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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
Texas Eastern Seeks Authority TO
Serve New England Area With Gas

Texas Eastern Transmission Corp today asked
power commission for authority additional
facilities to utilities in the New England
as 2OO0O00O0 cubic feet of natural day by
The of the Big and Little Big Inch pipe system
filed its request by amendment to previous application
TO- l948 in which originally made
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
BOWLING NEWS

A team of local bowlers has
entered the city league at Cam
bridge, rolling their first game
against the Exchange Club on
Monday evening. Composing the
team are Jim Steiner, Carl john
son, Duke Johnson, Earl Johnson,
and Dale Young. The Caldwell
team won two out of three as fol-
lows:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
q Just name !.
the new IoW-priced car
in the low price field!

There is going be epochmaking in the low
price field! Ii will be glorious addition the famous
Kaser.Frazer line the revolutionary otcprced
that KaserFrazer adding complete its full line erery
price range!
The fuszed ear for the millions who have been
able to own a automobile!
We the American public this great new
ow.priced in the low price field! ss.5
Here's your golden opportunity win gscash prize far
yourself good deed for humanity the time!
See how easy
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17

Officers elected to fill positions
in Elk township at the election
Tuesday were as follows: School
board members: Archie VanFos-
sen, Howard Ullman, and Will
Unger; trustees: Robert Ullman
and Bert Bonar.
Sunday school at the M. E.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
FARMLAND HYDRAULIC LOADER. You've heard at

FARMLAND HYDRAULIC LOADER. You've heard about
it read about it :. now, come watch it operate and
try it YOURSELF It's the loader voted Number One Choice
among farmers in am actual farm survey the only
loader with 5000 Id. lift and 21-foot high reach and
sWrist-Action" leverage. You'll never realize how much
facts about it learn the more than so jobs it can do
on your farm all year around. Your FARMLAND Deal
er is waiting to tell you everything you want to know
about it at his special FARMLAND display this month.
Visit his store . for surel
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

FARMLAND 80 WAGON. You won't believe it until
you see how many exciting new features are packed into
this rugged FARMLAND beauty. Full 90 turn, for ono
thing -. sharp right and left angle turns in wagons own
length, with no tipping. skidding OF backing up -. and
with constant 4-point support under loadi Extensible
Quick Hitch Tongue, too, foc coupling to tractor in
fxed-or-rocking bolster. New wider. lower construction
for extra safety and stability. Wide enough to straddle
corn rows. Follows normal turn of any row-crop tractor.
Get the whole story :. and get your order in. when
you see your Dealeri
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

Your dealer will demonstrate how this complete assort-
ment of FARMLAND Loader Attachments can speed
the work and often replace whole crews of men at scores
of tough farm jobs. Hay Baskets with Push-Of for one
man haying =. Forage Forks for all-purpose lifting,
loading and carrying :. Snow Scoops for snow removal
and handling corn, grain and slage -. Manure Forks for
easy, faster loading =. Sand and Gravel Plates for con-
struction, earth-moving and road building :. V-Plow
blades for heavy-duty blowing. This loader with its
attachments is a whole line of farm implements in itself,
the best investment you ever made in farming ef1ciencyi
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
Find your FARMLAND dealer here! You're invited to
The big mn#h1ooe FARMLAND 5how# his stow!
MONTANA
DEALERS NAME

MONTANA DEALERS NAME PHONE
Baker Hanson Motor Service 204J
Billings Z. II. Peters Co. e157S
Bozeman Canyon Tractor Company 17s7-R
Bridger Carbon Implement Co. 1921
chester Cnester implement 20 %
Chinook Speers Implement 69J or 3110
ChoteaW Dale Implement Co. cow
Circle K. E. Miller g. 10
Columbus Davey Motor Co., Inc. 16
Conrad North Montana Machinery Co. 234
Culbertson Sorby Implement Co. so
Deer Lodge Woodward Machinery Co. 1851
Dillon p. ]. Lowell Co. -. 81
Ekaaka Bentz &c Culver II
Ennis Ennis Garage 48
Fort Benton Fay Adams Imp. Co. 144
Glasgow Tractor g. Equipment Co. 500
Glcndivs Milne Implement Co. -. 405M
Great Falls H. c. Grinde Co . 1856
Harlem E. P. Ekegren, Inc. INV
Havre HaWe Implement Co. 81
Hobson Cowan Bros, Inc. 40i
Hysham Zent Hardware Co.
Ka1spen Mountain Tractor Co. 418W
Lewistown Bourke Motor 6 Implement Co 2e
Livingston Gateway Motor Company, Inc. 19
Miles City Tractor & Equipment Co 34
Missouia Mountain Tractor Co. 66S1
Hardta Miles &c Ulmer Company l0
Evening star., 1949-05-22

