Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-21
News Briefs
From, the Treasure State

HELENA-Mrs. Mary Levings, So.
who died at a hospital here. had been
resident Of Montana about q years.
She was a native Of Ohio.
BAKER - Fallon county officials
complained recently with Justice
that the courthouse was drafty.
Twenty-six windows were broken in
the building by haiistorm.
HAMILTON-Evelin Matteson. 80. a
resident of Darby since 1887. died here
after brief illness. A native of ILL
nois, Matteson came to the Bitter Root
valley by covered wagon to take up
homestead.
HELENA-The United States en-
ployment service in Montana obtained
jobs for 5000 persons in industry and
agriculture during July, compared to
5000 placements in June. Farm place
ments totaled 3,400.
BUTTE-Old Dobbin may be coming
back because of the tire shortage, but
he isn't welcome in Butte. Police have
barred horses from the streets of
Butte because their hoofs tear up the
asphalt paving.
BUTTE-The city of Butte had sl92,-
1921 on hand July 81, decrease OF
about S32.O 900 from the June 80 figure
OF s225, 35i08, according to the MONTH
" report OF City Treasurer Bernard
E. Holland The city paid out S55,843.20
and received s3l ,586.38 during July.
LEWISTOWN- Belle w. Beebe,
6S who died here was past depart
,,,e,,t nresident If the Montana q A r
She was born in st. Paul and came
here with her husband in 1901. She
served two terms as Fergus county
auditor.
ur,rN. VIII Aiyen sacre.arv IN
-. .To,tona oo,,arnnrs hos f,,~
&C. T., oo.;ua reI;tics ~, tho on;nion
If n, Loot tu,o 1arsons The state can
wasting board checking official re-
turns of the primary, found two votes
cast for Aiken for United States
senator.
p1rrE elenbant he,ieved tn
80 - 80 tacansa If hood core
t,ro,e. fro,,, &c chains of the Cole
81 ,;ro,,s ,ot ,,ora ord seyere,y in
iIred Earl page trainer The Gle
plant picked Page up with its trunk,
dashed him to the ground and stepped
on him.
urENa Tho cbance of wide
80 o,,t,,raat ~ sIeen;na sicrness
49, 800 IN tho Ifnifed States
49, s7,r,,,ar is averv smou- Dr w I
p,I4,ar toto ,eterinarian said Adj
49, If conditions in other states he
raso ar,.aa t,a sitnation wss "contrarv
~ ex,ectation y
,,.;.i, -, o,,.,,,,+ of sno ,,o,nds Of zinc
Iii. iii ha h,,il+ son1euhere in the
u,asior, stotes nossihIv Montana ac-
onrGira- ~ Oscar Raarson state wPR
J;reotor The nIant will use natural
oas ~, several STAGES Of reduction of
fhe ore
VIC Wv
GLASGOW-A broken leg suffered
July "a resulted in the death OF II. II.
Hicks, 66, farmer and storeoWner OF
Baylor, at Glasgow hospital. plooo
ciov La ue t,,a oa,,sa of deatb uicts
III Hs NO 10Y ciosino q gate at bic
60, 90 ,o,,a We, civ n,iIes northvest If
p a.rL ~
HELENA-Three dioramas used in
the Montana exhibit at the Golden
Gate exposition in San Francisco to
depict the geological and biological
story of this part of the nation Will
be placed in the Helena high school
for exhibition and study purposes be-
fore school opens Sept. 8, Payne Tenn
Dioramas were presented to the school
bv .Shorty" Shope and the Montana
HIGHWAY commission.
CONRAD-From the VISITS IN Soh-
rad OF prominent national Shorthorn
breeder officlals' IL deVelopeo .ilat =. ~.
Price, local breeder, mad the slHth
largest nero OF registered shorthoIiS
In the united states. he recently aoo-
ed a new Dull, Chpper crest, whlch
was obtained from the Snl-A-bar
farms OF Gram valley, MO. he also
to Sprague, Wash, to the largest stock