Glacier County chief., 1939-10-27
News Briefs
From the Treasure State

DILLON-More than 200 delegates
from Mining district American Legion
posts will attend the district conven-
ton here Oct. %.
GREAT FALLS-The Volk brewery
here will build a new $4,000 bottling
plant, Charles E. Volk, owner of the
brewery, has announced.
HARLOWTON-The 55-voice a ca
be heard in public concert early in
| November
HAVRE-Miss Gunda A. Holm of
structor in the business administration
and secretarial science department Of
Northern Montana college.
SCOBEY-Odin Shipstead. 81. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Shipstead of
the -Four Buttes neighborhood, was
killed recently when the horse he was
riding stumbled.
GREAT FALLS-This CITY will be
host to the biennial convention of the
Montana Congress of Parents and
Teachers in 1871, it was decided by
delegates to the sixth convention at
Helena recently.
ANACONDA-Anaco police have
been granted permission by the federal
communications commission to install
and operate two-way radio system.
The call letters assigned the station
are KQHU.
HAVRE- students will be trained
In the civilian pilot training course
at Northern Montana college here this
year; R; E. Morrison of Helena will
be flight instructor and Dr. Merrill T.
FassWeiler, ground school instructor.
HELENA-Kate Carpenter, daugh-
ter OF B. Platt Carpenter, Montana's
sixth territorial governor, died recently
at her home in Bonita, Calf, accord
ing to word received here. Miss Car
penter left Helena about 20 years ago
POISON Salish House, Polson's
newest and largest hotel, was sold re-
Swanberg to Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Feiden
Of Havre. The Feidens will take over
the hotel Nov. /.
HAVRE-Charles E. Altman "a
United States commissioner here died
recently. Artman, a native of Portland
Ind, had lived here since 1921. He
mad been commissioner for the last
Is years.
BUTTE Samuel Tilden woodring.
81. former chief ranger of Yellowstone
park and superintendent of Grand
Teton national park, died in a hospital
mere OF pneumonia following a major
operation. Burial was in Mount Moriah
cemetery here.
PH1LIPSBURG-Me of the Nom
tana State bank here with the Metals
Bank q Trust Co., of Butte, was an
n nc nee by J. 2. Woodward, president
OF the Butte bank. Both banks are
affiliates of the First Bank StocS
Corp. of Minneapolis.
COLUNBUS-The Saltwater County
poultry show will be held here Dec. /
and 2; This show will be the only ex-
hibit IN the state featuring both live
ana dressed turkeys and chickens, ac-
cording to s. o. Scott, manager Of the
county poultry show association.
BUTTE-D. D. Semrau, manager of
the Safeway Stores. Inc, for Montana
ana wyoming, announced the firm
be built on Harrison avenue here. The
contract was awarded to the Cahill-
Mooney Construction Co.
yALIER-Martin Pipion, known In
Hollywood as Martin Goodrider, who
appeared with Shirley Temple in
t - Ea. Of the Mounties," expects
In another picture. Martin and his
parents visited here from their home
north Of Browning.
HARLOWTON-A trainload Of cat
tie, consisting Of SO cars loaded at
Gallatin Gateway and cars loaded at
Three Forks, passed through the Mil
waukee yards here. The cattle went to
the Chicago market. The Gallatin
Gateway cattle came from the Flying
D herd.
PERSONAL---VERY. K. Lusk, "a, q
many years. died at the Veterans hos
pital In Portland, Ore. Lusk was state
prohibition director during part OF the
time the 18th amendment was In ef-
feet. and was q representative In the
state legislature for two terms from
Missoula county.