Chamber Names Dr Casebeer President Again
Dr H L Casebeer was re elected president of the Butte Chamber of Commerce at the annual board meeting held Friday noon at the Finlen hotel. New officers named include 1 1 8 Waite as first vice president Tom Kelly as second vice president and George A Hill as treasurer. The nominating committee led by Charles H Gallagher and M R Leste with James H ... was unanimously accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Casebeer
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Board of
Finlen Hotel
Waite
Tom Kelly
George A. Hill
Chambers
Charles H. Gallagher
Zhainaan
M. R. Leste
James H
Board considers several current matter reports and committee items
Dickey Jr T bh Doran and Dan Mooney noted as participants. Other business included reports from several committers on current matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey, Jr. T. Bh
Doran
Dan Mooney
Markovich Files for Constable Nomination in South Bulte
Joe Markovich filed a petition Friday seeking the Demo cartic nomination as constable of the South Bulte town ship. Born and raised in the South Bulte area he attended local schools and worked as foreman at Leonard nine for 10 years before joining the Washes Sampler. He is a member of the Butte Miners union and Silver Bow Park Athletic association, married with three children, two of whom are World War II veterans. It is his first political campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Markovich
Elm
Democartic
South Bulte
Mr. Markovich
Leonard Nine
Washes Sampler
Butte Miners’ Union
Silver Bow Park Athletic Association
Lindland to Attend Shrine Meeting in Atlantic City
John F. Lindland recorder of Rashad Kemple sails Friday for Atlantic City New Jersey to attend the Shrine Recorders Association annual meeting and imperial council sessions. He plans brief visits in New York and Chicago and time with a brother in Fargo North Dakota. Delegates from Baghdad temple Henry S Hirsh Dartington Colston join the Atlantic City march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindland
John F. Lindland
Rashad Kemple
Atlantic City
N. C
Shrine Recorders' Association of North America
Imperial Council of the Shrine
New York
Chicago
Fargo
N. D
Henry S. Hirsh
Poloniale
Bagded Temple
Charles
Dartington
Toe
Colston
Bagdad Temple
Mines Students Leave for Home for Fall Term
Mines School freshmen and sophomores end the 1947-48 term and plan summer work or travel. Registrar W Mil ton Brown lists fall events including placement exams September 24 and registration September 27 with classes resuming September 26. Enrollment this year counted 129 freshmen 113 sophomores 47 juniors and 15 seniors with 42 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
W. Milton Brown
Duintors
Servors
Fis
Stabbing Victim Charles Stringer In Good Condition
Charles Stringer of Jefferson Missouri remains in good condition after a stabbing at a South Montane Street tavern. Bartender Ermeft Walsh was arrested and released to his attorney. police report Stringer was attacked when he tried to strike Walsh. Officers say Stringer suffered a severed throat artery in the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sivinger
Jefferson, Mo
South Montane Street
St. James Hospital
Ermeft Walsh
Bulle
Tom Nixon
James Lark
Walsh
Missouriaa
Stringer
Army recalls reserve officers for active duty
The Department of the Army authorized the Sixth Army to recall reserve officers in the rank of lieutenant colonel and major across combat arms and support corps. Recalled officers are expected to join the Fourth Infantry division at Fort Ord California, with a June 30 quota target. Applications will be forwarded through Major Ambrose A. Ryan, Montana ORG Instructor.
