Senior class play to open Montana State Normal College commencement week
The Montana State Normal College senior class presents Why Not by Jesse Lynch Williams on June 16 in the college auditorium to open commencement week. Miss Hilda Henderickson oversees the drama with a cast including Leonard Chadwick Robert Kindsley Mary Chadwick Bernice Hirschman Molly Chadwick Alice Cosgrove Bill Thompson Armin Jahr Eva Thompson Myrtle Dunks Kenneth Cosgrove Jane Davidge Jean Brothers Churchill Smith Marion Lund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hirschman
Molly Chadwick
Alice Cosgrove
Bill Thompson
Armin Jahr
Eva Thompson
Myrtle Dunks
Billy Thompson
Kenneth Cosgrove
Jane Davidge
Jean Brothers
Churchill Smith
Marion Lund
Dillon Boy Honored by Michigan Sphinx Club
Dillon resident Tom Olmsted son of Mr and Mrs T D Olmsted at the University of Michigan was elected to the Sphinx club an honorary literary society with only ten members chosen annually He was also elected business manager of the university daily for next year and plans to attend summer school in Ann Arbor this summer.
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Dillon
Ann Arbor
Tom Olmsted
T. D. Olmsted
University of Michigan
Sphinx Club
University Daily
Dillon News Notes People in town depart and visit
Dillon June 4. Mr and Mrs Dan Tovey visit from Wisdom. Frank Beecher attends to business from Reichle. Mrs F B Felt arrives from Portland for the summer. A A Anderson comes from Grant. Rev T W Bennett visits Spokane. Miss Cassie Laird from Butte arrives for weeks. Martin Innes goes to Rochester Minn for medical care. Rev F X Leschner returns from Polson. George Harrison from Grasshopper valley on business. Mrs W H Jones reports her husband improving after surgery in Butte.
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Dillon
Dan Tovey
Wisdom
Frank Beecher
Reichle
F. B. Felt
Portland
A. A. Anderson
Grant
T. W. Bennett
Hamilton News Notes From Bitter Root region
Local column notes residents traveling and visiting relatives across the Bitter Root. Obituary reports Mrs. Annie Ryan of the Hart audition area, aged 86, buried in Stevensville Catholic Cemetery. Several residents return from trips to Spokane Portland and California, and Rev. L. E. Obert leaves Hamilton for Pomeroy Washington to reside permanently.
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Hamilton
John H. Opie
Spokane
O. J. Hobby
Ada
Stella Aishe
J. H. Carnahan
Parker, D
Helen
W. H. Peirce
R. E. Johnson
Margaret Jones
Butte
Harry C. Jones
Hamilton High School
Emma Madeen
la Grande
Ore
Gertrude McCrackin
Iowa
F. P. Ramsey
Columbia
Presbyterian Church of
Truc. R
H. D. Browning
Seattle
Portland
California
Annie Ryan
Bitter Root
Anthony Meagher
Phil
Kaho Creek
Ireland
Ryan
Stevensville
Stevensville News Notes Highlights Local Visits
June 4 Stevensville notes Miss Viola Kirk of Nelson Nebraska visits sister Mrs C L Adams and plans a Stevensville summer. W G Shepherd travels to Los Angeles for the Mystic Shrine national convention. Messie Kittenger back from Miles City after her father’s illness and recovery from spotted fever. Rube Holden, west side rancher, in town with update on his young son’s eye condition in Butte.
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Stevensville
Viola Kirk
Nelson
Neb
C. L. Adams
W. G. Shepherd
Los Angeles
Messie Kittenger
Miles City
Rube Holden
West Side
Butte
Local Notables Move and Recover in Stevensville
Several residents are described in local notes. The lad nears recovery of sight after cataract removal, Mrs. Raymond improves after illness, Poindexters relocate to Missoula and hand garage duties to Mr. Robinson, Williamson family travels for medical care, J Couch visits from Rockford, Buck becomes creamery bookkeeper, Clara Taylor moves to Missoula for banking, Stewart group travels to Gurnsey for irrigation work.
