06 Sep 1912 in Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Montana, the 2nd child of 2 children born to Belle McMullen and Albert Martin Holmström was a son named Charles Martin Holstrom.
Montana, County Births and Deaths, 1840-2004
Name: Charles M Holstrom
Event Type Birth
Event Date:06 Sep 1912
Event Place :Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Montana
Gender:Male
Father's Name :Albert M Holstrom
Mother's Name:Belle Mcmullen
Certificate Number:1600
31 May 1941 in Deer Lodge, Powell County, Montana, at the age of 28 Charles Martin Holstrom married Kathryn Albee.
Montana, County Marriages, 1865-1987
Name:Charles Martin Holstrom
Gender:Male Race:White
Age:28 Birth Date:abt 1913
Birth Place:Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Montana
Marriage Date:2 Jun 1941
Marriage Place:Deer Lodge, Powell, Montana
Father:Albert M. Holstrom
Mother:Belle Holstrom
Spouse:Kathryn Albee
Certificate Number:1876
02 Feb 1955 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Retirements, Promotions in Staff at Anaconda Smelter Are Announced
C. M. Holstrom, who has been superintendent of leaching at the Zinc Plant, succeeds Mr. Emanuel i as superintendent of Zinc Plants, E. S. Kramlich, former assistant superintendent of the Ferro manganese Plant has been elevated to superintendent of that plant
C. M. Holstrom is Anaconda born and reared. He attended Anaconda High School and graduated from the University of Montana as a major in chemistry and mathematics with a BA degree. During his college vacation periods he was employed by the Anaconda company as a laborer in the Reverberatory Department. Starting as a chemist, he was appointed smelting engineer and then assistant superintendent of the Phosphate Plant. He moved to the Zinc Plant in 1947 as superintendent of leaching which position he held until his elevation to superintendent of Zinc Plants.
Mr. Holstrom resides at 510 Main St. He is a member of Pi Beta Phi, chemistry honorary society.
15 Oct 1972 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Charles Holstrom serves 36 years
Charles M. Holstrom, a longtime member of the Anaconda Co. management team in Montana, will retire, Nov. 1 after more than 25 years with the company.
A native of Anaconda, Holstrom received his degree in chemistry from the University of Montana in 1934. He started work for the company in 1936 as a chemist in Anaconda. He later was assigned to the research department and subsequently was promoted to the positions of smelter engineer, superintendent of the dust treating plant, superintendent of roasting, assistant superintendent of the phosphate plant, superintendent of zinc plant, smelter project and development engineer, and assistant superintendent of the Anaconda Reduction Works.
Holstrom was appointed superintendent of the Weed Concentrator in Butte in 1965 and in 1967 advanced to manager of metallurgy for the company's Montana operations. -
He and his wife, the former Kay Albee, live at 3545 Whiteway. They have a son, Jack, of Helena, and a daughter, Mrs. Bruce (Susan) Quande, in Rock Springs, Wyo.
18 Apr 1981 in Sun City, Maricopa County, Arizona, Charles Martin Holstrom's beloved wife of 40 years, Kathryn Albee Holstrom passed away.
1999 03 Feb 1999 in Helena, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, at the age of 86 years, Charles Martin Holstrom passed away.
05 Feb 1999 The Montana Standard (Butte, Montana)
HELENA - Charles Martin Holstrom was born in Anaconda on Sept. 6, 1912 and died at Big Sky Care Center in Helena on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1999.
His parents were Albert and Belle Holstrom, from Stockholm, Sweden, and St. Charles, Canada, respectively. He was the youngest of two children. His sister Martha Nordquist passed away in 1989.
Charles grew up in Anaconda, and graduated from the University of Montana in calculus and chemistry. While he was a "Grizzly," he worked as a chemistry assistant, and was president of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
After college, he worked for a time as a chemist for the Department of Highways in Helena. He then returned to Anaconda and began working for the Anaconda Co. (Arco), where he became smelter superintendent. Later, he was promoted to the position of manager of metallurgy and was responsible for smelter operations in Anaconda, the Weed concentrator, Great Falls and Columbia Falls operations. He retired in 1971. He received an honorary metallurgy degree from the School of Mines in Butte.
He married Kathryn Albee of the Albee ranch family in Deer Lodge in 1942. They had two children, Susan and Jack. Kathryn passed away in 1981.
