The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-06-07
Treasure State
News in Brief

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Berg Christensen ranch near here.
B~UTTE-Arrested for selling furs and rugs
without a license, Alex Mcmillan of Portland.
Ore, was fined $50.
D~TLLoN-stricken suddenly at his home
here with a heart attack, William F. McAvoy.
retired merchant. died soon after.
YELLOWSTONE PARK-To restock nation
al park forests. a tree nursery will be es-
tablshed at Mammoth by the park service.
MISSOULA-B. D. Kneen, vice president OF
the Inland Empire writer's conference. ad-
dressed a Theta Sigma Phi gathering here.
ARLEE-Ransacking the principals office
in the local high school. thieves damaged the
office but failed to locate a $50 book fund.
MISSOULA-Forest service road construction
has started in the Flathead, Kootenai. Clear
water and Occur d'Alene forests.
MILES CITY-Roscoe Sherman. district
FERA co-ordinator here. was transferred to
serve in the same capacity at Helena.
BILLINGS-Mary Armstrong Of Livingston,
is now cashier in the local liquor store. har-
ing traded ASSIGNMENTS for the summer with
Catherine Pierson Of Billings.
FORT MISSOULA-Lieut. Col. Edward L.
Hooper. for five years on detail with organl2-
ed reserves at Bridgeport. Conn. arrived to
take command of the local garrison.
MILES CITY-Rockwood Brown. member Of
the Montana highway commission from Bill
ings. addressed q chamber Of ommerc group
here.
HELENA-HeleNa merchants VII PIo llol
the beauties Of the Gates Of the Mountains
and other districts here with good Will tours
to Missoula. Bozeman and Livingston.
BUTTE-Theft of $50 in gold ore from a
mine near here landed E. L. and j. E. Hard
esty in court on a larceny complaint to which
! they pleaded not guilty.
Observation-Disclosures the letters of Job
seekers is some ASSIGNMENT in the resional
forest service office here which receives on
an average Of 1000 such letters a month.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are at work here.
The William Kelly family told police that
two men who came to their home offered to
return their lost pooch upon payment OF SIS.
MISSOULA-SprinG cultivation and thinning
OF the SUGAR beet crop in western Montana
is now we'll under way. Growing conditions
are believed to be ideal.
BILLINGS-That additional service and
equipment soon may be necessary on the
Northwest AirlineS through Montana, was
forecast by c. Hunter. St. Paul, general man.
! ager.
SACO-The Bowdoin Utilities Gas company
new gas rate schedule for this town. pro
viding a saving of "a cents on the first 1000
cubic feet sold to domestic users.
HAvRE-With but one dissenting vote cast,
Havre electors in a special election authoriz.
ed the transfer Of s35, 900 from the general
fund to the elementary school fund for erec-
ton of a junior high school.
BCTTE-Irvin W. Smith. superintendent Of
the Great Falls schools. will deliver the COM
mencement address before the Butte high
school senior class on June 7 when diplomas
are awarded $50 graduates.
MILES ~CITY-Local residents with more
than ordinary pride in their gardens are on
the warpath for persons who have been max
ing nightly raids, stealing dozens Of BIOS
SONS.
suit in district court here to gain a half in
terest in the $4,000 estate Of Joseph Russell.
who died in 1882. on the claim he was an
adopted son Of the deceased.
M1ssoULA-state Treasurer James J: Erett.
former state president Of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles. arrived here to attend the inita-
ton Of a large class Of candidates by the
Missoula aerie.
L~IvINGSTON-A three-year-old grizzly bear
caught in one Of the Yellowstone park bear
traps by rangers, growled his displeasure at
being Gagged in a barred crate for consign-
ment to a zoo in Detroit.
GREAT FALLS With increased vigilance
planned along the Canadian border due to
custom officers are to be trained in the use Of
small arms. W. H. BARLEY, Montana collector.
was advised.
BnLNGS-Regular production Is now I'M
der way in the plant Of the National Airplane
and Motor company. Three planes, all COM
pletely fabricated here. are nearly assembled
and their delivery will mark the beginning OF
a two ships each week schedule.
Observation-Disclosures leading contend
er for a place on the United States Olympic
old Jean Marie Nipgen of the Detroit Yacht
club. a niece Of L. A. Nipgen OF Livingston.
The little star holds three state indoor records.
HELENA-Houang Yen Him. a Chinese. is an
impersonator Of parts. though not skilled
enough to fool Uncle Sam. Federal Officials
who arrested him say he impersonated q de-
ceased Chinaman to gain admission to this
country.
LIvINGSTON-A quick jump from the cab
of his truck to the ground saved the lie
here of William Hamilton, Park county ranch
er, for just as he leaped the truck was ram
med and demolished by the North Coast Limit
ed.
LIvINGSTON-Ranchers in the Musselshell
and the Crazy mountain regions report q
severe infestation Of ticks with heavy loss OF
sheep. In the Mammoth section game losses
have been marked and crews have been as
signed to destroying carcasses Of animals to
prevent further spread OF the ticks. !
EURKEA-This town is assured Of a new
school building to replace the structure de-
stroyed by fire during the winter. From IN
surance companies the school district has re-.
ceived s63. 900 and in addition Is assured OF
an additional ST 900 from the PWA 10 re-
build this summer.
%BUTTE-The Butte Highlands Mining COM
pany. operating a gold mine in the Highland
district, reports regular shipments
concentrates by truck to the Anaconda
Srnelter. Inc COElpduy . -
mill. Concentrates are reported as running
around 40 ounces to the ton.
LACREL-There will be canned food IN
for persons on relief In this COM
munity next winter If present plans are
carried out. Plans are being discussed Tor a
community garden of from IS to 20 acres to
raise produce to be canned for relief pur-
poses.
BUTTE-J. w. Rees Of Dillon. was elected
president of group VI of the Montana Bank
ers' association at the annual convention OF
the organization recently. Other officers are
]. J. Burke Of Butte, retiring president. elected
a member Of the executive committee; A. j.
Lochrie Of Butte. vice president; R. M. stone
of Dillon. secretary-treasurer
DnLON-Prospective prospectors In Beav-
erhead county are to be given a weeks in
in the art Of mining. The Beaver
head Mining association has agreed to sponsor
the cause, according to William Logan vice
nresident. Glasses will be arranged by the
Montana School Of Mines and Will incluoe
lectures on methods Of prospecting, methods
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