Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-11-01

KALISPELL.-Jake Wagner, 50. VII,
was found dead at his home, had beer
a resident of the Flathead valley Ia,
40 years
BUTTE. william PAUL, rs, who die6
here, was a retired Butte fire captain
and had made this his home for haIi
a century.
GREAT FALLS.-Ernest Withee and
/ Sherman Diamond have been pronaot-
ed to the posts of assistant cashier
in the Great Falls National bank.
HELENA.-Gan N. Renaugh, 40
died of injuries suffered in q prema-
ture dynamite explosion at the Blue
Cloud mine 10 miles west of here.
LIVINGSTON - Richard B. Smith
30. recently claimed by death, had
farmed in the Yellowstone valley since
1902 He was a native Of Ohio.
GREAT FALLS.-Purchase Of the r
U. Logan Glass and Paint Co. at BIZ
lings by Building Service, Inc, has
been announced by r. Wallace. secre-
tary- manager of the local concern.
HARLOWTON.-Mrs. George John
ston has been elected president Of the
General Harlowton Woman's club, re-
placing Mrs. William Evans, who
moved to Dillon.
ANACONDA.-Frank F. Foster, rs.
who died recently, operated a slaugh-
ter house near the old three-mile
house in the Mil creek district In the
aV.Iry II RI 1.
fore the turn Of the century.
HELENA.-The international Asso-
citation of Milk Control Agencies win
return to Yellowstone park for its 1912
convention, the eighth annual session
since the association was organized in
the park in 1885.
DILLON. - Montana sheepmen win
meet at Missoula for the 1912 con-
vention of the Montana Woolgrowers
with dates tentatively set |
for Jan. Is. 16 and II, w. c.. Gilbert /
Of Dillon, president, announced.
BILLINGS E. King, go, a potato
farmer, was found dead in a driveway
his neck. The coroner pronounced the
lCeAl4A a n nObC otblQg
taking this way out Of suffering"
HELENA. - Twenty-eight years of
in Helena council, knights
If Columbus, was recognized when
Judge William Scallon was awarded
IN honorary life membership in the
recently.
HEI.ENA.-State Purchasing Agent
!. E. Henry Is negotiating with federal
officials to obtain a higher priority
ating which would make possible trn-
Mediate construction Of the state mem
al hospitals $4,000 building program.
BUTTE.-As a result Of outstanding
scholarship, Ben A. Alexander, a senior !
n the metallurgy department. Of the
Montana School of Mines, has been
awarded loan scholarship by Silver
Sow chapter of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
LEWISTOWN.-Futu Anxiety 10th, !
eserve champion bull owned by A. F. :
of Roy, brought $525 to +
Stablish a new top price for bulls
unsigned to Central Montana Here
ord association auctions at the second I
nnual sale here. 9
HEIENA.-Gov Sam C. Ford has :
ppointed Kenneth Gardner, Fairview, 4
nd Frank l.. Salter, Eureka, to the Q
ounty preparedness and advisory 3
succeeding Carl L. Brat c
IN, Sidney, and Mrs. A. G. Herbst,
both Of whom resigned. .
BUTTE-NIiss Lois L. Young has d
cen selected as Campfire executive n
1r the Mining city area She formerly v
as attached to the Los Angeles, Calf, t.
iStrict. Miss Young was raised in v
lutte, leaving here with her family e
/ 1919. y
BOULDER.-TheM Montana Fire IN
erwriters association has elected L.
!. Diringer of Great Falls president "
, succeed j. r. Carmichael of Billings. v
I. S. Mcclellan, Helena; was elected K
Ice president and c. S. MscNeill, n
avre, secretary
HELENA. -Methuselah, who achieved b
ripe old age, viii try to help con- t,
nee Montana motorists that safety Il
sensible. A cartoon of the old gen.
eman will appear in Montana news !.
lpers next month as a reminder Of :, =
Ifety. :
BUTTE.-Joseph Ralph Ainslie, rs, n
recent death victim, was a widely o
nown pioneer of Anaconda and Butte. Il