After retiring from work with the Anaconda Co., Charles lived in Sun City West, Ariz., in the winters. He built the family home at Georgetown Lake, and resided there in the summers where many a pleasant evening was spent on the deck watching the sunset during "happy hour."
Charles was an avid traveler, and he visited relatives in the Nordic countries. He also traveled to Europe, Russia, the Mediterranean and South America. He was a woodworker, often drafting his own furniture. He was a natural tinkerer and could repair almost anything. He was a bird hunter, fly fisherman, and crossword puzzle enthusiast.
He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Susan and Bruce Quande, and their daughter, Kirsten Quande, of Missoula; his son, Jack Holstrom of Helena; nephews, Bob Nordquist of Lincoln, Neb., and Bill Nordquist of Elko, Nev.; and a niece, Ann Hoy of Kansas City, Mo. He also is survived by his very special friend and traveling companion, Alyce Tinthoff of Sun City West, Arizona.
A gathering to celebrate his life will be held at a later date at Georgetown Lake.
Memorials may be sent to the University of Montana Alumni Association, Missoula, Mont.
Montana, County Births and Deaths, 1840-2004
Name: Charles M Holstrom
Event Type Birth
Event Date:06 Sep 1912
Event Place :Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Montana
Gender:Male
Father's Name :Albert M Holstrom
Mother's Name:Belle Mcmullen
Certificate Number:1600
31 May 1941 in Deer Lodge, Powell County, Montana, at the age of 28 Charles Martin Holstrom married Kathryn Albee.
Montana, County Marriages, 1865-1987
Name:Charles Martin Holstrom
Gender:Male Race:White
Age:28 Birth Date:abt 1913
Birth Place:Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Montana
Marriage Date:2 Jun 1941
Marriage Place:Deer Lodge, Powell, Montana
Father:Albert M. Holstrom
Mother:Belle Holstrom
Spouse:Kathryn Albee
Certificate Number:1876
02 Feb 1955 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Retirements, Promotions in Staff at Anaconda Smelter Are Announced
C. M. Holstrom, who has been superintendent of leaching at the Zinc Plant, succeeds Mr. Emanuel i as superintendent of Zinc Plants, E. S. Kramlich, former assistant superintendent of the Ferro manganese Plant has been elevated to superintendent of that plant
C. M. Holstrom is Anaconda born and reared. He attended Anaconda High School and graduated from the University of Montana as a major in chemistry and mathematics with a BA degree. During his college vacation periods he was employed by the Anaconda company as a laborer in the Reverberatory Department. Starting as a chemist, he was appointed smelting engineer and then assistant superintendent of the Phosphate Plant. He moved to the Zinc Plant in 1947 as superintendent of leaching which position he held until his elevation to superintendent of Zinc Plants.
Mr. Holstrom resides at 510 Main St. He is a member of Pi Beta Phi, chemistry honorary society.
15 Oct 1972 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Charles Holstrom serves 36 years
Charles M. Holstrom, a longtime member of the Anaconda Co. management team in Montana, will retire, Nov. 1 after more than 25 years with the company.
A native of Anaconda, Holstrom received his degree in chemistry from the University of Montana in 1934. He started work for the company in 1936 as a chemist in Anaconda. He later was assigned to the research department and subsequently was promoted to the positions of smelter engineer, superintendent of the dust treating plant, superintendent of roasting, assistant superintendent of the phosphate plant, superintendent of zinc plant, smelter project and development engineer, and assistant superintendent of the Anaconda Reduction Works.
Holstrom was appointed superintendent of the Weed Concentrator in Butte in 1965 and in 1967 advanced to manager of metallurgy for the company's Montana operations. -
He and his wife, the former Kay Albee, live at 3545 Whiteway. They have a son, Jack, of Helena, and a daughter, Mrs. Bruce (Susan) Quande, in Rock Springs, Wyo.
18 Apr 1981 in Sun City, Maricopa County, Arizona, Charles Martin Holstrom's beloved wife of 40 years, Kathryn Albee Holstrom passed away.
1999 03 Feb 1999 in Helena, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, at the age of 86 years, Charles Martin Holstrom passed away.
