John Hawkins Dies in Auto Wreck Near Butte
John Hawkins pioneer resident of Butte and Rocker dies from injuries after a car crash on the Butte Anaconda highway. He was brought to a local hospital by sheriff's deputies and died last evening. Survived by widow Lillie and son Harvey Hawkins. Body at Sherman and Reed funeral parlors. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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John Hawkins
Butte and
Rocker
Butte- Anaconda
Hawkins
Scotland
Butte
Lillie Hawkins
Harvey Hawkins
Brief local society notes and visits across Missoula
Mrs. W H Collier and her daughter Bessie Collier left for six weeks visiting relatives in Missoula Spokane Port Angele and other coast towns. Harmony council No 1097 S B A hosted a dancing party in Anaconda with many members attending. H A club met at the Ralph home for a social evening and luncheon. June Emerson returned from Dillon to Missoula. Church ladies postponed a planned Unity church picnic due to a death. Pinti Kikusta Girls club rescheduled a meeting with Miss Lane assisting. Wesley chapel Ladies aid met with Mrs J McPherson hosting. Charles Lanphier returned from Mount St Charles college to spend summer with family. Mrs H F Bartels hosted a bridge evening with refreshments and several attendees.
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W. H. Collier
Caledonia Street
Bessie Collier
McKinley School
Missoula
Spokane
Portae Pas Wo City
Harmony Council No
Anaconda
Anaconda Council
James Skinner
Celia Northey
Huddleston
Marjorie
Hugh McDermott
Irene
Doris
Janie Cummins
Bathorne
Léonard Reynolds
Doe Northey
Wright
J. Wright Jr
Arata
William Slater
Mabel Kemp
William Bordmer
Catherine Matthewes
J. Jelbart
Kerstahler
Carne
Lois Kerstahler
Olivia Tressider
Wildean Trengove
Carl Rimmel
H. A. Club
Ralph
Missoula Avenue
Thelma
Emma
Elsa
Rose Martin
Carrie
Florence Hocking
Myrtle Harris
Helen Spencer
Clara Littlejohn
Lillian
Clara Trembach
Edna Seccomb
Beth Blewett
Hazel Benjamin
Flora Lyne
Crissie Hancock
Minnie Bray
Elsie
Gwen Daniels
Lena Jones
Martha Angwin
Marphel Hester
M. A. Berryman
Mildred Ralph
June Emerson
Maryland Avenue
Dillon
State Normal College
June
E. E. Emerson
Charles Campbell
J. Ball
Ladies’ Aid of Unity Church
Pinti Kikusta Girls’ Club
Mary Graytack
East Mercury Street
Miss Lane
Wesley Chapel
J. McPherson
Kemper Avenue
Harvey Murphy
Charles Lanphier
Mount St. Charles College
Helena
T. J. Lanphier
West Broadway
H. F. Bartels
Colorado Street
Mesdames Smith
Summerville
Mitchell
Hazel Plint
Mae Ford
Emma Bartels
Rancher Nat Pogliano Dies Suddenl y in Beargulch Area
Nat Pogliano, a rancher who lived on the bench near Beargulch, died suddenly at his home early Saturday morning. Officials believe pneumonia caused the death after a brief illness. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Twin Bridges
Nat Pogliano
Beargulch
Wants Old-Time Fire Laddies to Assemble
Butte volunteer fire department members are asked to gather at the courthouse steps on July 4 for city archives photographs. Organized by Charles A. Roberts, the early group traces to 1886 with Carl Engel and Sheriff Angus B. McLeod aides, and their two companies protected the city before the regular department formed.
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Butte
Charles A. Roberts
Carl Engel
Angus B. McLeod
Mr. Roberts
Second of twins dies in short illness in Butte
Richard L. Grandy three months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Burr C. Grandy of 642 Nevada avenue died last night after a brief illness. He was among the first twins born in Butte in 1929. His brother Robert died at 13 days. The body lies at Goselin Harkins mortuary. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm. Interment, Mountain View cemetery.
