Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-04

HELENA - Great Falls has beer
chosen as the 1913 convention city fol
the Montana Federation Of Womens
Clubs.
BUTTE-Leroy Rule, SIS. who dice
at hospital here, was a native OF
Butte. Rule was machinist and was
a member Of the Pioneer, club.
DLLON-Di1on Methodists cele-
brated their 18th anniversary recently
with a special service. DR.. John Mo-
range, district superintendent, was the
speaker.
Edward G. Schultz, 81
who died at his home west OF here,
had been a resident Of this community
since 1902. He was native Of Min
neapolis.
HELENA - Walter Everin, deputy
game warden at Choteau, has become
chief clerk Of the Montana fish and
game department. He replaced Clyde
Gummow, who resigned.
HELENA = Clyde Gummow, chief
game department for the past several
years, has resigned and left Helena to
take new position.
GLASGOW-Wayne Laverne Hell
ter, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs Nels
Hjelter Of Opheim, died enroute TO
a hospital here, choking to death on
a kernel Of corn lodged in his throat.
HELENA-Gov. Sam c. Ford made
a welcome" contribution to the scrap
rubber collection here. He donated the
front door mat from the executive
mansion. 1t weighed 40 pounds
GLENDIVE-Miss Matilda Maris,
was elected grand worthy
advisor of the Order of Rainbow for
Girls at the 18th grand assembly here.
Miss Dorothy Bantam, Glasgow, was
elected grand worthy associate advisor. /
MALTA-Net income of $13,7OO for
the year ending May 81 was an
nounced by Elmer Hendrickson, man
ager of the Equity Cooperative asso-
citation of Phillips county, at the an
nual meeting here.
BUTTE-May Elizabeth La Fleur, 6,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Elmer La
Fleur of Butte, was drowned on the
upper side Of Hoffman dam, a WPA
project a mile north Of
MISSOULA-N D. Kendrick, Ana
,onda, was elected grand master of
the Montana Independent order of
Odd Fellows and Alice Dodge, Lewis
own, was elected president of the Re
1ekah order at the convention here
HELENA-Fred TRADER and E. F.
lyman of Great Falls and r. A. Shu-
nate of Helena have been chosen
of Montana dairy indus
rieS committee to determine methods
# dairy advertising in the state.
HELENA-The 1912 convention of
he Montana Police Protective associa-
ion will be held here Sept. 10 to II.
About 100 delegates are expected. Joe
sullivan Of Miles City is president OF
he group.
HAAEILTON-Rava county soon {
I'LL be completely free of debt, in I
ontraSt to its load of $536yO00 In May, 9
9S2. Treasurer F. o. Burrell said the {
lst installment Of $4,000 was ready
Dr. payment.
f1El4ENA-W. IL. barrel, Augusta,
as been decided 6,479 acres of land S
ear Augusta by the Northern Pacific
abroad for $3,23970, according to an q
ldenture filed with the county clerk '
nd recorder here. Il
LAURM-Joan Wiser, 4, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Wiser of this a
ty, died in a Billings hospital of II
juries received when she was struck a
7 a truck driven by Henry Gratwohl IL
Laurel N
HELENA-Joe Montgomery, Lewis y y
wn, has been appointed by Gov. y
am @. Ford as custodian of the rec
DIS of the Grand Army of the Re r,
lblic and Spanish-American War I,
eterans. II
MISSOULA - Mrs. Hazel Mumm D
rover, Deer Lodge, became president, u
Id Edward T. Dussault, Missoula, Y
&c president, of the Montana State Il
Alumni association at
cent election. ..
BILLINGS Frank Bryan, II, who ts
ed in Richmond, Calf, left here II I'll
airs ago for California. He had been tt
street commissioner, city jailor and Of
Billings township constable. He was d.
native of Missouri. CO
MISSOULA-The guayle plantations
Salinas, Calf, may supply about II