Veteran Prospector Thomas Fisher Dies in Deer Lodge Visit
Phillipsburg dispatch reports the death of Thomas Fisher a pioneer Montana prospector and miner. He died at 6 20 a m in Deer Lodge while visiting friend Part Javin after traveling from Smart Creek to be near his mining property. Fisher aged 73 was a longtime resident of Smart Creek and Montanas pioneer circles and leaves a sister in St Louis with funeral plans to be announced.
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Thomas Fisher
Granite County
Montana
Mr. Fisher
Deer Lodge
Part Javin
Anaconda
Smart Creek
St. Louis
Montana Pioneers
Masonic Lodge
Philipsboro
Maine
Local women elect new Business and Professional Club president
In Bitter Adot Hamilton on June 3 the Business and Professional Women's club chose Miss Margaret McCulloch as president succeeding Miss Mary Crutchfield. Other officers named were Miss Carrie Hork VP Miss Elizabeth Lombard secretary and Miss Elsie Wagner treasurer.
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Hamilton
Business and Professional Women's Club
Margaret McCulloch
Mary Crutchfield
Carrie Hork
Elizabeth Lombard
Elsie Wagner
Bernard McLaughlin
Ll. Sanderson
Pine Grove Addition
B. W. Reimel
Thompson
Lois
Leta
Iowa
Professor Thompson
Sylvia Cochran
Charlotte Brooks
Miss Cochran
New York City
Columbia University
C¢. J. Peterson
Missoula
Philpsburg Visitors Attend Court and Social Events
Fromboit Johnson, a former Philpsburg resident now in Missoula, renews friendships while pursuing business interests. Miss Virgie Bellivieu returns from Eastern Montana teaching. Judge George B. Winston and Alfred Johnson attend county court matters. Mrs J E Smith and Mrs M Courtney host fard party at Court ney hotel amid county commission sessions and WCTU meeting.
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Philipsburg
Moonlight Mining Company
Evelyn Potts
Murray Hospital
Putte
Alfred Johnson
Hall
H. A. Nicholayson
Redoor Floods Hit England in Worst Some 40 Years
The Associated Press reports severe floods in England following a heavy weekend of rain. The Midlands and northern regions suffer the worst with drownings and extensive livestock and property losses. Forecasters warn of more rain to come.
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Associated Press
London
England
Midlands
Montana State Normal to Grant Diplomas in June Commencement
Dillon Montana June 3 The Montana State Normal College will confer 66 diplomas at its twenty seventh annual commencement on June 12. The week’s schedule begins Sunday with an alumni banquet and continues through a baccalaureate sermon senior Sunday dinner class play college sing and class day exercises ending with the commencement exercises.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Therogram
Can Appoint Deputy Serve Without Pay
Helena June 3 The state supreme court upheld district court convictions of G T Crouch Clarence Wilson and Willard Hoover in Pondera county for violating prohibition law. The court ruled the county attorney had authority to name a deputy without pay without consulting commissioners on non salaried appointments.
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Associated Press
Helena
Supreme Court
District Court
Pondera County
G. T. Crouch
Clarence Wilson
Willard A. Hoover
R. M. Hattersly
Ap Poinsee
Frank B. Yalkup
Board of Commissioners
Albert J. Galen
Election returns from 34 precincts in Montana
Associated Press report from Helena on June 8 notes the state canvassing board has received and canvassed returns from 34 counties. Seventeen counties reported unofficial results and four more are awaited. Cook leads Lindquist by 280 votes for seventh at large delegate, while Hattie leads Bray by 202 for the second district delegate.
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Associated Press
Helena
State
Cook
Lindquist
Hattie
Bray
Spking Festival 18 Success at State Normal College
The annual spring festival and May day were held on the State Normal College campus under Miss Henrice Patterson. A number of college girls and public school students took part in what officials called one of the festival’s most successful events in several years.
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Dillon
State Normal College
Henrice Patterson
The Gay in Washington Comic Ledger
The House defeated the McNary Hansen farm relief bill. Senate adjourned at 7 pm after votes. Senate committee urged investigation of the federal farm loans board operations. Ford bid favored in Muscle Shoals panel. German relief appropriations rejected by Foreign Relations. Reorganization panel urged new Education and Relief Department. Warren named as resolutions committee chair for GOP convention.
