South Butte Township races loom in Silver Bow Weights
The Montana Standard notes South Butte and Silver Bow Townships hold Democratic primaries Tuesday for two justice of the peace and two constable posts each. Incumbents in Silver Bow face no opposition. South Butte adds two challenged races, with salaries and duties outlined for each office.
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Montana Standard
South Butte Township
Silver Bow County
Montana
Silver Bow
Front
Justice of the Peace
J. J
Buzz
Winston
Georgia R. Moran
Justices of the Peace
J. J. ‘‘Leal
Healy
Jim ‘‘Corky
Corkish
South Butte
Matt Vucurovich
Hanford Toppar
Evan Thibodeau
Lou Mihelich
Wes Dowling
Tony Stosich
Rest home bonds delivered to Minneapolis brokerage
County Commissioner Lucille C. OLeary and secretary Maureen Pasco flew to Minneapolis on Thursday with 980000 dollars in rest home bonds. The bonds issued after voters approved on September 14 will fund a new annex to Silver Bow General Hospital and were bought earlier this year in a competitive bid. Chairman Joe A. Kissock signed the bonds along with County Clerk Hazel E. McGee and Treasurer Alice G. Gosselin to avoid public notice amid a nearby election.
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Lucille C. Oleary
Maureen Pasco
Minneapolis
Silver Bow General Hospital
Joe A. Kissock
Hazel E. McGee
Alice G. Gosselin
Air link to Salt Lake City for infant transfers
Powell County Memorial Hospital arranged direct air service from Deer Lodge to University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City to rapidly transfer distressed infants in intensive care. Memorial fund expansion aims to fund 2500 for coronary care, 1400 for an Isolette, and 2000 for respiratory equipment while recent public gifts total 230.60 in memory of 16 individuals.
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Deer Lodge
University of Utah Medical Center
Salt Lake City
Powell County Memorial Hospital
Harold Viestenz
Memorial
Montana State Prison Employees Independent Association
Hibbard Seeks Senate Nomination in Dillon Visit
Henry S. Hank Hibbard campaigned in Dillon as a Republican hopeful for the U S Senate. In a no host luncheon at the Royal Inn he criticized Labor dominated Sen. Lee Metcalf, arguing outside unions like the Teamsters can cost Montana substantial daily losses during prolonged strikes.
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Dillon
Henry S
Hank
Hibbard
U. S. Senate
Dillon Area
Royal Inn
Helena Area
Lee Metcalf
Teamsters
Montana
Seonency
Butte Girls Initiated Into Phi Kappa Phi Honorary
Rosena Konecny daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Konecny 1236 Farrell and Barbara Semmes daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Semmens 112 Rampart Drive were initiated into Phi Kappa Phi at Montana State University. Konecny majors in physical education and Semmens in elementary education.
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Rosena Konecny
Anthony Konecny
Farrell
Barbara Semmens
Bernard Semmens
Rampart Drive
Phi Kappa Phi
Montana State University
Miss Konecny
Miss Semmens
Montana Tech Plans Weekend Commencement Activities
Tech events begin Saturday with a senior luncheon at the Finlen Hotel followed by class photos in front of Museum Hall. Alumni banquet is at 7 p.m. at the Butte Country Club. Sunday ceremonies start at 3 30 in the Library Museum Building auditorium with a 3 15 procession assembly and a reception in the Student Union Building afterward.
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Montana Tech
Finlen Hotel
Museum Hall
Butte Country Club
Library- Museum Building
Faculty Women’s Club
Butterun Sisters Shea Graduate From St Mary Kansas
Sister Eileen Shea daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund Shea of 533 North Franklin has earned a bachelor of business degree from St Mary College Xavier Kansas and will serve as secretary at St Theresa School Aurora Colorado this August Sister Alice Marie Shea will teach at St Mary Kansas next school year.
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Joseph Eileen Shea
Edmund Shea
N. Franklin
St. Mary College
Xavier
Kansas
St. Theresa School
Aurora
Colo
Alice Marie Shea
Shea
St. Mary Kansas
Memorials Received for World Museum of Mining
The World Museum of Mining has received several memorials in memory of Mrs. Robert Kaiser of Philipsburg Mary S. Willard of Billings Fan Cole Sullivan Mabel Waddell Lora B. Holt and Carrie Charles all of Butte. Memorials may be sent to the Memorial Fund at P O Box 333 in Butte.
