Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
Treasure State
News in Brief

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HELENA-aGrs. johanna l. croweT. who
rode behind "A o. team across ne prairie q
Helena in issa, died az her home here
AnssOBLA--susar bests sliced at the
Missoula factory Of thu AInaleamated sugar
Co. this season had q sugar content Of e
percent said Manaser n. p. Wilson recently.
HAvRE-rhe year-old baby daughter OF lzr
and MS Joe Arbacher fell into g tub q
hot water and was severely burned a feW
days ago.
BmLNGs-Land patent awards covering
3,54 acres N eastern Montana are an
nounced BY Register Harry W. HIn Of the
district land office. department Of the in
terror.
POLsON-A curfew shau ring at Poison.
The city council has revived the ordinance
requiring that children be Off the streets by
o'clock unless accompanied By parent
or guardian.
DILLON-Mrs. Frank A. HszeIbaker, wife
Of a former lieutenant governor OF this
state, has been named president Of the
Montana chapter Of Pro America, q ma
tional organization Of republican women.
MIssoULA-A new variety Of apples. be-
lieved 70 be more suited 10 culture In Non
was displayed at the seth annual meeting
OF the Montana Horticultural society at Pol
SON
MILES CTTY-Frances Peterson. member
OF the Washington school faculty. was ap-
pointed state chairman Of the membership
and professional committee under the de-
partment Of kindergarten primary education
OF the National Education association.
BILLINGs-Blllinas postoffice revenue may
reach an all time peak this year, II was
indicated In an ii-mOnth report compiled by
ing the year showed an increase over the
corresponding month in 1884.
AnssOULA--Innugurated at the start Of
the fall quarter, the four-year course In medi-
cal technology at the Montana State uni
versity has been granted provisional APP
prevail BY the American Society Of Clinical
PSYCHOLOGISTS.
BUTTE-Not long after Coach Harry Dahl
berg won q state high school football cham
pionship with his Butte high team he learned
that his brothers, George A. and Al won
their Puyailup, wash. high school foot
ball team.
BILLINGs-Raymond Davis. 10. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Davis. farmers living near
here, received a fractured skull when thrown
from a truck in a farm lane recently The
youth a Billings high school freshman, was
riding behind the cab when the truck made
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to the road. striking his head on the gravel.
The right rear truck wheel passed over his
body.
BUTTE-Next year, Butte high school win
graduate the largest number Of students IN
the history Of the institution, Principal Scott
Fries has announced. he said 80 are expected
to receive diplomas in January and 309 in
June. The previous record number Of grad
yates was BAT in 1884.
HAvRE-Pleading guilty to a charge Of
forgery, Frank CLARK was sentenced to two
years in prison Pat McGinis pleaded guilty
to robbery ana was sentenced to IS months.
Joe Farris pleaded guilty to damaging the
ian IN which he was being held on assault
charges and was sentenced to serve IS
months. The assault charges we're dismissed. l
BROADUs-when q well caved In and his /
team OF horses plunged to the bottom, Fred
Weatherspoon jumped to safety. One anil /
MAJ was killed and the other was In the
we'll 81 hours before It was rescued Weather |
spoon was filling the well and the horses,
pulling a scraper, got too close to the pit. |
he said.
nIssOULA-CCc workers In nearly two
score camps scattered through western Mon
tana and northern idaho viii not be tso-
lated by heavy snow this winter. The for
est service engineering department has ar
ranged to keep all roads to backwOods CCC /
camps open no matter how deep the snow
falls.