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Muscle Shoals
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Department of Education and Relief
Fashions Threaten Hutton Trade Across Nations
Readable text notes that evolving fashions in women's clothes have nearly wrecked the Hutton trade in multiple countries, outlining the global impact on makers, exporters, and retailers as styles shift rapidly.
All Kiwanis Night Observed In Deer Lodge
Kiwanis clubs across the United States and Canada designated June 16 as All Kiwanis night with a zero hour observance. Kiwanian Pat Keeley spoke on Ideals of Kiwanis. Guests included Thomas Bailey of Cleveland B C C Nutter of Helena J L White of Spokane and J W Cole Warden of Montana state prison.
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Helena
J. L. White
Spokane, Wash
J. W. Cole
Montana State Prison
Deer Lodge Scene Wide With Visitors and a Marriage
In Deer Lodge on June 3 various residents were noted including J W Carry caring for a patient at St Josephs hospital. Amelia Cardona from Spokane attends to business. J J Miller traveled to Butte. H Cassill arrived from Seattle. Henry Valston visited from Butte. George Rnton called to Butte for illness at St James hospital. EF J Cumming visited Helena. George Schuler of Lewistown visited, Ed Boyer and others from Butte were in town. A marriage license was issued to Thomas Walsh and May Bennett, who will wed at Immaculate Conception church. Miss Erma Brown departs for Portland for Rose Carnival then other western cities. 5 P Wilson visited Helena with Hawyers of Anaconda and Mrs Iry MacPherson visiting relatives in Colton.
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J. W. Carry
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Amelia Cardona
Spokane
J. J. Miller
Butte
H. Cassill
Seattle
Wash
Henry Valston
George Rnton
Rai
Harry Bastlick
Jack
Ennle
Mia
Victor Hendrickson
EF. J. Cumming
Helena
George Schuler
Lewistown
Eity
Ed Boyer
Thomas F. Walsh
Anaconda
May Bennett
Immaculate Conception Church
George Welcome
Erma Brown
Portland
Deor Ge
P. Wilson
HawRers
Iry MacPherson
Eoula
Rebels Hold Stronghold in Mexico City Report
War Secretary Serrano arrived from the south saying Villa Hermosa, the last rebel stronghold, has not yet fallen to the federals. He cited difficult terrain and surrounding country as factors in the campaign's delay.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Serrano
Mauretania Reaches One Million Atlantic Miles
The Mauretania completed its 305th voyage to New York on Saturday and, upon docking, will have steamed one million miles across the Atlantic. It is claimed the liner has carried more passengers and traveled a greater distance than any other trans Atlantic ship in service.
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Associated Press
Southampton
England
New York
Women to open handicap sweepstake at Anaconda links
Ladies of the Anaconda Country club plan a weekly handicap sweepstake golf series starting tomorrow after last week’s qualifying rounds. Players may still qualify by submitting three scores from the 12 hole course with signatures. Creeks hazards are out for women matches and a keen competition is expected.
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Anaconda Country Club
Golf Links
Smith Leads In Race For Union Presidency
Election judges said Anaconda Mill and Smelter men’s union officers vote was the heaviest in years. Over a thousand ballots were cast, and by midnight only the president tally was counted: C. W. Smith 435, John Kerrigan 309, Tom Murphy 247.
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Anaconda
Eastern Star extends invitation to Eureka Anaconda for meeting
Floral chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star in Deer Lodge invites Eureka chapter No. 16 of Anaconda to its regular meeting next Thursday evening. A number of candidates will be initiated and a social session will follow.
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Order of the Eastern Star of Deer Lodge
Eureka
No. 16
Anaconda
Weather summary for western and eastern regions
West of the Rockies shows a slight temperature fall while the east experiences a small rise. Rain has drenched the Dakotas with tight to moderate amounts. Low pressures persist in the Northwest, with coastal areas remaining unusually high and clear skies.
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The
Associated Press
Rockies
Dakotas
Doisey At Pingyang Halted In Record Flight
Captain Pelletier Doisy, flying from Paris to Tokio, completed a jump from Mukden to Pingyang in northern Korea in three and a half hours. Departing Manchuria at 5 a.m. he landed at 8 52 a.m. covering about 275 miles.
