The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-23
Treasure State
News in Brief

DEER L0DGE-A giant locomotive. de-
rallied near here was taken to the Livingston
shops for repairs.
MIssOULA-About $50 Montana university
students Will receive national youth admins
tration aid this year with the average grant
to each student around s11 or s12.
GREAT FALLs-Gov. Elmer Holt said here
the school for deaf and dumb at Boulder
to the new state school building at Great Falls
Until legislative action provides funds.
Miller, st. I~gnatius, has
been elected president Of the senior class
at Montana State normal; Bernard McGin-
and Walter Stephan, Dillon. heads the sopho-
more group.
BILLINGS-Mrs. John A. Matthews, wife
OF an associate Justice Of the Montana SUI
preme court. suffered two fractures in her
left arm, at the wrist and elbow. when she
fell down a stairway at the H. L. Myers home
here.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on a downtown street
here and severely beaten. Justice of the
Peace James Pringle was reported as show
ing Slight Improvement" Physicians at first
said the condition of the aged Justice was
serious.
MILES CITY-Miss Leila Macdonald. field
nurse for the Montana tuberculosis associa-
ton, Helena, began tuberculin tests among
the students of Custer county high school
the other day. Last year. 80 percent of the
students took the tests.
LIBBY-work has begun on a four-mile
federal public roads bureau project on high
way No. 2. between Libby and Troy. Clifton
and Applicable are contractors. The project
will link two public roads bureau projects al
ready finished.
BILLINGS-About 100 American Legion
members from seven posts in district II Of
the Montana department are expected here
Dec. S for the annual winter convention. Del
egates are expected from Bridger. Belfry.
Fromberg. Edgar. Red Lodge. Lauel, Column
bus, Hardin and other posts.
DnLON-A gravel made from rock quar-
ries near Jerusalem was presented to Ma
sonic lodge No. 16 here by Miss Jean Bishop.
who recently returned from the holy land.
She donated the gravel in memory Of the
Tooth birthday anniversary Of her father,
no died a decade ago.
BUTTE-Police here were asked to try to
locate Mrs. Alice Woodwork, mother of FL
mer Woodworth, one Of the victims Of a mine
accident in Mullan, Idaho: recently. Police
directory and asked anyone who knows her
whereabouts to communicate with police head
quarters.
STANFORD-County Attorney H. o. vralsted
trict court to enjoin the county clerk from
placing the name Of n. g. Garrett, Demo-
cratic nominee for county attorney. on the
posed in the primary. Vralstad contended
Garrett failed to pass the state bar exam
nation in September and was ineligible to
practice before the state supreme court.
BHLINGs-Al present officers Of the Mon
tana Laundry Owners association were re-
elected and Mjssoula was chosen as the 1897
convention site, here during the concluding
business session Of the 22d annual meeting Of
the organization. Officers are: Sid F. How
ard. Missoula, president; Herman Topel, Great
Falls, vice president; Joseph Hagen. Missoula.
ecretary-treasurer Helena was named as
the meeting place Of q mid-winter session,
to be held in January or February, which will
be attended BY the executive committee. A
that time the date Of the 1897 convention
will b sek.