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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1936

Page

6

Helena Crash Injures Dorothy Fant and Ralph Stewart

Dorothy Fant of Butte is hospitalized in Helena with a broken left wrist a deep leg cut and bruises after a car she rode in with Ralph Stewart left the highway eight miles south of Helena. Stewart says he was blinded by oncoming lights on a curve causing the 12 foot embankment plunge and several rolls. Stewart treated and released. Fant works as a store clerk and Stewart is an electrical engineer for KGIR.

Helena Dorothy Fant Butte Ralph Stewart Stewart

Unidentified man taken to St Josephs Hospital

An unidentified man was brought to St Josephs hospital in Deer Lodge last night and left by an unknown person. He declined to talk. physicians will examine him Monday. His companion offered no information and left promptly.

Deer Lodge St. Joseph's Hospital

Dance Revue Set for Tuesday in Deer Lodge

A group of Deer Lodge children will perform in the Bonnie Corrie dance revue on Tuesday evening at the Deer Lodge city hall. Titled The Dance of Nations, the program features each dancer in costume representing their character.

Deer Lodge Bonnie Corrie

Former Deer Lodge resident visits town

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spippler arrived from Berkeley where they lived. Mrs. Spippler, formerly Grace Fifer, is a Deer Lodge native. She will stay in Deer Lodge for a month while Mr. Spippler leaves at once for duties with the government in Washington, D. C.

Deer Lodge Henry Spippler Berkeley

Business and Professional Women's Club Picnic Planned

The Business and Professional Women's club will entertain members and friends at a annual picnic in Deer Lodge on Monday evening. The group departs after city business houses close at 6. Lunch is prepared by the committee led by Miss Frances Botsford and Miss Beth Burks and will be held at Hansen's crossing.

Deer Lodge Hansen's Crossing Frances Botsford Beth Burks

Deer Lodge Social Notes and Hospital Updates

Mrs. Lee McNelly of Missoula visited friends over the weekend. Mrs. Harry Hoggart underwent an operation at St. Josephs hospital and is resting well. Bill Fifer of Bonner spent the weekend here with his parents. Miss Rosemary Sullivan returned to Tacoma after a visit in Deer Lodge accompanied by her mother Mrs. Glen Foley. Gerald Ivans had an appendicitis operation at St. Josephs hospital. Allen St. Marrs is a patient at St. Josephs hospital with back injuries from a car wreck. Mrs. Warren H. Graeter returned from Dillon where she attended Mizpah chapter No. 13, Order of Eastern Star. Frank Conley served as pallbearer for Albert Galen in Helena.

Deer Lodge Lee McNelly Missoula Harry Hoggart St. Joseph's Hospital Bill Fifer Bonner Fifer Rosemary Sullivan Tacoma Glen Foley Portland Gerald Ivans St. Joseph’s Hospital Allen St. Marrs Warren H. Graeter Dillon Order of Eastern Star Frank Conley Albert Galen Helena

Arrest at Race Track dance leads to $100 bond

Alson Gaither, employed at Warm Springs, was arrested Saturday night at a Race Track dance and charged with creating a disturbance. He was placed under $100 bonds and will be tried Monday morning at 10 o'clock.

Deer Lodge Alson Gaither Warm Springs

Antillio Notti to Be Buried Today

Antillio Notti, 57, found dead in a mine Friday, will be buried tomorrow in Philipsburg. A solemn requiem high mass is set for 10:30 a.m. at St. Phillip's church, with interment to follow in Philipsburg.

Philipsburg Antillio Notti St. Phillip’s Church

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