surface for it. At the hooks sting
he'd come cartwheeling into the
sunlight again and again, then
plunge to the blue-green depths.
We caught close to 10 apiece.
And what of California today?
Not an egg of what is now the
official state fish crosses the bor-
der. Inside the state. they're work
ing hard to increase the range of
goldens. They're considering using
helicopters for gently transporting
fertilized eggs into the high
Sierras. Who said fish aren't
glamorous? pete BARRETT
Evening star., 1949-05-22

pectors were scrambling among the
peaks. transporting goldens to
barren waters above the clouds,
for the fish thrive only at 10000
feet. In 1876, thirteen trout
were carried across a divide in
a teapot to establish a colony
in Cottonwood Creek.
The State of California began
shipping them out wholesale in
exchange for other fish eggs.
You know how fishermen are.
They talk. And how they spread
tales Of the golden! When Califor-
Mas neighbors Dragged about
Evening star., 1949-05-22

their goldens, it became a fever.
At this point, Californians woke
up and discovered they'd given
away priceless asset. something
that could have been as unique as
Hollywood, So in 1889, the Fish
and Game Code was amended:
The eggs and fry of golden
trout shall not be transported out
of the state"
To see this tabled exile, my wife
and l last summer struggled up a
Evening star., 1949-05-22

But 1t did - and by the
thousand. Here's how it
happened.
1t all began when cat
uemen. investigating the
high meadows of the
Sierra Nevada. caught a
fabulous fish. a trout
decked out in beautiful
gold and pink and GRIM
son and olive.
The golden trout was
native to only two or
three small creeks. Be-
fore long, grizzled pros
Evening star., 1949-05-22

mountain near Sun VAL
ley, Ida, to an unnamed
lake. Years ago someone
was said to have put
golden eggs in it from
California. naturally.
caxtvvheelex
AT ii, 900 feet we came
upon the place. Goldens
swan lazily in the ultra
clear water for all to see.
If you dropped a fly
like thistledown near a
trout, he'd flash to the
Evening star., 1949-05-22
California let one of
her most beautiful
natives escape and
now wishes she hadn't

TvERYoNE knows California as
IL the country's headquarters
for glamour. How then could a
state so hep to the value of this
commodity knowingly ship it out?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Jenom komunisticke deti ma
stredni skoly.

Praha. - Ministerstvo skol-
stvi narfdilo, re do stredn1ch
skol smejf bXt prijfmani zaci je-
nom Poole novych smernic, KITE
re zaroven jsou rozhodujici pro
povoleni dalsiho studio ma sire
dni skole zakGm jiz drive "a
psanym. Reditelstvi obecne ne
DO mestanske skoly samo vybe-
re zaky pro pfestup do strednl
Skoly.
O povolen1 studio jednotliv-
cum rozhodne pax, komise, '
ktere je zastoupen profesorsky
sbor stredni skoly, Svaz mlade.
re a mistnf narcdni vybor. Ko.
mise rozhodne poole toho, jal
Sc zakovi rodice chovaj1 Ike ko'
munistickemu rezimu, jake ma
il zamestnan1 a dokonce jake
ie politicke smyslenf zakovo.
Deti z delnickych robin maj
prednost a zvlastni zretel Sc be
re ma zaky, doporucene komu
nistickou organisac1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Utisk zemedelcH " {. S. r.

Praha. - By vydan zakon
c. 55, poole ktereho je mono
komukoli zabavit "pro vseobec-
nou nalehavost" stroje, rlzna
zarfzenf, povozy, auta osobnl
nakladnf atd. Komunisticky re-
Tim vyklada zakon tax, re ma
byt. umozneno zabaveni zejme-
ma hospodarskych stroju, Vast
nenych jednotlivci, We prospech
cele vesnice.
Zaroven vsak bylo naf1zeno
omezit chow konf, take sedlaci
budou nynf vydani ma milost a
nemilost statnich strojn1ch sta
mic, kde jsou soustfedeny vse-
chny traktory, at byly v majet-
ku verejnem nebo soukromem
vladimir narfzenlm byly zru-
seny prlplatky 20 Kcs k cenam
Tito.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Prazsky rezim vydslava ma
streptomycinu z USA.

