The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-12-03
Treasure State
News in Brief

DILLON-Forest service range examiners
have started examinations of mountain
meadow lands in Beaverhead county under the
federal soil conservation program.
GREAT FALLS-Dr. F. L. Watkins said
Great Falls had experienced, during the past
few weeks. an outbreak of smallpox Of q mild
nature. He said 81 cases had been reported.
ROY-w. R. Davis, instructor in the Roy
hiEh school for the past four years, has been
Of the Ryegate schools. He is leaving at once
for his new position.
GREAT F~ALLS-William L. Kuglin. rs. died
of injuries received when a wood saw he was
operating on his fathers farm near here flew
to pieces. Both his arms were torn off in the
accident.
BIG TIMBER-A wreck on the highway
east OF here resulted in injuries to Mr.. and
Mrs; Ralph George Of Minneapolis; MS;
here for a short time, with minor hurts.
HAMILTON-Anna Grace Hart obtained a
divorce in Mineral county court from Warren
Hart, then married Thomas Saterlee, a nephew
of her former husband. Thus, her former
husband is now her uncle by marriage.
soula in 1885, and who operated a purebred
Hereford ranch on Birch creek near here for
Al years. died of arterio sclerosis following
an illness of several months. He was a former
commissioner Of Teton county.
DnLON-Herman Peterson, a member of the
Dillon Gun club, won second place IN the
national aH-around trapshoot at Orleans,
Ind, recently. Peterson placed first in skeet
shooting and tied for first place in handicap
and flyers shooting,
H~AVRE-James Harris of Spokane has been
elected president of the student cabinet at
Northern Montana college for the year. Ivan
Berg, Big Sandy, is vice PRESIDENT; Marie
Shipstead, Scobey, secretary, and Pauline Tim
mons, Havre, treasurer.
Mildred K. Stoltz, of Waller,
was named national junior secretary OF the
Farmers Educational and Cooperative union
at the organizations national convention IN
Oklahoma City recently, according to word
received here.
w. Deputy, 70, a resident Of
Beaverhead county for 43 years, died at his
ranch home south OF Dillon: He came 10
For the past Is years he had engaged In
ranching.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL ~PARK-Heavy
snowfalls have blocked all Yellowstone park
highways except the en-
trance road, and Supt. Edmund b. Rogers has
ordered all travel in the park ended for the
season.
the state p"enitentiary. said in the future
when a convict escapes, the old custom OF
sounding three sharp blasts on the prison
whistle would be revived. The penitentiary
offers a reward of $500 for anyone apprehend-
ing an escaped convict.
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conda and former national youth adminiStra-
ton director here, has been named vice pres
ident of the physical education and health
department of the Wyoming State Education
association. He is coach at the Jackson, Wyo,
high school.
ANACONDA-Louis v. Bender, who retired
recently as superintendent of the Anaconda
reduction works here to serve as consultant
metallurgical engineer for the Anaconda
Copper Mining company, will be guest Of
honor at a dinner sponsored by the Ana
conda Business and Professional Mems club.
E FALLS-J. Willard Baldwin, for
several years assistant superintendent and
credit manager of the Deaconess hospital here
and an alderman for the first ward, has an
nounced his resignation from the hospital
post to accept a position as business manager
of the Observation-Disclosures clinic at Billings.
DEER a m e S Boyack, 81, Of
Thompson Falls, was injured critically a few
days ago when his automobile skidded from
the highway and overturned about six miles
west of here. Attaches of a local hospital.
where Boyack was a patient, said he suffered
a possible broken back in the accident. Boy
ack. who had been employed in Butte, was en-
route to his home.
Succetti, the last of four