The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-07-17
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Treasure State
News in Brief

NAsHUA-1n connection with the primary
election July 81. Nashua taxpayers will vote
on a $4,000 water works bond issue.
WOLF POINT-The state examiners report
for the city Of Wolf Point shows a decrease
in indebtedness Of So. 4o4. So between July 81,
1885. and last May 81.
BILLINGS--Adrian Stewards. SO. of Cody,
Wyo., was injured seriously in q 30-foot fall
from a scaffold onto an iron brace at the
Shoshone dam site in Wyoming.
G~LENDIvE-The maximum temperature of
us degrees was recorded at Glendive July S.
1t was the highest recorded in the 40 years
history OF the weather bureau records here.
LIvINGsToN-william Bauman, Northern
Pacific engineer, retired here a few days
ago after more than so years Of service as a
railroad man.
NASHUA-Frank zvonar was elected pres
ident OF the Farmers Union Elevator Co. at the
annual stockholders meeting. M. M. Boer-
shinger was elected vice president and VIII
liam A. Grady, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MISSOULA-Forest service officials have
invited Montana fish and game commission
members to take a trip into the region of the
gone conditions.
GREAT FALLs-wiliam D.. LOTUS, a rail-
roader for 46 years and an employee Of the
Great Northern for SO years, retired a few
days ago. He was freight agent here and
had lived in Great Falls since 1913,
OF Montana State uni
versity's law school will hold an organiza-
ton meeting directly after the convention in
Bozeman Aug. IA and IS Of the Montana Bar
association.
ANACONDA-Patrick McEnerney, 81, was
injured fatally in a fall at the Anaconda re-
auction works where he was employed He
died in an ambulance enroute to the hospital
after he fell while shoveling on a "walkway'
about 10 feet above the floor.
GREAT FALLs-New property added to the
county tax rolls in the last IL months boost
eo county property valuation more than a
ton said. Last year the valuation was $50
ooS.2So. This year it is s81. 1854.
NASHUA-At a meeting Of the town coun-
Gu, a new law was made effective that only
ilreproo1 buildings will be allowed to he
erected on Main street. This order was
aeemed necessary following the disastrous
tahs OF a Few days ago. Plans are being
brick buildings. "'A
PH1LIPSBURG-Nick Birdari, As, miner.
was kilied instantly a few days ago when he
leu ~ 1eet from a chute to the ground while
repairing equipment at the Trout Mining Co.
neck and a severe head wound. He had been
EMPLOYED at the mine only a week and had
previously worked in the Occur d'Alene, Ida.
ana Butte mining districts.
BuTIE-Mrs. Martha Spencer. 81, who with
her husband, John Spencer. sailed up the
missouri river in 1879 and established a large
cattle ranch where Great Falls now stands.
died IN Palo Alto, Calf, a few DAYS AGO
Mrs. Spencer left four children, Including
Mrs: willard Thompson. Butte.
DiLLON-William Dietrich, 80, ranch en-.
pioye VINO escaped from Beaverhead county
oI1lcers by dropping from a third floor win
COW and swimmin the Beaverhead river, was
captured the other day at Armstead and re-
turned to the county jail. Dietrich is facing
employe. Dietrich escaped from the officers
when they allowed him to go to his room to
get some clothes while they waited down.
stairs.
YELLOWSTONE PARK-There have ham
s2.793 people and $1,000 automobiles regis
tered In park for the season
through June 30. including 46,s2s counted
previous to June 10. All states are repre-
sented In the travel from June 10 to 30, with
California leading with 4,605 visitors. Mon
tana is second with 3.41s and Wyoming third.
with 2.093. A new travel record was set for
any June day on the 21st, when 3.72e visit.
ors entered Yellowstone. This Compares with
the previous record Of 3,O25 people entering
the park June %; 1895.
BIG TIMBER-A. M. Grosfield, y. old.
time rancher and prominent sheepman Of the
swamp Greek district was badly hurt ths
other day while attending one of his sheen
was stalled and got out to investigate, when
the horses started pulling the loaded wagon
across his chest. He managed to capture
the horses afterward. getting on A saddle
horse and riding some distance before help
was secured. He was finally brought Ia AZ
Timber hospital, where examination dis.
closed seven broken ribs.