The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-13

HELENA-The big dance sponsored annually
by the members of the printing craft in
Helena will be held April 10 at the Shrine
temple. Harry Silver is chairman of the
general committee.
MISSOULA-The Montana State university
health service spent 81, 709. SO to cover ex.
penses incurred in the fall quarter, it was
reported by Kirk Badgley. assistant business
manager.
MISSOULA-An "old-timer' in the CCC
Gerald Plymale Of Dixon. has been released
! from Headquarters detachment at Fort Mis-
soula. He has been an enrollee since May,
1888. the first month of the organization.
HAvRE-Dr. A. W. Hurd of the social science
department of Northern Montana college has
been invited to give the graduate course in
statistics and research at the University OF
West Virginia summer sessions at Morgan
town, W. Va.
BHLINGS-F. E. Huddleston Of Lockwood
Flats was reelected president of the Noun
tain States Beetgrowers Marketing associa-
President W. A. Allison of Billings and Secre-
tary-Treasurer F. J. Cox Of Huntley.
BILLNGs-B. M. Barrett Of Dayton, o.
and suffered painful hand and knee injuries
when he jumped off near a bridge. He
walked back to the depot and was given
first aid.
EAST HELENA-Andrew Vargo has con-
structed his own seismograph. not content
with recording earthquakes by feeling them
himself. The machine picks up several jolts
a day but as yet doesn't measure their
length or intensity.
BUTTE-A total of SO Silver Bow county
widows received s5,0e3 in mothers pension
wa rrantS. Fred Ratani chairman of the
board of county commissioners. announced a
few days ago. The payment depleted the
mothers fund budget until the new fiscal
year.
BIG TIMBER-Mrs. sigma Bailey. Sweet
Grass county treasurer, was knocked uncon-
scious by an unknown assailant. as she was
closing her office a few days ago. and locked
her in a vault. Friends. who noted her alb
sence. found her several hours later still I'M
conscious. No funds from any Of the county
offices were reported missing.
BIG ~TIMBER-George Washington Cook.
who was 100 years old on Feb. %. was pre-
sented with a huge birthday cake by the
pioneer society. Of which he is a member.
He was also presented with many other
gifts in honor of the occasion. Mr.. Cook was
born in Burlington county, New jersey, but
has made his home in Montana since 1878.
ANACONDA-J. B. c. Knight Of Anaconda
was elected president Of the Third Judicial
District Bar association succeeding 3. p. Will
son of Deer Lodge. Other officers Of the
district, comprising Deer Lodge, Powell and
Grants counties, are J. j. Mcdonald OF
Philipsburg. vice president; E. M, Keeley Of
Deer Lodge. secretary-treasurer.
~LIBBY-Thomas A. Toole. president OF the
Glacier Silver Lead Co., says there will be
much activity at the mine this year. He says
men will be put to work placing the ma
chinery and power plant in condition for
resumption Of operations as soon as the
weather will permit. An agreement has been
made with William G. Cook OF Spokane Tor
the development Of the property.
HARLEM-Hans Hansen, 80. brought here
recently with frozen feet and hands, died
a few days later at a Havre hospital from
a p~aralytic stroke. Hanson was found at ms
cabin where he lived alone. lying on the
floor. and at first it was believed he had
lain for several days. It has since been de-
termined that he had lain but a few hours,
having suffered a p~aralytic stroke, possibly
in the morning. He was brought to town that
evening on a sleigh and later taken to Havre
for treatment.