05 Feb 1999 The Montana Standard (Butte, Montana)
HELENA - Charles Martin Holstrom was born in Anaconda on Sept. 6, 1912 and died at Big Sky Care Center in Helena on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1999.
His parents were Albert and Belle Holstrom, from Stockholm, Sweden, and St. Charles, Canada, respectively. He was the youngest of two children. His sister Martha Nordquist passed away in 1989.
Charles grew up in Anaconda, and graduated from the University of Montana in calculus and chemistry. While he was a "Grizzly," he worked as a chemistry assistant, and was president of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
After college, he worked for a time as a chemist for the Department of Highways in Helena. He then returned to Anaconda and began working for the Anaconda Co. (Arco), where he became smelter superintendent. Later, he was promoted to the position of manager of metallurgy and was responsible for smelter operations in Anaconda, the Weed concentrator, Great Falls and Columbia Falls operations. He retired in 1971. He received an honorary metallurgy degree from the School of Mines in Butte.
He married Kathryn Albee of the Albee ranch family in Deer Lodge in 1942. They had two children, Susan and Jack. Kathryn passed away in 1981.
After retiring from work with the Anaconda Co., Charles lived in Sun City West, Ariz., in the winters. He built the family home at Georgetown Lake, and resided there in the summers where many a pleasant evening was spent on the deck watching the sunset during "happy hour."
Charles was an avid traveler, and he visited relatives in the Nordic countries. He also traveled to Europe, Russia, the Mediterranean and South America. He was a woodworker, often drafting his own furniture. He was a natural tinkerer and could repair almost anything. He was a bird hunter, fly fisherman, and crossword puzzle enthusiast.
He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Susan and Bruce Quande, and their daughter, Kirsten Quande, of Missoula; his son, Jack Holstrom of Helena; nephews, Bob Nordquist of Lincoln, Neb., and Bill Nordquist of Elko, Nev.; and a niece, Ann Hoy of Kansas City, Mo. He also is survived by his very special friend and traveling companion, Alyce Tinthoff of Sun City West, Arizona.
A gathering to celebrate his life will be held at a later date at Georgetown Lake.
Memorials may be sent to the University of Montana Alumni Association, Missoula, Mont.
06 Sep 1912 in Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Montana, the 2nd child of 2 children born to Belle McMullen and Albert Martin Holmström was a son named Charles Martin Holstrom.
Montana, County Births and Deaths, 1840-2004
Name: Charles M Holstrom
Event Type Birth
Event Date:06 Sep 1912
Event Place :Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Montana
Gender:Male
Father's Name :Albert M Holstrom
Mother's Name:Belle Mcmullen
Certificate Number:1600
31 May 1941 in Deer Lodge, Powell County, Montana, at the age of 28 Charles Martin Holstrom married Kathryn Albee.
Montana, County Marriages, 1865-1987
Name:Charles Martin Holstrom
Gender:Male Race:White
Age:28 Birth Date:abt 1913
Birth Place:Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Montana
Marriage Date:2 Jun 1941
Marriage Place:Deer Lodge, Powell, Montana
Father:Albert M. Holstrom
Mother:Belle Holstrom
Spouse:Kathryn Albee
Certificate Number:1876
02 Feb 1955 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Retirements, Promotions in Staff at Anaconda Smelter Are Announced
C. M. Holstrom, who has been superintendent of leaching at the Zinc Plant, succeeds Mr. Emanuel i as superintendent of Zinc Plants, E. S. Kramlich, former assistant superintendent of the Ferro manganese Plant has been elevated to superintendent of that plant
C. M. Holstrom is Anaconda born and reared. He attended Anaconda High School and graduated from the University of Montana as a major in chemistry and mathematics with a BA degree. During his college vacation periods he was employed by the Anaconda company as a laborer in the Reverberatory Department. Starting as a chemist, he was appointed smelting engineer and then assistant superintendent of the Phosphate Plant. He moved to the Zinc Plant in 1947 as superintendent of leaching which position he held until his elevation to superintendent of Zinc Plants.
Mr. Holstrom resides at 510 Main St. He is a member of Pi Beta Phi, chemistry honorary society.
15 Oct 1972 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Charles Holstrom serves 36 years
Charles M. Holstrom, a longtime member of the Anaconda Co. management team in Montana, will retire, Nov. 1 after more than 25 years with the company.
