Browning chief., 1942-01-30
CTATE
OHORTS

BUTT+Robert J. DeMers. 90. who
died after an illness Of three weeks
vas the son of the founder Of Demers-
VILE, which later became Kalispeh
BUTTILeslie R. Margetts has beer
elected potentate Of Bagdad temple OF
Baxter Of Booeman.
RONAN-Ffank G. Mayer Of Pablo
who died recently. was water master
for the Indian service. He and his
family had lived at Pablo for 20 years
GREAT FA1IS-Gross revenue OF
the municipal water department In
1871 was 1894. 1880 and net operating
profit was $67,377ls, according to q
report Of City Engineer Ed Henen.
GRASS RANGE-E. D. Holmes, Mil
waukee station agent here for l6 years,
has been transferred to Denton. How
ard Ullery Of Harlowton has been ap-
pointed to the Grass Range post.
GREAT FALLsAppointment Of NJ
G. Sayatovic as supervisor Of the Cas-
been announced. Sayatovic has been
HELENA-Approximately 1880 male
residents in Montana will be registered
in the 20 and 2l-year age groups Feb.
16, E. M. Birely, state director Of Sc
leetive service, has announced.
HAvRE-The Havre theater was
Quilted by fire Of undetermined origin
recently. For time the flames en-
th4 H~tN ~
the alley to the rear.
BUTTE-A sportsmen's exhibit and
dog show. the first Of its kind held
here in many years, will be conducted
Feb. 27-28 by members of the Butte
Field and Stream association.
ticulturist at Montana State college,
has been called to Fort Douglas, Utah.
He holds reserve commission as first
lieutenant
HAVaE- Construction Of the Havre
airport Is assured, G. p. Wells, city
engineer, said after returning from q
four-day conference In Butte with civil
aeronautics authority and WPA engi-
neerS.
GREAT FALlS-Mrs. Marion Delger,
who died at hospital here, was q
graduate Of the Fort Shaw high school
and attended the State Normal COL
lege at Dillon and taught at Simms
and Fort Shaw.
BILLINGS This city has been
granted an additional three months
to complete construction OF sewage
disposal plant The additional time was
granted by the state board Of health.
The time was extended to April l.
HELENA-Louis M. Teddy. business
manager of the Helena local Of the
cooks and walters union, has been
elected president Of the state council
of the Hotel and Restaurant alliance
and the Bartenders League Of America.
Warren Harris was
driving three-ton tractor during log
ging operations in the Blackfoot region.
When he reached sidehill, the ma
chine tilted, spilled him out, toppled
over him and rolled down the grade.
He escaped with two leg bruises.
ANACONDA-An essay written by
Miss Helen Mcmahon, senior at st.
Mary's college, Leavenworth, Kan, has
won second place in the Kansas State
Sodality Union college essay contest.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Mcmahon Of this city.
BUTTE-Nrs. Anne Condor, who
died at hospital here, had lived In
the Mining city for As years. She was
q native Of Ireland. Mrs. Eliza Lavina
Vivian, 80, resident of Walkerville
for SO years, was another pioneer 10
die.
BILLINGS Ernest L. Marvin, So,
who died here, had been clerk Of the
local school district for the last IL
years and was prominent in Montana
lodge and club activities. He was grand
master of the Masonic grand lodge OF
Montana in 1933-1934.
HEIENA-Plans for five regional
conferences of the National Progress
sive Education association in Montana
and Washington have been announced
by Clark Frasier, director Of the East
ern Washington College of Education
laboratory at Cheney. The conferences
will start at Helena Feb. 10-11.
CUT BANK-Clem Senechal, Cut
Bank high school track coach, has be-
come basketball mentor as well, sue
ceeding Paul Chumrau. Chumrau was
ordered by the army to report for
duty at Fort Benning, Ga. He is a
reserve officer with the rank Of first
lieutenant.
Elmer R. Olson, 40. Of
Culbertson, who died here, was admin
istrative assistant at the Montana
AAA office here. He was graduated
from Montana State college in 1925
and was past master Of the Culbertson
Masonic lodge.
HELENA-No public school money
from any source may be appropriated
By the state. any county or school dis
rict to any Indian school maintained
o. under the jurisdiction Of the federal
government, Miss Elizabeth Ireland,
state superintendent Of public instruc-