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World Museum of Mining
Robert Kaiser
Philipsburg
Mary S. Willard
Billings
Fan Cole Sullivan
Mabel Waddell
Lora B. Holt
Carrie Charles
Butte
Memorial Fund
P. O. Box
Western plans summer session at Western Montana College
The Summer session runs June 12 to August 11 with three plans: first term June 12 to July 12, second term July 13 to August 11, or full nine weeks. Workshops cover aerospace education environmental Montana economy and safety. P E seminars include basketball football track wrestling directed by Dick Motta.
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Dillon
Western Montana College
Stanley Grout
Montana
Dick Motta
Chicago Bulls
Poore Family Donates Butte Home to Montana Tech
The Poore brothers donate their former Lowry house at 3 North Excelsior in Butte to Montana Tech for possible student housing. Tech will study best use with no immediate policy changes. final decision deferred to next school year. The three story brick building now contains apartments, bought in 1924 and remodeled around 1960.
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Poore
North Excelsior
Montana Tech
James A. Poore, Jr
Robert A
Burton R
Tech
Vic Burt
Burt
Lowry
The
Poores
Candidate urges education economy in Montana race
Jerry Agen a 33 year old Eureka teacher and Republican candidate for state superintendent of public instruction calls for economizing education spending and decentralizing the office. He wants five regional offices and a constitutional amendment to create a pyramiding of authority with a board or a state superintendent in charge for closer local contact.
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Helena
Montana
Jerry Agen
Agen
Eureka
State Bureau
Lincoln County
Butte Student Earns Legion Freshman Honor Medal
Montana State University freshman David E. Goldsworthy of Butte won the American Legion Freshman Honor Student Medal at the ROTC awards in Bozeman. The award cited scholastic standing and leadership in military science. Jack Huber of Bozeman presented it. Goldsworthy, son of Earl and Mrs. Goldsworthy of Butte, studies electrical engineering.
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Montana State University
David E. Goldsworthy
Butte
American Legion
Bozeman
Jack Huber
Goldsworthy
Earl Goldsworthy
Kossuth St
MSU
Commencement Exercises At Manhattan Christian High
Manhattan Christian High School held commencement exercises Friday evening for 36 seniors. Dean Sheneman of Bozeman delivered the address. Beverly Broekma, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Broekema, was valedictorian with Edith Westra as salutatorian.
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Manhattan
Manhattan Christian High School
Dean Sheneman
Bozeman
Beverly Broekma
Peter Broekeman
Edith Westra
Sam Westra
Mayor Micone Sees May Meter Revenue Rise in Butte
Montana Standard reports Mayor Mike Micone pleased by May meter collections totaling $2,563.94 more than May 1971. City Treasurer Carlos Sullivan credited curb and lot meters while Micone noted uncertainty over causes and hoped uptown shopping and overtime tickets will show further impact.
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Mike Micone
Montana Standard
Butte
Carlos Sullivan
Micone
Bike safety tape event set for Saturday across Butte
Butte Post 1448 VFW will hold a lite a bike program at multiple schools with free tape from 10 30 a m to 2 p m on Saturday. If weather turns stormy the taping will move to June 17. Organizers include Ray Tuszyski and the VFW Club with workers meeting at the VFW Hall at 10 a m.
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Butte Post 1448
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Whittier
Longfellow
Hawthorne
Blaine
Webster-Bearfield
Harrison
East Junior High
West Junior High
Hillcrest
Ray Tuszyski
VFW Club
VFW
Boy Suffered Head Injuries In Collision On Harrison Ave
Gary Joseph Bracco eight from 3218 Monroe was in good condition at St. James Community Hospital Friday after head injuries and bruises from a vehicle collision Thursday about 7 45 p m in the 3200 block of Harrison Avenue. The car was driven by Thomas J Saltz of the Shamrock Motel Trailer Court. Gary is the son of Mr and Mrs John B Bracco. The passage also notes the puma known as cougar catamount painter and mountain lion.
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Gary Joseph Bracco
Monroe
St. James Community Hospital
Harrison Avenue
Thomas J. Saltz
Shamrock Motel
Gary
John B. Bracco
Granite County voters face multiple contests in June primary
In Philipsburg Granite County voters will decide one local contest and a three way race for Third Judicial District judge along with a U S Senate candidate. Democratic clerk of the district court contenders are incumbent Sarah Puyear and Loretta Walkup Miller.
