Central students make Helena trip
Thirty five members of the Christian Brothers school senior class returned to Butte from Helena after spending Central day at Mount St Charles college. The group toured by motor under Brother McCarthy and Brothers O Connell McMahon and Reid. They visited the state capitol met Gov Erickson and heard remarks by Rev Hoff and Bishop Finnigan. A mass breakfast and luncheon followed before the return to Butte.
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Christian Brothers’ School
Butte
Helena
Mount St. Charles College
Brother McCarthy
Central
O'Connell
McMahon
Reid
Herbert C. Hoff
State Capitol
J. E. Erickson
Hoff
George Finnigan
College Dramatics Club
Central Boys
Father O'Connor
Centralites
Gerald Clark
Thomas Regan
Peter Teague
Edward Ferman
Joseph Fahey
John McIntosh
Gerard Clark
Neal Shea
Louis Fleming
Daniel McCarthy
Eugene Kearney
Thomas Calpin
Anthony Craig
William McMahon
Joseph Fearon
Howard Kearney
Charles Lanphier
Albert Gallagher
John Erskine
Gabriel McManus
Robert Powers
Joseph Powers
John O'Neill
Henry King
Thomas McCullough
Murray Brooks
Robert Dussault
David Owen
Vincent O'Leary
Dixon Morrow
Clayton McKeown
John O'Brien
Makes Safe Landing When Airplane Dives
Harry Kinney a Butte police officer and aviator safely landed near the airport after his single seat biplane stalled at about 200 feet and dived. He escaped serious injury though the plane was damaged and he suffered a shaken feeling and a knocked out tooth. Kinney cited climbing too sharp an angle as the cause.
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Harry Kinney
Butte
Kinney
Boulder Post Office Robbed by Burglars
In Boulder on a Friday dawn thieves blew the safe of the post office after breaking a rear door and escaped with about 75 dollars. Postmistress Gladys M. Eiselein found the office opening at 8 am. The break in followed attempted entry at De Celles meat market and came amid recent local disturbances.
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Boulder
Boulder Post Office
Gladys M. Eiselein
de Celles
Board to act on 50 new teachers in district
Superintendent Douglass says a list of about 50 teachers up for appointment will not be submitted at tomorrow nights meeting of School District No. 1 trustees. 235 of 285 district teachers auto-continue. the 50 new hires are those with less than two years on the staff. A trustee vacancy from a tie vote may also be decided, with Eva Crowley Rowland named by Agnes Meade Hanratty as the preferred candidate.
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Trustees of School District No
Douglass
Sg. Knievel
Pat Kelly
Agnes Meade Hanratty
Eva Crowley Rowland
Hospitals of City Use Varied Assortments of Mediginal Necessities
Officials at St James and Murray hospitals report large monthly use of dressings bandages and medicines. April usage included over 1000 yards of bandage, 180 X Ray cases, 15 gallons of cough medicine, and 20 pounds of surgical pads with staff led by Dr Southcombe and Dr Scott ready to treat emergencies and provide dressings daily.
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St. James and Murray Hospitals
Murray Hospital
St. James Hospital
Murray Hospital Clinic
Robert Henry Southcombe
Edward C. Person
Joseph Swoboda
St. James Clinic
M. J. Scott
J. C. Shields
N. J. O’keefe
L. S. Crowley
J. J. Kane
Nurses Meet in Montana District for Convention Plans
Members of the Montana Graduate Nurses association district No. 2 convene at 3 p.m. at Miss Pauline Maier's home 1545 A street to discuss arrangements for the June 12 and 13 convention. Attendees are advised to take No. 2 car.
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Montana Graduate Nurses’ Association
Pauline Maier
Butte Hotel Registers Fill With Incoming Visitors
A long list notes visitors and registrants in Butte from Missoula Dillon Anaconda Great Falls and other locales. Names include Mrs Catherine McNabb Francis Wickham Edna Martin C S Werner Otto Nolte and many others with hotels Leggat Acoma Finlen Thornton and Butte venues. Mother's Day promotion appears with gift motto at P O News Stand.
