The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-05-29
Treasure State
News in Brief

FoRsYTHEJim Newnes, for over four years
has resigned James McGraw Of Forsyth has
been appointed to the position.
BILLINGS-Twenty-sev novices were ini-
tiated by Ad Bedoo Shrine temple OF Bill
lings as the climax Of its recent goth cere-
monial session here.
school Of education Of the University Of WASH
inRton, will be commencement speaker at the
sixth annual graduating exercises at North
Montana college June z.
MsSOULA-"Caesar," the only white bison
in captivity. given a party in honor Of
his Sd birthday by forest service officials who
gathered at the United States buffalo range
so miles northeast Of here.
BILLINGS-A 15-foot fall from railroad
overpass scaffolding east Of here resulted in
the left ankle for Phillip Deroeck. SO, Of this
city.
| ANACONDA-An eagle with a 6-foot wing
| spread that ventured too near the bright
lights of the city during the night struck q
wire and fell to the ground, injured and un-
able to fly. police officer killed the bird
RONAN-Furnished by the government. 1000
cattle have been given to Indian farmers in
Flathead valley Four hundred were turned
onto pasture in the Poison district and 600
\ in the Roman district.
BILLINGS-The fourth hottest temperature
have been taken here was registered a few
days ago when the mercury shot to 90 de-
grees above zero The previous high mark for
| this year was May when it was 81
BILLINGs-John A. Kelsey, As. died at
hospital here few days ago of spotted fever,
the second victim OF the disease in this
region this year. He was bitten by a wood
tick April Is while at work for sheep
company.
MISSOULA-Robert H. Williams charged
yyffl u-jaJ Sirp Unfit l,,rfr,
with Private Ellis Jones and H. A. Bradley
of Fort Missoula, on April IL. pleaded guilty
in district court and was sentenced to one
year in the state penitentiary.
BILLINGs-President Ernest T. Eaton of
Billings Polytechnic institute said the mil
lion dollar finance campaign of the institu-
tion has started with number of substantial
subscriptions. He recently opened campaign
offices in New York. Boston and Chicago.
MIsSOULA-J. c. Petres Of Helena travel
railway. told traffic officials of the company
at recent meeting that Montana this year
will have its biggest tourist business in his
tory.
BILLINGS-The Yellowstone Sheep associa-
ton is Planning early negotiations for mar
keting its 1896 wool clip. President A. G. Hoff
of Huntley recently announced. The associa-
ton markets between 40, 600 and $4,000 pounds
OF wool annually.
THOMPSON FALLs-H. Haley. Prospect
IN
days ago looking for teething ring. Mr..
Haley is cutting a third set of teeth. Mr..
Haley stated he has in his possession a hen
that lays a large egg day with two yolks
and the next day lays two eggs.
BILLINGS-A bid of $780, submitted by
Floyd Aker of Billings and Oliver wallop Of
Sheridan. Wyo.. for daily weather flights
from the Billings municipal airport will be
officials of the department of commerce by
=. j. Fox. temporarily in charge OF the Bill
lings weather bureau.
HYSHAM-A truckload of more than 1000
gallons Of gasoline ignited and burned on
highway eight miles west Of here A pass
Ing motorist signaled to the driver c. B.
Louden, that his cargo on fire. Louden
jumped from the machine shortly before
compartment exploded and threw flaming
gasoline several yards.
LEWISTOWN-Thc annual music festival of
Lew town city schools was head at the Junior
high school under direction of Miss Louise
Cochran and Miss Elizabeth Swartz. Each
grade from each of the city schools was rep
resented as we'll as the grade school band,
under direction Of Harry Pond. which made
its debut.
MsSoULA-Ira Gabrielson, chief of the
bloiog1cal survey, has agreed to reopen the
Nine Pipe reservoir to fishing, it was reported
by Thomas N. Marlowe. president of the
Western Montana Fish and Game commits
sion. The federal bureau closed the area to
trespassins when 1t was claimed that fences
and other property had been DESTROYED.
GREAT FALLS-Contract for the construc-
ton Of the first unit of yards of the Great
Falls Livestock Yards Co. has been awarded
to Ferche and Karaffa Of Great Falls en-
bid ;of $13,100. The contract is for pens
water service. crawling of runways. feed
racks and loading and unloading chutes. A
second letting will be for a pavilion and Of
flee at the yards.
BUTTE-Twin babies, a boy and a girl.
were born here few days ago to Mr.. and
hos
the twins. DR.. v. Ungherini, attending phys
ician, ordered the babies put in incubator
to gain more strength. The boy weighs four
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