Montana Social Roundup Notes In Towns And Visits
A sequence of brief items records residents and visitors across Montana towns. Mrs Ched C Coad and Dorothy visit Butte. Miss Louisa heads to Chicago for summer college. several trips to Butte for family events, shopping, and illnesses. fishing trips to Ruby. visits to Boulder Corbin and White Sulphur Springs. church services by Father Franchi. graduation notices from Marquette University. multiple local business callers and weekend hostings.
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Ched C. Coad
Dorothy
Butte
Louis A. Sponheim
Louisa
Chicago
Carrie Parr
George
Bill Fleming
Howard Bailey
Fred Dalbec
al Perusse
Glen Seaman
Lowlands
Jeanette Taylor
Boulder
Mary Kosola
Harry Cassidy
Christensen
Mott Ranch
Ed Yeager
Clement
Doris Taylor
Arthur Loiselle
Arthur Nugent
Kenneth Warren
Charles Wedberg
Lena Kostad
John
Katherine
Arthur
Corbin
Arthur Connors
Marie Thibodeau
Mable Burroughs
Virginia
Bernard Hogan
James Franchi
Jack Barrett
Lothair
Marquette University
Michigan
I. A. Kidney
Farriss Sieele
Lottie Holmes
White Sulphur Springs
K. Wober-Berry
Bitter Root News County Officials Inspect Skalkaho Road
County Commissioners and Engineer A C Walbridge surveyed the Skalkaho highway this week and predicted traffic could resume by week’s end. A single fence slide near Horseshoe Bend will be blasted and cleared quickly. Two large Anaconda vehicles reached the divide but turned back due to small slides west of the summit.
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Hamilton
Ra&walli Bee
A. C. Walbridge
Beck Falls
Anaconda
Community notes from Hamilton and nearby towns
Miss Della Staples, Central school principal, leaves for Portland for vacation. Mrs. Silas Harvey and daughter visit Anna Harvey. T. W. Willis arrives from Clarendia for an open stay. George O'Brien travels to Glacier Park to work as a aid with his brother Frank Brien, a park ranger. W Stalling of Detroit plans to return home. Daly fish hatchery receives 500000 Rainbow trout eggs at Georgetown lake for summer care.
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Glacier Park
Frank Brien
W. Stalling
Detroit
Mich
S. A. Hatfield
Daly Fish Hatchery
Skalkaho Creek
Georgetown Lake
Stevensville notices and visits fill local scene
In Stevensville on June 9, Mr. and Mrs. James Cherry visit Whitehall kin. Mrs. P. L. Rennick returns from Mexico. Carrie Baldwin ends Three Forks teaching to spend summer at home. Miss Dorsey Roberts and George Roberts relocate. Prof. Gordon Reynolds visits before a summer Oregon trip. Floyd N. Smith obituary from La Mesa. M. L. Roark on Montana farm and property matters. Mrs. Ben F. Plummer and Mrs. Howard Perry welcome birth of daughter. Harold Holt, Theodore Reinbold, and family travel to Port Orford and Longview for extended visit with relatives. Mrs. A. P. Stark visits L. Adams. Viola Kirk plans to reside in Bitter Root valley. Mrs. William Elerding returns to Butte after visiting daughter. Henry Hansen family and Mrs. Sarah Hansen visit from Chicago and California. trip west with auto from Chicago via Yellowstone Park marks travel with Pau Hansen.
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Stevensville
James Cherry
Cherry
Whitehall
P. L. Rennick
Mexico
Carrie Baldwin
Three Forks
James Keiffer
Lois
Olympia
Wash
Tacoma
Charlotte
Harold Holt
Theodore Reinbold
Hamilton
Port Ore
Laongview
A. Stratton
A. PD. Stark
L. Adams
Stark
Viola Kirk
Nebraska
T Valley
William Elerding
Butte
R Anderson
Henry Hansen
Ashter
Loraine
Chicago
Hansen
Sarah Han m
California
J. G. Kohdeed
Yelme Park
Pauensen
Stevensville Cannery to Run Nine Viners This Season
Stevensville Montana June 9 O Haverfield of Columbus Wisconsin a viner expert for Chisholm Scott company arrived to oversee Ravalli Canning peas. Nine viners will operate at central points in open growing districts surrounding Stevensville each handling 75 to 100 acres. Four new viners will be installed for the July 10 season and five existing machines are being refreshed. Pea acreage this year is reported nearly double last season.