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Orton Bros
Catherine McNabb
Shelby
Francis Wickham
Boulder
Butte
A. de Witt
Finlen
Dillon
E. Fuller
Missoula
Leggat
Edna Martin
Anaconda
C. S. Werner
Rose Woods
H. E. Heath
Teddy
Clarence Malone
West Virginia
Lizzie Marsh
Helena
Poe
F. Brown
Acoma
R. J. Bohner
Thornton
Great Falls
R. W. Donaldson
E. G. Hensil
E. B. Hubbard
Livingston
Anna Martin
Gus M Verling Laid At Rest
Funeral services for Gus M. Verling were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman & Reed chapel with Rev. L. E. Jones officiating. The Scandinavian Brotherhood lodge attended and Mrs. Paul Bailor sang hymns as friends and relatives filled the chapel.
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Gus M. Verling
Sherman & Reed
L. E. Jones
Butte
Paul Bailor
Scandinavian Brotherhood Lodge
Walter E. Steen
Gus Nelson
Victor Swanson
George Erickson
Lodge
Martin Peterson
Gus Strome
Mountain View Cemetery
Funeral Rites for Mrs Elizabeth ONeil at Rock Springs Wyoming
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth ONeil were held at Richards chapel Rock Springs Wyoming with Rev Frederick T Spencer in charge and Mount Bethel M E church choir singing. Burial followed at Mount Moriah cemetery with pallbearers named J R Ellidge John Dodge Al Constant John Johns and Dick Treven. Nelson Claud Bryant 33 of Butte died yesterday morning after 25 years in Butte and is survived by relatives in Montana California. His body lies at the White chapel.
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Butte
Grace F. Hardcastle
Montana Street
Creston
Iowa
Montana
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans
National Organization
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Grace L. Hardcastle
Jennie Ryan
Ernest Hardcastle
John Dorgan
Ichards Chapel
Edward Smith
John Doyle
Tom Darlington
Harry Williams
Harry Symons
William Morgan
Fred Langdon
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Elizabeth O'Neil
Elwes
Rock Springs
Wyo
Richards Chapel
O'Neil
Walkerville
Frederick T. Spencer
Mount Bethel M. E
J. R. Ellidge
John Dodge
al Constant
John Johns
Dick Trevethan
Nelson Claud Bryant
W. O
W. Camp 153
Machinists’ Union
Robert Bryant
W. T. Hawke
Anna Anstey
California
White Chapel
Traffic Violations Lead to Police Court Hearings
Several locals face charges after Butte traffic officers arrested them yesterday. Roy Whatley on East Woolman street for reckless driving. George Erickson on South Arizona for speeding with $25 bond. William Chavalette on West Park for speeding. Joe Harrington for driving without a 1928 license on North Wyoming street.
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William Chavalette
West Park Street
Bart Riley
Joe Harrington
North Wyoming Street
White
Finnivid
First Communion Given to Parochial Children
Groups of children at St. Lawrence's and St. Patrick's churches received their first communion yesterday morning. The ceremonies were at low mass with school choir members assisting. Upper grade children acted as guardians escorting the younger communicants to the altar. The rite, once limited to age 12, was changed years ago to allow seven year olds to receive.
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St. Lawrence's
St. Patrick’s
Montana Chiropodists Elect Leaders At Butte Meeting
The Montana Association of Chiropodists met in Butte and elected Louise B erk in president J A Susser as vice president M A Bornholdt treasurer and J W Duncan secretary Delegates J A Susser of Butte and H H Peck of Helena were chosen for the Indianapolis national convention in August Butte will host next year’s meeting.
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Montana Association of Chiropodists
Butte
Louise Berkin
J. A. Susser
M. A. Bornholdt
J. W. Duncan
H. H. Peck
Helena
Indianapolis
Silver Bow County Tops Montana Births in 1927
Silver Bow county led the state with 899 births in 1927, surpassing Cascade by 86. Yellowstone had 621 births and was the only other county above 400. statewide total births reached 9,763, with 5,089 boys and 4,724 girls.
