Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-07

LEWISTOWN - James L. Bennett
rs. died at his home in south Lewis.
town. He had lived here for s4 wears
LEWISTOWN-John w. Reed. as
formerly rancher Of eastern FerVl,
county, died here after an illness 81
about eight years.
BUTTE-George Washington Fisher
native Of Missouri but resident al
Butte for So years, died IN a local hos
pital following a brief illness. He was
a member Of the Carpenter union.
HELENA The war production
board has begun a roundup of all non
essential typewriters in Montana for
purchase and distribution among the
armed forces
BILLINGS Gale D. Whitney, presi-
dent of the Montana Motor Transport
association, announced here the or
ganization will hold its annual con-
vention in Billings Nov. 1921.
HARDIN-'Never worry about to-
morrow-live today" That, said Col
Anthony Baron when he celebrated
his END birthday here recently, Is
what he has practiced and is the rea-
HELENA Stockholders of the closed
East Helena State bank soon viii re-
ceive $780, a 10 percent dividend on
holdings once valued at $4,000, W. A.
Brown, state superintendent Of banks,
reported.
HARLOWTOWN Rev. and Mrs.
David Samson arrived from North
Dakota and are settled In the FEEDER
ated church manse. He replaces Rev.
j. Stanley Bellinger, who moved to |
California last February.
BUTTE Benjamin H. Holcomb. /
Livingston, was elected president and /
director of the Montana Society Of
Certified Public Accountants here at
the closing session of the Societys 1912
Billings was chosen as the
1913 convention city.
GREAT FALLS-word has been re-
ceived of the death of Roy Smith. 48
Of Los Angeles. He was born in
the son of the late Joseph
Smith, and lived for several years dur
ng his youth in Great Falls. He was
World war veteran.
GREAT FALLS-Mrs. j. w. Porter
If Great Falls was elected president
If the Diocesan Council of Catholic !
Women at the biennial convention Of :
he group at the Kelsey Memorial. All |
officers of the district youth council !
we're renamed. I
FORT BENTON-The Fort Benton 4
J. Y. G. will open a nquorleSs night
Tub Nov T. The c. Y. c. has rented {
he Hume building on Front street S
nd has named it Victory hail. There
viii be no liquor sold at the hall and +
ny person showing signs Of tntoxica- t
ion viii not be admitted. S
GREAT FALLS-Mrs. Anna M. Nal s.
Iach, 81, widow of Herman Nalbach, P
ne-time Great Falls city treasurer, u
lied suddenly at local hospital Hes5 T!
husband, who died in 1915, was en- a
aged in the tailoring business here G
many years, thereafter was city q
reasurer for II years.
GLASGOW-Forrest E. Smith, 56, O
treat Northern trainman and a Valley II
Ounty resident for 80 years, died in fl
hospital. Smith came to tt
alley county in 1908 and home il
teaded IA miles northeast of Glasgow. Ct
Te had been employed by the railway al
nee 1917. Il
HELENA-The state fish and game ~ y.
apartment sold 2O2 beaver hides at -
uction for $4,3O925. Game Warden
S. Mcfarland said the hides were a,
old to Beckman brothers of Great Il
alls and L. M Goldberg Of Helena. r.
he average sale price was $21.3O q
kin. n
BILLINGS Serg. P. H. Schultz, SO, y
eheved to have served longer as a .
copper" than any other active Mon =
ana police officer, retired from : y
ctive duty with the Billings depart y
lent Nov. /. He has been a member ~ -
the Billings police force 80 years, -
nd a sergeant for II years
THOMPSON FALLS - Dean Car "
lthers, Sanders county treasurer for =
early four years, has resigned to ac- =
ept a position with the Northern y
acific railways tax department at 3
cattle. Mrs. Elda P. Houghland, q
equity to Carruthers, was named to ~
Omplete the term which viii end In -
larch, 1913. ~
BUTTE Sam HUE, 65-year-old ca
MUSICIAN here, has placed a young P