Praha. - Mnozf krajane z
Ameriky pos1laj1 sym tuberku-
losnim prfbuznym v Ceskoslo-
vensku streptomycin, jehoz le-
Give 1cinky jsou 1zasne. Mini
sterstvo zdravotnictvi samo ne
dovede svym obcanGm a zdra-
votnlm 1stavGm tento lex opa-
TIT.
Ia to vsak nynf vydala praz.
ska vlada narizeni, re z kazde-
no gramu streptomycinu, kterJ
Dude do Ceskoslovenska poslar
darem, Dude Sc vybfrat zvlastnt
poplatek 80 Kcs.
To je vice, nez cini v Ameri-
&c cena jednoho gramu strep-
tomycinu i S postovnl dopravoU
do Ceskoslovenska!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Doporuceny adresaf fnaleho oznafnovatele TELEGRAPH"
a "kde nakupovati!'
Rasnik Petr Kricka zemrel.

rs. cervence letosniho roku
zemrel cesky basnlk meme slad
|kosti Petr KTicka. Kodak z Va
lasska, narodil sc 1884 ma Mo-
rave, kde vystudoval v Novem
|Meste take realku. Potion ode
Isel ma techniku v Praze, kde do
Isahl diplomu inzenyra chemie.
Jeho duse byla rozstepena We
Idvi; v znepokojive zamysleni
mad zivotem, z nehoz unikal
lstudiem biologicke chemie, a v
llvricke zahleden1 do sveta i lid
skeho mira. Prvn1 krystaliso-
Ivalo v odbornych clancich, hla-
vne v cizich listech, druhe v
lspanilych versich. Prvni Kfic-
kova knizka "sipkovy ker" Wy
lsla v dobe prvnf svetove valky,
kdy basnik proti sve Will nosil
mundr rakousko-uherskeho vo-
ljaka.
Ale Kricka We svych versfch
nevyslovil jen sladkou lyriku
smutku mladych lasek a zivot-
nj pohody stastne narozeneho
cloveka, ale take otresny vykfik
naroda hnaneho do valky prot
sve Will, ably krvacel Ia CHI zaj-
my, jejichz cflem byla i jeho
vlastn1 zahuba.
Kricka srostl i S moravskym
Horackem a oslavil je sbirkou
l!ddvernych vers6 "Bfly stit". z
dalsich Krickovych pracf jme.
-lnujeme "Hoch S lukem," tklive
sloky, pine tesknoty mad moe
1lcasu mad clovekem, sloky pro
-svcene melancholi1 z jesene Ii
-vota, jiz neunikne ami vecne
chlapecky basnfk. A tech, kite.
-rf je,j obdaTili Diary pratelstvi
.Ijez je 1techou i bratrstvfm
vzpomnel poesif "Chleb a sill"
Basnicke dflo Petra Kricky
/ ie nerozsahle, ale tvarove cistt
: "a pine vyzrale. Zvlaste prvn
prace Sc vyznacuj1 1spornyn
a prostym vyrazem prdzracn'
llibeznosti, zpevnym versem i;
lspanilym obrazem.
Druha svetova valka dial;
Krickove tvorbe novou napln
Jsou to sb1rky P1sne niece, Sve
lily oblak a Besove. Majestic
kou bestialitu s%tupidnost a zvla
ste jejich zploditele Adolfa Hi
tlera seslehal sbirkou s~atiristic
kych versn6 babel frajtrem.
KTicka byl take vynikaj1cln
predkladatelem. z francouz
= stiny prelozil zeimena Mollie
rova Amfitriona, Rolandovy V
ky. Hlavnf jeho prekladatel
] sky zajem vsak tkvf v mistrner
pretlumocenf ruskych basn1k1
Lermontova. Bloka, Puskina
jinvch.
:! V Krickovi odchazf basn1
jimavych versG plnych l1bezn
melodie a kfistalove cistoty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Zradce naroda We sluzbach
komunistickeho rezimu.

