Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-18

/ HEL.ENA-Bank clearings here n
March totaled $l7,946, 277s7. whicT
represents a gain of $3,243,14le7 owe,
the same month last year.
TOWNSEND Ann Berberet
is, Of ToSton, died at a hospital herr
Of injuries suffered when she wa,
thrown from a horse.
MISSOULA-Two hundred and o.
Montanans enlisted in the army IN
March. the district recruiting office
here reported.
LIVINGSTON-AIike OLeary. non
ular coach of the Anaconda HIGH
school, was named president OF the
Montana Coaches association at the
annual meeting held here.
BOzENdAN-Jake Barer, Bozeman
fur dealer. pleaded guilty in justice
court to a charge Of unlawful pos
session of beaver pelts and paid fine
Of $3.50.
GLASGOW Frank Ruffcorn, for the
last seven years deputy county clerk
and recorder, has resigned to become
bulk plant agent here for the West
land Oil Co.
LEWISTOWN- P. J. Finneean
team of Anaconda added the Montana
Elks bowling championship to its state
title when it crashed 1850 pins in the
open division of the tournament here
BAKER-Mrs. Clarence Bishop. who
died at her home after a long illness,
was born at Atinson, Me, and had
been a resident of this area for 80
years.
GLASGOW-John Andrew Jaspar. z.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jaspar of
New Deal, was drowned when his BIZ
cycle ran off bridge near the Fort
Peck project town.
MILES CITY-Fritz F. Haynes. state
senator from Rosebud county and for
many years county attorney at For
syth, has announced his candidacy for
the republican nomination for congress.
HELENA-For the first two months
of 1912, sales at Montana department
stores were Is percent ahead Of the :
period last year, the fed
eral reserve bank reported
CONRAD-Carl E. Anderson, SO, who
lied at a hospital here, was a prom :
nent Dutton rancher. A native of
he came to Dutton 80 years +
lgo and had long been active in the a
agricultural development of the area. a
GREAT FALLS-A write EN-
etter" campaign intended to promote q
requent correspondence to men in the =
rmed service by relatives and friends :,
las been launched by the local Elks 4
Odge. n
CASCADE-Mrs. J. B. Taylor of "
cascade was injured fatally and her II
prominent sheepman, Sc
erely injured when their pickup truck II,
Tas struck by an Intermountain bus II
etween Ulm and Riverdale. d
HELENA-The population of the al
tate prison at Deer Lodge dropped q
rom 473 to 462 IN March, but that %.
4 the state insane hospital at Warm OF
springs increased from 1858 to 1862,
he board of examiners reported. .Jc
BUTTE-A car broke loose from its m
arking place on the north side Of O.
asst Broadway, ran across the street. OF
mashed a big plateglass window and st;
amaged the front Of the Montana ne
over Co. here. a
HELENA - The Montana supreme
'urt has affirmed Silver Bow county A.
lstrict court Judgment, holding that en-
awrence Weir sheriff Of that county We
ON 1881 through 1898, is entitled to at
$l6,528.87 mileage claim. tn
GREAT FALLS-Members of the -
Toodmen of the World from all parts ~ -.
Montana honored T. w. AIidkiff, ~
stional president, at banquet here.
idkiff, now located at Denver, was ws
Great Falls resident for many years KIN
E. Hart has been Ro
ected chairman of the Lewis and TAI
ark county commissioners, replacing MI
.ul A. Standby, recently ousted un- en-
r court order declaring his election ret
egal thc
sale of the Queen
,asing Co., to the Lexington Mining alr
J., has been completed here. The eai
leen, owned by r. S. Stewart, VIII no
m McVida and r. j. Putnam, is a on.
sd-zinc producer and has been OPP fro
ated for about year. Wi
BUTTE Stricter regulations govern a. -
3 sale of new and recapped automo- t ~.
e tires were announced here by Tom "a
verify, state rationing administrator. I