Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-30

GLASGOw-E. D. Button, 81, who
died here. was retired president Of the
acknowledgements bank.
BILLINGS Cicero Avent, 50, OF
Cody, Wyo., who died here. trailed
cattle over the Chisholm trail into the
state in 1879.
GREAT FALLS-Robert G.. STAINS
berry, assistant coach Of the Great
Falls high school, has been appointed
recreation director here.
BUTTE-David Killham, who died
here. had been resident OF this city
for SO years He was a Waterman for
the Anaconda Copper Mining Co.
GREAT FALLS u Tom j. Davis
Butte attorney and president Of Ro-
tary International, viii deliver the
commencement address for the high
school graduating class here.
GREAT FALLlS-Jane Surface, local
traffic representative for Northwest
Airlines, has been transferred from
here to the general office Of the COM
pany in Chicago.
GREAT FALLSEDegrees from the
18th to the 18th were given to class
Of II candidates by the Great Falls
chapter Of Rose Croix here at the
Scottish Rite reunion.
HELENA-Mrs. Flora E. Diamond,
SO, who died in San Francisco, was a
resident of Helena for many years and
later lived in Butte. She came from
Tennessee with her parents in 1873 and
lived here about 80 years.
ROY-John Bishop, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Bishop of Roy, was re-
ported missing after the fall Of Cor
regidor. Bishop was raised In this
community and graduated from Roy
high school about eight years ago.
sHELBY-Mrs. Genevieve Alsup has
been appointed undersheriff here by
Acting Sheriff o. E. Fagerberg. She
is the wife Of Sheriff E. B. Alsup of
Toole county, who recently enlisted in
the army
LEWISTOWN - Waldo Vangn ess,
deputy state game warden at Red
Lodge, has returned from Fort Lewis
where he was rejected for army serv-
ice because of imperfect vision. He has
resumed his deputy game warden post.
FORT Contracts have been
negotiated with the Harza Engineering
Co., Chicago, for architect engineers
services and with the Fegles Construc-
ton Co., Minneapolis, for construction
of the Fort Peck powerhouse.
BUTTE-Lynn U. Stambaugh, ma
tional commander of the American
Legion, and his aide, Jack Williams,
both North Dakota men, win be In
Butte July Is at the Montana depart
ment convention. Silver Bow post No.
1, Butte, will be the host unit.
LEWISTOWN-Mrs. Nancy Garlick,
30, who died at the home Of her grand
Mrs. Alta Kelly, was born in
Missouri and came by boat to Fort
Benton in 1885. Her parents settled in
Gallatin county, where she was mar
ried In 1869.
HELENA-Nrs. Martha kaufman of
Forsyth has been elected president of
the Montana Restaurant association,
Gerald Wentworth Of Great
Falls. Joseph Brady Of Helena was
named vice president, and Warren Nc
Allep Of MiSSoula is the new secretary. /
MISSOULA-For the third success
sive year Great Falls high school won
first place In the state interscholastic
debate tournament here. The winning
.eam was composed of Leo Graybill,
who also won the original oratorical
contest, and Bob Hoffman.
HELENA Only one plate viii be is
iued to licensed motor carriers by the
tate railroad commission for the dura-
ion. New plates will be made from
metal left over from previous years.
The commission annually issues about
1000 truck and trailer plates.
SHELBY-Don Pettigrew was elect
ID president Of the Shelby Junior
Chamber of Commerce. j. D. Annis is
irst vice president; James Carter,
econd vice president; Cecil Howard,
Dale Brown, treasurer, and
Benjamin zell, assistant secretary. [
CHINOOK-The postoffice depart
nent has leased the former grocery
tore building Of the Thomas O'Hanlon
TO-, and it is being remodeled and
I'LL soon be ready for occupancy. The
uilding, erected in 1889, was the towns
lrst brick structure.
HELENA - Petroleum county may (
onsider the primary election in July !
S the next regular election" in sub
hitting the question of adoption Of