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Associated Press
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Japan
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Mukden
Canadians Want Fugitive Jailed After Park Car Find
Auto found at Washoe park pavilion last Friday matched a stolen Saskatoon car. Chief Cullen received a telegram from Canada City police stating a reward of $100 for the arrest of C Hayes Bruce and recovery of the vehicle. Bruce described as 26, 5 feet 9, gray eyes, dark complexion, smooth shaved, black hair, well educated.
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Sestrich
Bentley
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Canada
Cullen
C. M. McDonald
Canada City
C. Hayes Bruce
Anaconda
Bruce
Canadia
Funeral for Frank Skender Led by Knights of Columbus
Frank Skender, a member of the Knights of Columbus, was buried after a funeral at St. Peter's Church. The service featured a requiem high mass by Rev. Father Schulte, with St. Peter's junior choir and Dominican sisters singing. Pallbearers included A. W. Anderson, Ed Kelly, R. A. Holbrook, Vic Schwartz, Emmett Russell, and Robert Campbell. Burial was in Mount Carmel cemetery.
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Frank Skender
St. Peter’s Church
Father Schulte
St. Peter's Junion
Dominican Sisters
A. W. Anderson
Ed Kelly
R. A. Holbrook
Vic Schwartz
Emmett Russell
Robert Campbell
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Dogs Star In New Arrow-Curwood Film Jacqueline and Blazing Partners
At the Imperial tonight and tomorrow night audiences are urged to see Jacqueline or Blazing Partners. Taxie the dog plays a key role in the plot and director Dell Henderson praises the animal for its intelligence and reliability on set.
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Jacqueline
Arrow-Curwood
Imperial Theater
Taxie
Dell Henderson
Four Occupants Escape After Prescott Accident
A Ford driven by James Kirley carrying four others was struck by a Chevrolet near Prescott school on West Park. The Ford rolled but all occupants escaped serious injury and provided the other car’s license number. Police linked the Chevrolet to Glacier Park Transportation and suspect a stolen vehicle was used. the driver fled the scene.
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Ford
James Kirley
Chevrolet
Kirley
West Park
Cullen
Glacier Park Transportation Company
Mrs Ira Clark to be buried today
The funeral for the late Mrs. Ira Clark is at 8:30 at the family home 704 East Third Street and proceeds to St Peter's church for a 9 o'clock requiem high mass. Interment will follow at Mount Carmel cemetery.
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Ira Clark
East Third Street
St. Peter's Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Prom Night Anacondans Attend Mines Junior Event
Anacondans traveled to Butte for the School of Mines Junior prom honoring the graduating class. Misses Gertrude Bresnahan Flora Collins Lil Man Collins Mary Daniich Dorothy Kruger Evelyn Collins Margaret Voyer Joe Horey Pete Miller James Owenhouse Charles McNeil Stewart Ainslie Joe McCarthy Lowry Smith were among the attendees.
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Butte
School of Mines
Gertrude Bresnahan
Flora Collins
Lil- Man Collins
Mary Daniich
Dorothy Kruger
Evelyn Collins
Margaret Voyer
Joe Horey
Pete Miller
James Owenhouse
Charles McNeil
Stewart Ainslie
Joe McCarthy
Lowry Smith
Seattle woman mourns brother in law killed in Oregon camp
Mrs Cecelia Barden Pittlepaugh of Seattle, visiting her parents, learned yesterday that her brother in law Frank Pittlepaugh was killed in a wood camp accident in Oregon when a cable broke. The engineer died in the incident. Separately, Mrs Mary E Hamilton New Yorks first policewoman cites reasons children run away including hurt feelings and rebellion.
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Cecelia Barden Pittlepaugh
Seattle
Frank Pittlepaugh
Oregon
Mary E. Hamilton
New York
Seeds from Tutankhamen tomb may aid Egypt agriculture
Egypt's department of agriculture studies age preserved seeds found in King Tutankhamen's tomb. Researchers hope to propagate them at national laboratories. The article notes herbs with potential medicinal properties and references Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a historic remedy for women's ailments.
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Egypt
Tutankhamen
Lydia
Funeral for Mrs. Wdith Clark Held at St Peters
The Clark funeral continues from 704 East Third Street to St Peters Church for a requiem high mass at 9 o clock. Interment is at Mount Carmel Cemetery this Wednesday morning.
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