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C. H. Raymond
W. P. Poindexter
Missoula
Poindexter & Robinson
Robinson
Frank Williamson
J. Couch
Rockford
Wash
Couch
Charles H. Buck
Stevensville
Corvallis News Roundup Includes Visits and Accidents
Mrs Mon tana Girard of Anaconda visits sister Mrs L T Holliday in Corvallis while Mr Girard a welder at Anaconda Reduction accompanies her. John Hay, elderly Corrvallis resident, is recovering after being struck by an automobile Thursday night. Mrs Paul Shook of Snoqualmie visits her parents the Goffs. Frances Cave of Stevensville visits Julia Hoblett. E F Kempter state Rebekah president tours lodges in Anaconda Deer Lodge Round Sheridan and Pony returning by June 10. Corvallis subscribers may read Standard Sundays at St Johns drug store after the afternoon stage.
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Corvallis
Montana Girard
Anaconda
L. T. Holliday
Julia Hoblett
E. F. Kempter
Rebekah
Community Dance Follows Whitehall Commencement
About 200 people attended the Whitehall gymnasium community dance after Friday night commencement. A midnight lunch was provided by the high school Students' association. Many local residents motored to Pipestone dam for a weekend at Wyne establishment and visited friends and relatives across town.
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Whitehall
Students’ Association
Pipestone Dam
Wyne
Mosier
Sylvia Jelinek
Waterloo
Miles Is
Esther Leyson
Neihart
F. L Johnston
Mammoth
Johnston
Liberty Montana
Helena
Intermountain College
Jesse Black
Arents
Epic Negaret
Mexico
Cleveland
Ohio
Ralph Murphy
Lincoln
Neb
Robert EB. Burns
Eugene
Ore
Burns
Jefferson
Madison Counties
Ruth Bush
Auto
Thermopolis
Wyo
Noble King
Mr. Bush
Bobby
Pony
Bess Wolverton
Butte
J. M. Gilmore
Anaconda
J. C. Murphy
R. Geagan
Joe Martindale
T. Ft. Black
American Legion aims to fund child welfare trust in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge June 4 National field secretary R J Foster will visit Friday June 19 to outline plans for the American Legion Endowment fund. The perpetual trust income supports child welfare and care, education, and training for orphans of World War I veterans, with part aiding disabled veteran rehabilitation. The Powell post quota remains unannounced.
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Deer Lodge
R. J. Foster
The
American Legion
American Legion E Endowment Fund
Powell Post
Basin Notes of Visits and Local Incidents
Basin notes list residents and visitors from H J Casper, Wanna Casper, Tom Connors, Eugene Caldwell, Al Perusse, Glen Seaman, M N Yovetich, F Dowling, Thelma Austin, Arthur Holmquist, Otto Schubert, Ruby Frauer, Gene Cuchine, Noah Cuchine, L L Maguire, Arthur Mattson, Jake Mattson, John Johnson, Robert M Nelson, Harry Sayre, Hugo Kosola, August Freeburg, Louis Boyey, and others from Basin and nearby areas. A car accident on Elk Park left one injury, a school picnic and report-card presentations, and several trips to Butte, Jefferson City, Helena, and Philipsburg noted.
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Basin News
Basin
H. J. Casper
Wanna
Ennis
Tom Connors
Amazon
Eugene Caldwell
Walkerville
Hugh Hogan
al Perusse
Glen Seaman
Lowlands
M. N. Yovetich
Butte
Yovetich
Pr. F. Dowling
Thelma Austin
Jefferson City
Chris Nelson
Arthur Holmquist
Helena
Kilburn
Otto Schubert
Mable Balmer
Nell White
Selma Anderson
Gene Cuchine
Arthur Cuchine
Gene
Noah
L. L. Maguire
Philipsburg
Arthur Mattson
Jake Mattson
John Johnson
Baltimore and Comet
Robert M. Nelson
Harry C. Sayre
Hugo Kosola
Joe Perusse
August Freeburg
Louis Boyey
Warren Gilmer
Kate Loughran
Elizabeth Brintony
Min
Anaconda Kiwanis Bid To Host State Convention
Anaconda Kiwanis members vote unanimously to seek hosting the state Kiwanis convention next year in the city. Delegates J B C Knight and Barney McTigue along with alternates Charles Whalstedt and R M Bell were named to plan the bid and publicity. The next meeting will be at Gregson Springs where banquet plans for the attendance contest losers and winners will be discussed.
