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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

6

Butte to Host Remote-Carillon Demonstration at World Fair

A Chicago saluting event plans to use telegraph driven carillon music broadcast to West Coast cities. Mrs O Keefe will perform via remote control and audiences from Spokane to Salt Lake City are invited. Western Union officials praise staff and note spring crops across the Rocky Mountain region show gains over last year.

Butte Colo Broadway Rath- 1 Queefe Chicago Ated Spokane Francisco Los Angeles Omaha Life Frank Hughes Western Union Bast Lake City Stern Union Misvee Billings Kallapell Sand Helena

Lecture on Increase and Prophesies at Truth Center

OCR text shows a lecture titled How To Increase presented tonight at the Truth Center of Practdanity with a 2:30 PM start at the M. A. club moon. A prophesies talk will be given and classes meet at 4 PM at various addresses including 14 North Mon and 107390 I.

Truth Center of Pracdanity North Mon- Lhis North Monks Myre MecAboyer

RECRUITS TO FINAL TESTS AND INDICTMENTS

Bozeman and Salt Lake City recruit rumors show final tests for sailors, with J Dunphey chief mate cited. A man bound over for trial on second degree assault. hearing held. accused struck a man with a truck. Marriage licenses issued. forces granted. hair theft reported.

Alow Aisfor Trtal Rudolph Kline leNabb

Bids Sought for Erection of Election Booths

The county commissioners called for bids to construct and install booths and tables in voting places across three precincts for the primary election. Bealed judges and clerks will carry out election tasks. booths must be installed ten hours before election. A certified check or cash equal to 25 percent of the proposal is required with bids, forfeited if the winner fails to meet contract terms.

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Patrick Murphy Rites Held At St Patrick's

Funeral services for Patrick Murphy were held at St Patrick's church with Requiem mass. The pioneer guard of the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge was mourned by many old timers. Murphy, formerly a watchman, died in a local hospital after several weeks of illness. Burial was in the Robert Emmet plot at St Patrick's cemetery. Rev Edward Sheedy officiated. Delegations from Robert Emmet society, Knights of Columbus and A. Q. H attended. Honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers were named.

Patrick Murphy St Patrick's Church Pioneer Guard State Penitentiary Deer Lodge Murphy Daly Shea Mortuary Robert Emmet BL. Patrick's Cemetery Edward Sheedy Robert Emmet Society Knights of Columbus Frank Conley Charles Kennedy Andy Cunningham Pat Holland John McManus Pat Cleary Junge J. J Lynch Ed Kane John Boland William Fox Walter Bowell Tom Walker John Griffin Tom Curtis Dan Craig F. B. Hall

Federal Mediation in Montana Copper Strike Ends Visit

R J Jacobson a federal mediator in the Montana copper strike retired from Salt Lake yesterday after handling another strike difficulty. He met with Paul J Smith of the American Federation of Labor and FP W Chappell of the labor department. Jacobson gave no new announcements. the local situation is under close attention. Mrs Jacobson joins him in Salt Lake and will spend two weeks in the West on her first trip. Chappell and Smith offered no additional statements beyond Jacobson’s note of ongoing concern.

R. ©. Jacaveon Montana Salt Leake Paul J. Smith American Federation, of Labor FP. W. Chappell Department of Labor Mr. Jacobson Mra. Jacobson Chiosgy Salt Lake Butte West Jacobson Mr. Chappell Smith Robert ‘Wagner

Car and streetcar collision reported in Billings

N L Martin of Billings reported to police yesterday a collision between his car and a streetcar at Park and Crystal streets. Head lights and a fender on the auto were damaged.

N. L. Martin Billings Park and Crystal Streets

508 Ton mill erected by New York corporation in state

A 508-ton mill believed to be the largest in the region is being erected by the Atlan Mines corporation of New York City to treat Bald Butte and Penobscot tailings near Marysyse. Coleman H. Mulcahy of Deer Lodge, western rep, says Cary H. Sayre of New York is president and Frederick B. Hyder of Denver runs operations. The Bald Butte and Penobscot mines reported multi million gold and silver production. A 50-stamp mill once recovered some values but tailings now amenable to flotation offer higher recovery. Wade V. Lewis of Butte prepared the original report. Mulcahy intends to consider merit in other mines and tailings deposits. G. R. Harmon, Western Pacific railway agent from Pocatello, visits Butte.

Atlan Mines Corporation New York City Bald Butte Penobscot Marysyse Coleman H. Mulcahy Deer Lodge Cary H. Sayre New York Frederick B. Hyder Denver Wade V. Lewis Butte Mulcahy

Butte Exchange elects three to board of control

Ray Gilbert Ed Edwards and Fred Baxter were reelected to the Butte Exchange club board of control at a noon luncheon at the New Finlen. Dr Tom H Moore club president presided. A basket picnic is set for Sunday July 15 at Camp L C Evans Georgetown Lake with wives and friends invited. Pianists Nolan and Kall played a duet and Kall performed a solo. Len Waters noted the boys were taller and more skilled than last year. The meeting also discusses the city budget at 7 30 pm with the Ways and Means Committee.

Ray Gilbert Ed Edwards Fred Baxter Butte Exchange Club New Finlen Tom H. Moore Th Club David Kilroy Camp L. C. Evans Camp Fire Girls Georgetown Lake Jack Nolan Kenneth Kall Evelyn MacPherson Nolan Kall Len Waters

Fishing Season Opens Sunday on Wise River

The Wise river and Ita tributaries open July 1 and run to August 31. The Butte Angler club, with 720,000 fingerlings in its hatchery at Malden Rock, plans trout plantings across the Big Hole, Wise, Hyer and streams south of Dillon. Membership costs $2 and cards are available from license dealers. The hatchery and ponds are maintained by voluntary subscriptions from local fishermen.

Wise River Ita Butte Anglere Club Malden Rock William Carpenter Big Hole Wise , Hyer and Dillon Carpenter

Ward Fanning to Speak at Butte Rotary Club

Ward Fanning of the Standard Advertising staff will address the Butte Rotary Club at its noon luncheon today at the New Finlen. Thomas J. Davis will chair. Fanning is recognized as an authority on advertising and will present The History of Advertising.

Ward Fanning Butte Rotary Club New Finlen Thomas J. Davis Fanning Standard Advertising

Rotary club notes and election update at Butte gathering

Members meet in Detroit at the Rotary International convention as Dr Curtis L Wilson and Dr John A Donovan attend. The club plans July 1 elections to succeed Wilson and elect a new president while Mrs Myta tunes piano pieces for the program.

Myta Revery George N. Short Curtis L. Wilson Wilson John A. Donovan Butte Club Rotary International Detroit

Man Sentenced on Vagrancy Charge in Park and Arizona

Franklin received a sentence of 15 days in jail after being found guilty of state vagrancy by Police Magistrate L. A. Buckley yesterday. Officers Mixon, McLeod and O’Keefe arrested him at Park and Arizona streets amid a disturbance. hearing set for Friday.

Eage Pranklin Ipa Istrate L

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