The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-25
Treasure State
News in Brief

EiVRE-TheH Hill county board of commits
sionrrS has appointed James G.. Holland coro-
ner to succeed John ]. hostel. whe recently
reSiEacd.
HAMILToN-Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stanley.
Of Miles City, have purchased the florist bus
:nc2s OF Mrs. A. E. Shappee here. The deal
included business, gardens and home.
HiMILToN-Mrs. Marcus DAILY has arrived
here from New York City for a stay at the
DAILY summer home. Mrs. Daily is the widow
OF the late Montana copper magnate.
MISSoULA-Dr. Marvin Potter, of Missoula.
has hc"u reelected president of the Montana
State University Alumni association, it was
announced at the university.
HELENA-The Montana office of the ma
ticnal unemployment service announced 1884
Mon;anans were placed in Jobs during May.
OF the total. 1.045 were absorbed by private
industry.
H~ELESi-State Purchasing Agent A. W.
Ell, II announces he will open bids July l on
s;Ste printing for the coming year. He esti-
mated the work would cost approximately
$l30,000.
Observation-Disclosures of % ccc clerical
ard office workers at the Fort Missoula head
quarters OF the corps is now under way and
the changcover is expected to be completed
by June 30.
BtLLINGS-Ninety seniors were graduated
tana Normal school here recently. DR.. Alfred
Atkinson. president Of Montana State college,
delivered the commencement address.
DEER LODGE-Guards at the Montana state
penltentiary are now working eight hours a
day. Warden Bergstrom announces. Hereto
fore, guards, in addition to working regular
shifts. we're also required to report for duty
when meals were served.
HAVRE-One hundred and seventeen gradu-
ates of Northern Montana college were award
ed diplomas at the schools seventh annual
commencement exercises here. DR.. Malcolm s.
MacLean of the University Of Minnesota was
the chief speaker.
POLSON-The Glacier park institute grounds.
on the west shore of FIathead lake near
Rollins, a popular campsite for state organi-
cations. was opened recently. First camp
scheduled was a Girl Scout leaders training
session.
BILLINGS-Plans to purchase 1000 yearling
cattle to be ranged under tribal Supervision
q the Cheyenne Indians on the Tongue river
reservation IN southeastern Montana have been
announced by George M. Nyce, regional for
ester OF the United States Indian service.
HAVRE-Construction Of the city's So, 900
direction of City Engineer George E. Atkinson.
The pool will be los feet long and 40 feet
wide and will be constructed with the aid
include plunge, dressing rooms and showers.
THOMPSON FALLs-United States forest
service officials in this region have started
their annual campaign aeains: white pine
blister rust and have established one crew of
ol tAe ~. reBlS river area TO eraQ1cate
the infeStations. Two more camps will be es-
tablished in this area this month.
! COLUMBIA FALLS-The Columbia Falls
city council. in cooperation with business
of the town, has decided to oil main
street from highway No. 2 to the public square.
and the four blocks around the park in the
square. Cost of the project is estimated at
$3.50.
POLSON-The fatal shooting of Louis Mala-
tare, 9, Of Arlee, by his cousin. Baptiste
Malatare, 10, while the boys were on q hunt
decided at an inquest held at the Jocko
agency near Arlee. Baptiste Malatare. in a
sworn statement, said he shot at a gopher