Praha. - Jeden z pTedn1ch
Ikolaborant1 S majesty, inzenyr
Jirf Naprstek, vyznamenany "a
svou cinnost v protektoratu Ta-
dem svatovaclavske orlice, je
nyni sekcnim sefem v prazskem
ministerstvu zemedelstvl.
Poole jeho planu organisuji
komuniste velkovykrmy prasat,
|spolecne "teletn1ky" a jine wy
mozenosti kolektivistickeho ho-
|spodareni, ktere znamenaji, Re
selsky lid v Cesokslovensku byl
|zbayen svobodneho rozhodova-
nj a vlastnenl majetku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Ma zradce dojde.

Plzen. - Lide, ktefi pres vse.
chny vystrahy slouzf dale ko.
munistnm at v hospodafskem
kulturnim nebo politickem Ii.
vote, pisf pro ne, prednasejf ne.
DO organisujf, dostavaj1 cd pod.
zemnich organisaci listy, v kite.
rych sc pravl:
este veden v seZnamu Zrad.
cn a kolaborant1 S komunismem
pod clslem =. Nezapomeneme
ma vas pozdeji."
Take zivnostnlci 1castni sc
teto podzemn1 prace a zazna.
menavajf kazdeho, kdo nynej-
sfmu rezimu pomaha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Rozsudky hotovy jiz pred
zahajenim soudu.

Londyn. - Teprve nynf dosla
do zahranici zprava O pricinach
sesazenf predsedy prazskeho
soudu DIR. Pstrose. Mel ridit pro-
ces S cleny sboru narodni bez-
pecnosti, kter1 byli obzalovani,
re pry pfipravovali "protistat-
nj puc" unoru 1913.
Ministerstvo spravedlnosti
dodalo DIR. Pstrosovi .jiz pred
zahajenlm procesu hotove roz-
sudky. DR.. Pstros je odmitl a
kdyz ministerstvo trvalo ma
SVEN, odeprel soudu predsedat.
Byl tedy zbaven 1radu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Csl. tisk a rozhlas nezminil Sc O
protestu arcibiskupa Berana.

Praha. Dana Adams Schmidt
" N. Y. Times). = Ackoli Has
Ameriky a Anglicka rozhlasna
spolecnost a celia Tada evrop-
skych rozhlasnych stanic inf
|formuje csl. lid O protestn1m lis
tn arcibiskupa Josefa Berana,
zaslanem statnimu navladn1mu
AMI csl. tisk ami csl. rozhlas ne
zmfnil sc O mem jedinym slo-
VEN.
Myslf Sc vsak, re Stroke I'VE
|rejneni Beranovo listu, jakeho
Sc mu dostalo We svetovem It's
ku v nekolika minulych dnech,
primeje vladu k oficielnf odpo-
|vedi a to byl prave hlavni 1cel
biskupova dopisu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Rada ~nepomohla.

Matka k dcefi: "Vcera jsen
domlouvala yeti, re jiz tret:
den 20 svatbe cite u snldane no
why, jake by nebylo jeho pc.
vinnost1 venovat aspon pc swat.
be veskerou pozornost tobe. No.
a ,jak 1cinkovala ma domluva?
|Cetl Ease dnes u snldane novi.
n.y."
Dcera: ooh, ia nevim, ma.
mi. Byla jsem tax zabrana dc
cten1 dlouheho psan1 cd milehc
byvaleho spoluzaka, re jsem S
manzela ami dobre nevslmla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
ZahOnek HumOru.
Dobra rada.

eco je ii, pr1teli?"
Gale jsem v t1sni; mann pl-
nou hlavu starost1."
"To te lituji, ale porad1m ii,
jak bys dtrapy sve z hlavy W.
pudil."
"Budu ii neskonale vdecen
"a dobrou radu, ale pochybu-
"Kup 81 hodne 1zke boty a
nos je cely den. Ruclm tt "a to,
re zapomenes ma vsechno ostat-
nj"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Poradek.

Novy zeleznicni hl1dac "a
stavil pred mostem V zahybu
prijizdejfcf vlak. Strojvedouci
taze Sc no pc prfcine, stalo-li Sc
ma moste nejake nestest1 81 co."
Hlidac: 81 ne. ia vas zasta-
vii, abyeh YAM ohlasil, re je
vsecko v poradku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Organisovany odboj "a zelez,
nOu OponOu.

