The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10

RONAN-Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Braatz have
bought 20 lots in the Glacier View addition,
alons the highway They have begun con-
struction OF tourist cabins on their recently
acquired lots.
LyINGSTON-A gasoline station, to serve
branch line trucks operating out of Living
ston, is being constructed by the Northern
Pacific at their freight house on East Park
street.
BILLINGS-Advance bookings and INQUIRIES
lead I. H. Larom. president of the Montana
WyominE Dude Ranchers association. to pre-
dict a IS percent increase in business this
summer.
M~ISSOULA-To view at first hand American
methods of logging as exemplified in the for
ests Of Montana and the northwest, Ivan G..
Sokolov. president Of the all-union trust Of
the lumber industry Of Russia, is in Mis-
Soula.
notwithstanding Harrington expected at
least tie necessities of life when she married
John =. Harrington here last October. Before
their marriage. she averred in a divorce &C
ton. Hrr:lnrton assured her he was a man
of means. She charges fraud.
DULoN-Dr. J. z. Monroe. former Dillon
bank president and one-time president of the
| Montana State Normal school. accepted the
position OF principal of the Beaverhead Coun-
ty h:,E school vacated by the appointment of
Prince W. w. Wahl to the Helena high
schoo, p-iNcipalship.
VIRGINIA CITY-Definite proof that not all
of the nigh grade gold deposits of this dis
tr.ct have been exhausted in the past is being
dana; rated by D. A. Harris. operator OF
tho Az" rda Croup of claims. He has been
sk:r - ore consistently during the last few
mon;.,, one carload Of IS tons running as
h'Sh IS sol in gold and silver.
IIRBY-The mill at the Black Diamond
M ~'artrG recently. after making several
test rms. It is expected that the mill will
cont%5:" on . onc-shift basis until all adjust
mcn.s "r" made. when it will be put on a
thrrc->'!tt basis. Concentrates from surface
roc. >hcw = value of slo6 in gold. Copper,
lead I'D S.!Ter values have not as yet been
aSSa"td.
BILLINGS Precipitation so for this year
is n..tl III contrast with this time last year,
when ta:n"GrS needed irrigation waters tc
Fcra:"a:2 seeds. Leaders reported that the
abo}t-"or!HGl moisture received during March
and Arr! & plentiful for natural termination
A!:Mc. i few sprinG crops have been planted
as N'i. farmers are making plans to take
adI.&i""r of the moisture.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Pondera county are
rari. ~c.lIr!v fortunate that their lot has beer
cas-; ~ one Of the most productive localities
! not Only i'll Montana but in the entire coun.
try, as has been authenticate shown in q
carC!T! survey Just completed Of conditions
IL Ills county. With a total gross production
of approximately six million dollars in new
wealth last year. the average for every man
woman and child living outside the cities
and towns was more than 81. 200.
WINNETT-The green grass popping up ovel
the county has given heart to more thar
rancLers and stockmen. In gathering eggs
Mrs. Ora Dreisbach found one of enormous
size. We.Giing we'll over three ounces. and up.
on breaking it open she found not only tbs
yolk and white of q perfect egg but also 6
small egg complete with a hard shell. The
/ only explanation she can give is that even the
chickens have taken heart and are making
up for lost time.