Carbon County news., 1937-11-05
The WEEKS NEWS
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Kalispell-An exhibition of Il
| sketches in pen and ink and small
oils by Charles J. Palmer of Lake
Mcdonald are on display at the
library. Indians and mountain land,
scapes are the artists chief inter.
est.
| Melrose-Just as he was dis.
mounting from his horse a few
days ago, while irrigating a field,
Hilary Tate felt his horse crumple
under him. An examination disclos-
ed that a bullet had gone through
the animals brisket. Where the
shot came from was mystery.
Glasgow-More than 1000 tons
of sugar beets will be harvested in
the Glasgow irrigation district, be-
tween Vandalia and Nashua this
year, according to Halter Gearhart
of Chinook, Montana, manager of
the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. Last
year virtually no beets were rails
ed in this district.
Missoula-Glen A. Smith, a
member of the forest service organ
ization in the northern Rocky
Mountain region for the last 80
years, has been named assistant
regional forester in charge of wild
life and range management of the
intermountain region, with head
quarters in Salt Lake City.
Great Falls-Hallowe'en prank
sters were blamed for the failure
of the lighting system of the
Great Falls high school stadium
during a game between the local
team and Missoula high. The game
was delayed an hour while utility
trouble-shooters restored the cir
cult.
Bozeman-The quietest political
campaign here in recent years will
end when Bozeman voters select a
city commissioner who will become
mayor during the second two years
of his four year term.
Butte-Gordon Brunkow of
Butte was overcome by smoke from
a fire which started in the stands
at Clark park here during the Mon
tana university-state college foot
ball game. Hospital attaches said
his condition was not believed SER
ious.
Billings-Complications of injur-
les received last Friday morning
when the automobile in which he
was riding to high school foot |
ball game at Miles City hurtled off |
the road and overturned east of |
Hysham claimed the life here We'd
nesday morning of Edward Nc
Kissickj 17fyear-old Billings high
school senior.
Chinook-George P. Gray, for
merly member of the Harlem
police force, has filed suit in dis
trict court here asking damages of
$4,000 against o. w. Olson, for
mer mayor of Harlem.
National I
New York-Fiorello H. LaGuar-
aia-the first reform" candidate
ever to beat the city Democratic
machine twice in a row-was re-
elected by the greatest vote ever
given a mayoral candidate in New
York. His historic victory meant
also the worst licking, figured on K
he basis of plurality, that machine
,ver took. u
Marshall, Mo.-If some one had
to Henry A. Wallace, ID
Tears ago that his sponsorship of u
contest in Iowa to determine ]
how much corn a man can husk "
n a given time" would lead to a
lational contest regarded as the s
'remier sporting event of agricul- !
ure, chances are he would not a
ave agreed. The national corn
lusking contests got underway at
Garshall this week. III
Hollywood, Calif.-A bomb ex-
loded early today under the home
f Clifford E. Clinton, vice crusa-
er and county grand juror, but
allied to injure him or eight men, F
ers of his household in upstairs il
edrooms. Il
Denver-Mrs. Martha Turner, c
8, widowed teacher, who came to S
'enver from Maitland, to attend g
teachers meeting, died today Of n
ljuries received in a fall from the
'indow of a hotel at which she had T
egistered. fl
Chicago-The American Medical h
ssociation said two new deaths "
erified as caused by an elixir Of v
brought the total to b
fty-nine. The new cases were in ir
exas City, Texas and McCaskill, W
.rk.
Media, Pa.-Albert r. Knight, ID
ne-time wealthy oil company ex- Il
,utive, was found guilty of arson N
might but was acquitted of IrC
larges that he ATTEMPTED to burn D:
is three daughters and collect Il
100000 insurance on their lives. Iw
Washington-United States gov liza
prepared to welcome En- len
lands abdicated king and his Am to
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