A native of Anaconda, Holstrom received his degree in chemistry from the University of Montana in 1934. He started work for the company in 1936 as a chemist in Anaconda. He later was assigned to the research department and subsequently was promoted to the positions of smelter engineer, superintendent of the dust treating plant, superintendent of roasting, assistant superintendent of the phosphate plant, superintendent of zinc plant, smelter project and development engineer, and assistant superintendent of the Anaconda Reduction Works.
Holstrom was appointed superintendent of the Weed Concentrator in Butte in 1965 and in 1967 advanced to manager of metallurgy for the company's Montana operations. -
He and his wife, the former Kay Albee, live at 3545 Whiteway. They have a son, Jack, of Helena, and a daughter, Mrs. Bruce (Susan) Quande, in Rock Springs, Wyo.
18 Apr 1981 in Sun City, Maricopa County, Arizona, Charles Martin Holstrom's beloved wife of 40 years, Kathryn Albee Holstrom passed away.
1999 03 Feb 1999 in Helena, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, at the age of 86 years, Charles Martin Holstrom passed away.
05 Feb 1999 The Montana Standard (Butte, Montana)
HELENA - Charles Martin Holstrom was born in Anaconda on Sept. 6, 1912 and died at Big Sky Care Center in Helena on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1999.
His parents were Albert and Belle Holstrom, from Stockholm, Sweden, and St. Charles, Canada, respectively. He was the youngest of two children. His sister Martha Nordquist passed away in 1989.
Charles grew up in Anaconda, and graduated from the University of Montana in calculus and chemistry. While he was a "Grizzly," he worked as a chemistry assistant, and was president of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
After college, he worked for a time as a chemist for the Department of Highways in Helena. He then returned to Anaconda and began working for the Anaconda Co. (Arco), where he became smelter superintendent. Later, he was promoted to the position of manager of metallurgy and was responsible for smelter operations in Anaconda, the Weed concentrator, Great Falls and Columbia Falls operations. He retired in 1971. He received an honorary metallurgy degree from the School of Mines in Butte.
He married Kathryn Albee of the Albee ranch family in Deer Lodge in 1942. They had two children, Susan and Jack. Kathryn passed away in 1981.
After retiring from work with the Anaconda Co., Charles lived in Sun City West, Ariz., in the winters. He built the family home at Georgetown Lake, and resided there in the summers where many a pleasant evening was spent on the deck watching the sunset during "happy hour."
Charles was an avid traveler, and he visited relatives in the Nordic countries. He also traveled to Europe, Russia, the Mediterranean and South America. He was a woodworker, often drafting his own furniture. He was a natural tinkerer and could repair almost anything. He was a bird hunter, fly fisherman, and crossword puzzle enthusiast.
He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Susan and Bruce Quande, and their daughter, Kirsten Quande, of Missoula; his son, Jack Holstrom of Helena; nephews, Bob Nordquist of Lincoln, Neb., and Bill Nordquist of Elko, Nev.; and a niece, Ann Hoy of Kansas City, Mo. He also is survived by his very special friend and traveling companion, Alyce Tinthoff of Sun City West, Arizona.
A gathering to celebrate his life will be held at a later date at Georgetown Lake.
Memorials may be sent to the University of Montana Alumni Association, Missoula, Mont.