Londyn. - Poole urednlch
zprav evropskych rozhlasovych
'stanic PRAGUE v zem1ch "a re
leznou oponou 25 tajnych vys1-
lacek, sirlc1ch p~rotikomunistic-
kou propaganda. Je to d1kaz,
re protikomunisticky odboj v
zem1ch ovladanych komunisty
je veden vsestranne a dGklad-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02

Nejposlednsjsi Sokolovy Dar-
kove Balicky do {. S. r.
c. 81
5 Id. Praskoveho Mleka
4 Id. Bile Rye $3.50
c. 100
200. Lucky Strike Cigaret
z Id. 3 OF. kavy
Il Id. 3 OF. rye
Il Id. 3 OF. margarine $3.50
Il. 40
6 ID. 9 OF. Bile Mouky
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $500
e. Ill
6 ID. 9 OF. Bile Rye
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $3.50
20 ID. Bile Rye d $6.95
Objednavky pTijfma balti-
morsky zastupce Ant. Cihlaf,
" 1radovne TELEGRAPH" nebo
v domove 1927 Grogan Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Seheysdorni

Muz jde S prostickou svou
polovicf prochazkou. PoJednou
zahledne z daleka virtuosa Ku-
bellka. / stouchne svou znej-
milejsf do boku, septaje pr
tom:
eta, stara, vid1s tamhle to-
no pana? To je nejslavnejsi
virtues ma housle nasf dolby -
kral vsech houslistG - velikan
" muzice -"
"Hm!' ohrne PAM Kocabko-
va ret - "to je toho! Ale tako-
vel strudl vsak prece neudela
jail"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Sylvester Says:

"DOwn with die
tators - and little
housing cars, too"
Sylvester wants to
leave the room when
his friends propose
public housing.
He knows official
reports show it costs
81. more a month to
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02

keep a family in a public housing
unit than it costs to rent an aver
age privately owned apartment or
house in this country for that same
family.
Why not, says Sylvester,-you
can't add the payrolls for $1,000
government housing agency en-
ployees to construction costs and
get a cheaper house.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
Pravdornluvna.

PAM ~(najfmajfc novou sluz'
ku):
"Take yam ma minulem mis-.
tie tykali?"
%, ano, aspon milostpan."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02
|Objevili stare mssto pod vodo,

Terst. = Zf1ceniny staroby
|leho rfmanskeho mesta byly oh
|ieveny v melke vode ma seve
rovychodnim konci Jaderskeh'
more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-02

- lit S tenant nebo bez
Mich? Byron soudi, re obojf je
|stejne straslive.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-31
Three Recruits End
Bosic Truining

Elmer Reiter, Harold Benzel
and Henry r. Kern recently
completed their eight-Week
basic training at Fort Lewis,
Wash, according to releases
received from the Public Infor-
nation office of the Twenty
Third Infantry regiment head
quarters.
Reiter, son of MIR and Mrs.
Philip Reiter of Hardin, attend
ed Hardin high school and
worked as a farmer before join
ing the Army in December 20,
1913. BenZel also joined in De-
cember 20, 1913. He is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Benzel of
Hardin.
A son of Jake Kern of Har-
din, Ret. Henry r. Kern at
tended Hardin high school and
joined the Army on December
20, 1913.
Kern and Benzel also have
recently fired the United States
rifle on the rifle range and have
qualified as rifle sharpshooters.
The three men are members
of the 23rd Infantry regiment,
one of the oldest units of the
United States Army.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-31
MELODY Time" Is
Medal Film

Walt Disney's Melody Time"
which will be at the Harriet
theatre here next Sunday and
Monday, is a Parents Magazine
Medal Film, according to Mrs.
Hazel Christensen, Big Horn
county librarian.
The Parents Magazine Medal
Film is chosen as superior en-
tertainment for every member
of the family of moyie-going
age. The Parents Magazine
Medal has acquired consider
able prestige during it's almost
20 years of honoring outstand-
ing family movies
Melody Time" is as colorful
and diversified as a bed of
summer flowers. There's Amer
lean folklore in the Johnny
Appleseed sequence done with
the genuineneSS which gives
Disney legends a worldwide
appeal.
The picture is one for the
whole family to enjoy.
~
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-31
] =

