The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-11
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added to the shelves Of the Big
Horn County library.
Bagby, "The Original Car
case" Mystery.
Caldwell, introducing Alas
ka." This book fills a long felt
need for an accurate, factional,
up to date picture Of conditions
and opportunities in Alaska and
what to expect in the territory.
It is based on the authors
firsthand knowledge Of the
many aspects of Alaska and his
thorough familiarity with the
problems the newcomer will
find.
Carpenter and Guess, "Pri-
mer for Home Builders" Whet-
her you definitely plan to build
or merely hope some day to be
a home owner, this volume has
information that will be i'm
pOrtant to you.
Carr, "A Practical Guide to
Prefabricated Building"
Clay, @The GalloWs Brand"
Western novel.
Costain, 1.-The Moneyman."
Historical novel.
D'Arfey, Curious Relations"
Just as Father and Mother Day
had Clarence so the D'Arfey'S
had William, who wrote about
them with merciless perception
as the gay, Irresponsible cock
eyed characters they really
were. They comic memoirs in
clude ancestors, kinfolk and in
laws.
Dickens, 1.-THE Happy Prison.
err" Light romance.
Gardner, 1.-TWO Clues" Mys-
terry.
Greenburg, burrows End"
Anthology of great farm stor-
les.
Hale, March Of Freedom" A
Layman's history of the Amer
lean people.
Hansen, Flight Against the
Wind" This book is the record
of a courageous women who
came to the United States with
assets consisting of $35, the ap-
pearance of a lady and train
ing as an interior decorator.
She spoke no English, so she
put aside her pride and took
any job available in order to
bring her son over from Den
mark. Humorous and tragic,
inspiring and pathetic, the vol
ume is a story of valiant living.
Hard, "The Connecticut RI
ver." The Connecticut is a
friendly river, from its head
waters close to the Canadian
boundary all olong it's course to
the sound. Its banks are Dor
dered by broad fields, small
holdings, tobacco farms and
large estates.
Lair, Carpentry for the
Building Trades"
Laubach, Prayer, the Might
lest Force in the World"
Lee, "How to Hold an Audi
ence with out a Rope" The
author, who was head of the
speech department at the Uni
versity of Oklahoma for 16
years, gives his methods of de-
veloping the powers or oral ex-
preston as taught to thousands
OF young men and women. He
Is nationally known as a dy-
manic speaker of unexcelled
wit and humor.
Quale, Eight Hours from
England" Novel.
Oursler, departure Delayed"
schoiz, "aridiron Challenge"
Football story.
Seifert, Take Three Doctors"
Novel.
Shanklin, use of Native Ma
terials." Such things as straw,
corn, grass, rushes and clay are
discussed.
Shapiro, 1.-THE Buckaroo."
Western.
slhirer, END of a Berlin
Diary" The author of Berlin
Diary" tells of his return to
Germany in the fall of 1915 and
the tragic aftermath of the
Nazi orgy. The devastation was
sickening, but even worse was
the spirit of the people. Shir-
er's warnings about their abil-
ity to rebuild and re-arm are
vigorous. This is an important
book by a Saddened man. In a
final chapter of impressions of
two years of peace he deplores
recent attempts at thought con-
troll in the United States in
Guiding his own dismissal from.
radio, and examples of intol-
erance in the Atlantic Monthly.