Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-06
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HEI.ENA-The state fish and game
commission is getting ready for the
1912 big game hunting season. 1t has
ordered 10000 tags which hunters are
to attach to animals they kill.
BILLINGS city and Butte
have been selected as the two Mon
tana sites Of special F. B. I. war traf-
fic schools for police. to be conducted
throughout the nation beginning Feb 8
HELENA-Joseph Grinrod, 81, who
died in a hospital here, was a member
Of an old-time Helena family and had
lived here many years. He was native
Of Bloomington, Ill.
HELENA-Joseph S. Bossler. well
known Helena man, has been elected
llustrious potentate of Algeria temple.
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine He has
been a member Of Algeria Shrine pa
troll for Is years.
GREAT FALLS-A water color by
Lynette Arouni. former local girl, now
an artist in Los Angeles, has been
accepted by the California Water Color
society travelling show, according to
word received here.
DILLON-Al officers of the Beaver
head Sportsmens association have been
reelected. They are: Jack keenan,,
president; OFT Vandegrift, vice presi-
dent; William Lloyd, treasurer, and
Mrs. Jack keenan,, secretary.
HELENA-Resources of Montana
II building and loan associations were
1881, 584.l1 greater on Dec. 81, 1941,
than at the same time year earlier
w. A. Brown, state superintendent of
banks, has reported.
HAMILTON-An anthology of poet
~ published at New York by Poetry
House, in December, contains a col
lection OF 20 poems written by Bessie
K. Monroe of Hamilton. Mrs. Monroe's
verse deals largely with nature subjects.
GREAT FALLS Charles Bovey has
been presented with the distinguished
service award of the Great Falls
Junior Chamber of Commerce for his
creation Of Old Town" at the North
Montana State fairgrounds.
HELENA The Montana railroad
and public service commission has ap-
pointed c. F. Reardon of Butte as
field agent for the Billings area, sue
ceeding Emmett Fogarty, who resigned
to enter private business in Butte.
HAVRE-Dr. Jesse Leroy Somers,
IS, who died here, was dentist and
former mayor Of Havre. He was found
dead from heart attack in his room
at a local hotel. He had practiced den
tistry here for q years.
BUTTE Scouting in the Silver Bow
area council was enjoyed by 1855 per-
cent more boys and men in 1s41 than
in 1910, according to the annual report
submitted at the yearly meeting. Guy
D. Piatt of Butte has been elected
president Of the council.
ANACONDA-Four years ago Eu-
gene, Clark and Ruth Carmichael be-
gan saving Jefferson nickels. Recently
the youngsters found they had LIPS
tucked away in cake container. They
exchanged them at the postoffice for
three defense bonds.
HELENA - Albert Angstman, law
school Junior at the University OF
Montana and son of Associate Justice
Albert Angstman of the state supreme
court, has won the Balfour award Of
the Sigma Chi fraternity for the Mon
tana province.
HELENA-Only those employees who
have worked for the state at least a
year continuously will be eligible for
the months pay granted on enlist
ment or induction into the armed
forces, the state board Of examiners
has decreed.
ANACONDA-Mr. and Mrs w. P.
Larsen have received word from the
United States navy that their son,
William Larsen Jr., a member of the
marine corps, must be considered
prisoner of war. He was stationed at
Guam when hostilities with Japan
broke out.
HAVRE-Walter Brown was elected
president of the Northern Livestock
Loan Co. of Havre at the annual meet
ing. c. H. Brocksmith of Glasgow was
elected vice president, and G. S. Brad
ford and A. E. Swanton, both of Havre,
secretary-treasurer and secretary, re-
spectively.
DILLON-A coroner's jury has abb
solved Lyman K. Baxter, Is, of Idaho
Falls, Idaho, of blame in the truck
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