The Hardin tribune-herald., 1935-11-08
Treasure State
News in Brief

A kitten with three legs was born recently
at the Holland F. Petro ranch near Broadus.
Miss Margaret Hunt former Miles City res
| ident was recently selected as queen of the
rose carnival at Tyler, Tex.
Forest service officials at Missoula say there
| may be shortage OF recruits for the winter
enrolment of the CCC camps.
Workmen have broken ground at Hayre for
will contain IL rooms a gymnasium and an
auditorium.
Mrs Laura B. Yegen. widow of the late
Chris Yegen Billings pioneer. was injured
recently in collision. Her injuries are
not considered serious.
J. @. Coates Of the firm Of Coates Bros at
Martinsdale. suffered a minor stroke from
an embolism affecting the left cerebrum and
muscular control Of the right side Of his body.
The open season in Powder River and Carter
counties on antelope opened Nov. and will
remain open until 200 animals are killed. But
one animal will be allowed each hunter.
Enrolment at Northern Montana college at
Havre for the autumn quarter totaled 377
students. the largest for any opening quarter
in the history Of the institution.
William Lemieux Of Missoula was severely
burned in a gas explosion at Poison while
working with well drilling crew. He is slowly
recovering in o Missoula hospital
George Armitage. first graduate Of the State
university school Of journalism at Mtssoua
was Missoula visitor recently. Both Mr.. and
Mrs Armitage are graduates of the university.
Mrs. Maurice Traver Of Big Timber went
deer hunting in company with her husband.
a large buck. Mrs. Travis is one of few Mon
tana women to bag deer SO far this season.
The Havre country club golf course was
swept BY grass fire recently. the clubhouse
being saved through the efforts Of a bucket
brigade. All trees. markers and bridges on
the course were consumed by the flames
Irene Roscoe. 3. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Roscoe, Of Coalwood. was caught under
the eollapsing roof Of a garage under con-
stfuetlon. and was crushed and smothered
TO death by earth used as q covering for the
structure.
Claude NJ. Friel Of Garfield county, after
several years Of drouth and no crops, has
acquired the Charles Frint farm in Sanders
county and will take 1t over in December
he expects other eastern Montanans to join
in the westward migration
Patrolman Donovan. Anaconda, suffered
fractured nose when Max Powers and Michael
Laughlin resisted his attempt to load them
into the patrol car a few days ago Roth
prisoners went to a doctor for treatment
after the fracas and later to the city jail.
Thomas J. Duffy held at Livingston as a
suspect In the recent robbery of the Living
ston laundry. pleaded guilty to carrying con-
cealed weapons and was sent to the state
penltentiary for nine months. He was a tran
sient from Texas.
Inc new waterworks system at Big Timber
mas been completed with the exception OF a
te" minor details and residents of that town
hn
work was done by Threet Bros, OF Lowell
Wyo. 'e'''
petition was recently presented to the citv
council at Cut Bank by George Collins man
ager OF the Citizens Gas Co., for a franchise
10 furnish gas for Cut Bank. II the franchise
is approved the matter would be put to a
vote OF the people Of that city.
Charles Hevosmaa. Red Lodge discovered
prairie chicken comfortably roostirg in
ms ms, shoe repair shop when he appeared for
work one morning few days ago The bird
had crashed through a window during the
night.
Co. 1914. with a roster Of 22O men and Of
flcers. have arrived at RidgeIawn to occupy
the CCC camp there for the winter The out
ut came from reclamation work at Babb
Glacier park. Capt. A. J. Aney of New York
Is in charge.
Ben Favero SO. Butte miner, was found
slumped over in a restroom of downtown
Butte establishment. a bullet wound In his
head He died at q hospital q short time
later Favero's father was the victim Of a
murder in Meaderville 10 years ago. for which
crime Tony Vetere was hanged.
canary bird at the Montana Childrens
home In the Helena valley hadn't warbled q
note for more than five months until one of
the earthquake shocks recently swung Its cage
to and fro. That was all the bird needed.
Now 1t won't stop singing in the daylight
hours.
new chasm. 20 feet wide and a quarter
mile long was reported In the garden WALL
Of the Mission range east Of st. Ignatius.
as q result of recent state earthquakes. The
Of the high rock formation down the face
Of the cliff.