The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-26
Treasure State
News i'm Brief

POLSON-Spring blowing in the Flathead
region is far behind schedule, due to the late
spring and much moisture.
BILLINGS-Beorge L. Danford was elected
president of the Eastern Montana Pioneers
society. succeeding DR.. o. 3. Prickett.
DILLON-Five tons of poison bait for Beav.
erhead county's 1895 campaign against a.
Pliers has been received here for distribution,
BnLINGS-A. P. Bruce. Montana's new
commissioner Of agriculture. was here a few
days ago for a meeting of bean growers and
to discuss marketing practices.
BOZEMAN-April 1 Gallatin county was
added to the list of other Montana subdivis.
ions declared free from tubercular infected
cattle.
M~ISSoTLA-A land patent bearing the sie-
nature OF President Benjamin Harrison was
filed here. 1t was issued July -, Isae. %
Joseph Andrews.
LIvINGSTON-Just two weeks after the
death of her husband. a pioneer Park ranch
CT. Mrs. C. NJ. Lovely. g.. former Bozeman res
ident. died here.
HAvRE-An exhibit of the oils, water colors
and crayons by Milo Upjohn. a Red Gross
worker in France during the war, is to be
made here for the general public.
HELENA-Mrs Florence Breed Of New York.
representing the national association. address,
ed the Montana tuberculosis association at
its annual meeting here April 20.
MILES CITY-Incident to extended organiz-
alton work in Custer county. R. E. Cameron,
state director. recently conferred here with
All club leaders.
Observation-Disclosures pass on the divide on
the western Montana-Idaho border is now
open for auto traffic though caution has been
commended.
MILES - licenses sold by the
state to partially finance the operation of the
state motor patrol, will be on sale here within
a few days.
DHLOS-The first electrical storm Of the
season in the Centennial valley was accom-
panied by a fall of hailstones. some of which
were as big as marbles and caused some dam
age.
BILLINGS-Although 200 babies have seen
the first light of day at St. Patrick's hospital
since 1888. there was a dearth of twins re-
Gently. when two sets were born within sew
eral hours time.
old CREEK-This point. where the last
spike was driven. siGnalling completion in
1888 Of the Northern Pacific ranscontinental
route. Is to be marked with q memorial erect
ed in the Deer Lodge forest.
LIVINGSTON-The Addison-Miller company
OF St, Paul has started operations at the Emil
grant quarry of the Northern Pacific for the
taking out of 260 carloads of rock for the
railroad company.
MILES CITY-Co-operating with Mrs. Hen
rietta Crockett. executive secretary Of the
Montana Tuberculosis association. Miles City
school authorities have begun a tubercular
test Of high school students.
MISSOULA-Suit for 10000 has been filed
Nere Dy mary 1nHaQ against James Black Tor
injuries suffered in an auto mishap Dec.
IS. which prevented her from carrying on her
house work.
BILLINGS-Mrs. Frank Jennings Of Ken.
dallville, Ind. mother of Mrs. Charles D
Rasler of Billings, died at Three Harbor. Mich.
Of injuries in an auto crash in which heI
DAUGHTER also was hurt.
MISSOCLA-George L.. knight, chief Of the
state department of horticulture, believes Sc
we're weather of the last few weeks may have
destroyed some insect life but that its destruc.
ton Of hoppers is doubtful.
a PWA project is approved
here. no longer will residents of this village
60 a mile for their water. The only available
supply now is in a well that distance from
town and is hauled here in tanks.
MIsSOULA-A group of Is university stu
dents who comprised a vaudeville unit which
exhibited its wares in Helena, Missoula, Boze'
man, Great Falls, and other points. has re-
turned to the campus
BHLINGS-Sam Schillreff, known here as
boxer. is recovering from burns on both hands
sustained when gasoline he ignited on thu
highway as a signal to approaching motorist:
that his car was there, spread and scorchec
him.
MILES CITY-More than 5000 has beer
subscribed here by hotel men. garage, cafe
and filling station operations to aid the pro-
gram Of Montanans, Inc, in advertising Mon
tana's tourist and scenic advantages to the
rest Of the nation.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of ranchers a n {