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Stevensville
O. Haverfield
Columbus
Wis
Chisholm Scott Company
Ravalli Canning Company
Corvallis Social Notes Reflect Travel Marriages and Local News
Mrs. Clara Kentner and Mrs. O M Bryan visit in Portland with Kentner daughter Mrs. Samuel Clement. Montana Girard returns from Anaconda with Mrs. Girard. Mrs. C S Jackson and Miss Esther Sandstrom witness Olga and Claude Miller’s Spokane wedding. Divide trip planned for Mr Hulls and Constance Hulls. Corvallis readers may get Standards Sundays at St John’s drug store after afternoon stage arrival.
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Corvallis
Clara Kentner
O. M. Bryan
Portland
Ore
Victor Newsoutlook of Local Returns and Relocations
Mrs Joy Martin and her son returned to Missoula after a three week visit. William Bryant of Spokane visits relatives. Albert Hansen returns from Mt Regia and rents the Mitchell cottage. he will run a sawmill on Fred Burr creek. Yates brothers return with 20 horses and a logging contract for the new mill. Ella Holmes and Margaret Schweltzer travel to Portland for summer visits. Dennis family returns to Deer Lodge, former Miss Bessie Vert. Costello and Babbitt families plan a coast trip including Portland rose carnival and Southern California. Thrallkill arrives to lead the Victor Mercantile store relocation to the Dean bungalow. Haight and family vacation in Lewistown.
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Ella Holmes
Margaret Scweltzer
Portland
Herbert Chilson
St. Ignatius
Mrs. Dennis
Deer Lodge
Dennis
Bessie Vert
Wilbur Costello
H. F. Babbitt
Ore
California
Frank Peshick
Philipsburg
Victor
William Thrallkill
Woodside
Victor Mercantile Company
Dean Bungalow
R. C. Haight
Lewistown
Funeral, visits, and local notices in Basin region
Tom Clements traveled to Butte for his brother David H Rhule's funeral while visiting Wickes. Emma Tefft from Butte is ill at Mrs Mott's home. Jimmie Guillo drove from the Comet mine, with Wickes residents John Ditech John Anderson and Mrs Mary Manning mentioned among others.
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BASIN
Tom C. Clements
Butte
David H. Charles Rhule
Wickes
Emma Tefft
Joseph Mott
Jimmie Guillo
Comet
John Ditech
John Anderson
Mary Manning
Wisdom to Entertain in Jardine's Honor
Big Hole residents plan an informal welcome for Secretary Jardine with a June 28 Montana visit. Dillon and Wisdom citizens organize an escort from Butte to Wisdom, bands, barbecue, and a rodeo with a possible July 4 buckaroo contest in the Dakotas. Senator Hazelbaker chairs the arrangements and will discuss features with Wisdom late this week.
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Jardine
Montana
Big Hole
Bie Hole
Dillon
Wisdom
F. A. Hazelbaker
Butte Yeuday
Hazelbaker
Butte
Dakotas
Butte Friends
Indian Chief Arrives in San Francisco with Bride for Paris Wedding
Chief Eagle Horse of the Thil get tribe from southeastern Alaska arrives in San Francisco with his bride who will wed in Paris. They met months ago in Alaska when she visited relatives and agreed to marry if he traveled to Paris. An Empire marriage bureau is proposed for England.
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Bridpf
San Francisco
Eagle Horse
Alaska
Paris
Powell county drives to raise 780 for war orphans fund
De er Lodge June 9. Commander C E Larabie announces Powell county drive for the American Legion endowment fund to aid war orphans. Claude Benton named chairman with Otis Baxter Al Nelson Harry Good William Reed E J Cummins Parnell Maxwell R O Becklund and G C Larabie as captains. Lewis Napton heads publicity. Initial goal set at 780 with 50 dollars from the post. The drive supports a national fund for care and education of ex service men orphans and for disabled veterans.
