Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-19


Although lots were appraised as low
as 81, the county has received no of
fers and an attempt win be made to
place the realty on tax rolls by selling
II on an acreage basis.
BUTTE Maurice Driscon Of Butte.
coach at St. Tgnatitls high school the
past two years, has been named as
sistant to Head Coach Harry DahIberg
at Butte high school. Superintendent
of Schools Lowell Johnson announced.
Driscon graduated from Montana
State university in Missoula In 1870.
He succeeded William Hawke. now IN
the armed forces, in the local post.
HAVRE-The Havre Federal Savings
g. Loan association has opened new
offices In the Masonic temple build
ing. The institution was organized in
1929 as the Havre Building q Loan
association and was federalized Nov.
II, 1910, at which time the name was
changed. Officers of the association
are Fred White. president, and James
Holland, secretary.
MISSOULA-Si Hickox Of Drum
mond got off his tractor and sought
TO straighten a steel cable he was
winding on a drum. The drum sud-
denly spun In reverse, and the cable
caught Hickox' hand. He was dragged
completely around the cylinder. He lost
one finger and suffered broken fore
arm. fractured ribs and deep face lac
erations.
GREAT FALLS-With an all-time
attendance record established, the
playground and totlot program of the |
board Of recreation Of the city and
school district has been concluded. At |
tendance was officially placed at |
53,812. Eleven play areas were con-
Quoted during the season, all being
under supervision Of paid leaders, most |
Of whom were college students or
graduates.
HARDIN-One man was instantly
killed and another was fatally injured
on the Grow agency-St. Xavier cutoff
road when a tractor and combine on
which they were riding rolled off the
road and overturned several times.
william Swift, AZ, Garryowen, received
fatal head injuries when the machine
overturned and Henry zeiler, 46, Har-
lin, sustained crushed chest.
Patrick Kelly died at
st. Ann hospital following an illness
Of more than two months. He was a
retired mill worker and had resided
n this city for As years. Born IN
County Mayo, Ireland, Kelly came to
he United States in 1895 and settled
n Leadville, Colo. After living two
rears in the Colorado city he came to
Anaconda and had resided here con-
lnuously since.
HEIENA-State examinations for
tudent nurses seeking professional
certificates viii be advanced one month
his year to permit badly needed pro-
essionaIly trained women to enter the
ield Of nursing as soon as possible,
INN Beckwith, secretary of the state
,oard of examiners for nurses, said.
Examinations are scheduled at the
apitol Oct. and for graduates of
dontana's II nursing schools.
GREAT FALLS More than $1O4,OO
vorth Of state hail insurance was OBJ
aimed this year by Cascade county
armers on crops, County Assessor w.
1 Burton reports. Hail damage In the
ounty was light. State hail insurance
7as obtained through Burton's office
n crops grown In Cascade county.
'oIicies issued numbered 108, providing
average of $104, 7Si.25. The premiums
$7,296s1.
LEWISTOWN-A letter was received
lere from S. s. Warren, Taunton,