claimed the life of s-year-old Luella
Maxine lis Of Billings.
LAUREL-Convicted Of operating trucks
without Montana licenses. Charles Basket and
Earl Siler were fined $40.
HAVRE-Cash balances in the city treasury
on April l, totaled $50, 954 80, March disburse-
ments were 81. 90, as compared with 3d.
900. IS in receipts.
MISREPRESENTATION an ordinance pass
ed by the LIVINGSTON city council limits the
number of beer diSpenSarieS to ten. the II
licenses now in effect will not be revoked.
MISSOCLA-Ducks and Canadian geese in
large numbers have rested on waters in west
ern Montana the last few weeks during their
n~orthWard flight.
BILLINGS-Art Olson Of Minnewaukan. N.
D. has reached BillinsS to take over his new
:: as profess. : Gt tie Billings Golf and
Country club.
D~ILLON-Adam Ponick. who pleaded guilty
to theft Of several sets OF harness from a
barn near Dell. was sentenced to prison for
three years.
M1SSOtLA-George Glow. government pred
atory animal hunter who spent the winter in
the Selway forest baGced his Tooth mountain
hon during the snowbound months.
~BUTTE-The largest single buildinc permit
in nearly two years was issued here for the
construction Of a $1,000 elevator in the Owsley
block.
MISSOULA-Word reached here of the &C
cldental drowning in the Broad river near
Kimberlin Heights, Iowa. of Claire Robson,
26. a former resident Of Missoula.
NJ. A. Brannon. former Mon
tana Greater University chancellor, is now
conductinS research work for the University
OF Wisconsin at Madison.
acknowledgements a resident here loan
Marlowe is to be honored as queen Of the
annual apple blossom festival in the Wen
atchee. Wash, district this month.
GARDlNER-Marble from the travertine
"arlouS phases of construction of the new
pennsylvania railroad station at Newark, N,
J.
H~AVRE-Elmer Johnson OF GLASGOW was
awarded a contract for S23 900 for installation
OF PLUMBING and heating equipment in the
new Sl65'0o0 structure to be erected on the
northern Montana college campus.
MISSoULA-Flames originating in the roof
"hlle the family sat at the dinner table CON-
pletely destroyed the farm home near here Of
j. H. Mcdonald. Neighbors assisted the fam
lily in removing many of the furnishings.
GREAT FALLS-Mrs. Thomas E.. Dawson,
wife Of the widely known Glacier park guide.
died in the hospital here. Her father Mai
calm Clarke. was killed in an Indian skirmish
in Prickly Pear canyon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" in dollars and
cents was the belated spring blizzard that
trouEht a heavy coating of snow to this sec
ton Of Park county. 1t was the heaviest snow
fall here in several years.
Observation-Disclosures a game survey of
the Fish creek district west and southwest of
here. G. F. Uhlhorn. assistant forest super
| yfCnr fivnN Sha -.
deer at 1900 with 1900 whitetaiIs.
HELENA-Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy of Butte.
a 1lrm opponent for years of capital pun
lShment, was an onlooker at the Henry John
Cooney.
PARK CITY-Mrs. Florence L.. Searls, 70.
a resident Of this locality since 1882, succumb,
co following a heart attack. With her hus-
oand. Mrs. Searls started the first hotel
here.
LIvINGsToN-Farmers and rancbers y,
northern Park county have banded together
TO form a gopher control district and. II the
project proves beneficial. 1t will be extended
elsewhere.
have a record for other forensic Iuminaries
to shoot at. The Albright coached teams
nave not been defeated this season in a deci-
sion contest. ~
BILLiNGsLThe sixth annual Midland en-
pire high school track and field meet viii
pc held on the Billings Poly field Nav ii.
Bids have been sent to % high schools in
Montana and Wyoming.
BHLINGS-The sixth annual Montana
FLORIST ASSOCIATION convention will be held mere
NOV. 8 and 9, featured by the public present.
alton Of a 10000 floral show. with entries
from several northwest states.
D1LLoN-one Of Beaverhead county's earlier
industries have been revived with the opening
by W. T. Scully Of the old-time kiln in the
Birch creek region. Most Of the product will
come from the Bannack mills.
bUTTEc-Only five lettermen. most of them
small and possessing little experience, were
aVallaoie TO Coach Johnny Good when he
sounded the call for Butte Central high
schoors spring football practice recently.
pubic service commission
recently heard several applications for per-
nits 70 operate as common carriers, including
one from D. J. Chapman to transnort frejaht
Marysville. ~ eamp Oh
LiVINGSTON-Despite the unreasonable
cuat,o ana ADVERSE weather. spring lambing op-
where many sheepmen are eouipned VII
sneos: But trivial losses are reported as a re-
suit OF the weather.
WHITE ULPHU SPRINGS-Thomas Kel.
ley OF the Rock Greek region, was hroneht
mere Tor surgical treatment for a bullet wonnJ
IN MS right hand suffered in an unexpIained
shootlng ARRAY in that vicinity. No arrests
were made. e'|
MISSOULA When authorities searched
Melvin Kay after his arrest for a robherv ~
Bozeman. they failed to find anything of par
ticuIar value or interest, but at his direction
When they removed a spare tire. s231 in CIV,
Iency was discovered.
LltiNGSTON-State college students in
search OF specimens for laboratory work can
attest to the cleanliness Of the local jail.
H pea as they might through the bull pen"
me students were unable to find a certain
genus they needed for experimental purposes.
WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGs-J. v. Potter
U wnlte sulphur Springs, has been appoint
ton corporation. Designation of a local agent
rs expected to facilitate this service for
Neasher county ranchers and farmers.
Ll'iNGsTON-Ranchers reaching Livingston
.aun me Willow creek region north of here
me ground where there was none At this
sune tast year. The promise of moisture has
siea'iS cheered this entire area.
BUTTE-A flock of Canadian