Montana, County Births and Deaths, 1840-2004
Name: Charles M Holstrom
Event Type Birth
Event Date:06 Sep 1912
Event Place :Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Montana
Gender:Male
Father's Name :Albert M Holstrom
Mother's Name:Belle Mcmullen
Certificate Number:1600
31 May 1941 in Deer Lodge, Powell County, Montana, at the age of 28 Charles Martin Holstrom married Kathryn Albee.
Montana, County Marriages, 1865-1987
Name:Charles Martin Holstrom
Gender:Male Race:White
Age:28 Birth Date:abt 1913
Birth Place:Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Montana
Marriage Date:2 Jun 1941
Marriage Place:Deer Lodge, Powell, Montana
Father:Albert M. Holstrom
Mother:Belle Holstrom
Spouse:Kathryn Albee
Certificate Number:1876
02 Feb 1955 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Retirements, Promotions in Staff at Anaconda Smelter Are Announced
C. M. Holstrom, who has been superintendent of leaching at the Zinc Plant, succeeds Mr. Emanuel i as superintendent of Zinc Plants, E. S. Kramlich, former assistant superintendent of the Ferro manganese Plant has been elevated to superintendent of that plant
C. M. Holstrom is Anaconda born and reared. He attended Anaconda High School and graduated from the University of Montana as a major in chemistry and mathematics with a BA degree. During his college vacation periods he was employed by the Anaconda company as a laborer in the Reverberatory Department. Starting as a chemist, he was appointed smelting engineer and then assistant superintendent of the Phosphate Plant. He moved to the Zinc Plant in 1947 as superintendent of leaching which position he held until his elevation to superintendent of Zinc Plants.
Mr. Holstrom resides at 510 Main St. He is a member of Pi Beta Phi, chemistry honorary society.
15 Oct 1972 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Charles Holstrom serves 36 years
Charles M. Holstrom, a longtime member of the Anaconda Co. management team in Montana, will retire, Nov. 1 after more than 25 years with the company.
A native of Anaconda, Holstrom received his degree in chemistry from the University of Montana in 1934. He started work for the company in 1936 as a chemist in Anaconda. He later was assigned to the research department and subsequently was promoted to the positions of smelter engineer, superintendent of the dust treating plant, superintendent of roasting, assistant superintendent of the phosphate plant, superintendent of zinc plant, smelter project and development engineer, and assistant superintendent of the Anaconda Reduction Works.
Holstrom was appointed superintendent of the Weed Concentrator in Butte in 1965 and in 1967 advanced to manager of metallurgy for the company's Montana operations. -
He and his wife, the former Kay Albee, live at 3545 Whiteway. They have a son, Jack, of Helena, and a daughter, Mrs. Bruce (Susan) Quande, in Rock Springs, Wyo.
18 Apr 1981 in Sun City, Maricopa County, Arizona, Charles Martin Holstrom's beloved wife of 40 years, Kathryn Albee Holstrom passed away.
1999 03 Feb 1999 in Helena, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, at the age of 86 years, Charles Martin Holstrom passed away.
05 Feb 1999 The Montana Standard (Butte, Montana)
HELENA - Charles Martin Holstrom was born in Anaconda on Sept. 6, 1912 and died at Big Sky Care Center in Helena on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1999.
His parents were Albert and Belle Holstrom, from Stockholm, Sweden, and St. Charles, Canada, respectively. He was the youngest of two children. His sister Martha Nordquist passed away in 1989.
Charles grew up in Anaconda, and graduated from the University of Montana in calculus and chemistry. While he was a "Grizzly," he worked as a chemistry assistant, and was president of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
After college, he worked for a time as a chemist for the Department of Highways in Helena. He then returned to Anaconda and began working for the Anaconda Co. (Arco), where he became smelter superintendent. Later, he was promoted to the position of manager of metallurgy and was responsible for smelter operations in Anaconda, the Weed concentrator, Great Falls and Columbia Falls operations. He retired in 1971. He received an honorary metallurgy degree from the School of Mines in Butte.
He married Kathryn Albee of the Albee ranch family in Deer Lodge in 1942. They had two children, Susan and Jack. Kathryn passed away in 1981.
After retiring from work with the Anaconda Co., Charles lived in Sun City West, Ariz., in the winters. He built the family home at Georgetown Lake, and resided there in the summers where many a pleasant evening was spent on the deck watching the sunset during "happy hour."
Charles was an avid traveler, and he visited relatives in the Nordic countries. He also traveled to Europe, Russia, the Mediterranean and South America. He was a woodworker, often drafting his own furniture. He was a natural tinkerer and could repair almost anything. He was a bird hunter, fly fisherman, and crossword puzzle enthusiast.
He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Susan and Bruce Quande, and their daughter, Kirsten Quande, of Missoula; his son, Jack Holstrom of Helena; nephews, Bob Nordquist of Lincoln, Neb., and Bill Nordquist of Elko, Nev.; and a niece, Ann Hoy of Kansas City, Mo. He also is survived by his very special friend and traveling companion, Alyce Tinthoff of Sun City West, Arizona.
A gathering to celebrate his life will be held at a later date at Georgetown Lake.
Memorials may be sent to the University of Montana Alumni Association, Missoula, Mont.
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