Dean Stone Night Honors Longtime Journalism Dean
More than 177000 dollars in taxes were paid on the final day as university students honor A. L. Stone at State University in Missoula. Dean Stone Night, an annual journalism tribute since 1920, spotlights Stone's leadership of the school of journalism since 1914 and his work with Montana Indians.
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Kaimin
School of Journalism
Dean Stone
Montana
Miller
University of Kansas
Post Toasties for breakfast tomorrow
Morning mood booster with crisp golden flakes. General Foods promotes Post Toasties as a refreshing, energizing breakfast option served with milk sugar or fresh fruit to start the day bright and cheerful.
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General Foods
Post Toasties Offer Free Cut-Outs on Packets
Free cut-outs featuring soldiers clowns and circus animals appear on every Post Toasties package for boys and girls to enjoy as a fun promotion.
Floral Park Families Attend Weeklong Guest Visits
Floral Park notes list Mr and Mrs Frank Cash and children among week guests of Mr and Mrs Tony Ferko vich at 1644 Sampson Street. St Johns seventh and eighth graders enjoy an annual picnic at Gregson Springs with many classmates and family members. The Rose Group of Climbers met at 1928 Reynolds Avenue to finish garden markers and begin flower knowledge. Court No 958 Women’s Catholic Foresters host whist and lunch at 1924 Garrison Avenue.
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Frank Cash
Bernard
Frank
Maurice
Frank Cash Jr
Hamilton
Tony Ferkovich
Sampson Street
St. John’s School
Gregson Springs
Virginia Lee Mooney
Florence Bray
Mabel McEvans
Lois Laurandeau
Dorothy Sullivan
Martha Myers
Lucille Guay
Betty Hogan
Rose Cronin
Jeanne Hamnan
Howard
James Devine
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Jack Hogan
Billy Walster
Joseph Reber
Hansen
Ralph McLaughlin
Ack Fellows
Timothy Norcott
Edward Campbell
Billy Foy
Andrew Hogan
Arthur Morgan
Paul Eves
Betty Myers
Helen Hawks
Dorothy Inger
Frances Reber
Mary Appel
Catherine Broad
Mary Catherine McCoy
Ruth Cronin
Susan Hillen
Anthony Joseph
Bobby Laurandeau
James Neighbor
Palmer Penny
Carl Hastie
Kevin Cadigan
Edgar Guay
D. J. Robinette
Reynolds Avenue
Betty Craig
Robinette
Raymond Wasley
Nellie Small
Garrison Avenue
Court No
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
Tax receipts exceed prior year as city and county collect
Final day for 1932 tax payments yields more than 177000 in city and county receipts. County treasurer Mervin Dempsey reports 130000 while City treasurer Bernard Holland records 47500. Five percent penalties apply tomorrow. Delinquency estimates withheld due to high mail-in payments.
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Mervin Dempsey
Bernard Holland
Holland
Blewett Parents Welcome Second Son at St James
Mr and Mrs Wesley Blewett announce the birth of an eight and a half pound son born Sunday night at St James hospital. He joins his brother Jack. The mother, Josephine Oewisli, is the former Miss Josephine Oewisli daughter of Mr and Mrs George R Oewisli. The father is a son of Mr and Mrs Alex Blewett.
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Wesley Blewett
St. James Hospital
Jack
Picnic marks farewell for Hazel Landers in Nine Mile canyon
A city visit by Mr and Mrs William Crittenden and family ends as they return to Bozeman. A Sunday reservoir picnic hosted by local youths bid farewell to Hazel Landers with games hikes and a marshmallow roast. The group gifted a kodak and Hazel and her family head to Red Lodge to settle.
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Nine Mile Canyon
Miss Landers
Frances Landers
Leslie
Red Lodge
Josephine Knotwell
Dorothy Patrick
Edith Knotwell
Helen Moore
Florence Matkovic
Helen Cherenich
Mildred Mumalo
Doris Landers
Joe Sullivan
Tony Matule
Anerd Maempi
Joe Eltz
Milton Popovich
Joe Fogarty
George Mumalo
Fred Mogus
Fred Sullivan
Woolgrowers and Sheep Shearers Union Reach Pay Agreement
A Montana pact between the Montana Woolgrowers Association and the Sheep Shearers Union provides for 8 cents a head and board. A. A. Evans announced the agreement reached May 12 at a Helena meeting.
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Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Sheep Shearers’ Union of Montana
A. A. Evans
Helena
Verdict Favoring Plaintiff Against City in $2500 Award
A jury in Judge T. E. Downey's court returned a verdict for Henry Freudenstein against the City of Butte. Freudenstein sought damages for injuries from a fall on a North Main street sidewalk, resulting in a $2,500 judgment.
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T. E. Downey
Henry Freudenstein
Butte
Freudenstein
Main Street
Butte Briefs Light Local Notices and Moves
Small town items include a St. Ann's hall dance postponed two weeks. Mrs. John Larson returns from St. James hospital to 326 8S. Arizona. Lt. Hugh H. Sargent heads to Pocatello for national forest work. Col. Sanders circle to meet at 8 p m. Drill team of Neighbors of Woodcraft to meet at 8 p m at 1629 North Main. Sam Shiner leaves for Frisco to place orders for Shiner Furniture. family to join later.
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St. Ann's Parish Hall
ST. James Hospital
John Larson
Arizona
Woodcraft
Elsie Richards
North Main Street
Walkerville
Frisco
Sam Shiner
Butte
San Francisco
Shiner Furniture Company
Streets Improve With Auto License Funds Planned Nears Fulfillment
The Montana legislature discussed using auto license fees for street work in Butte. A joint committee was formed to select streets to be improved and a meeting with city and county attorneys was set to review legal aspects of the new law giving the city half of auto fees for street improvements under county supervision.
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Butte
Peter McDermott
McDermott
Trudgen
O'Leary
City Employes To Be Paid Friday
The Butte city council finance committee will meet at 3 o'clock today to pass on payrolls. Mayor McTaggart said city employes will be paid Friday and election judges and clerks likely Saturday. Salaries for judges and clerks total about $1,800, funded by May tax collections.
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Butte
McTaggart
Justice court charges Tom C. Wilson with first degree assault
Frank Kingsbury accuses Tom C. Wilson of attacking him on May 28 with a knife in a case filed in justice court. The hearing is set before Justice Rudolph Klune.
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Justice Court
Tom C. Wilson
Frank Kingsbury
Wilson
Rudolph Klune
Rainbow Girls Hold Regular Meeting at Masonic Temple
The Order of Rainbow for Girls plans a Saturday 7:30 p m gathering at the Masonic temple with members all dressed as children for a themed event.
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Rainbow
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
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