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Anaconda Kiwanis Club
Montana
J. B. C. Knight
Barney McTigue
Charles Whalstedt
R. M. Bell
St. Paul
Helena
Anaconda
Gregson Springs
Duffy Trial 15 Set For Hearing This Afternoon
James Duffy and Eric Larsen charged with maintaining a nuisance for moonshine at 300 Chestnut Street appeared before Police Magistrate Tom Murphy and were released on $150 bonds to reappear at 4 pm. Roy Frederick forfeited $50 bond for reckless driving after missing trial. Jack Kiley sentenced to five days for drunkenness. John Pannock jailed 15 days for vagrancy. Mrs Shelby Tillman Alfred Rose and Joe Sthlegal set to appear at 2 pm for disturbing the peace.
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James Duffy
Chestnut Street
Eric Larsen
Tom Murphy
Roy Frederick
Connelly
Jack Kiley
Justice of the Peace
Frank Fitzgerald
John Pannock
E. J. Henroid
Shelby Tillman
Alfred Rose
Joe Sthlegal
Osborne
Brandt
Tillman
Tom Silha
Moonshine Still Captured by Anaconda Officers
Officers Osborne and Miles seized a 65 gallon still 200 gallons of mash and 10 gallons of whiskey at 207 East Front Street Anaconda last night at 10 o'clock. The elaborate setup included 10 gasoline burners fed from a six gallon tank. No one was on site but arrests are expected.
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Anaconda
Osborne
Miles
East Front Street
Palm Trees to Be Planted Near City
John Lovell plans to plant palm trees on his An telope Creek ranch this summer to illustrate a tourist circular. Ordered trees aim to attract visitors and may open a new field if they prosper in the area slightly north of the banana belt.
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John Lovell
Antelope Creek
Virtue's Revolt at Imperial Promises Sensational Drama
The Imperial presents Virtue's Revolt a vivid city tale starring Edit Thornton as Stressa Cane a determined young actress in a harsh metropolis. Niles Welch Crauford Kent and Melbourn McDowell support in a story of ambition heartache and moral testing with thrilling moments and pathos. Showtimes Friday night and both matinee and evening Saturday.
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Stressa Cane
Edit Thornton
Miss Thornton
Niles Welch
Crauford Kent
Melbourn McDowell
Marc Antony
Themperial
M Cormack to be Acting Governor in Montana
Lieut Governor W S McCormack will become acting governor of Montana tomorrow night as Governor Erickson leaves on a week long trip to Minneapolis. Erickson to speak at Norse centennial on June 8. McCormack is Kalispell born and Spokane based, coming from Spokane where he was named director of the Federal Farm Loan bank to choose a successor to the late Daniel G O Shea as bank president. Flats like New York style selling for 150000 will be offered in London for 50000. Pineapples to be grown and canned in the Fiji islands by Canadians group.
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Associated Press
Helena
W.S. McCormack
Montana
Erickson
Minneapolis
Kalispell
Spokane
Federal Farm Loan Bank
Daniel G. O'Shea
Butte Metropolis Described As Northwest Crossing Road
A banker details Butte Silver Bow county’s growth, mining wealth and rail freight riches. He notes copper and zinc drive prosperity, high wages, large payroll, and Butte as a major distributing center with extensive railroad traffic. He also cites meat and lard consumption, bank clearings, deposits, and rising auto sales amid taxation and business challenges.
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Hesler
Butte
Silver Bow
Europe
Heat Wave Scorches Nation Killing and Injuring Dozen
Heat waves cause four new deaths in Chicago and prostrations nationwide. Drought devastates Indiana crops as weather officials warn continued heat likely beyond two days. Cities report early June records with Columbus 105, Louisville 95, Milwaukee 90 at noon.
