The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-11-05
Treasure State
News in Brief

HAMILTON-The 480-acre ranch on Sleep
ing Child, known in early days as the Leavitt
place. has been sold to Elmer Savage and
Dave Foss of Hamilton.
WHITEFIsH-Dr. John B. slmons. who re-
Gently came to Whitefish from Swanville.
Mimi. opened his office as physician and
SURGEON. He is a graduate of the University
OF Minnesota medical school.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of potatoes, sugar
beets and apples has been almost completed
in the Bitter Root valley, agriculturists re-
ported.
United States department of m ar
rived here to investigate the crash of a private
airplane in which Joseph Polish and Mrs.
Rudolph Polish were killed.
LIBBY-The Junior Woman club voted to
back the senior club in the November drive
for funds for the winning pool. Ranger
Charles Powell spoke to the club on the Rec
reation in Relation to Forest MANAGEMENT. .
BONNER-Miss Gladys shannon. 40, post
mistress here the last three years, died at
her hone after a months ILLNESS. She is
survived by her mother, Mrs. Kathleen Shan
non of Bonner.
MISSOULA-Serg. c. w. Peterson. since
1925 chief clerk of the military science de-
partment Of the State university. left for
Oakland, Calf, where he will take over his
new post in the Reserve Officers Training
corps in the public high school there.
MILES CITY-Catherine Spero. IT, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Spero of the Coal creek
area, was brought here for treatment of a
gunshot wound in her right foot, inflicted
when the rifle she was lifting from a saddle
scabbard discharged accidentally.
HAVRE-The junior high school band elected
as follows: President. Charles Zartman: vice
president, Donald Olsen; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Keith Collision; librarians. Dorothy Knapp
and Eileen Westerman; property manager,
Wayne ormany; roll, Shirley Anderson.
H-The case against Lena
Matthes charged with running into another
car while driving on u. S. highway No. 90.
not stopping to render assistance, and not
reporting the matter to the state highway
patrol. was dismissed by Judge Stacey on the
ground of insufficient evidence.
FORT BENTON-Commander Berkner of the
Highwood chapter Of the American Legion has
announced that Legion and auxiliary members
will observe Armistice day, Nov. II, at a
Geraldine There will be a novelty
vaudeville performance and a dance at the
community hall.
MISSOULA-The bureau of public roads will
open bids here Nov. 5 on a contract to con-
struct a s240, 900 bridge and railroad overpass
at st. Regis on the Yellowstone trail. The
bridge will cross the clarks Fork river and
the overpass will provide a grade separation
from the Northern Pacific.
WHITEFISH-The Rev. David I. Norcross,
pastor Of the Christian church at Seattle,
spoke in Whitefish at the public schools and
at the Methodist church on peace. He is field
seSietd1y U II national council Tor pre-
vention Of war. and he also spoke at the
Columbia Falls schools and church and at
Kalispell.
WISDOM-C. E.. Miller OF the U-U ranch
Is taking no chances on having his fine hay
crop marooned in the Big Hole basin when
the heavy SHOWS come. His trucks are pass
ing through here day and night, enroute to
Ramsay, where he will have 500 tons stored
easily accessible to Butte and Anaconda
markets.
HAvRE-The Havre city council adopted a
resolution asking the federal government and
public works administration to again grant
an extension Of time in which to submit proof
that natural gas Tor . proposed municipal