Widely Known Retired Hotel Man Dies
John Kosowsko 57 former Metlen hotel proprietor died at St James hospital Butte after long illness He was born December 15 1896 in Poland and came to Dillon late 1920s He operated a sandwich shop then White cafe before buying the Metlen about 12 years ago He sold it to Mr and Mrs Henry Felker and retired Surviving include two stepsons a son in law and daughter and several grandchildren Rosary was recited and Requiem High Mass held at St Rose Church Interment at Mountain View Cemetery
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John Kosowsko
Metlen
St. James Hospital
Butte
Mr. Kosowsko
Poland
Canada
Dillon
Montana Street
Thea White
Henry Felker
Matt Taborski
Englewood
Calif
Walter Taborski
Sheridan
Jerry LaVoie
Kosowski
Timothy Clifford
St. Rose Catholic Church
Mountain View
Ray Nelson
Ray Megquier
George Net~tick
Chris Bay
Leonard Kesel
Felix Swanski
Brundage Chapel
Snowfall Reports Six Inches at Western Montana College
i Osborne, keeper of the weather station at Western Montana College, notes Sundays snow measured six inches with .43 inch moisture. Monthly total moisture reaches 153 inches. Lambing and calving statewide remain largely unaffected by storms bringing needed moisture. Clair Michels, county agent, says farm flocks are midway to a strong lambing season with losses under normal.
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Western Montana College
Clair Michels
Dillon Girl With College Singers
Marilyn Mockel daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Mockel Dillon is with the 55 Montana State college singers this week for an annual spring music tour presenting eight concerts in southwestern and central Montana.
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Marilyn Mockel
Clifford Mockel
Dillon
Montana State College
Montana
Development of Tungsten Facility Highlighted for Beaverhead
A Beaverhead tour by Minerals Engineering Co officials showcased a major local industry. Mayor Townsend and George M. Melton noted the project’s promise for community progress while Ray Sullivan presented mine and mill data. The party included Lt. Gov. Gosman and many local figures. the firm has invested about 800000 in mine, mill, and road work and employs roughly 45 workers with a $250000 annual payroll.
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Beaverhead
E. 8. Townsend
George M.’ Melton
Ray Sullivan
The
Minerals Engineering Co
Paul Puyear
Joe White
Leonard Schulz
Bruce Risley
George M. Gosman
Lee Hoerning
George Andersen
D. W. Hagen
Harry J. Andrus
F. P. Madden
Pat Dunagan
T. W. Sargent
Mayor Townsend
George M. Melton
Fred Bonneau
W. W. Hawkins
A. B. Keith
Dana Mooney
E. W Bond
J. Weldon Payne
C. J. Hovren
Norman Gilesnd
John Prohosky
George Brown
M. Stone
Carl
J. Kambich
Glen
Jesse Green
Anaconda
Will Tobey
Robert Roby
Earl Craig
Dick Warren
Minerals Engineering Company
Butte Hospital Notes and Local Birth News
Admitted list includes May Griggs Lima Bessie Hansen Sheridan Howard Weatherwax Sheridan Raymond Held Sheridan James Wiggers Sheridan Ralph Quigley Dell Edward Heikkila Dillon Orla Hugh Junod Sheridan Ernest Orr Dillon Baby Timothy B Laden Dillon Dismissed list includes Eugene Blinn Dillon Florence Job Wise River Leona Wenger Dillon Albina Sporich Dillon Ronald Orman Dillon Jack Peterson Jackson Walter Brundage Dillon Arthur Klessig Wisdom Mrs Leslie McGee Dillon Mrs Howard Weatherwax Sheridan ITS A GIRL Herman Peterson passed out cigars last Friday bearing a band with the inscription Its a Girl A baby girl was born at the Barrett hospital that morning to Mr and Mrs Peterson.
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Butte Hospital
May Griggs
Lima
Bessie Hansen
Sheridan
Howard Weatherwax
Raymond Held
James Wiggers
Ralph Quigley
Dell
Edward Heikkila
Dillon
Orla
Hugh Junod
Ernest Orr
Timothy B. Laden
Eugene Blinn
Florence Job
Wise River
Leona Wenger
Albina Sporich
Ronald Orman
Jack Peterson
Jackson
Walter Brundage
Arthur Klessig Wisdom
Leslie McGee
Herman Peterson
Barrett Hospital
Mrs. Peterson
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State Public Service Commission
Montana Power Company
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