Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-02

LIVINGSTON-First prize in Living
stons annual trout derby here Aug.
VIII be a $1,000 war bond
RALISPELL-Mrs. Margaret Morgan
Peters, 80, who died here, had beer
a resident Of the Flathead for S:
years.
HELENA-Licenses were granted BIZ
the livestock commission here for ODD
Grafton Of new stockyards at Miles
City and Havre.
BIG TIMBER Herman E. Mjelde
who died here after long illness, was
commander Of district Of the Mon
tana American Legion.
BOHEMIAN Robert Don Correia, g.
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Correia, drowned when he fell into a
flood-swollen ditch near the west edge
Of the city.
MLSSOULA - Rodeo Rider Turk
Greenough, husband Of Fan Dancer
Sally Rand, passed the army physical
examination here and entrained for
Fort Lewis.
HANHTON-Clinton j. Vincent, IS,
who died here came to Montana from
New York in 1888. settling first In the
Deer Lodge valley He came to the
Bitter Root valley in 1902
BILLINGS from the fire which
broke out in the Goodldnd building
here was estimated at $4,000. The
flames Quilted upstairs apartments and
rooms.
GREAT FALLS-Word has been re-
ceived here that Wilmont E. Egan,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Harry Egan of
this city, is a japanese prisoner. He
was a naval cook stationed at Guam.
HAMILTON Lawrence Humble,
Hamilton fur dealer, paid fines ag-
sregating 1880 when he pleaded
guilty to five charges of violating state
game regulations.
MALTA-Mrs. Mae Dec, who died
1T hospital here, had lived in Malta
.or Is years. One son, Norman, was
With the American forces on Bataan
peninsula
BUTTE-Edward Victor Callahan,
a, who died here, was the son of
he late J. L. Callahan, former under
heriff Of Lewis and Clark county and !
alter deputy United States marshal.
HAAnLTON-A new Elks lodge was
Installed here recently with H. A.
chambers as exalted ruler. More than
so Montana El1s were present for the :;
CEREMONY.
MALTA-Albert Joseph Tetrault, 10, 4
tho died at local hospital, came to S
falta So years ago and engaged in b
ne ranching and livestock business
lie was a native of Ontario, Canada.
LEWISTOWN-John Mann, super r
ltendent Of the Continental OIL Co. Il
efinery here for several years, has k
cen transferred to Ponca City, Okla. 6
r. Stevens, assistant superintendent 6
ere, has succeeded Mann. Il
BUTTE-First place winner in the
iShop Gilmore essay contest was Miss a
can O'Brien, Girls Central high n
'hool senior. Miss Marie Bigelow, II
acred Heart academy, Nissoula, q
aced second. In
CUT BANK-Roy Nelson has been W
ected president Of the Cut Bank 10
ying club. Other officers are Ben
liver, vice president; Charles r. Es- =.
brooks, secretary; Robert Ylmck and ~
an Drumheller, directors. - -.
DEER LODGE-Dr. B. T. Asbury Of ar
arm Springs, formerly of Anaconda, Ir
IS elected president Of the 18th dis m
ct Of the Montana Dental associa- pa
N. DR.. L. E. Omlid of Deer Lodge
Is elected secretary. a.
has been received 40
re of the death of Mrs. Leonard J. tn
lristler at Auburn, N. Y. She was Fo
2 widow of the late Rev. Leonard j. MI
ristler, former rector of st. Marks to
iscopal church here. an
AdISSOULA Al Williamson, first
istant state examiner since 1887 and tan
employee of the department for 81 to
hrs, has resigned to retire to his an
lch near Poison. He has been In 80
Or health for several years. ext
M. Hanson, 20, of u
les City has been selected as Mon VIZ
las NYA youth worker most valu-
e to war production" G. M Mac ret
Ian, state administrator, has re- wa
ted. tar
BUTTE Senator B. K Wheeler has G ~.
0ealed to the selective service adj -.
listration in Washington for more s ses
ID physical examinations for pros AOi