Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20

ANACONDA-Lee Martin, early day
stagecoach driver between Anaconds
and Carroll, was a recent death victim
BUTTE Bennett W. Clark, SO, who
died here, was a native Of Canada
and had lived in this city since 1884
ANACONDA-This citys second an
nual stampede has been tentatively
scheduled for July 10. II and II.
KALISPELL-Nellie skogiund. who
died at a hospital here at the age OF
70, had lived in Kalispel for 81 years
BUTTE-This city's annual rodeo
sponsored this year by the Citizens
Navy Relief committee, win be held
July 16 to IS.
STANFORD-Alexander Mcdonald.
72. who died here, was a longtime
local resident, coming here in 1910.
He was born at Rockford. III.
MISSOULA-Training of 20 para
chute jumping firefighters has started
here under supervision Of the forest
service.
LIVINGSTON-The annual Living
ston golf tournament will be conduct
ed July and 4, with prizes being
war savings bonds.
MuSSOUL william KrieQer
of Park City has been elected captain
of the 1913 track and field team at
Montana State university. His spe-
cialty is the javelin throw.
GLENDIVE-Mrs. E. L. Kalberg Of
Deer Greek, who died recently, had
been resident of Dawson county 80
years. She was born in Norway in
1879.
GREAT FALLS Remodeling of a
two-story brick building for a county
home for the aged win be finished by
Aug. l. Approximate cost Of the work
is $7,977.
HELENA-W. o. Kivley, office en-
gineer for the Montana highway de-
partment, has left for work in the
islands. He expects to be
away at least four months.
HELENA-The wildlife restoration
has announced fencing
had been completed on part of the
Milestone reservoir at Milestone for
refuge for pintail and other wild
ducks.
HELENA-Use of the 100000 Hell
ena national guard armory as a con-
7alescent hospital for soldiers wounded |
during the war was offered the army
and the Montana armory board re-
GENTLY by Mayor J. J. Hayttn.
HELENA-Dr. Ernest C. Stone has
Begun work as chemist for the state
livestock sanitary board, replacing
Maj. Virgil A. Wilson, who was called
% active duty in the chemical war
are department several months ago.
BUTTE-James Furno, SO. who died
n Vancouver, Wash, at the age Of
49, had been q resident Of the Brown
gulch district for so years before leav-
ng here 10 years ago. He was born
n Italy.
william j. Leoper, assist
mt secretary treasurer of the Mon
ana Livestock Production Credit as
ociation, has received a commission
S ensign In the naval reserve. He re- !
orted for active duty at San Fran
iSco June is.
BILLINGS - Establishment of
ranch of the state prison near here
be used for housing younger in
lates apart from hardened" Grim /
lals, was advocated here by Dudley
ones, warden of the state prison at
eer Lodge.
HEIENA-F1sh produced IN Mon !
ma hatcheries won't go hungry. The :
ate recently contracted for $500
orth Of fish food. Great Falls Meat !
o., Montana Horse Products Co. of !
ute and Armour g. Co. were the sue
Ssful bidders.
Patrick Harring- E
n, native Butte youth and son of
rs Hanna Harrington, recently was
dained into the priesthood Of the n
'ciety of Jesus, more commonly q
lied the Jesuit order, at ceremonies r
st. Mary cathedral, San Francisco. N
Gleason, daughter P
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gleason Of this Il
", has won the 500 war savings p
nd as winner Of first place In the b
ontana Bankers association annual
say contest. Miss Gleason Is a stu :,
Mt at Cathedral high school here. ~
HELENA Fourteen members Of the RI
class OF the law school at W
1ntana State university we're recent hi
admitted to membership of the In
tie bar OF the IA, ii win enter oil