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Richard L. Grandy
Burr C. Grandy
Nevada Avenue
Butte
Robert
Gosselin & Harkins
Mountain View Cemetery
Thirteen Births Recorded At City Health Bureau
Thirteen births are listed by the city health bureau with dates from March to May 1926. Names and addresses include Frank O Boyle 1801 Lowell Avenue and Algiers Fordmier 1805 Florida Street, among others. One birth was recorded more than three years late.
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Frank O'Boyle
Lowell Avenue
Algiers P. Fordmier
Florida Street
Thomas Kymmes
Warren Avenue
Paul C. Fall, Jr
East Park
Charles Burt
Hornet Street
Wiliam C. Gallagher
Placer Street
Ar Eee
George Perri Gilmore
Idaho
J. Leovil
Georgia Street
Judge proposes lower fine for first offense drivers
Judge Dan Shea argues the present $5 minimum fine for parking and related violations is too high in Butte. He plans to bring a proposal to city council to drop first offense penalties to $1 or $2 while keeping the $300 maximum, amid a broader traffic enforcement drive.
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Dan Shea
Butte
Century A Mile Rate Announced For June 14
In 1929 a cent a mile rate is offered between Butte and Salt Lake with intermediate stops. Round trip fare to Salt Lake is 8 dollars 70 cents. Tickets are valid only in coaches and return by midnight June 17. The rate applies to Oregon Short Line and Utah towns along the Los Angeles and Salt Lake route.
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Butte
Salt Lake
Oregon
Utah
Los Angeles
Butte Welcomes Three 10 Year Club Members
Henry Coulam general agent J D Hague traveling freight agent and C M Wolf city freight agent have received buttons as Union Pacific 30 Year Club members. The trio in Butte qualified by service exceeding 30 years with the railway, Coulam starting 33 years ago in Salt Lake. Wolf and Hague have long tenures as well. The button features a U P shield with 30 Year Club and Union Pacific Railway lettering.
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Henry Coulam
Union Pacific
Butte
J. D. Hague
C. M. Wolf
Mr. Coulam
Salt Lake
Messrs
Wolf
Hague
U.P
Union Pacific Railway
Tax Delinquencies Light This Year In City
City Treasurer John L. Sullivan reports May tax payments credited total 102858.42 with 1858.42 posted yesterday, suggesting a favorable comparison to last year. Drivers license payments reached 3730.50 for 7461 autos, while daily applications fell from about 200 to 60.
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John L. Sullivan
Crosby Tours Milwaukee Ticket Office in City
G L Crosby a traveling freight agent for Milwaukee from Detroit arrived in the city and visited the Milwaukee ticket office on West Park Street. Crosby is in charge of rail freight arrangements local offices were awaiting further instructions.
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G. L. Crosby
Milwaukee
Detroit
Mich
West Park Street
Mr. Crosby
Ralph Bowersox Wins Chicago Edison Scholarship
Butte high school senior Ralph Bowersox, already chosen as his school's State Edison scholarship representative, received an honor scholarship at the University of Chicago. The award covers tuition and expenses for one year. Bowersox, son of Prof E R Bowersox and Mrs. Bowersox, ranked high academically with notable skill in physics and will compete with Montana graduates for final Edison selection in New Jersey this fall.
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Ralph Bowersox
Butte
Thomas A. Edison
University of Chicago
Mlinois
Young Bowersox
E. R. Bowersox
Waukesha Street
Montana
Edison
New Jersey
Oil production shows rise in US weekly figures
The American Petroleum Institute reports a 21 300 barrel weekly increase in U S crude oil production for the week ended June 1 reaching 2 711 650 barrels The eastern region produced 1 921 450 barrels up 100 barrels with Wyoming gaining 650 and Montana 300 The note also mentions 175 Dodge trucks consigned to the Chinese government.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute Today
California
Wyoming
Montana
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