Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-10-10

ell which viii coordinate ACTIVITIES OF or
ganixations doing child welfare work IN Lav-
ingston and IN rural districts
few days ago '--f'is 49,
HAVRE-City Engineer George Atkinson said
workmen flushing out manholes here found
six black widow spiders. Atkinson said mark
ings on the spiders DISTINGUISHED them as
being Of the poisonous type.
ST. IGNATTUs-Loule TilIer. police super
intendent at the Flathead Indian agency,
wounded himself in the right leg with his
own gun. He said the weapon was DISCHARGED
as he removed it from holster.
MILES cITY-From $50 to sss is the annual
mentary school students In Miles City, &C
eording to DR.. r. r. Randall. member Of the
school board
RONAN--County Agent Paisley has esti-
mated Montana can sell more than 100000
worth Of work horses and mules in the next
few months and stin have enough for re-
placement needs next spring.
THOMPSON FALLs-severely burned By oil
he was heating on an electric machine. Jack
Owens construction company employe on q
project on the Thompson FalIs-Eddy highway,
was taken to hospital here.
sCOBEY-The farmers elevator at scobey
and safe In the Great Northern depot 1t
Redstone were broken into one night recently,
but nothing was taken from either. steel I'LL
ing cabinet in the elevator was broken open
and papers scattered.
PLATNg-Dr. Daniel H. Billmeyer 70, who
praeticed medicine In Montana for more than
so years. died at his home after lingering
illness. He started his practice at Thompson
Falls and at one time was assistant surBeon
at the Northern Pacific hospital at Missoula
POLsoN-Deputy Game Warden Elmer De
Collier said It will be about two weeks or more
before salmon start to run, but fishermen
are returning from the east lake shore with
eve rhan NJ said rnnRt Of
the anglers are toiling now
GREAT FALLs-The city building inspector
has issued permits to the state highway de-
partment for construction Of storage sheds
near the highway department offices and
shops here at q cost of $4,000. The sheds VIII
be used 10 store equipment.
MISsOULA-The sugar beet harvest in the /
Aissoula factory district this year win total !
about lis, 900 tons, officials Of the American |
Crystal Sugar Co., estimated. Beet loading 1
stations are open at 5tevensvile. tucker
Hamilton. Bng Ravalli, Moiese, Pablo, Jens, /
Kohrs. Galen. Townsend and Toston-
POLARIs-A bull moose trotted in front
Of q car containing four Polaris motorists
who were returning ct night from q party at
EIkhorn SPRINGS. For more than mile the
animal stayed in front Of the auto, appar-
emily blinded By the lights. Finally It plunged
into the woods and disappeared
RrILINGs-President Ernest T. Eaton OF
Billings Polytechnic said new library, labora-
tory and dormitory equipment for the coli
Ieze valued at about $4,000 would be sent
here from Great Falls. The equipment be-
longed 10 Intermountain Union college at
Great Falls which recently affiliated with
Billings Poly.
HAvRE-John Elliot, employed By the city
council to flush manholes. climbed into one
70 see how the flushing process was pro-
zressfug. At the bottom Of the manhole
- discovered g rattlesnake coiled around
: pine Elliot said he killed the snake-and
decided TO proceed with more caution here
after.
ST. EGNATTUs-OVer q year ago. Edison
gent and his wife, Of Missoula. and a COM
Daufon Harry Waters. tumbled In st. Mary's
nke while fishing from a boat. Recently,
vs1fle visftfng here, Kent was given a trench
.oak that had fallen out Of the boat. It had
,eeu recovered By Pete Blood. who kept It
o return to the owner
nxKBsoUTA-Thefr first reunion in 4s years
,as brought together here John Wendell, Of
1viuRafou, and his sisters Mrs. John lnnes,
Ixfne and Mrs. John Watkins, Cheyenne,
wxo They are an here 20 visit nieces and
nephew Separated when children, they did
let learn each others whereabouts until I'VE
carr ESQ.
10 E0--After q 2.000-miie automobile trip
hruaxh Montana >. p. Tucker, xancher OF
his district predicted Montana win con-
& tfas northwest" Tucker praised ramchers
& anasexn Montana counties for their
faith III Montana and determination to con
Inne M BUSINESS which VIII insure the PSF
s4@aasun % cha livestock tndassry IN this
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