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Weather Bureau
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Chicago
Snow Blanket Hits Northern Montana Timber, Crops Rise
A four inch snow departs over Northern Montana after rain and local showers. The snow damages Great Falls boulevard trees and parks with many branches broken and some trees uprooted, while temps rise and most snow melts by noon. Sheepmen report no damage to young lambs.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Montana
Cattleman Frank Kelly Found Dead in Juarez
Frank Kelly a 45 year old cattleman from Worland Wyoming was found dead in his Juarez hotel room under mysterious circumstances. His nurse Mrs Victoria Montoya of San Francisco who traveled with him to Juarez is held by police as an investigation continues. A post mortem is planned for tomorrow and Kelly had drawn a will three days earlier leaving all property to Montoya who is not related to him.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Frank Kelly
Worland
Wyo
Juarez
Victoria Montoya
San Francisco
Kelly
Weeks Improves Slowly After Gall Bladder Operation
Secretary of War John W. Weeks, treated for gall stones at Massachusetts General Hospital, shows steady but slow improvement in the last 24 hours. The physician's bulletin notes essential symptoms have improved though overall condition remains not satisfactory.
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Associated Press
Boston
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts General Hospital
Butte Sees Major Cost Cuts and Planned Consolidated Government
Butte reports operating expenses cut from 721000 to under 375000 annually and moves toward a consolidated city county government to eliminate office duplication, aiming to save about 400000 yearly. City notes improve as copper prices rise suggesting better business conditions ahead.
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Butte
Northwest
Remains of Anna Hooper and John Bach Held for Funeral Arrangements
The deceased Anna Hooper age 48 died in this city yesterday at a local hospital and lies at Duggan's parlors. Funeral time and place to be announced later. John Bach died last evening and his remains are at Duggan's parlors awaiting funeral details.
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Bach
John Bach
Duggan
Wearne
Richard Wearne
Richarde
Ter
Conklin and Dalpes Obituaries in Local Notices
Nellie Conklin aged 26 dies at home on Maryland Avenue. She leaves husband Hobart, children Agnes and infant son, mother Mary E. Burke, sisters Mary and Catherine Burke, brothers Harry A. Burke and John J. Burke, and in-laws and aunt. funeral at Walsh's chapel to be announced. Thomas Dalpes, 47, Tyrol native long resident of Butte and Rocker, survived by wife Ernestine and a daughter in Italy and brothers-in-law Basil and Michael Misseroni. remains at Walsh's funeral chapel with funeral time to be announced.
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Hannah EB. Burke
Centerville
Walsh's Chapel
Walsh Co General Directors and Embalmers
Wens J Walsh Co. lists general directors and embalmers at 807 200 West Park Street.
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Wens J. Walsh CO
Embalmere
West Park Street
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Deer Lodge Bureau National Officers
S. S. McCoy
Harold Briggs
E. C. Beck
Bessie Blair
Berkeley
Cal
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Cathleen
Lena Friday
Coast
M. F. Jensen, Jr
P. L. Kirwan
I. A. Chalk
Jack Daily
S. McCoy
William Beaumont
Helmville
Veda Bien
Margaret Kirton
Malta
Mont
Lawrence Vidal
Galen
Friends
BE. K. Vidal
Clyde McKnight
Joseph Coleman
Lou Gordon
Basin Bureau
Anaconda News
Duffy
M’cormack
New York
London
Fiji Islands
Buttes
Silver Bow County
United States Geological Survey
Anaconda Copper Company
United States
Buttle Banks
SE Ik Bad Coab
Indiana
Englewood
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Phese
Lubin
West Park St
Great Lakes
Senawasd
R. R
G. K. Williams
Great Lakes Transit Corp
Palladio
Chamberlain
Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel
Sherman & Heen
Broadway
Arisona
Joseph Richards, Inc
George T. Wade
I. Root
Reéney R. Herndon
South Meptana Street
Daly Shea Company
Iduhe
Gosselin & Harkins
Cassidy & Gosselin
Cnet and Ventensee
East Park
Clement
David H. Clement
White
Reuben Hobs
North Emmet Street
Masonic Temple
Mr. Chapman
Mount Moriah Lodge
A. F
A. M
Sam R. White
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