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Philipsburg
Granite County
Third Judicial District
U.S
Sarah Puyear
Loretta Walkup Miller
Mrs. Miller
David Miller
Civil Service
William F. Sheehan
Sid G. Stewart
Anaconda
Robert J. Boyd
Commissioners seek injunction to stop road closures
The Board of County Commissioners filed a district court complaint Friday seeking an injunction to halt road closures by the Anaconda Co Milwaukee Road and the Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway. The roadway east of Illinois and Indiana avenues serves Dexter Addition residents including Alabama Street properties and is vital for ingress ergress and fire protection. Judge James D Freebourn set a June 16 hearing requiring defendants to show cause why the injunction should not be issued and made permanent.
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Justice of the Peace
Justice Courts
Justice Court
Board of County Commissioners
Anaconda Co
Milwaukee Road
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Illinois and
Indiana Avenues
Dexter Addition
Alabama Street
James D. Freebourn
Primary Day Brings Liquor Store Closures and Polling Hours
Tuesday will be dry due to the primary election with state liquor stores closed three days. Sunday and Monday are normal days off and bars will be closed much of the day. Liquor and beer may not be dispensed during polling hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Beer sales in grocery stores are prohibited, per County Atty. Larry Stimatz.
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Larry Stimatz
May Weather in Butte Shows Mild Finish Despite Cool Start
The May climatological report from the Butte airport notes a cool first two weeks with a warm cool pattern thereafter. Temperatures rose to 84 on May 30 and 31, raising the monthly average to 47.8 degrees about 0.5 degree above normal, with precipitation at .64 inch versus 1.10 inch normal.
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Butte
Dunkle Prepares for Final in Montana Gubernatorial Bid
Frank Dunkle moved into the final week of his Republican gubernatorial nomination campaign with a Dillon dinner after touring Western Montana College. escorted by Milkie Miller he framed Tuesday's primary as his final exam week and urged voters to back change and steady planning for economic and ecological development.
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Dillon
Frank Dunkle
Royal Inn
Montana Fish and Game
Western Montana College
Milkie Miller
WMC Central Board
Dunkle
Montana
YMCA Plans Workshop For Mothers Of Young Children
Butte YMCA will sponsor a creative play workshop for mothers of 3 4 and 5 year old children Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the YMCA. The session offers inexpensive ideas for indoor and outdoor play. Information by calling 792-1266.
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Butte Ymcsa
YMCA
Suit seeks 25000 from tavern owner over alleged assault
William R. Castle files a district court complaint against Donald Gustafson who runs Dinty Moore's tavern at 557 S. Arizona. He says he was struck by patron Lefty Neary on November 28 around 8 p.m. and that Gustafson did not prevent the assault.
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William R. Castle
Donald Gustafson
S. Arizona
Dinty Moore
Castle
Lefty Neary
Neary
Gustafson
Recital Sunday By Mrs Letourneau At 2609 Phillips
Students of Mrs Paul Letourneau will present a piano recital Sunday at 2 in the afternoon at 2609 Phillips Street. Sixteen piano pupils will perform selections.
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Paul Letourneau
Phillips St
Speed Tickets Result in $25 Penalties in Court
Six speed tickets were converted into $25 penalties in police court Friday. Willy Crnkovich paid $10 for not having a driver permit. Other speeders listed include Anne Becker Marie Crowley Ray Dresser James DeMers and Stanley Fries.
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Willy Crnkovich
Anne Becker
Marie Crowley
Ray Dresser
James DeMers
Stanley Fries
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John’s Floral Center
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Eng
Simpkins
Western Plans
Standard State Bureau
Prescription Pharmacies
Catamount
Mrs. Puyear
Frank Puyear
Democratic Central Committee
Sheehan
Sheridan
Fallon County
Merrill K. Riddick
Basil Kennedy
Forrest Stuebe
C. O. Bonham
F. M. Durfee
Elk Township
Drummond
Visian
Sory
Military Science
University of Montana
Missoula
Veronica
Sullivan
Citizen's Committee For Constitutional Improvement
Donna Muffick
Sec
Jack Healy
House of Resolution
Legislature Club
H. E. Leary
Sec.v
W. Granite
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