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Department of the Army
Sixth Army
Ordnartice
Signal Corps
Trainsportation Corps
Engineer Corps
Ambrose A. Ryan
Montana
Fourth Infantry Division
Fort Ord
Calif
Ryan
Reckless driving trial ends with Hicks verdict
Police Court records say William Hicks was found guilty Friday afternoon of reckless driving after a lengthy trial over an accident at Platinum and Main Thursday night. John O Neill was acquitted as charges against him were dismissed, with judgment to be pronounced at 2:00 Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Jungs
Joan Selon
William Hicks
Hospital Notes List of Admitted and Dismissed Patients
A compiled hospital notes page lists numerous admitted and dismissed patients across multiple locations. Names and addresses include Mrs Marian Pedlar in Maryland and Mrs Betty Simpkins in Anaconda, along with others such as Richard Van Ausdal, Mrs Ann Sparrow, Mrs Lucille Jorgensen, Mrs Florence Rippel, and Mrs Alice Hartog. The entries also mention facilities like Tripp and Dragstedt apartments and Grand apartments, with accompanying street addresses and neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Marian Pedlar
Maryland
Betty Simpkins
Anaconda
Richard van Ausdal
West
Quartz
Wittlfred ‘Dann
Edwards
Ann Sparrow
Wise River
Tom A. Jenkin
Gaylord
John Boylan
Utah
Lucille Jorgensen
West Copper
Florence Rippel
West Mercury
Alice Hartog
Walt
Suzanne Lucha
East First
St, James
Albert Fisher
Phillips
Ella Tebo
Tripp and
Dragstedt
Cheryl Low Denton
Carter
Shirley Rose Beigard
East Galena
Garo Lee Kambich
Reighle
Tannle Durham
Sheridan
Robert MacKerron
West Broadway
Richard ©. Gerster
Capper
Richard Eldridge
West Galena
Bernhardt Hendrickson
Davy Levy
John E. Smith
Bowlder
Arne EB
West Gold
Erwin P. Prizelle
West Diamond
Alice Fehr
Wanesha
Homet
Wussoma
Ann M. Herzog
George Dimitroff
South Oklahoma
James, Patricia
Laurel Morris
West Agate
Farl S
Myers Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Myers were held Friday afternoon from the Sherman and Reed funeral home. The Rev H D Ricketts officiated. Mrs Bailor sang Rock of Ages Old Rugged Cross and Some Day We'll Understand. Pallbearers were Jack Lansdon Art Maiden Kee Jones Art Gray Bucky West and Jay La Brush. Burial was in Mount Moriah Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Myers
Sherman and Reed Funeral Home
H. D. Ricketts
Paul Bailor
Jack Lansdon
Art Maiden
Kee Jones
Art Gray
Bucky West
Jay la Brush
Hurial
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Funeral services for Thomas Goldsworthy held Friday
Thomas Goldsworthy had funeral rites Friday afternoon at Richards funeral home with Reverend L B Smith of Dillon officiating. Mrs Hugo Kenck and Violet Lalty sang hymns including Hark Hark My Soul Now the Day Is Over and Lead Kindly Light. Pallbearers named Louis Venner Wesley Ford Charles Velleneth Albert Trudgen Morris Clark and Harold Trescothick. Burial followed in Mount Morish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Goldsworthy
Richards
L. B. Smit
Dillon
Hugo Kenck
Violet Lalty
Louis Venner
Wesley Ford
Charles Velleneth
Albert Trudgen
Morris Clark
Harold Trescothick
Mount Morish Cemetery
Great Northern Resumes Own Tracks From Seattle
Great Northern passenger trains, halted by floods, returned to their own lines out of Seattle. General Agent J. Hulmes of Butte said trains eastbound Nos 2 4 and 28 ran Friday over Great Northern rails, with freight service expected to resume Saturday on GN routes after floods inundated some Northwest tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reat Northern
Seattle
J. Hulmes
Butte
Northwest
Great Northern
Spokane
Helena
Northern Pacific
Hermes
Grea Northern
Butte Briefs Share Local Births and Meetings
Butte residents report births for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wesley Post at Murray Hospital and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Neil McTavish at St James hospital. Silver Bow Tuberculosis association directors set a Monday night meeting. Miss Elsie Quaska and Miss Helen Titus of Newell will sing at Finnish Gospel chapel Sunday at 8 o'clock. Curp and Richens of the Marine corps arrive on 30 day leave. Central PTA head T W McGeever calls a Monday 8 pm meeting in YMCA restroom to discuss insurance for FTA equipment. Alderman John Lindquist schedules joint fire water and Ways and Means committee meetings for 7 30 pm Wednesday in council chambers to discuss an overhead leader bid. FBI Special Agent Banister and Pat Shine return from Idaho convention. Marriage licenses issued for two couples: Frank J Kline and W Lorraine Lewis. Raymond J Labranche and Lois Jean Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. WW. McGeever
