Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-10-31

HELENA-Prlvate Jack r. Francis
%, OF Baker, Ore died at Fort william
Henry Harrison from a gunshot wount
post officers said was accidentally suf
fered during armed combat exercises
HELENA william E. Guinan. "a ,
, well known Helena carpenter for man,
years, succumbed to lingering lines.
in the county hospital where he hsc
been a patient for a week.
ANACONDA John Ahern. ss
widely-known resident of Anaconda
for more than 81 years and a retired
engineer at the Hearst public library
died here recently.
HELENA-Mrs. w. M. Adams Of
Great Falls was reelected state presi-
dent of the Women's Society Of Chris
tian Service Of the Methodist church
here.
GREAT FALLS-Charles M. Flana-
gan, ~, Cascade, who farmed for as
years in the Cashier Coulee commun-
ity, died at local hospital Flanagan
was born in Missouri, and came To
Montana nearly so years ago.
HELENA-Montana drivers are now
obeying the 35-mile-per-hour state
speed limit, Col G. L. Sheridan, state
highway patrol supervisor. said after
returning from a series of patrol
schools.
BUTTE-Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore.
presiding prelate Of the Catholic
church in the Helena diocese. has
asked workers Of his faith to stay on
the job" in copper mines in Butte
and the Anaconda smelter.
BUTTE-Edward A. willie. com
mander of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars post No. 1448, has joined his son
Adyron, 20, in the Marines. The WfIles
are the third Patterson team to ioin
the armed forces from Butte since
Jan. l.
BILLINGS-Dillard L. Chambers. 81.
owner of the Chambers Hardware Co.
here for 20 years, died in Rochester.
MINI. Chambers was in Rochester
10 be with his wife, who had under J
gone major operation, when he was {
stricken by heart attack.
HELENA-W. E. Rae of Havre. state
chairman, said the war production
,oard has authorized its Montana SAL i
'age division to accept collections Of I
in cans for delivery to the American t
smelling & Refining Co.'s lead smelter {
It East Helena. The tin cans will be S
sed as flux in smelter operations. t
HELENA time pilot training of !
nen between 10 and 81 years old viii : :,
inter- the third two-month session at
'arTol college and the airport Nov. 9.
he program calls for both army and C.
avy flier training for combat duty, Il
Decial pilot service with the army, in
tructor duty, or commercial airline l!
srvice. d
KALISPELL-Nrs. A. M. Moore of :.
he M and Lazy v ranch near Marion = =
as contributed $4,000 pounds Of metal - :,
} the national scrap collection, and =
avs nothing would please her more =
IAN to know that some of the M Lazy
s old branding irons were cutting al
VS. for Victory" through the skies Is
yer Japan. pl
BILLINGS William Byrne, 81, re- =
red farmer, died at the home Of a ~
N, Raymond Byrne, four and half -
lies east of Billings. Pernicious AZ
ACAAA1d StANAoC0 4Cdb4As DyIuC CdIIlG 10 A
lie Billings area IL months ago from ~
[iranda, S. D. He had been a resi-
mt Of Falk county, S. D., for SO years. m
e was born In Iowa III
FLORENCE George L. Walkup, p p
lorenzo rancher, who died recently, ~
as n years old. He was born at &c &c
Tacuse, New York, Sept. 10, 1865 He T ~
me to Montana when 20 years old, -
ttling at Anaconda. Later he came s 20
the Bitter Root valley and took I'D 49, 49,
sidence on ranch east of that place ~
here he lived until his death.
20,
HINSDALE-Jack T. Kind, So, well WI
lown farmer of the South Bench arr
immunity, died at his home two To
lies south Of Hinsdale after a stroke. Do
orn at VeSando, Finland, Kind came Hs
the United States with his par Re
It's in 1918 at the age of 81. He filed vo,
homestead near Hinsdale in 1914 An
ID engaged in farming and ranching rel
ere until his death
Thomas B. Hart he,
ported for duty as post chaplain at Re
'rt William Harrison. Chaplain Hart. ers
reserve officer who has been on of
tive duty for the last six months. An
me to Fort Harrison from Camp ma