Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-03
Treasure State
News in Brief

mere DuJ uJJle damage resulted. Nights
are unusually cold.
ROUNDUP-Musselsh county will
have the best crop yield In 10 years
i Yields on winter wheat range from 20
to so bushels an acre. Protein content
Is ranging from IA to Is percent.
ANACONDA-AArs. Alma Cowley, 43,
resident Of Anaconda for the last SO
years, died in st. Ann hospital. She
made her home with her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Olson, at GIT Cedar street.
FORT BENTON-Adr. and Mrs. w. d.
James, who have operated an apart
ment house here for several years past,
leased the dormitory for the school
term
STDNEY-A1bert Groskinsky was ap-
pointed to the appraisal board for the
Buffalo Rapids project. He is a leader
IN irrigation organization and has been
representative at national irrigation
meets at Salt Lake City.
MUSCULAR. L. Marquardt, Mis-
soula salesman, drove off the eighth
tee at the Missoula Country club to
watch his ball land In the cup without
touching either the fairway or the
green.
CHNOOK-Mrs. Lydia Reser, resi-
dent Of the Chinook section for 81
years, was honored at gathering on
her Goth birthday. She is the mother
Of Everett Reser and Mrs. Rolla Reeves
Of Chinook.
CHTNOOK-IArge caliber rifle bullets /
fired into the base Of a block-signal /
tower q mile east Of Chinook turned
on the red signal and stopped two
weSt-bound trains. Special Agent Keith
OF the Great Northern investigated the
damage.
HELENA-There viii be no trapping
season on fox and marten In 1899, ac-
cording to action Of the state fish and
game commission at a meeting at Kali
iSpen Mink and muskrat will be open
from March to April 30 to licensed
trappers.
KALISPELL-Nore than 100 full
crown eastern brook trout were planted
n lagoons In Woodland park under the
direction Of Supt. Ward Buckingham.
The trout were procured from a private
1ond The city plans to release about
100 more.
Construction work on ,
1hinook's new $l86, 900 high school
building is expected to begin about Nov.
J, voters having approved 459 to 40 the Z
proposal to bond the district for S1O2,-
100 and accept q public works admin :
stration grant Of $S3,700. Fred A. I
3r1nkman Of Kalispell Is the architect. !
HELENA--Local police officers will
,eep abreast Of crime developments !
lere by means Of short wave radio re- :
ewing sets by Sept. TO- Chief Roger 9
smith said. Receiving sets viii be in 9
tailed IN police cars to receive calls I
rom transmitter now being assem- :
led at headquarters. 7
HELENA-State Supt. Of Public IN 4
truction Miss Ruth Reardon and F
)eputy Rex Haight attended the inter- 7
atfonal conference of educators at r
rctoria, B. @. They were accompanied s,
0 the conference by DR.. K. o. Broadly, a
irector Of teaching administration at a
he University Of Nebraska.
MTSSOULA-Donald Bielke. IL. Mis- v
oula, son Of Walter Bielke. railroad o
mploye, was drowned while playing In U
'onner slough with q youthful friend. q
Ohm Lilly, IL, was killed instantly on 4
ne Phineas Loisell ranch, when a hay 1e
,acker chain broke. The pole fell and ':
rushed his skull. 8
LEWISTOWN-Frank Hawks, killed
few days ago in an airplane crash, r
ged IN Lewtstown for about two years
A1~AC AAC Wno CAAADlOyCQ III q Dallk. he IL
listed in the army during the World
ar from here and after the war re-
rned to marry Newell Lane, daughter
the late State Sen. Gene Lane, whom
: later divorced.
L. Gray of Helena ~
led with the clerk Of the state gu-
eme court petition to take the state
r examination Sept 26. Grays ap-
ication said he was a graduate Of
e Albion State Normal college at
bion, Idaho, and that he had studied
W IN LaSalle Extension university
Chicago.
KALISPELIs-Articles of incorpor-
ion were filed by Oregon and Call
rnia men for establishment of a re-
rt to be known as the Piedmont
nch IN the Lake Blaine district. The
m is capitalized at $50, 900. Directors CO
e A. J. Knutson, j. e. Scheneck, A. ls
Knutson and Royal Hedin Of Port ia
nd and F. E. Nauman, Venice, Calf. tr
ROUNDUP-Francis Moe. 81. of IN
oundup was operated on at the Mus 10
lshen Valley hospital here for frac-
red skull received in an auto accident De
st Of this city. Noes car went off sa
e road and about ITS feet down a "a
Lch, coming to rest against a tele- 70
lone pole. He was thrown through 10
or.