Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-26

DORM III WG1otEls .. At.s May 10 1910
and attended the high school at Web
ster He graduated from st. John.
college at St. Cloud. MINI. He enlisted
in the navy March 4, 194i, and during
Feb 1912 was graduated from the
naval flying corps at Corpus Christi
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BUTTE-The Rev. E. NJ Bramer OF
Westby, Mont, viii succeed the Rev
T. r. SevertSon, former pastor Of the
old Hill Lutheran church, early in
/ November, according TO the Rev. T. P.
Neste of Anaconda, who Is assisting
here during the time before the West
/ by pastor arrives
BILLINGS William Woods, rs, a
retired stock buyer and former
freighter, died of a heart ailment.
Woods got his start In the livestock
buying business when he worked with
crew which provisioned the crew
building the Northern Pacific track
east of Billings.
BOZEMAN-Swine breeders in the
Midland Empire have organized new
breeders association called the Mid
land Empire Registered Swine Breed
ers association, E. P. circuit, extension
livestock specialist at Montana State
college, has been informed Headquar-
ters of the association are at Billings
HAA1LTON-Generosity and SYM
pathy must replace cruelty in the
postwar world, DR.. E. o. Melby, presi-
dent of Montana State university, told
group Of American University
Women here. The outstanding need,
he said. Is consideration for the 'peo-
pie who live on the wrong side Of the
tracks"
HEI,ENA-While the deadline for |
applications for beaver trapping per-
mits is Dec. l, the state game depart
ment has urged that all requests be
in before Nov. so that deputy ward
ems. who must inspect the areas where |
beavers are doing damage, may COM
plete their work before heavy snow
fall.
MSSOULA-A. o. Modlin, forest
service engineer credited with survey
ing more Montana farms than any
other man, has been transferred TO
Salinas, Calf, where he viii work on
he federal guayule project. Modlin
,ame here to have charge OF home
tead entry surveys IN Montana and
northern Idaho and has been with
he forest service more than IS years.
HELENA-A survey Of 1941 mileage
f all cars, trucks and motorcycles
sed In state business has been COM /
leted In preparation for placing {
ehicles Of this type under federal !
Jurisdiction Nov is. Officials indicated
hey did not expect gasoline rationing I
ere but that mileage rationing prob
bly, would be In effect under the fed
raj program.
HELENA Attorney General r. v. :
ruled only the state legis- !
.ture may increase school district
AK levy, once it has been set. The
pinion was asked by Oscar Hauge. !
,unty attorney Of ELL county, after :
erical error by the county superin-
.ndent Of schools office in setting !
. the transportation budget resulted !
! a levy considerably smaller than
needed. \
ST. IGNATIUS - Franklin Edgar
rover, SIS, and his son, John Thatch- 2
Brewer, is, were killed Instantly ON k
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contact with a high power line I
bile working atop a haystack. The
70 had been assembling equipment
r sale at the farm, preparatory TO
aving for the Pacific coast. A chain
ing removed from stacking pole
uched the power line and both were
rown to the ground
DILLON Francis P. Bulger, prom
ent Dillon resident, died at the Bar
tt hospital following several weeks
illness. He was born March is, 1878,
Burlington, Iowa He came to Mon
ma in 1905, working for the Mil
aukee railroad. In 1909 he moved to
instead to become paymaSter for the
Ilmore g. Pittsburgh railroad. In
Is, Bulger came to Dillon where he
aintained his residence until the
ne Of his death.
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