Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-14

q who are physically handicapped
/ Patients attending the clinic should be
accompanied by q parent or guardian
In order that the examining physician
and orthopedic supervisor may inter-
view them.
GREAT FALLS-AIbert T. Murray
So, died at his home after short i'll
ness. Murray was born at Salem, MO,
and came to Belt 80 years ago. He
lived there until is years ago when he
and his family moved TO Great Falls.
At the time Of his death he was en-
ployed by the Montana Elevator Co.
at Fairfield.
BUTTE-Ars Maria Paumie Rim
boud, a resident Of Butte for more
than so years and who established this
city's first dry cleaning establishment,
died at her home. Born In Paris, she
came to the United States when a
young woman, first settling in New
York city. In 1889 she came to Butte
to open her dry cleaning establish
ment. Mrs. Rimboud sold the business
to her employees in 1925.
HELENA Montana viii be one OF
two states expected to produce addi-
tional petroleum in November, Pc
troleum Coordinator Harold L. Ickes
informed the railroad and public SER
vice commission. The states quota
for November is 24,8O0 barrels daily,
compared with a 24,400-barrel quota
in october and actual production OF
q, 300 barrels in November, 1941.
Wyoming's quota also was raised Tor
November.
BUTTE - william j. Green, widely
known former Butte resident died at
his home in Spokane, where he had
resided for the past four years. He had
been in the employ of the Continental
Oil Co. for many years and was dis
trict superintendent for the company
at the time of his death. A native of
England, Green came to the United
States when a lad, with his parents.
They settled in Butte and the Min
ing city was his home continuously
until removing to Spokane.
LEWISTOWN-Mrs. Sadie Hoffman,
u.s. Lewistown pioneer and business
woman, died at st. Joseph hospital
following a two weeks illness. She was
born in Bristol, Ill, and In 1888 was
married in Chicago to Charles Hoff-
man. Her husband died In 1894 and
she came west the same year with her
three small children, and lived with
her sister, Mrs. John Smith, near
In 1902 she came to
Lewistown to take over management |
Of the Hoffman House, which had |
been built by her brother-in-la John |
Smith, and which was named after
Mrs Hoffman.
BUTTE Ernest M. Sylvester, after
"A years service in executive positions
IN Butte newspaper circulation de-
oartments, and As years service in
various other business industries in
Butte, recently retired. However, des-
oite the fact that Mr.. Sylvester, for 10
Years secretary Of the Butte Auxiliary
or the Rehabilitation of Crippled
Children and organizer and director
# the first crippled children's drive
tagged in this city 20 years ago,
wanted his retirement to go unheeded,
employees Of the Montana Standard,
where he has occupied an executive
position in the circulation department
ince 1928, gave their associate
lifting farewell. Mr. Sylvester shared
lonors at the farewell party with Mrs.
sylvester. Employees Of all departments
4 the Standard presented MIR. and
drs. Sylvester with gifts. Mr.. Sylvester
eceived an engraved travelling bag,
While Mrs. Sylvester was presented
With q cosmetic case.