Election On Consolidation Prepared In Silver Bow County
Petitions signed by 2268 voters seek a special election on city county government consolidation under the new act. Molloy certified sufficient signatures after disqualifications, and the matter is referred to County Attorney Downey. Election cannot occur before mid July due to 30 day registration and 45 day ballot prep requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
William Molloy
T. E. Downey
A. B. Wilkinson
Mr. Molloy
Sons and Daughters of Herman Host Dance at Scandia Hall
The Sons and Daughters of Herman plan a dancing party at Scandia hall on Saturday evening May 2 with a committee led by Mrs Fullmer and others. Several local residents attend Odd Fellows and Rebekahs events in Anaconda for their 106th anniversary. Mrs McCaughey leaves for San Francisco, farewell party hosted at 515 Sout Crystal street with gifts and vocal solos. Kathleen Hayes marks her ninth birthday with a large party at 1730 Harrison avenue featuring games, luncheon, and a pink blue decor theme.
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Herman
Scandia Hall
Fullmer
Betty Smith
Dorothy Rollman
Michaelski
Hugo
Remark
Moebus
John Fullmer
Kersten
Berger
Ehrle
Henry Pissot
Clyde Keltz
Clyde Park
Mont
Ernest Loomis
Winter Garden
W. T. Ballard
W. G. Gallagher
J. W. Warne
J. H. K. Weinberg
Joeper Ree
Joe Freidman
New York
A. J. Katz
Charles McKenna
Cooney
Princeton Avenue
West Side
G. M. Monahan
Livingston
Pat Monahan
East Second Street
Emmet Sullivan
B Street
Jerome Sullivan
Helena
Marguerite Ward
Martha Sullivan
Clarence Sullivan
Sullivan
Moynihan
Princeton Street
Kathleen
Lawrence Hayes
Harrison Avenue
Este
Eleanor Rhodes
Thelma Manley
Barbara Lewahider
Eleanor Vetter
Esther Vetter
Montana Trudgeon
Mollie Connors
Lucille Hathorn
Viola Leighton
Marion Cadian
Josemnine Perrin
Frances Binder
Dorothy Binder
Dorothy Cosette
Ruth Evelyn Purnett
Eileen Hayes
Iles Kathleen
Thomas Reach
Deaconess Hospital
Fire destroys multiple buildings in Brigham Utah town
A morning blaze in Brigham Utah caused about 75000 dollars damage destroying two hotels a pool hall and over 100 small frame houses in a copper mining town. Several hundred residents were left homeless but many managed to save furniture and belongings.
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Brigham
Utah
Boys Day Planned by Dillon Rotary Club for May 8
Dillon Rotary Club outlined a boys day in Dillon on May 8 with an afternoon Hartwig theater free show and talks, a parade, and an evening program at the high school. The event coincides with the county track meet and aims to draw a large county attendance. Committee members are A T Peterson Frank Eliel Pearl S Smith Fred Huber and T E Luebben. Directors for the coming year named C B Blinn Hiram Brundage A T Peterson Frank Eliel L C McCullough.
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Dillon
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
Hartwig Theater
A. T. Peterson
Frank Eliel
Pearl S. Smith
Fred Huber
T. E. Luebben
Dillon Club
C. B. Blinn
Hiram Brundage
L. C. McCullough
Memorial Day Plans Formed by Dillon American Legion
Beaverhead post of the American Legion forms a Memorial day committee with Alvin Jones Walter Stamm and George Baker to stage observances in Dillon Tentative plan calls for Mountain View cemetery weather permitting The Dillon band will perform and addresses and special numbers are planned A definite schedule to be announced later Dillon notes mention Fred Clark visiting from Centinial Valley birth of a baby daughter at Barrett hospital and various local residents visiting or staying in Dillon
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Dillon
Beaverhead
American Legion
Alvin Jones
Walter Stamm
George Baker
Mountain View
Fred Clark
John Carroll
Barrett Hospital
Sherman Vance
Lima
John Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Guy Gray
Mill Point
Tax Notices Sent Out In Deer Lodge May Deadline
Deer Lodge April 30 notices of taxes due in May are being sent by county treasurer Robert Midd ling. The the half year taxes must be paid in the treasurer office to avoid delinquency.
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Deer Lodge
Robert Middling
Busy May Month Ahead For Department Office
The department notes a busy May with heavy office activity. Starting this morning, the force anticipates a surge of workload through the entire month as operations proceed.
Deer Lodge Social and Car Crash Report
Mrs Joseph Coy and her brother Harry Speck left for California cities. J M Barker of Warm Springs attended to business in Deer Lodge. Autos damaged in crash near Deer Lodge as A J Lochrie and Tom La Juennesse collide. no injuries reported.
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Deer Lodge
Joseph Coy
Harry Speck
California
J. M. Barker
Warm Springs
Spaulding
Missoula
Guy Jeffers
George Potts
Finn
Myatt Barnhill
A. J. Lochrie
Tom la Juennesse
Butte Students Observe Arbor Day May 9
Butte school children will observe Arbor Day on Saturday May 9 with a district observance and a free round trip to Columbia Gardens. J Nash of the Butte Electric Railway plans a children's excursion to the Gardens the day before. Children under 16 travel free to the Gardens until 2 pm and may return as guests from 1:46 to 6 pm.
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Butte
Erickson
Butte Kiddies
Columbia Gardens
J. Nash
Butte Electric Railway
Street Railway Company
Forester to Speak at Butte Exchange Club Luncheon
Ray Clark of the Missouri State University School of Forestry addresses the Butte Exchange Club at the New Hotel Finlen during National Forest Week. Frank Kall chairs. musical selections by Charlie Towne and Abe Lewis. Wilbur Zandel reports on a primary grade track meet at Columbia Gardens.
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Ray Clark
School of Forestry
State University At
Missouri
Butte Exchange Club
Finlen
Montana
Frank Kall
Charlies W. Towne
Abe Lewis
Wilbur Zandel
Columbia Gardens
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Fuller
West Park St
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Dillon Bureau
Rotarians
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Meenbergs
Axminster
Fleishman’s Yeast
WALNU
Snow
Guilden
Iowa
Oregon
Bize
Pkgs
Anaconda
J. Packens
J. G. Cain
Otty
Milwaukee
BK. Wilder
Milwaukee Railway
Bods’ Tire
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