Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-10-10

CONt6kAD'-J. +. Cheatnam "a al,
timer Of the Williams district. died Il
st. Mary's hospital in this city. Cheat.
ham was born in Willisblirg, XIV. am
lived in Pondera county Is years.
BILLINGS Carlson, about IS
Of Forsyth, engineer on the Northerr
Pacific work train, was killed when AZ
eastbound extra freight train coIIided
with the work train about five mile
west Of Huntley
CHINOOK-Otto MeaseI Of Detroit
Mich paid a surprise visit TO bis
brother, Chris, here. It was the frs
time the two had met in ~ wears
Otto is superintendent Of the Indian
Trail summer resort at Monroe. Mich.
INGOdAR- Bogovich 81 of
Roundup, sheeprerder EMPLOYED nv
the Big Timber Livestock Co. was
killed when a sheep wagon In which
he was riding struck a Milwaukee,
road freight train near here.
CASCADE - FIR. Andrew J. Zarek
pastor Of the Cascade Catholic church
and state chaplain Of the knights of
Columbus has been commissioned a
first lieutenant IN the army and viii
report to the chaplains school at
Harvard university in the near future.
ANACONDA-Everyone Of the s.4OO
workers at the Anaconda smeIter of
the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Is
participating in the war bond sales
drive through a payroll allotment
plan, General Manager w. E. Mitchell
announced.
GREAT FALLS - Miss Geneyieve
Antonich, who has been making her
home here with her aunt, Mrs. j. K.
Valacich of Black Eagle, has left for /
Chuquicamanta, Chile, where she win |
be employed in newly formed high /
school for American students.
HELENA. E. Henry, state p1r-
chasing agent, awarded the Hansen
Packing Co. of Butte a contract to
supply Montana custodial institutions
with meat for a year The contract
called for minimum of 500 900 worth
1f meat.
GREAT FALLS-Mrs. Edith Brown
Peterson died after short illness She
vas the widow of Carl M Peterson
Who died here August "a, 1941 Born
n Michigan in 1882 she accompanied (
Ter parents to Montana in 1890 and {
vas married to Peterson in 1907,
MALTA-A romance which began in
Japanese concentration camp in
california, and flourished ON the three t
lay trip to sugar beet fields in Phillips c
ounty eliminated in the marriage
lere of Masami EnSeki, "a, and Ava
lisono, 10, both of California. {
MISSOULA-A 1912 Christmas holi- :
ay note: Harvesting of Christmas +
rees in the forests of western Mon
ana,-which annually supply the ma
lon with some 100000 of the trees A
I'LL get under way very soon, officials n
the j. Hofert Co. reported. P
GREAT Installation of !,
ew x-ray unit at cost of $500 has II
cen completed at the Montana Dea- Il
oness hospital, giving the institution !,
ABILITIES for the most modern di- ,,
announces.
HARLOWTON- william A. Rogers, Il
J, retired Milwaukee railway con- M
lctor, died at his home here after a T
1gering illness. He was born in "
WA and came to Montana shortly r.
ter the road built through the state oi
1905. He made his home here and be
Melstone and Miles City since then. N
HANLTON-Coroner John Dowling
.scribed the death of Ormond Blood, A
!, Hamilton rancher, as q suicide al
lood was found dead In his home q
ON gunshot wound, shotgun be- r,
lie the body. He was a veteran Of M
orld war l. dl
HELENA The editorial Legion ~ -
,yalty" written by Editor Law Ris- ~, NJ
n and appearing in the Helena In t''
pendent June 21, 1912, was the
ontana winner in the American Le- nc
on's editorial appreciation award 70
r the year. &c
ROUNDUP-Nayor George A. Swer- na
lie, former state senator Of Mussel- =
ell county, was granted two months =,
ave Of absence by the city council to ~
yer his preliminary training period -
the civilian pilot training program. pr
Vertelle left for Plentywood where
will train In the school established
ere. He was accompanied by Victor Of
who viii take the same SCI
urse in rudimentry aeronautics. TT
ION completion Of the course, they 81