Central
Parent-Teacher Association
YMCA
PTA
FTA
John Lindquist
Eighth Ward
Fire and Water and Ways and Means
Flags Decorate City for Truman Visit
Butte workmen began Friday to hang bunting and flags along aerial strands for President Truman and party arriving Tuesday evening. Mayor Barry O Leary outlined the parade route to Mining City landmarks, with crowds welcomed by the Butte High School Band before the president speaks at Memorial Stadium. The presidential entourage includes Mr and Mrs Truman and daughter Margaret, with about 30 state officials and media from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttes
Truman
Barry O'Leary
Butte
Arizona
Washington
Margaret
Itinerant Beet Field Workers Are Jailed
Police arrested two Mexican laborers, John Romp aged 32 and Haberio Juarez aged 27, after a knife dispute in a Chinook saloon. Juarez was wounded, treated at St. James hospital, and both men were jailed for investigation into the knifing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Romp
Haberio Juarez
Policn
Los Angeles
John O'Leary
del Rodda
Juarez
Ramo
St. James Hosital
Rome
Relative of Butte Woman Summoned in England Death
Miss Catherine Hendra 64 East Gagnm received word of the death of her mother in law Mrs Fllan Ann Hendra in Penponds Camborne England. The Butte woman’s husband, son of the deceased, died here on December 13. Surviving, besides Mrs Hendra and relatives in England, are two grandsons Johnny and Charlie Hendra of Title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Catherine Hendra
East Gagnm
Fllan
Ann Hendra
Penponds
Camborne
England
Hustand
Mrs Hendra
Jonny and
Charlee Hendra
Parking Space Fight Over Car Spot Ends With Disturbance
A dispute over a parking space on South Main led to a clash at a Bathe tavern area. Miner John Goreman of Colorado complained witness Harvey Fer, 437 Colorado, said the altercation began after Corcoran demanded Fee move his car from the space and a fight broke out. Fee posted a bond and awaits a police court hearing while Corcoran was released after posting bond for a later appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mty
Jalanon
Jon
Goreman
Board of ‘Trade
Iarvey Fer
Colorado
Fee
Wr Ceame
Corcoran
Plannedtt
Gor ‘Coran
Montor
Tate
Sip
Cnrcoran
Highway Group Meets Monday Montana Highway Association Meet
The Putte Chamber of Commerce highway committees represent at the annual Montana U. S. No. 10 Highway association meeting Monday at the Baxter hotel in Rozeman. Officers will be elected and discussed are increasing highway funds, district representation, federal aid programs, and the condition of highway No. 10. Kendall T. Stevens, secretary, advised in a communication to the Butte Chamber. Joe Wilson chaired the chamber’s highway committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikhway
Mens
Astoria
Joe Wilson
Chamber
Cushions Reported Stolen From UP Passenger Coach
Police were told of a soft touch theft near Mining City station. Walter Berkefeller, Union Pacific special agent, reported four olive green seat cushions missing from a passenger coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Berkefeller
Union Pacific Railroad
Office Ia
Union Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Casebeer
Shop Ward
Cho
ASAE
BT-59
East Park
L. E. Anderson
Joe Markovich
Folgers Coffee Co
Territory
Western
Montana Head
Mines
Active Duty
Parker
Bill
Revere, Eastman, Bell and Howell
Waterman
Al's
Metals Bank
Myers
Wesley Post
South Crystal
Murray Hospital
Neil McTavish
North Franklin
Silver Bow Tuberculosis Association
Esnic
Elsie Quaska
Helen ‘Titus
Newell, S. D
Curp
Vee R. Richens
Marine Corps
Lucille L. Richens
South
Guam
W. G. Banister
Frank J. Kline
W. Lorraine Lewis
Raymond J. Labranche
Lois Jean Evans
DR. Shannon
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Mr. Shannon
Stinson
AMI
My Stinson
America
New Stinson
FOX Flying Service
Vienna
Butch Harbor
Tali
Libby
Safeway Tt
Bargaria
Safeway
Jurmiybank
Campbell’s
Columbia
Issehs
Kraft's
B. C. Premium
Man Mort
Ades U
Katherine McDonald Deaconess Hospital
Bozeman
Deaconess Hospital
Paige
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