The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-01-24

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the Knowlton region. Lance Erwin Is re
turning to Belfast. Ireland. to live with
relatives.
residents conferred with state water con-
servaticn authorities in connection with a
proposed municipal gravity water system.
MISSOULA-With 20 physically handicapped
young men and women in Missoula shops and
schools, the state bureau of vocational re-
Mobilization has more persons in training
here than ever before.
NILE CITY-Directors of the Eastern
Montana Fair association board who we're
reelected are A. c. Eichhorn. William Tib-
bles. j. H. Boiling, F. W. Woolsey and Alva
HERS.
MISSOULA-More than 750. 900 bushels Of
wheat were loaded and shipped to mills and
elevators from points on this division OF the
Northern Pacific since the crop was harvested
last fall.
EKALAKA-Raymond Sheldon, county at
torney of Custer county. announces himself
as a candidate for the republican nomination
for representative In congress from the east
ern Montana district.
MIssOULA-A course in meteorology was
started by the State university physics depart
ment, under direction of DR.. E. NJ. Little. to
aid students in making observations and fore
casting weather conditions.
MISSOULA-The quality of fruit inspected
by the horticulture division of the state de-
pa-tment of agriculture in November, 1885,
was 1 percent under the condition in October.
George L. knight, state horticulturist. re-
ported recently.
MssoULA-About 5000. 900 feet of logs
we're brought to Bonner from Cottonwood
logging operations of the Anaconda Copper
Mining Co. in the last month. The Milwaukee
railroad reported GIT cars Of loss hauled
to the mill from Blackfoot operations.
BILLNGS-Frank G. Connolly. vice pres
ident of the Connolly Machinery Co. here,
was elected president of the Billings Com
mercial club to succeed H. J. Coleman. local
attorney. Reyn Leedom and John Foote were
elected vice presidents.
MIssoULA-A well was completed at Charlo
that apparently will supply the city with
an unlimited source Of water. In a 60-hour
test, q 30-gallon a minute pump was unable
to lower the water in the well. Charlo has
long been handicapped by lack Of water.
coNRAD-A coroner's jury held Arthur
cidentally, but at the same time, blamed an
unknown driver for speeding, another for
failure to dim his lights. and a third for
parking his truck wrong on the highway.
MISSOULA-Construction Of a new hangar
administration building at the Missoula airport
b proposed: The airport commissioners met
recently with city and county officials and
discussed plans for improving the port with
WPA funds.
Camas IRRIGATION district for the last rs
years, was appointed as commissioner of
the F1athead irrigation board OF commission
efs by Judge Albert Besancon in district
court. He was appointed to fill the vacancy
lift by the death Of A. B. Inkster.
BnLNGs-Register Harry W. Hill of the
Billings federal land office announces au-
khorization of the sale Of isolated tracts OF
unreserved public lands and tracts not tso-
lated but which are too mountainous or too
rough for cultivation. within and outside
Taylor grazing districts.
GREAT ~FALLS-voting unanimously. the
new board of directors of the Great Falls
Chamber Of elected Oshey Devine
as president to succeed W. E. Mitchell, who
has served for the last two years. Other Off
W. R.. Berger. first vice president; Alexander
Warden. second vice president. and A. ].
Breitenstein. secretary-treasurer the last re-
elected.
HELENA-Federal Judge James H. Baldwin
told Irving J. Driscoll of whitehall, I'm only
sorry the maximum penalty isn't greater"
fined hin 500 recently. Driscol was charged
With selling liquor by the drink at a resort
ut Whitehall. In imposing sentence. the judge
told Drlscou, you are tne Type uo WIZ
destroys young men and women OF the coun-
III and puts them into the CUTTERS"
POLSON-James Harbert. clerk Of district
court, reports that, despite the gin MARRIAGE
law. Lake county issued almost as many
licenses in 1885 as in 1884. There were lis
licenses in 1885. The record month for the
county since its formation in 1928 was 81
In June. There was not a license in July
nor August. There were 80 divorce actions
fned in the county in 1895 and in 1913!
There were 100 marriage licenses granted and
% divorce actions.