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Powell County
American Legion Post
Kiwanians Press County for Yellowstone Trail Road Upgrade
Kiwanians of Deer Lodge urge county commissioners to improve the Yellowstone trail through Powell County. Joseph Coleman plans to request the board’s aid, citing the road’s deplorable condition. A rodeo committee update notes Flathead Indian riders and guests will assist July 3 4 and 5. Senator Paul says a 25 scholarship will be awarded at Friday commencement by President Keeley.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Joseph Coleman
F. A. Ashebury
Tom Collins
W. J. Paul
W. E. Keeley
Ashbury to Buy Steers for Deer Lodge Rodeo
F A Ashbury left for Denver to purchase a number of steer stock to be used in the Deer Lodge rodeo scheduled for July 3 4 and 5. Local committees found nearby cattle unsatisfactory and plan to bring back a herd of exhibition cattle.
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Deer Lodge
F. A. Ashbury
Denver
Colo
Ashbury
Deer Lodge social notes mark departures and visits
Local notes from Deer Lodge dated June 9 record several residents leaving for Helena and Butte for home changes and visits. Trips include J B Moreland family to Helena and others to Idaho and Anaconda. Visitors from Butte Anaconda Hamilton Los Angeles Oklahoma and Missoula are listed with multiple household travelers.
Granite County High School Seniors Receive Diplomas
In Phillipsburg on June 9 eight Granite County High School seniors were awarded diplomas at the McDonald theater after a graduation address by Dan T. Malloy of Butte. Scholarships and American Chemical Society awards highlighted the program along with songs and the customary procession of faculty and students.
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Philipsburg
Dan. T. Malloy
Butte
Granite County
E. W. Glendinning
McDonald Theater
Malloy
Glendinning
Bernice Owen
Irene Swanson
University of Montana
Billings Polytechnic School
Lele
E. Schilling
American Chemical Society
Edna McDonald
National Defense
Kern Kennedy
Percy Arkle
E. M. J. Bourke
Philipsburg News Notes highlights and court updates
George Morse visits Philipsburg from Missoula while D Jankower returns from the East to oversee mining interests. Mrs Kipp and Miss Mullan plan a cross country car trip. Gorman leaves for health reasons. Fun tribe SOR M hosts guests from Butte and Anaconda with talks and venison. Jurors deadlock in Hanson statutory crime case. Koppes acquitted of liquor possession. Martin and Brannman found guilty with fines and jail terms.
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Philipsburg
George Morse
Missoula
D. Jankower
Ed. Lannen
Hall
Frances Kipp
Irene Mullan
Pennsylvania
Miss Kipp
T. J. Gorman
Butte
William KK. Sielaff
John W. Gilbert Ar
John W. Gilbert Jr
F. W. Remarckle
Emil Boufard
John J. Ehlman
CC. H. Clemo
Anaconda
State of
John Koppes
Henry Martin
George B. Winston
Louis Brannman
Dillon child bruised in street accident
Howard Morse Jr child of Mr and Mrs H E Morse of Dillon was struck by a passing car while playing near his home on South Atlantic street. He suffered bruises but no serious injury and is improving. A separate note reports a girls track meet at Montana State Normal College held in Dillon with college girls competing in several events.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Meet crowned by Ruth McGee in Broad Jump and Related Events
Ruth McGee of Butte won the meet with 19 points led by strong showings in broad jump and basketball throw. Aileen O'Neil finished second with 17 points and Mollie Cook was third with 6 points.
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Ruth McGee
Butte
Aileen O’neil
Mollie Cook
Pardon Petition To Be Heard Soon
Dillon reports the state board of pardons at Helena will hear the petition of O. D. Russell at its June 23 meeting. Russell, a World War I veteran who lost an arm in France, was convicted of a statutory crime last August and sentenced to 2 to 4 years. The supreme court upheld the lower court, and a governor’s pardon request with many signatures awaits action. The order committing him to Deer Lodge has been suspended pending the board’s decision.
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Dillon
Fred Rifehere
State Board of Pardons
Helena
O. D. Russell
Russell
Supreme Court
France
Deer Lodge
Board of Pardons
Local Visitors and Residents Meet in Dillon
June 9 report from Dillon notes F W Beecher visiting from Reichle, Mrs W G Gilbert and children headed to Michigan for summer, J H Shessor visiting from Horse Prairie, David Evans of Melrose conducting business, Mrs H W Brenner visiting from Grant, John Carroll from Big Hole basin, F P Blair from Grant, Mrs R M Porter visiting from Red Lodge, Miss Verina Vance of Lima spent yesterday in Dillon.