The following were .rnn
Gnose from Hardin who attend
ed the State basketball folITna-
ment at Deer Lodge: Mr. and
MrS. harold Ruby, Nh. and Mrs
Bill Frazer, Mr. and Mrs Rarf
kronm1ller and Joan. Mr.. and
MRS. Lee Terpening and Rev
erly, MIR. and Mrs. GEORGE Dan-
1elS, Harv Willcutt. ,Jr Riul
Sca!ly, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Cool
BoDoy Saunders, Joe Koebbe
eau Lammers, Frank Cryder
darrell and Donald Linthacum
II. f.. Peterson, John Butorac
sheridan Mcintyre, DarroIi
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Wa11v
Warren, G.. A. Corkins. Mrs
Gordon SWaby and Mary Heller
Billy Wolf, Mrs. Ira Cochran
GharleS Lundberg, Edgar Moos'
JACK aeimann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Ragland, Mrs. Fred Hang
Elmer Skele, H. r. Salyer. carl
bowman, MIR. and Mrs. Alfred
Bowman, Cliff Randall. Sam
Ragland, Jr., Frances Tassett
MI. and Mrs. Roy Riley, GroVer'
Dunlap, Johnny Macleod. Don
Hammer, Ernie WISER. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Holland, Frank Dun
ham, Marian Vickers, lime
Cation and Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Koebbe.
FOOD SALE, First Lutheran
Ladies Aid, April 2 at 10 a. M.
Montana Power.-ADV.
The Sewing Circle met Sat-
urday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Elmer Slattery.
Roam Preston arrived Satur-
day to spend her spring vaca-
ton at the home of her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Pres
ton. She attends Carleton col
lege in Mortified, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rudolph
and Larry of Gackle, N. D., and
Wilbert Gutschmidt of Fred
onia, N. D., left Saturday for
their home, after spending a.
week in Hardin at the Fred
Hochhalter home and with
other relatives. Mrs: Rudolph is
the former Viola Hochhalter,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-31
Says Montdnans Mus
Be Alert to
Preserve Resources

Senator Zales N. Ecton R-
MONTH warned recently that
western states such as Montana
whose raw resources are COW
eted by the national industrial
machine" must be "acutely
alert if these resources are to
be preserved for the benefit OF
our own people.
Montana is in a particular
ly critical position in regard to
some of the schemes to scoop
up all. the resources of the great
river basins and turn them over
to the management of a board
appointed by the President. No.
body in Montana should forget
that Montana is virtually the
fountain head of two of the
greatest river systems on earth
and that the use of these
waters for our own needs and
development is vital to u.s."
Senator Ecton pointed out
that there has long been a
tendency to look upon the re-
sources of states such as Mon
tana as a treasure store to be
drawn upon by the nation and
the world with little regard for
what we get out of the deal"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-31

Hochhalter, and MI. Rudolnb l.
q brother of Mrs. Emil Kirscbs
enmann.
Rachel Weinberg. Lois Han
sen, Barbara Miller and R1,tb
EgneW enjoyed a fried cbicLen
Gunner on Tuesday. The MisSas
weinberg, Miller and Hanson
are all members of the Mon
lana State College symnhonv
onchestra which PLAYED in Har,
oln March %. Miss Hansen and
MISS Weinberg spent Mnndau
night at the j. Ernest VEIN
berg home.
THE ladies of tho Eniscon.l
church will hold a rummaoa
SAFE in the Montana Power
Bldg, on April 9..-ADV..
Dave Egnew and William
BROOKS returned SATURDAY.. aft
er an auto trip through Texas
mexico and the Southwestern
Mrs. Lura P. Strand. county
superintendent, visited schools
IA Wyola last Thursday and i'm
Pryor on Monday.
Ted Herbel has Joined the
clerical force at the Gamble
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. .Loanev
and Mr.. and Mrs. LYLE Bell at.
tended the State tournament
In Deer Lodge Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Maurice Murfin
OF Dillon former residents of
Hardin, are the parents of twin
sons, Timothy and Patrick, born
March II.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Cool made
a business. trip to Helena
Miss Myrtle Peterson and MIR
and Mrs. E. E. Peterson were
Sunday dinner guests at the r.
E. Peterson home.
Members of st. Xavier local
Farmers Union promise the
public a good time at a pie
social and card party in st.
Xavier Schoolhouse Friday eve
ming, April /. 1t is planned to
show a film at 7:30 sharp. OBJ
lect is money for the budget
fund. A junior will sell the pies.
Bring your friends. Remember
your pie and buy somebody
else's.-ADV.
A group of Hardin ladies at
tended a 1 o'clock luncheon at
the home of Mrs. M. r. Cald-