Fred Sansouci Chosen Red Men's Sachem Shoshone Tribe
Fred Sansouci was elected sachem of Shoshone Tribe No. 1 Improved Order of Red Men at a large Eagles hall meeting. Offiers elected include Charles Strike Wayne Lehti Fred Woodbury Walter Lyman and Leonard Strike. Installation set with Sacajawea tribe July 9. The lodge organized a baseball team with Walter Stanton as manager and Chris Wolf as captain.
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Fred Sansouci
Eagles Hall
Lodge
Charles Strike
Sagamore
Wayne Lehti
Fred Woodbury
Walter Lyman
Leonard Strike
Pocahontas
Walter Stanton
Chris Wolf
Butte Lodge
C. Wolf
Philipsburg
Haymakers
Anaconda Man Fined $50 for DUI Plea
Mike Brady arrested by Traffic Officer Percin for driving while intoxicated and pleaded guilty in police court yesterday, receiving a $50 fine. John Hanley paid $10 for a guilty plea to a U turn on Cherry street after his reckless driving charge was reduced to a traffic violation. Ed Kirk, Herbert Bori, and Allard Johnson each paid $5 for disturbances, while Pat Forkan paid $10 for disturbance and William Forkan was dismissed. George Golding was found guilty of disturbance and sentenced to 30 days in city jail.
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Mike Brady
Percin
John Hanley
Cherry Street
Hanley
Ed Kirk
Herbert Bori
Allard Johnson
Pat Forkan
William Forkan
George Golding
Butte in Brief Hospital Notices and Events
Multiple short items from Butte Deaconess hospital and area events. Patients at the Butte Deaconess include Charles Woodbury and others. births noted. staff theft reported. notices on elections by Engineers Local 83 and social events at Masonic hall. Nurses' annual banquet scheduled for June 8 at Thornton hotel with reservations required.
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Charles Woodbury
Florida Street
Butte Deaconess Hospital
THE
Montana Assn.—Of
St. James
Murray
Butte
St. Ann’s Hospital
Anaconda
Thornton Hotel
Births exceed deaths in Butte for first time in over a year
Butte reports May births at 127 the highest in over two years while deaths total 117. Kathryn Harrington notes 42 births date back 16 months due to late doctor reports as male births outnumber female and 83 males died vs 34 females.
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Butte
Kathryn Harrington
Joe Kane
Pleads Guilty to Larceny Five Year Prison Term
Eugene Taylor, in Dillon, pled guilty to larceny and was sentenced by District Judge Henry G. Rodgers to five years in state prison. He admitted breaking into the Miller garage at Monida on May 15 and stealing auto tools and car equipment. He was captured at Armstead the next day. Taylor was sent to Deer Lodge with two others, George Harris and Frank Dugall, who received 18 months last week for stealing horses from Pete Lasich ranch near Dillon.
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Pete Lasich
Dillon
Lions Plan Cleanup of Camp for Kiddies
The Lions Club discussed a final cleanup of their camp for physically under par children at a luncheon at the Butte Grill. Ray Dilz presided as a thorough water test confirmed the spring supplying the camp is pure and the building and grounds are being renovated for a July opening.
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Lions’ Club
Butte Grill
Ray Dilz
Four Chinese Arrested by Federal Officers in Butte Chinatown
Four Chinese men were arrested by federal narcotic officers in Butte's Chinatown for possession of narcotics. Officers seized opium morphine and yen-shee. Suspects Gilbert Choon Tom San Tom Wing and Tom Gee gave aliases and were initially held. Tom Gee sought state hospital care for yen-shee infection and was committed after a judge's hearing. The other three face narcotics possession charges to be filed in district court.
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Butte
Chinatown
Gilbert Choon
Tom San
Tom Wing
Tom Gee
State Hospital
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Harrison J. Freebourn
Carpenter Local 112 Special Meeting Announces June 6
Carpentry members are called to a special meeting of Local No. 112 to nominate and elect officers for the Montana State Federation of Labor and to consider sending delegates to the state convention. Meeting set for Thursday, June 6 at 8 p m. Jack Gaffney, Adv Recording Secretary.
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Engineers
Eee
Pat Deloughry
Adv
Carpenters
Montana
Try India’s Way to Help Bladder Relief
An old Indian remedy promotes Santal Midy capsules filled with Santal oil to aid bladder and kidney passages. Doctors praise its disinfectant and stimulant properties though evidence is marginal, and it is marketed by noted French practitioners and druggists.
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India
Praian
Local residents attend graduations and meetings in region
Mr and Mrs S D Hirschman plan a June 10 commencement in Moscow Idaho for daughter Dorothy at the University of Idaho. Hiram M Brundage attends a Montana morticians convention in Helena. Caspar clerk L J Price visits Dillon as a former resident. Various residents travel, attend events, or face legal matters including a habeas corpus release for W T Ellis and a divorce for Irene Thomas from William E Thomas.
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Dillon
S. D. Hirschman
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Dorothy
Hiram M. Brundage
Montana
Helena
L. J. Price
Casper
Wyo
J. E. Shaw
Wisdom
Jean Ballard
Butte
Mary Dougherty
Missoula
Henry G. Rodgers
Irene Thomas
William E. Thomas
A. T. Peterson
Rotary Club
H. L. Langevin
Young Man Injured in Ranch Accident Near Dillon
Edgar Williams, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Williams of Dillon, sustained a broken leg when a horse fell on him at the Roscoe Cornell ranch south of Dillon where he worked. He was brought to Barrett hospital from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Edgar Williams
Harry Williams
Roscoe Cornell
Barrett Hospital
Beaverhead County Restructured Into Three Districts
Beaverhead commissioners and District Judges Henry G. Rodgers and Lyman H. Bennett approved a redistricting that eliminated the old Beaverhead Red Rock and Big Hole districts and created Districts 1 2 and 3 with boundary lines remaining nearly the same. The board also considered a petition for county aid in eradicating Canadian thistle from local ranches.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
New Deputy Named for Beaverhead Schools
Naomi Hildreth, popular Dillon resident, was appointed deputy superintendent of Beaverhead County schools by Superintendent Gladys Larr. She succeeds Mrs. Edna Stewart Bimat who resigned to marry. Hildreth, a Beaverhead county high school and Montana State Normal College graduate, takes the post and begins duties today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Naomi Hildreth
Gladys Larr
Edna Stewart Bimat
Garr
Beaverhead County
Montana State Normal College
Dillon to Celebrate Fourth of July Fund Drive
Dillon plans a fundraising push as William Logan and Glenn Lyons, finance committee, seek to collect pledged subscriptions from citizens this week. They also aim to secure additional funds from those who have not yet pledged for the free celebration.
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Dillon
William Logan
Glenn Lyons
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