Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-06

HELENA - Montana growers sold
500. 432 worth of potatoes during April
for the largest single vegetable export
Of the month.
STANFORD-Dr. A. E. Myrick, 70,
who died at a Lewistown hospital, was
coroner and longtime doctor of Judith
Basin county.
Observation-Disclosures present relief
load Of about 10000 persons Is the
smallest in many years, J. B. Convery,
administrator, says.
HEIENA--John P. Nimmo, So, who
died here, was a longtime resident Of
Helena ana former supervisor Of the
water department.
DEER LODGE-James Hendrickson.
81. Deer Lodge valley ranch worker,
was killed instantly when struck by
lightning while working in a field
HELENA-Jack McCarvel Of Ana
conda, football and basketball star, has
been elected president OF the Carroll
college student council for 1942-1943.
HELENA. Frank OConneII, who
died in Portland, was former fire chief
IN Helena. With his family, O'Connell
left for Portland about 10 years ago.
GREAT FALLS - Maytele Braley,
who taught second grade in the Lar
gent school here for three years, isl
now teaching in the Panama Canal
Zone schools at Gatun.
RED LODGE Margaret Rogers,
commercial teacher at Carbon County
high school for 81 years, has an
nounced her retirement. She came here
in 1911 from Minneapolis.
LIVINGSTON-A rock fish" 800
feet long and 30 feet wide, has been
here to advertise Living
ston's second annual trout derby to be I
held in August.
HELENA-D. M. Kelly of Butte. vice
president of the Anaconda Copper
Mining Co., has been named chairman
Of the Montana industrial salvage COM
mittee.
GLASGOW-J E. Parker of Butte,
Montana administrator of the works
projects administration, was the main
speaker when the new county-WPAI
and machine shop building
was dedicated here.
HELENA-Acting Attorney General
Howard M Gullickson has ruled that
boards of county commissioners do not
nave authority to furnish automobiles
Tor use by county superintendent of
schools
BUTTE-Harold L. Tanner, %, Mon
lana School of Mines graduate, lost
MS life when he became lost in a :
inowstorm near Bishop, Calf He was
he son of Mrs. H. L. Tanner Of this
:ity.
Everett North, Billings,
vas elected president of the Montana !
State Junior Chamber Of Commerce
here. j. George Graham of Great Falls,
'etiring president, was named national J
director.
HEIESA-Lodges and other organ 1
nations which occasionally serve ban s
lHetS and benefit dinners are not t
'lgible for registration for sugar ra- q
ions, Tom D. Caverly, state rationing
'fficer, has ruled.
BILLINGS-Leopold Ulmer, 41-year- t
Nd rancher south of here, was con- /
dcted Of manSlaughter in the shooting \
Il Peter Schneider, 81, farmer west Of /
Billings, and sentenced to eight years
n the state penitentiary. b
BOHEMIAN - Frances Pickolick of
Dillon has been selected as Montana c
tate colleges woman's day speaker for e
DAT. According to tradition, the T.
peaker for five years hence is chosen h
rom the graduating class. n
HELENA-R. c. Wallace has been y
e-elected president of the Junior z
,hamber of Commerce here. Wesley :
Vertz was elected vice president and :
!. L. Word second vice president. Jack
'enge was named treasurer.
BOZEMAN-Lee E. Roseberry, pre- v
airing TO enlist filed suit seeking a s
ivorce from his wife. His complaint {
ct out that he was willing to flight [
or my country but refuse to do battle e
nth the defendant" I
GLENDIvE-J james Dvorak, Dawson r
ounty treasurer since 1896, was SEN :
enced to three years In the state 7
rison for grand larceny of county
lnds Dvorak pleaded guilty to a
barge that he stole 5000. !,
MISSOULA-Officers of the Mon Il
ana grand lodge, I. o. o. F., have de- e
ided to hold their convention here Il