Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-04-22

, PaactCaA training as possible. Recently
, several home economies majors washed
! part Of their practical training.
equalization fund and a large increase
, IN cost Of transportation.
HELENA-Attorney General Harri-
son j. FreebouTn has ruled for Secre-
tary OF State Sam W. Mitchell that
corporation claiming to be owner
OF trademark may record 1t with the
secretary Of the state although a nom
recorded corporation Of the same name
was engaged in the same business.
BOZEATAN-R E. Cameron. state
All club leader at Montana State
college, announced clubs in the state
would put particular emphasis on dem
tai health this year in cooperation
With the Montana Dental association.
/ Thorough dental examinations of all
members IS one goal, he said.
HELENA-Montana produced a rec
ord breaking, 987,OO0-ton crop of
sugar beetS in 1898, the bureau OF az
ricultural economics reported Refin-
cries turned the crop into $4,000 short
tons of sugar, the bureau added. The
previous record crop was $4,000 tons
in 1887.
BUTTE-An invitation. printed on
copper. to visit the Treasure state
golden jubilee, to be held at Butte in
July was sent to Pres. Franklin d. /
Roosevelt. The missive was mailed by (
the Butte post Of the American Legion. /
Senator Burton K Wheeler viii per- 1
sonally deliver the invitation to the /
president.
HELENA-The state board of edu-
cation has confirmed Gov. Roy e.
Ayers appointment of George E. Stad-
Ter Of Helena to the executive board
of the state vocational school for girls
in the Helena valley, Stadler was
named to succeed j. r. Wine, Helena
attorney and board chairman, who re-
signed.
BUTTE-Senior students of Mon
tana School of Mines viii visit both
the New York worlds fair and the
san Francisco Golden Gate EXPOSE
ton tour. The % members Of the class
will leave Butte in May, stop In Salt
Lake City and go on to the west
coast. The trip to New York, over q /
southern route, will be broken to allow /
the men to visit industrial plants.
HELENA-W. j. Hartwig, 70, a resi-
dent of Montana for so years and
)wner of Helena's first motion picture
sheater. died at Long Beach, Calf
Death was due to a heart ailment
5artwig at one time operated theaters !
It Dillon, Hamilton and Stevensville,
md was former state legislator. :
KALISPELL-The works progress /
administration approval Of an allot-
nent Of $9,651 for improvement OF c
ish propagation equipment in the /
1athead country, as reported by Sen Il
Vl1AcfoF 10 for I'm
nents at the Somers hatchery and c
or rearing ponds at Lake Mary, c.
.onan and Ashley and Rogers lakes. h
HELENA-Paul Raftery OF Helena. c.
ecretary OF the state livestock COM 9
lission for nearly 10 years, was re- q
ppointed to that position by the state y
bard. The state livestock commission Ct
$50 reelected its officers at its an q
ual meeting. They are w. H. Donald a.
Melville, president, and A. M. Moore
Marion, vice president. a.
KALTSPELL-Kalispell was approved Ii
q seat Of federal district court In
gislation passed by the United States
nate, says word received from Sen ~,
or James e. Murray by James B. ~
Flynn Of the F1athead Bar associa- ~ =.
pms committee. Action to get this 81 u.
cognition began two years ago. ~ ~
r. Hales. SO, a tn
lillips county rancher since 1899, was ar
He'd under the wheels Of a car he To-
Is attempting to start Hales hitched We
horse to the rear Of his car. appar-
tly planning to start the engine as mi
rolled down a small hill He fell 20,
der the wheels and the car went Iv
ward just enough to pass over his re,
dy. Pc
- With allotment of s III
s,491 by WPA, the way was cleared s 81,
: construction Of county admins c cIO
Ition building. Nothing will be done III ~,
mediately, Chairman Wallace Monk ST. ST.
the county board said, because Of he,
! burden that would be imposed on 10 he,
J county to carry out the sponsor re-
- COZ
r. r. Renne, pro {
sor Of agricultural economies at no
ntana State college and president Of TO
Bozeman Rotary club, pedalled a me
ycle from Bozeman TO Manhattan ma
1 back, total Of A miles, because bel
announced that he would make the aElc
II ever there was a 100 percent
endance at the weekly meeting Of less
Rotary club. lat
1ALISPELL - Recent criticism of spe
ervisory personnel at the NYA vo- the
onal school at Bitter Root lake was wor
nded '.rumor and misinformation" rem
state executives following an inves- toul
tion. The findings Of Director Love trio
his assistants confirmed the out
ms made earlier. BY Capt. II. A. face
kman, director OF the school, that imu
rumors were put afoot by dis and
ntled member Of the staff previ- NOR
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