Butte Hunter Stricken by Heart Attack on Sunday
Charles T Case, 51, of Butte, died Sunday afternoon from a heart attack while returning from a grouse hunting trip to Centennial valley. Coroner Raymond Schwams cited heart seizure as cause. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM with Edward Mitchell officiating. Interment in Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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Charles T Case
Butte
Centennial Valley
Comnor
Raymond Schwams
Amore Hunters
Charles J Case
Grivity
Bone Parma Star
Tomer
Tackee Butte
Case
Butte Hill
Week’s Livestock Activity Report Shows Mixed Cattle Trends
Lew Angee notes cattle activity slowed as heifers and steers showed strength while stockers and feeders remained stable. Prices hovered around 24 to 25 dollars per hundredweight with buyers cautious amid uneven demand and weather effects.
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Carters Ang
Arisana
Ealers
Ags
Assembly of God to Hold Revivals by Evangelist Leisy
Rev William Leisy, known as The Flying Chaplain, will lead a series of evangelical services at the Assembly of God Church 104 South California starting next Sunday Sept 26. The nightly services, except Saturdays, aim to uplift the community with Bible teaching and inspiring music.
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Clayton Nelson
Assembly of God Church
South California Street
William Leisy
Rev Leisy
Hamton
Civil Air Patrol
Idaho
Funeral services for Fred I Hansen held in Dillon
Funeral services for the late Fred I Hansen were conducted Saturday at 2 pm in the Brundage chapel with Rev E W Goodnck of the Baptist church in charge. Graveside rites followed at Mountain View cemetery with pallbearers Jim Nye Leonard Flint Cecil Wetmore Ben Hart Tucker Jones Will Shambow. Hansen, a Centennial valley pioneer, died Tuesday night at a Butterest home after a three year illness from a paralytic stroke at nearly 89. He had lived in southwestern Montana 74 years, coming from Moston Massachusetts with his mother Lillian Culver on his sixth birthday October 8 1880. they traveled via the Utah and Northern railroad arriving in Dillon with the same train that carried Mrs A Henneberry, later honored for her early Dillon residency.
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Frederick I Hansen
Brundage Chapel
E. W Goodnck
Baptist Church
Mountain View
Centennial Valley
Jim Nye
Leonard Flint
Cecil Wetmore
Ben Hart
Tucker Jones
Will Shambow
Montana
Lillian Culver
Moston
Mass
West
Kansas
Dillon
Utah & Northern
A. Henneberry
Union Pacific Railroad
Butte
Henneberry
Hansen
Culver
Sim Estes Place
Barretts Station
Henry's Lake
Idaho
Picnic Springs
Red Rock Life Refuge
UP Pullmans Will Cost as Much as a Small Hotel
Omaha, Neb Sept 21 Thirty five sleeping cars costing 1 000 000 have been ordered by Union Pacific railroad Delivery will begin next summer The order includes three 5 bedroom two compartment two drawing room cars 126 roomette 4 bedroom 6 open section cars ten 11 bedroom cars and ten 5 bedroom club section cars This brings to 125 the number of new passenger cars purchased by UP this year and last Astro domes comprise thirty five of the total equipment increase due to a growing fleet of streamliners with six streamliners totaling 28 sets of equipment.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Company of
Chicago
U.P
Salina
Assembly of God Church Services Herald
Clayton Nelson pastor promotes Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a morning service at 11 a.m. An evangelistic service follows at 7 30 p.m. Mid-week service is Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. The piece invites families to attend and notes a proverb about children in Sunday school and court.
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Assembly OF God Church
Clayton Nelson
Mrs Roosevelt to Speak in Helena Over Sept 28 29
Eleanor Roosevelt will give three talks in Helena Montana Sept 28 29 announced by the Helena League of Women Voters. Events include an 8 p m public gathering at a high school, a morning assembly and a luncheon with the crowds. She travels from Billings with her secretary and Clark Ejcchelberger AA United Nations executive director.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Helena
Service Officer James McCashin Visits Dillon for Veteran Aid
James McCashin, service officer for the state veterans welfare commission, visits Dillon each Thursday from headquarters at the Montana state employment service. He offers free help to veterans on pensions, insurance, employment, vocational rehabilitation, education and other veteran benefits under current law.
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James McCashin
State
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Dillon
Montana State Employment Service
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Butte Hunter
Lew Angee
Aber
Week Ag
Joans Droug
Scotland
America
U.S
Dale
Metlen
Armstead, Montana
Fred Hansen
Mrs. Roosevelt
Beg
J. C. Fallér
Selective Vice Board
Robert Marchesseault
Fola
Lavern C. Reamer
Wisdom
Leslie D. Mayer
Dell
Tor
John B. McClernan
Montana Supreme
Gabanaro
Arrow Sport
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