The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-24
Treasure State
News in Brief

HINGHAM-1n the city election at bingham
Mrs. Ella M. Amdahl, was elected mayor "a
succeed Dan s. Lett. resigned.
HARLOwTON-Mrs. Howard Foster received
minor injuries when the car driven BY heI
husband collided with one driven by Henry
Robinson on Central avenue.
HARLEM-John Homer F~itzsimmons, q, wa
laid to rest in the Harlem cemetery Q few
days ago. His five sons acted as palbearers.
His widow. five sons and four daughters
survive.
MSSOULA-The Western Montana Fish and
Game association has moved its pheasant
pens to the state university forestry school
nursery where the caretaker at the nursery
may watch over the birds.
Observation-Disclosures at Montana state
university reached 2.09l students April 4.
the end Of the second week in the spring
quarter. Never before in the history Of the
school has registration been so large.
GREAT FALLstsales Of new automobiles in
Montana during the first two months Of his
year totaled $780,. or 1859 more than in the
corresponding period last year, it was an
nounced by M. F. Trenne. secretary Of the
Montana Motor Trades association.
BHLNGs-The Great Western Sugar Co.
has mailed checks totaling s107. $40 to beet
growers in the Billings and Lowell. Wyo., fac
oSS AASsAASSe |" SAA~A VI IL
cents q ton on 1895 production. Billings grow
ers received s53.2s2 Of the total.
FORT BENToN-supt. W. R. Hasie of the
local schools has received word that Prof.
b. <. Smell Of the University Of Missoula
has accepted the invitation to be the COM
mencement speaker June 4. His subject viii
be challenge Of the West"
M1SSOULA-The federal government has
purchased seven city lots here for $19, 500. as
q site for the prODOSRd S6n0 nm federal NJ
flee building. Belanger and company of Seattle
submitted the low bid Of $4s5, 888 on the gen.
eral construction contract.
GREAT FALLS-The accrediting board of
Northwest Education association Of Spokane
has announced permanent accrediting Of both
o'Hara of the Great Falls diocese was recently
advised.
RONAN-Miss Armane Singer, former Ro-
nan resident. left recently to take up her
duties in st. AIMS hospital at Juneau,
Alaska. For the last six years Miss Singer
training there, was graduated from St
Johns hospital in 1894. and since has been
employed in Helena hospitals.
DnLON-Milton Nay, 70, who came to
Bannack in 1864 with his parents. died in
q local hospital after a brief illness. He and
his two brothers. Byron and Ross Nay, OPP
prairie from 1880 until 1918 when they &C
CURED holdings on Buffalo creek.
BUTTE-The Montana automobile accident
death rate has been reduced 1914 percent
since the inception Of the state highway pa
troll, Highway Commissioner L. J. Croonen-
berghs, chairman Of the patrol board. told
Butte Kiwanians in q highway safety" talk
recently.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that the annual
convention Of the Great Northern Veterans
association be held here June 6 will be taken
to the ORGANIZATIONS board Of directors by
J. A.. Laird. president, who conferred with
the Havre chamber Of on the mat
ter. Approximately 800 railroad veterans and
officials will attend the convention.
BHLINGS-Clyde La vern Marcroft. SO. OF
this city. travelling representative for War
ner Bros. Pictures, Inc, was fatally injured
when struck and run over by an oil truck
and trailer. Ill recently and SO troubled with
his eyes that he could not see well, Marcroft
had started for q walk As minutes before
the accident happened.
ANACoNDA-Casper oimen. Anaconda SIX,
| jumper, has returned from Europe, where he
captained the United States team in the
fourth Olympic ski tournament at Garmisch-
Partenkirchen, Germany. He also competed
in Journeys in Austria n Norway. During
his three-months' stay in Europe he visited
his parents in Norway and friends In Sweden,
MsSOULA-wsging . valiant but futile
battle against terrible burns received when
he came into contact with . 3,0oo-volt power
line. Earl Jensen, 2s-year-old truck driver
died . few days sso. While WORKING in thu
| vicinity Of the Milwaukee railroad trolley line1
] Jensen was fatally injured when . pole h