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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1952

Page

5

Butte Urged to Promote Travel on Highway 10

Doug A Farley of the U S 10 Highway Commerce bureau urged Butte merchants to back a national promo tion to boost travel along Highway 10 from Detroit to Seattle. He cited rising national travel spending and outlined plans for strip maps films ads and markers to attract visitors and keep dollars local.

Butte Douglas A. Farley Flint, Mich U. S. 10 Highway Commerce Bureau Chamber of Commerce Merchants Highway Bureau Finlen Hotel Farley K. C. Boulter Chamber Flint Detroit Seattle Paul Runyan U. S. Highway 10 Paul Bunyan Montana American Automobile Association

Butte News in Brief Highlights Monday arrivals and departures

Butte welcomes a stream of visitors and residents moving through the city on Monday. Names include Glenn O. Lockwood Helena Lou Herman Great Falls Billy Leary Deer Lodge John H. Daley Billings Mrs. P. J. Lynch Helena Miss Margaret Flynn Alan V. Kise Great Falls Base Ernest Finco Roundup Mae Brooks Bozeman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ONeill Havre T E Bitze New Gulick L R Hansen Helena E E Isaac Bozeman Charles Knell Billings M F Sullivan Helena Robert Christiansen Helena E T Provost Glendive. Also notes a wildlife program hosted by Mountain View Methodist Men and a marriage license for Vernon Benton and Henrietta Curran. Mentions a birth to Carl Sevalstad and wife Wise River. Recaps Walkerville Guard Club event and Driscoll family’s return from Custer. Ends with a fact on straw voting history.

Divorce Granted to Lawrence D. Smith and Betty Jean Smith

Judge John B. Mc Clernan signs the decree granting a divorce to Lawrence D. Smith from Betty Jean Smith. Anne A. Simmons petitions for probate of the will of John H. Simmons with an estate valued over ten thousand dollars.

Lawrence D. Smith Betty Jean Smith John B. McClernan Anne A. Simmons John H. Simmons

Try and Stop Me cloak and suiter changes name after gallery swap

An ambitious con man amasses wealth overnight and buys a marble-fronted Fifth Avenue mansion. He hires an expensive decorator and imports a Reubens portrait priced at forty thousand dollars. After two years he returns the painting, admits a name change from Rabinowitz to Robinson, and seeks a swap for a Goya. Goodman Ace riffs on enjoying television with a six foot Japanese screen in front of the TV.

Fifth Avenue Reubens Rabinowitz Robinson Goodman Ace

Butte and Community Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges

The notes list admitted and discharged individuals with listed addresses in Butte and Wise River Anaconda Virginia City Walkerville Napton apartments and other Montana locations. Names include Bill Burke Lloyd Thompson Linda Murphy Edward Lobb Gene McNaughton Connie Glaze Julius Peters Robert Gipp Gary Taylor and more.

Bill Burke Paxson Lloyd Thompson West Granite Linda Murphy South Dakota Edward Lobb Silver Bow Street Gene McNaughton Lowell Robert Swan Montana William Bowser Roy Max Weber South Jackson Walter Galahan South Main Lee Roy Evans Walnut Patricia Jean Carlin Bayard William Hinand Maryland Patrick Doherty Thomas Ashbury Grand Millie Mallan Wise River Ben Dixon East Broadway Joan Bonner Anaconda Eunice Hamel Angelo Favero Garden Barbara Raihl East Park George MacDonald West Copper Ione Jaber Lillian Garrison Virginia City Otto Delman South Montana Julius Peters Napton Apartments Robert Gipp West Daly Walkerville Gary Taylor Lara Henderson Phillips Avenue William R. Jenkins East Second

Pleads Innocent in Atomic Secrecy Case

Dr. Joseph W. Weinberg known as Scientist X pleaded not guilty to perjury charges stemming from alleged slipping atomic secrets to a Communist organizer. Judge James R. Kirkland set a $5,000 bond and tentatively scheduled October 13 for trial.

Washington U.P Joseph W. Weinberg Communist Party James R. Kirkland University of Minnesota

Pfunder’s Tablets Promise Fast Stomach Relief

Pfunder’s Tablets by F. Pfunder Ph.G. claim to neutralize excess acid and coat the stomach to prevent pain. The ad asserts safe, shoulder-to-life relief for ulcers and heartburn, promising relief or money back and noting over 100 million users.

Pi Pfunder F. Pfunder Plunder

Pioneer Memorial Services Tonight

The Butte Pioneer club holds its annual memorial service Tuesday at 8 o'clock in Pioneer hall. Members and friends are invited. two new members will be initiated, Joe H. Sullivan and Elizabeth F. Sullivan.

Pioneer Butte Pioneers Club Pioneer Hall Joe H. Sullivan Elizabeth F. Sullivan

County Wide 4-H Meeting Set in Ramsay School

County Agent Jim Monforton announced a county wide 4 H club meeting at Ramsay school Wednesday night at 9 o clock. The Whitehall Whiz club will present a model meeting for Silver Bow county units and discuss rural life program plans for Greg son Springs Sunday. The meeting will outline county elimination contests and establish a county 4 H club council. Attendees include youths ages 10 to 21 and their parents.

Ramsay School Jim Monforton Whiz Club of Whitehall Montana Silver Bow Gregson Springs Monforton

Police Court Sums Up 200 Session Fines and Bonds

Judge John Seton and City Attorney George Richardson oversaw a Monday police court session that raised 200 in fines and bond forfeitures. Matt Ferrity lost a 100 bond for driving while intoxicated. others, including Manuel Bowers John Smith Edward Moore Jennie Doe and Margaret Peterson faced 10 bonds in disturbance cases. Anthony Swan paid 20 for disturbance at Tracey bar. Art Natt Karl Smith and O D King forfeited smaller bonds. Lester and Frank Smith paid 2.50 each for stop sign and double parking charges. Alvin Dennison Ralph Montague and Pete McQuade received 15 day jail terms for vagrancy with sentence suspended on leaving town.

John Seton George Richardson Matt Ferrity Manuel Bowers John Smith Edward Moore Jennie Doe Margaret Peterson Anthony Swan Tracey Bar East Park Martin Tracey Art Natt Karl Smith O. D. King Mr. Lester Frank Smith Alvin Dennison Ralph Montague Pete McQuade

Also Mentioned on This Page

Butte News Helena Glenn O. Lockwood Lou Herman Great Falls Grand Hotel Deer Lodge Billy Leary John H. Daley Billings P. J. Lynch Miss Margaret Flynn Leggat Hotel Alan V. Kise Great Falls Air Force Base Ernest Finco Roundup Mae Brooks Bozeman Ralph O'Neill Havre T. E. Bitze New Gulick L. R. Hansen Gallatin Valley E. E. Isaac Charles Knell Mining City M. F. Sullivan Robert Christiansen Glendive E. T. Provost Mountain View Methodist Don R. J. Stodden Vernon H. Benton Henrietta Jean Curran St. James Hospital Carl Sevalstad J. T. McMahon Gladys Bowden Sixth Street Guard Club Walkerville Review WBA Lola Benner Julia Driscoll Custer United States Prudential Federal Savings the Friendly Savings Institution Main and Broadway Promepet By Bennett Cerf Butte Hospital ST. James Fred Johnson Harvard Harvey Williams Vernon Smith Silver Bow Homes Wesley Waltman North Atlantic Clarence Miller South Arizona William L. Davis Community Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Montana Blue Shield Physicians’ Service Helena, Mont McCarroll Szn Yellowstone Bond Yellowstone, Inc Louisville, Kentucky Chrysler Imperial America Wilson Motor CO S. Montana
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