The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-06-19
Treasure State
News in Brief

FORT BENToN-Gov. Elmer Holt will be
the principal speaker at q countrywide Al
club picnic here June a. Twenty-Five hundred
are expected to attend.
BUTTE-D. H. Dickson, agent IN charge Of
the federal bureau Of Investigation here. has
resumed his duties after a severe fall. He
said he had not completely recovered.
+ GARDINER-Wiliam Anderson, 81, was crit
ically injured a few days ago when struck
by a car. He was taken to q LIVINGSTONE hos
pital.
GREAT F~ALLs-Stephen J. Angland Of this
city, graduate of the University Of Montana
law school, was admitted to the bar by the
supreme court OF Montana.
LIVINGSTONE. 8. Mortimer. employed by
the Railway Express agency here for the
last 16 years, has been transferred to Glen
dive as express agent.
BILLINGS-Albert T. Jodler. asent-opera-
tor for the Northern Pacific at Joliet, asso-
ciated with the company 43 years ago. was
recently retired. J. w. Overman, district
freight and passenger agent, announced.
PoLsoN-Producers of fruits and vegetables
in Lake county are forming plans for q CO.
1887. E. II. weigand Of Oregon State col
lege is in charge of the project.
BILLINGS-Bids on the 1886 wool pool Of
the Yellowstone Sheep association viii be
considered at a meeting Of the organization.
Last year the associations pool amounted to
a, SAB pounds.
LIvINGSTON-The body Of a man killed in
a fall from a Northern Pacific freight train
near Muir a few days ago has been identified
as that of Roy A. Stubblefield Of Walla Walla,
Wash. Two brothers made the Identification.
GREAT FALLs-walter L. 1gnatius is the
new manager Of the Northern Montana As
s~ociation Of Credit Men. a position vacant for
nearly two years. since the resignation Of
Frank E. Mcdonnell.
TRoY-Fifty high school boys from Libby.
Troy and Eureka were sent to the CCC tree
planting camp in the Yak country a few
days ago. Frank Thomas, camp supervisor,
states that the work there will not last Ions.
BUTTE-James P. MacEwan. assistant pro-
fessor OF Metallurgy at Montana School Of
Mines, resigned to accept q position at NC
Gill university at Montreal. DR.. Francis r.
Thomson. president. announces.
biological survey, completed an inspection of
the national bison range northwest of here.
He inspected all refugees and reserves in the
northwest.
MISSOULA-J. E. Hitler, chairman of the
faculty athletic committee; Kirk Badglcy, ath-
letic manager. and Douglas Fessenden, foot
ball coach. will represent Montana university
at a Pacific coast conference session in Spo-
kane.
JUDITH PR rain has given local
though the grasshoppers might take every
thing. but since the rains they are fewer
and it is hoped the rain and cold weather
killed the young hoppers.
. BILLINGS-A nine-week summer session
for grade school pupils who wish to review
courses and to make up work taken during
the regular school term opened here June
16. The session Is sponsored b. the Eastern
Montana Normal college.
HAvRE-Mrs. Elizabeth Turner. mother of
Mrs. H. Earl Clack, died a few days ago at
the home of a daughter in Gainesville, Tex,
where she was i'll from a broken hip. Word
Of her death was received about an hour after
Mrs. Clack had left to go to her bedside.
BUTTE-C. E. Botschelet, chief geographer
for the United States department of COM
state headquarters here Of the biennia whole
sale and retail business census. He said no
figures would be released until the canvas
was completed.
ANACONDA-A one-week-old moose, rescued
from possible drowning in Wise river by
in following its benefactor along the river
SO was brought to the state fish hatch
cry here where it is being fed milk from a
regulation baby's bottle.
MIssoULA-There are 2l5 men at work in
the Kootenai and Cabinet forests of Mon
tana on blister rust control work. Mai. Evan
Kelly, regional forester, said. The forest serv-
ice is to furnish pack strings Of mules to
carry supplies to camps beyond the ends of
roads.
the result OF a truck accident in 1895. D. F.
Cunningham was awarded $4,000 in actual
damages and $1,000 exemplary damages by
District Judge Robert G. Stong in a suit
against James L. Brewer and Mary A.
Brewer.
ANACONDA-Fire Chief Henry DUANE b.
gan An investigation a few days ago into the
cause Of the crumblin Of the three-story
house. The building, a 3O-room
structure, crushed an adjoining one-story
frame building in its fall. Damasc to both
was estimated at So, 900.
:POLSON-G. B. Campbell has sold his ga
rage business In Poison to A.. L. Helmer of
Butte, who will take possession July /. Mr..