Downey Files for Re election as District Judge
Judge T E Downey of Butte filed his nomination papers for re election to the district court in Silver Bow county. He has served as a county attorney and judge since 1925 and 1932 respectively and is noted for impartial decisions and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Downey
Butte
Silver Bow County
Helena
University of Notre Dame
Colorado Street
Rocky Mountain Sportsmen's Club
Butte Anglers Club
HITCHHIKER DROWNS IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Charles Simon, 25, New York City, hitchhiker, drowned when the car he was driving plunged over an embankment into Wolf Creek near Wolf Point. Owner Carl Westermark, 22, Cut Bank, was asleep. he saved Simon but could not revive him. Body recovered. coroner's jury ruled accidental drowning.
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Wolf Point
Charles Simon
New York City
Wolf Creek
Carl Westermark
Cut Bank
Automobiile
Westermark
Simon
Roosevelt County
British Fleet Air Arm hits Belgian coast targets
London reports planes of the British fleet air arm attacked German communications along the Belgian coast and scored numerous direct hits on troop concentrations motorized units and a large open touring car escorted by two motorcycle outriders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British
Fleet Air Arm
Airy Ministry
Stork Arrives After Car Crash on Butte Street
An accident at Harrison Avenue and Cobban Street involved George Keto rushing his wife to St. James hospital. His wife and 14 month old daughter escaped serious injury, a healthy newborn boy was delivered minutes after the crash, and both mother and baby were later treated at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keio
Edward Street
St. James Hospital
Dianne
Dan Crowley
Pemberton
Emmett Sullivan
Bart Riley
Police Department
Hugh McGee
Richardson Street
Sheriff's
Cobban Street
Marriage Licenses Issued in Butte Court Office
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday in the office of the clerk of the district court to Robert F Vogel 27 and Ellen Marie Holm 24 both of Butte to Stewart Ziegler 30 and Margaret Ann Murphy 21 both of Butte and to Leonard Neske 23 and Dolly Feely 32 both of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the District Court
Robert F. Vogel
Ellen Marie Holm
Butte
Stewart Ziegler
Margaret Ann Murphy
Leonard Neske
Dolly Feely
Covenant Mission Church to Host Weeklong Special Services
A series of special services will be held at Covenant Mission church on Porphyry and Dakota streets starting Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. The speaker is Rev. Carl Hedlind of San Francisco. Services run each evening through the week except Saturday. he will also speak Sunday. Special music will be provided each night and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Mission Church
Porphyry
Dakota Streets
Carl Hedlind
San Francisco
Calif
Hedlund
Montana State college building fund drive advances
Sam R. White Jr. reports the half way mark reached in Silver Bow county for signatures to place an initiative on the November ballot. Workers say the drive has enthusiastic reception and expect to reach the 5 508 vote names target with final reports next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College Building Fund
Sam R. White Jr
Silver Bow County
Trial Opens In Quiet Title Suit Emma MacGillvray v MacGillvray
Trial in a quiet title action began in Deer Lodge with Emma MacGillvray against William MacGillvray and others. Judge R B McHugh presided. Mrs Emma MacGillvray was examined. attorneys included S P Wilson W E Keeley James B Castles and John G Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Emma MacGillvray
William MacGillvray
R. BE. McHugh
S. P. Wilson
W. E. Keeley
James B. Castles
John G. Brown
Helena
Maurice McCormick Seeks Re Election for County Attorney
Maurice J MacCormick county attorney for two years filed his petition for re election with Daniel B Hertz Jr clerk and recorder He is a Democrat and a University of Montana graduate The article credits him with efficient impartial office conduct and economic operations during his term.
Marriage licenses issued in Deer Lodge and Anaconda
A license was issued to Evert H. Hansen of Anaconda and Mary Katherine Dickens of Anaconda. Another license was issued to Miss Margaret Elizabeth Stokes and John Gordon Steinberger of Deer Lodge, with a Sunday Presbyterian church wedding planned. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sommers of Forsyth visit relatives in Forsyth before heading to Missoula for summer school. Sommers teaches at Forsyth High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Evert H. Hansen
Anaconda
Mary Katherine Dickens
G. A. Kelly
Margaret Elizabeth Stokes
John Gordon Steinberger
Presbyterian Church
Russell Sommers
Forsyth
Sommer
June
Barbara
Missoula
Sommers
Forsyth High School
Deer Lodge Resident Mike Lowney Leaves Hospital
Mike Lowney, a well known Deer Lodge resident, was discharged from St. Joseph's hospital yesterday after a winter broken hip. He is now recuperating at his home at 505 California Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Mike Lowney
St. Joseph's Hospital
California Avenue
Local brief notes on residents’ travels and visits
Jerry Harpole, son of Mr and Mrs V A Harpole, returned from St Louis where he studies medicine to spend the summer with his parents. Mrs Albert Girard was released from St Josephs hospital after a brief medical treatment. Mr and Mrs A W Johnson and family visited Mrs Johnsons parents Mr and Mrs W P Johnson of the Upper Valley today.