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Silver Bow County
Montana
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Helena
Cascade County
Yellowstone
Missoula
Meagher
Reed
Rowe
Eaowee
Ca Biveyss
Man Beaten Robbed After Dragged From Auto on Diamond Street
A man calling himself Thomas and living at 920 Utah Avenue was found by Diamond Street beside his car about 7 am yesterday. He said five youths in his car beat him and robbed him of 45 dollars before leaving him on the curb. He reported another car followed and awaited the youths.
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Thomas
Utah Avenue
Diamond Street
Walker Whiteside Smashes into Broadway Tonight
Walker Whiteside appears at the Broadway theater for a single performance tomorrow night in the Japanese drama Sakura. He is joined by Marshall De Silva native of Ceylon who brings Japanese words and Eastern language skills to the cast.
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Walker Whiteside
Mr. Whiteside
Marshall de Silva
Ceylon
India
de Silva
Calcutta
Bombay
New York
Whiteside
UGIETY OBSERVES FEAST OF PATRONS IN BUTTE
More than 300 members of the Butte society of SS Phillip and Jacob attended mass at Holy Savior church celebrated by Rev Father Michael Pirnat. The day ended with a banquet at the lodge hall, speeches by leaders, and dancing. Anaconda members joined the 500-strong dinner crowd and banded procession.
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Butte Society of
Phillip and
Jacob
Holy Savior Church
Michael Pirnat
Narodnitom
Cherry Street
Butte Mines
Sam Treloar
Lodge
Anaconda SS
Phillip
John Vucich
Butte Lodge
Joe Flacich
Steve Mikich
Anaconda Lodge
George Stefanec
Anton Crnich
Eli Tupatz
Joe Starvecich
Nick Larko
Butte
Notes From Butte Business College Shorthand Test Passes
A long list of students from Butte Business College passed shorthand tests at multiple levels including 500 word, shorthand III, and shorthand IV. Several students enrolled in or returned to night classes for shorthand and typewriting. World of notes include staff absences due to bereavement and a May 25 Rosemont hall dance hosted by the dancing club.
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Margaret Lanterman
Ruth Kurtz
Marjorie Egan
Alice Carroll
Grace Harrison
Ann Boksich
Florence Townsend
Vincent Smith
Ruth Tholstrom
Ruth Provost
Ann Hamill
Josephine McCarthy
Thelma Christiansen
Charlotte Hanzlik
Helen Struznik
Helen Williams
Alice Wessell
Ida Butts
Edna Shelley
Margaret Dugan
Catherine Mihelich
Annie Hill
Judith Ellerson
Peter Miller
Alma Nylund
Lillian Thomas
Mary Coburn
Ruth Royce
Thomas J. Carney
Clifford Schenker
Madeline Bertoglio
Helen Sheehan
Thomas Carney
West Yellowstone
Josephine Leary
Cecelia Mihelich
J. J. Malloy
William Harrison
Margaret Bean
Jack Dorgan
Ruth Dickason
Dolly Ellingwood
Alice Ayers
Margaretta Vicary
Joseph Foley
Alice Thompson
Agnes Lemler
Helen Maempe
Alfred Matter
Annapolis Naval Academy
Helen Zollman
Lucille Fults
Miss Fults
John Newland
Thelma Christensen
Erna Soderstrom
Vincent Petrino
Telegraph
Mary Sullivan
Cora Thorndike
Tom Behan
Augustus George
Andrew Alexis
Bryan Hyde
Telegraph Department
Ketchum
Idaho
Minnie Urlie
Beulah Gagnon
Mary Franey
Walter Emerson
William Horgan Jr
Helen Tweddle
Ellen Nelson
California
Vera Edwards
Hulda Peterson
Katherine Wellcome
Georgia Northern
Audrey Barth
Alma Mayer
Maddie Salmonson
Marie Lubick
Evelyn Mitchell
Lillian Jane
Esther Nylund
Rosemont Hall
Increased planting of feed and hay crops in Montana
Montana extension director J C Taylor says feeding crops and hay are expanding across the state with a 15 to 25 percent rise expected in total feed crop acreage from 1927. Wheat acreage also looks up aided by new farms and railroad opened regions, signaling stronger agricultural stability and livestock balance.
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Bozeman
Montana
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
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