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Dillon
F. W. Beecher
Reichle
W. G. Gilbert
Michigan
J. H. Shessor
Upper Horse Prairie
David Evans
Melrose
H. W. Brenner
Grant
John Carroll
Bootleggers Welcomed as Paroled Runners Return
A brass band and hundreds met Albert Gowan and Charles McPhee, paroled rum-runners, when they arrived by train from Atlanta penitentiary in Gloucester. Officials halted plans for a parade but celebrations proceeded in a restrained form despite city and chamber of commerce efforts to stop the homecoming. Colonel Alfred F. Foote advised Massachusetts public safety officials there was no legal way to bar the affair.
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Associated Press
Jloucester
Albert Gowan
Charles McPhee
Atlanta Penitentiary
Chamber of Commerce
Alfred F. Foote
Massachusetts
Four New Players Arrive as Anaconda Adds To Roster
Anaconda welcomes four incoming players for the week. Lefty Erickson arrived from Moscow Idaho after a strong Idaho season and is ready to pitch. Kearns was released to the A C M club. L L Levers and Gene Walby from the University of Washington will join for Sunday's game, with Levers at center field and Walby at catcher. Skinney Kyle from Quantico expected to arrive this weekend to boost the rotation.
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Lefty Erickson
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Kearns
L. L. Levers
Gene Walby
University of Washington
Anaconda
Officers Make Two Liquor Law Raids
Federal Officer Speers and Officer Osborne conducted two raids late last night resulting in two arrests and seizure of moonshine. B Williams of 315 East Park Avenue and Angus McDonald of 407 East Park Avenue were charged with maintaining nuisances and released on $150 bonds.
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Speers
Osborne
B. Williams
East Park Avenue
Angus McDonald
Shriners Incorporate Under Colorado Statute
Denver will host the national headquarters of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for North America. Incorporation papers under Colorado law will define new purposes and broaden aims beyond fraternal activities and hospital aid. Imperial potentate James C. Burger, newly elevated, plans to file with the Colorado secretary of state upon return.
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Associated Press
Denver
North America
Colorado
Times
Imperial Council
Los Angeles
James C. Burger
Imperial Potentate
Secretary of State of
Miners Died in West Kentucky Coal Explosion
In Sturgis Kentucky today 14 bodies of miners were recovered from the West Kentucky Coal Mining Co. explosion site, bringing total recovered to 17 with 7 white workers and 10 Black workers found at the 1400 foot level, over a mile from the shaft mouth.
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Associated Press
Sturgis
West Kentucky Coal Mining Company
No Famine in Ireland Denied by Irish Minister
Dublin June 9 Patrick MacGillican the Irish free state minister of commerce told American newspaper correspondents there is no famine in Ireland and that reports of famine are false. He said such stories mislead tourists and harm Ireland’s image and tourism.
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Ireland
Associated Press
Dublin
Irish Free State
Patrick MacGillican
America
United States
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Bitter Root News
Skalkaho Road
Hamilton News Notes
Victor News Notes
Basin Bureau
England
Deer Lodge Bureau
Peer Lodge
J. B. Moreland
Kenneth Davies
J. T. Owlsey
William Kemna
M. F. Jensen Jr
C. EB. K. Vidal
Galen
John Munker
Kalispe
Neil Grogan
Josephine Dyer
Elizabeth Sutter
Frank
Clifford Powell
Kenneth Wood
W. A. Wade
Noel Boyer
Ed Boyer
Helen Robinson
Oklahoma
Ryder
Warren Evans
Harry McMahon
Frank Conley
Hilda
Helen
Philipsburg Bureau
Granite High School
Dillon Bureau
Canada
Explorer
Champlein
Orilia
Ont
Dominion
The
Dillon News Notes
Anaconda News
Erickson
Quinitet
Shriners 10
Petey
Cari
C. A. Voight
Cyrene
Crane
Crane Mills
Standard Publishing Co
Anaconda, Mont
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