Dillon Ski Club Field Day at Elkhorn Slide
The Dillon Ski club will hold a field day at the Elkhorn slide Sunday at 1 30 oclock announced by Fred Wolfe chairman. The club will investigate possibilities for improvements and extensions on the slide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dillon Ski Club
Elkhorn
Fred Wolfe
One-Act Plays Highlight Montana State Normal College Event
A Monday night program at Montana State Normal College auditorium marks commencement week with one-act plays directed by Miss Myrtle Savidge and music led by Ralph McFadden. Performances feature Don Wheat and Kenneth Martin with Miss Mark Hocking, plus casts for Thursday Evening and The Bedroom Suite. The Little Symphony Orchestra and vocal/piano solos round out the program.
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Lillian Prebitero
Vincent Curry
Dorothy Derry
Robert Gregg
Little Symphony Orchestra
Wis
Dace Aruest
Jess Whitney
Grace Redburn
LuRen Cobb
Evelyn Bieber
Esther Kelly
Patricia Johnson
Umana Dugtor to Speak Here at First Baptist Church
Dr. Walter H. Judd M D of Omaha Nebraska nationally known speaker will address the Silver Bow Ministerial association at 8 Sunday evening at the First Baptist church The lecture will cover the present situation in China and is open to the public
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Baptist Church
Walter H. Judd
Omaha
Neb
First Baptist Church
Silver Bow
Judd
University of Nebraska
Mayo Clinic
South China
North China
George Opp Seeks Public Office in Beaverhead Primary
George Opp of Dillon filed for nomination for justice of the peace on the Republican ticket becoming Beaverhead county’s first candidate. A large crowd visited Clerk and Recorder Albert S. Baker’s office to register before the 5 o’clock deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
George Opp
Beaverhead County
Justice of the Peace
Beaverhead
Alberts
Baker
Benjamin Loy Buried in Dillon
Funeral services for Benjamin Loy, an old-time ranch laborer, were held at Brundage funeral home with Rev Father F. X. Lechner officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.
Jail terms for concealed weapons and disorderly conduct
Dillon reports Sheriff Paul H. Temple arrested Joe Newsome who received 30 days in county jail for carrying concealed weapons. Orville Aker also jailed 10 days for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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Dillon
Joe Newsome
Paul H. Temple
Orville Aker
Dillon Visitors From Idaho and Washington State
May 31 report from Dillon notes visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gordon and family with Miss Sophia Guyaz of Armstead, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pyeatt of Dillon in Salmon Idaho. Ivo N. Birrar of Twin Bridges also visited, while Mrs. Frank Nelson and daughter Lorraine returned from Spokane after weeks with Mrs. Nelson's daughter, Mrs. Dave Sullivan.
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Dillon
Albert Gordon
Sophia Guyaz
Armstead
Tom Pyeatt
Salmon
Idaho
Ivo N. Birrar
Twin Bringes
Frank Nelson
Lorraine
Spokane
Nelson
Dave Sullivan
Willkie urges Roosevelt ouster to unite nation
Wendell Willkie, Denver chamber speaker, urges removal of the Roosevelt administration as the path to national unity against totalitarian threats. He backs aggressive defense spending but warns against financing defense by harming living standards and attacking business. He says he would be delighted to be the Republican nominee and prefers a Roosevelt debate on utilities and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Utilities
Denver Chamber of Commerce
United States
Willkie
New Deal
Winlkie
Salvation Army Officer to Visit Mining City
Colonel J. Dee of the Salvation Army, based in Denver, will speak at the Army citadel in Butte with morning services at 11 and evening services at 8. Captain G. FE. Sather notes Dee’s repeated visits have left a strong impression and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dee
Salvation Army
Denver
Butte
Army Citadel
G. FE. Sather
Dee
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Judge T. Downey
Firestone Tires
Eee
Voice of Firestone
N. B.C. Red Network
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
Galena
Wyoming
Stork
Butte Street
Cal
Advange
Frances Hale
R. E. McHugh
Maurice M'Cormick
Hennessy’s
Homer Faust
UNE
AGT
Dillon College
Umana Dugtor
Benjamin Loy
A Hn
Ellar
Browne Vintners Co. Inc
N. Y
Wilkie
FD. A
United Nation
Hennessy
Sahara
South Side
Harrison Ave
Joe Trevarthen
American Legion
Legion Hall
Charles R
Pudge) Gieser
Gieser
Pudge
Sherman & Reed
Soldiers’ Plot
Mountain View Cemetery
Sherman & Reed Broadway
Arizona Street
Funeral Directors Large Funeral Chapel
Wurliteer
Gwendolyn Jones
Ruth Chapter
O. E
David J, Jones
Mildred Jones
Joseph Richards
White’s Funeral Home
West Park Street
Kelvinator
Frigidaire
Bob Hall
Duggan’s Merrill Mortuaries
Pat R. Gagner
Montana
North
Daly-Shea Mortuary
South
S. Montana
Jensen Drug Store
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