The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-01-10

MANHATTAN-. n. Glover. Is, pelice mag
istrate hare since 1s3e and . Justice of the
Montana in 1913. died after q weeks illness.
The widow. two sons and two daughters sur
vive.
City republican national committeeman for
Montana, has been appointed by Henry r.
Fletcher. national chairman, as a member Of
the committee on rules for the national con-
! vention at Cleveland. nsxt June.
HELENA-Hugh Angus MacKinnon. rs years
old, pioneer Helena business mar and father
| Of Eugene MacKinnon, editor Of the Billings
Gazette, died at his residence here. He had
been i'll about two weeks. following q heart
| attack. For about SO years he had been in
business here as a tinsmith.
GREAT FALLS-Lloyd Kurth. former reg
lister Of the city water department, pleaded
innocent to . second charsins
A previous information, substantially the
| same, was dismissed because 1t contained .
typographical error.
HELENA-Mrs. Johanna Hirsch, SO. a res
ident Of Montana nearly 60 years. died at
her home here. She was the widow Of Carl
came to Montana in 1877. She and her late
husband formerly lived at Boulder. Two sons,
Frank and William. survive.
MssoULA-sanders county assessor for
20 years, Frank Foster, 70, of
Falls, died in o hospital here following o
long illness. He lived in Montana 90 years
and was clerk and recorder before he was
elected assessor. His wife died some time
ago. A sister at Buffalo. N. Y, survives.
recently at the Laurel shops of the Northern
Pacific. They had been engaged in work
on gondola cars. The layoff applied princi-
pally to men who had been transferred here
from other DOintS on the system, Pr1OT
to the reduction, the Laurel shops had the
largest number of employees in history.
HELENA-Joseph Pescool and Frankie
Abbott of Helena believe they were the first
couple married in Montana in 1886. Justice
J. P. Brass performed the ceremony at his
Mrs. Elizabeth Glass, deputy clerk of the
district court. to issue the license. thought
to be the first issued in the state this year.
conservation and installation
of Bishop-elect Joseph NJ. Gilmore. who sue
ceeds Bishop Ralph L. Hayes as head OF
the Helene diocese OF the Catholic church
day, Feb. 10, church officials announced. The
Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani. apos-
tolic delegate to the United States and titular
archbishop of Laodicea, will be the conse-
Grating prelate.
HARLowToN-Howard Nelson. ~. a barber.
attempted to kill himself in his apartment at
the spooner apartments and is in a critical
condition at a local hospital. Nelson, who is
unmarried, shot himself in the chest with
a revolver following his return from a dance
a few days ago. He came to Harlowton about
two months ago and is employed at the J.
Nichols barber shop.
POLSON-State Patrolman Robert Wright
Of Butte. who spent the holidays with rela-
tives at Poison, made five arrests for traf-
fc violations during his brief visit here.
Two men were arrested for driving without
drivers licenses and were fined IS. Two were
arrested for driving while intoxicated and
fined 500 each. They were John Council Of
the Turtle lake section and Oswald Felsman
of st. %Ignatius. They were unable to pay the
fines and were placed in custody of the sher-
If. George Elmore was charged with driv-
ing Q truck at night without proper clear
ance Lights.