Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-04-20

I farmers frcn aaAznaxRfua1 1auae "a - 4-,.
chased ~ sHn FEDERAL EoTernment Is exnarsat
i % result ta nuSErmfton % more fertile field
IN the Fzathsaa. Bitter Boot ard Clarks FesrS
4 areaz
IDAHO EAEEs-T. W. oxen and xumens
Tanner, arrested ia 8 roundup Ia soaflsern
s $500 iIesss sasessss = series g resent
prison for II years -
FORT Mxss0UEA- District haaaauars.r.
mere @ ne CcC nesan preparations ! few
for emergency conservation work Twenfy-
seven new camps nre 70 be created with q
total Of 81 IN she district this summer
BUT1E-A former mining city sriddlsr. pat
Holland, has performed brilliantly ia aprins
football practice az Crelehtnn universises srS
Is sai0 % have highly impressed the fnstitu-
tons new mentor. none other than Ararrh
mont Schwartz Of Ncsre Dame
HAvEE-school children here blamed the
weather Of last January for their recent
dilemma Promptly &C 8 g. m. they answered
roll call in class 10 make up for 3 dav lost
earlier Ia the winter, when floods closed the
RYEGAFE-Ted TIaal escaped injury though
plans for an aerial vacation were wreeked
when his plane nosed over as the landing
EeaK miyed down in the mud as he landed
near mere. one wins was torn loose and the
engine was pulled from It's MOUNTING
DTLL0N-Further indication that the horse
market Is on the upgra0e was given recently
at the horse sale held Ct the Dillon stock
yards. The majority Of the horses sold went
to buyers from out Of the state and the
prices we're considered satisfactory
BILLnNGs-City building permits here so far
this year are S2ss464 ahead Of permits issued
during the same period IN 1884. Leaders re-
ported that the federal housing campaign had
largely accounted for the enlivened interest.
Total 1885 permits amount to $50, AT.
hussOULA-Two youthful hen coop prowi-
ers who MADE the mistake Of leaving their dog
81 the scene OF their depredations, were pick
ed up BY authorities when they returned to
the place and the dos persisted in displaying
his affection move which gave them away.
BLLLTNGs--Regarded as the largest sale Of
registered Hereford cattle held in the United
States in seven years S7z head Of cows
brought approximately $4,000 at the Billings
Livestock Commission company's pavilion q
few days ago.
HELENA--J. W Scott. Helena newspaper
man, filed suit In district court here to re-
cover $4,000 damages from Ralph Strand
berg, Helena insurance man, for the death OF
J. w. Scott Jr.i college student injured
fatally IN q coasting accident last December
when his sled hit standberg's car.
mss0ULA-Dr. G. II. clapp. president Of
the university, has returned from Spokane
where he conferred with dagnostic specialists,
but Immediately re-entered the Northern Pa
cific hospital here and will undergo a surgical
operation. He has been in III health for a
long time.
HELENA-So heavy was the demand for
room space in local hotels BY persons from
various sections Of Montana who planned TO
dance In Helena to the tunes OF Guy Lom-
bardo's famous band, the chamber Of COM
meree made an appeal to householders for
one-night parking space.
MISUNDERSTANDING N. Burt, wife Of |
5truthers Burt, an author, has been invited /
to attend and address the annual Theta Sig |
ma Phi matrix dinner Her home is in wy |
ominR. Gertrude Stein, creator OF queer /
lines, also has been invited TO address the /
university students but has not replied to the /
CUT BANK-Two representatives Of the 1
Great Northern Railway company met with Il
she county board recently. They informed Il
he board that It was planned to open the Il
Addison crossing as soon as weather condi-
ions would permit. They also indicated that L
he road would construct an overhead cross-
ng on the shortcut between Browning and
Slaeier park