Three Act Comedy by Butte Seniors
A three act comedy Under Twenty to be staged by Butte High School seniors on June 18. Written by Ty Westervelh John Clements with Harvey Chiggins and Harriet Ford. The Farnum family spirals through romance money and mischief as Grace Farnum pursues Ted Rutherford while Donald Brown seeks wealth.
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Butte High Auditors
Ty Westervelh
John Clements
Harvey Chiggins
Harriet Ford
Farnum
Farnwin
Donald Brown
Peeks Farnum
Grace
David Brown
Peeks
Cree
Donald
Ted
Loco West
Butte High Dramatic Club Names 24 Members for Year
At a regular meeting of the Butte High School Dramatic Club, Miss Lillian Kertigan and OV Reed Shemeniers announced a 24 member cast recognized for dramatic ability. The troupe will present The Goose Manes Night and The Glee. Under Twenty the academy play is set for next Saturday June 15 in the high school auditorium with leading roles by Mask and Dagger club members.
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Butte High School Dramatic Club
Vester
Lillian Kertigan
Aarliforum
Mask and Daefer Club
Sweden Chorus to Appear Here June 2
The national chorus of Sweden comprising 53 members under J A Odebrants will perform at the venue as part of their county tour. Proceeds support the Denver sanitarium, with local sponsors promoting the event.
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National Chorus of
Sweden
Uder
J. A. Odebrants
Sardeny
Wirst
Butte
Tober Losis Sanitarium
Denver
New York
The
Grays
Hanmer family ill and accident unsettles Butte scene
E Hanmer s movhier reported very ill in Milwaukee while ward to Atlanta City to attend Tavern Shrine convention and Dr Charles Hanmer of Salmon Tate rushes home. Wendell Pearson a messenger boy injured by a wheel in streetcar tracks near Wakota and Broadway. Abandonment charge filed against Mike Hanley by Nancy Hanley.
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Ward
Hanmer
Butte Post
Milwaukee
Atlantia City
Charles Hanmer
Salmon
Tate
Alex
Messenger
Wendell Pearson
Butte Messenery Boy
Wakota
Broadway
EB. M. Mediontge
Pearson
Mike Hanley
Nancy Hanley
Wyoming Street
Aumibee of the
Robert A. Ornsby
Van Bitten Jeff Attends Milwanker Run Reunion
TM Van Bitten Jeff traveled yesterday over the Milwanker to attend the reunion of his class in Ann Arbor.
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TM. van Bitten Jeff
Milwanker
Ann Arbor
American Patriotism and the Flag Day Address
A speaker at the Elks marks American achievements through a Flag Day address praising the emblem as a symbol of liberty equality and national unity. He urges citizens to uphold democratic ideals defend the flag pledge loyalty vote honestly and safeguard rights while warning against internal decay. The discourse lauds progress since independence highlights figures like Lindbergh Edison and Wright and condemns flag desecration while stressing duty to future generations.
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Oude
Wade Indee
United States
Idesham
Legianes
Uy National
Snc
CIA
Forfeitures of Bond in Butte Police Court
Mike Brown Bill Jones Jack Shea and Andy Johnson forfeited bonds of 150 dollars each for maintaining a nuisance in Butte police court yesterday. Charles Wall and James Riley were fined 40 dollars each for disturbance. Ole Happenstand, charged with fraud in trade violation, had case dismissed for lack of prosecution.
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Mike Brown
Bill Jones
Jack Shea J
Andy Johnson
Butte
Charles Wall
James Riley
Ole
Wide Open Spaces Say Sweetgrass Peaceful by Sheriff
Sheriff Ed Brannin of Kit Timber says Sweetgrass offers wide open spaces and peaceful places. He worries about mob crime and flooding as snow builds up in the upper ranges, noting the Yellowstone is gone and water may become abundant when it melts. Undersheriff Angus McLeod was briefed on county jail conditions and future plans.
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Demmentil
Hivas
America
Ous
Sweetgrass Tunity
Ed Brannin
Kit Timber
Butte
Yester
Brannin
Sweetgrass County
Yellowstone
Crude oil production falls in U S week ending June 1
New York June 14 The daily average crude oil production in the United States declined by 8 850 barrels for the week ended June 1 totaling 2 489 450 barrels The decline varied by region with decreases in Montana New Mexico and California and a rise in Colorado The report from the American Petroleum Institute provides regional changes and the overall national drop.
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Pee Iter Bvos
New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute Today
California
Wroomlig
Montana
Colorado
Sac
New Mexico
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