The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-12-06
Treasure State
News in Brief

News In brlef
BUTTE-The Butte Tuberculosis So
ciety is in need of an X-ray machine and the
cost Of a new machine has been included in
the societys budget for the coming year.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT climbers who scaled
rugged trails to Blodgett canyon. found 1t
was not unlike the Grand canyon of Yose-
mite.
BHLINGS-Livestock feeding operations in
the Billings area this year far exceeded any
recent years, according to c. w. Doherty.
Great Western Sugar Co. manager.
DUTTON-Having voted 1874 to 9 to in
corporate the village of Dutton. Dave Rem
pei. former banker. has announced his can
ddacy for mayor.
MIsSOULA-w. w. Coleman. acting super
visor in the Lolo forest. has gone to Oro-
fino, Idaho. to assume charge Of the Clear
water forest as supervisor.
BnLNGs-wPA crews have been assigned
to the task of removing condemned and I'M
slightly trees from the parkway and boule-
wards.
BHLINGS-Purchase of the Interstate
Transportation Co. bus service and freight
line between Glendive and Sidney by the
N. P. Transport Co. has been announced by
r. E. Mattson. Superintendent.
MssouLA-National forests in this area
produced fence posts numbering 54.422 Tor
farm and ranch Improvement. Commercial
operations cut 5o,651 posts and purchased
53.756 more.
~HAVRE-John B. Kinsell. who homestead
ed in the Bear Paws in 1892 and has OPP
Grated a stock ranch since. died at him home
near Shambo a few days ago. He came TO
Montana in 1886.
MSSOULA-Dewitt Nelson of San Francis
CO, liaison officer Of the forest service Tor
CCC camps in the entire Ninth corps area. is
making an extended tour of the Fort Mis-
soula district.
will be completed soon and
the eastern extension Of the Polytechnic in
~stttute's drive and the stretch graveled. the
Yellowstone commissioners announced re-
Gently.
~BUTTE-The motive wasn't clear but
thieves made away with II goal posts ereeteo
BY the city on several municipal football
fields. The wholesale theft interrupted play
In some of the kid" games.
gun shot that smashed an in
sulator on the power line to the Spring Fill
mine near here resulted in a four-hour shut
down and the loss of several hundred dollars
for the Montana Mines Corp.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS johnson. 81. who drove
patrons of a pool hall into the street with
q knife recently and then returned to empty
a shotgun blast into the place. was arrested
BY Valley county authorities.
HELENA-The state board of health re-
corded 759 births and 41 deaths in october.
L. L. Benepe, deputy registrar OF vital sta
tistics. said recently. The birth total for the
year is 1896 and the deaths total 5.lS9.
FORT PECK-with four persons killed in
less than 10 days in highway accidents in
this region Col LYMAN E, Moore, CHIEF OF
the government police, recently announced a
rigid ban on reckless driving on project
roads.
BELTON-There is no open season on deer
In Glacier national park, Supt. E. T. Scoyen
warned hunters recently. He said some sports
men were confused by the fact that there
Is an open season in a small area adjacent
to the parks west boundary.
HELENA-The Kiwanis club here was pre-
sented with its official charter q second
time a few days ago at a special entertain
ment program. The original charter was lost.
Lester H. Lobe. first club president, pre-
sented tie new one.
HAvRE-1n a suit for $50. 900 damages
against Sheriff Angus Mcdonald Of Granite
for q change Of venue to Philipsburg. Gran
lite county seat. Jack Armstrong is the plain
tiff.
BILLINGS-C. E. Beebe of Glacier county
topped the list of predatory animal hunters
in October. with a bag Of % coyotes, all Of
them trapped. Animals during the month
took a. toll Of a4s sheep. l27 turkeys, 2ss
: chickens and 2 deer.
COLUMBuS-charles Barton. 81. died a
few days ago from burns received. when a
can of gasoline exploded in his hands. Bar
ton was using the gasoline to start a fire
In a stove. His wife also suffered minor
burns and their home was almost destroyed.
observation-disclosures" motor trucks
provided with sound motion picture equip
ment, viii make an educational tour through
CCC camps of the region this winter. The
five ''showboats' in this district will call at
the camps for two shows a month.
RE- Montana relief commission is
forwarding to Kremlin one windmill to put
over its well the FERA dug. When the mill
and well are in operation. Kremlin residents
will not have to haul water for cattle 10
miles and their drinking water all the way
from Havre.
WINNETT-District Judge Stewart Nc
1Conochie of LewiStown. granted the petition
of Riley Olmstead, %. to change his name
to Riley Weingart. The name adopted is
that Of the family who reared him when
he was left as a small boy to shift for him.
self, the petitioner said.
GAME CENSUS CREW WILL
SEEK LAW