Edward Merzlak Rites Thursday for Marine Killed at Iwo Jima
The body of Edward P Merzlak Pharmacist Mate was killed in action with the Fourth Marine Division at Iwo Jima in February 1945. He will lie in state at Daly Shea funeral home then Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 40 AM Thursday with a military escort and veterans honors. Born October 19 1926 in Hythe he attended Grail School and Bulle High School before enlisting October 25 1943. He was a member of Sacred Heart Croatian Fraternal Union and St Philip and St Jacob Society No 165, son of Pauline Merzlak 1211 Gallatin. Surviving relatives include brothers Clarence and Nicholas Merzlak of Butte and Yugoslavian uncles and aunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Merzlak
Iwo Jima
Butte
Daly Shea
Sacred Heart Church
Oxden
Veterans of Foreign Ware Post
Hythe
Grail School
Bulle High School
Navy
Mate Bmerzink
Fourth Marine Division
Ewodima
Croatian
Grier Orchestra to Perform at Columbia Gardens Ballroom
Grier, known as the musical host of the coast, leads a prominent dance band set for a Thursday appearance at the Columbia Gardens ballroom. The ensemble has historic west coast engagements including the Biltmore Howl and the St Francis Mural Room in San Francisco, with Grier famed for wartime service and postwar reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmis Grier
Athlet Aus Lis
Columbia Gardens
Mr. Grier
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
Grier
Navy
Pacific War Zone
Vatican Disapproves of Royal Marriage
TAUSANNE Switzerland June UP The Valient denounces the planned wedding of ex King Michael of Romania and Princess Anne of Bourbon-Parma while the couple proceeds with the ceremony in Athens. A Vatican decree reiterates the ban on Catholic and non Catholic marriages.
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Tausanne
Buitzerland
Valient
Michael
Romania
Anne
Bourbon-Parma
Athens
Fin
Greece
Rome
Vatican
Helena Exhibit Showcases Arrows From Yellowstone Trip
Historical Library in Helena displays 19th century Arrow relics and grave markers sent by F. Lienesch of Seattle, a great nephew of William Thomas. The Thomas party, including his son Charles and another man, were killed along the Yellowstone river in 186? bodies found by a wagon train captain who described wounds as shot full of arrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lienesch
Seattle
Wiliam
Thomas
Charles
Matt
Yellowstone River
Thoniss
Triftintk
Old Gallatin City
Manhattan
Butte Briefs and Local Notices From Saturday to Monday
Community items report a Monday fire department meeting called by Chief Paw Fall Jr in the fire hall with refreshments after. Births listed include a son at St James Hospital and a daughter at St James, plus other local births. A Janitor League meeting is set for 6 pm at the Finlen hotel. A marriage license was issued to Bert Rocda and Christine Gustafson with parental consent. Western Association incorporation articles filed for World Faith Lodestar for Man with directors from Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulevard Volunteer Fire Department
Paw Fall, Jr
Bert J, Rocda
Christine Gustafson
Butte
Harold R. Hunt
Loral Baha
Mowsena
Altswestern Association of Billings
Great Falls
Weday
Sam Ww
Mitchell
Yarage Billings
Midland Empire
West
Walter GC. Nye
J. E. Grimstad
G. W
Billings Queen Chosen At West Coast Style Show
Billings June report notes Connie Vanstramer, a 19 year old Farmington resident, chosen queen of the West after a pageant featuring cowgirls and street style. The event highlighted local contestants and included remarks on astronomy debates sparked by a student and a panel discussion at a regional meet. Representatives from Bone dull Woman's Club attended a Portland convention with three delegates.
Astronomy Oldest Science Names Giants In History
A breezy survey traces astronomy as the oldest science, noting key figures from Aristarchus and Hipparchus to Copernicus Kepler and Newton. It highlights how observational methods, celestial measurements, and cosmic scale shaped civilization and human insight into the universe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Cnlirad
Desirn
Aristarchius
Hipparchus
Ptolemy
Copernicus
Brahe
Kepler
Calileo
Isaac Newton
Lagrange
Lac Place
Shapley
Mussel
Hubble
Struce
Hayek
Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Soubly Home
Ann Garden club will meet Mendey afternoon at 1 30 oclock at the home of Mrs Dan Soubly 2545 Fiornt Co host Mrs Mary Hawkesworth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Garden Club
Mendey
Dan Soubly
High Court Denies Rehearing in Montana Actions
Montana Supreme Court denied rehearings in a Madison county grazing district case and a Flathead county dental malpractice matter. It affirmed a $12,000 verdict later reduced to $4,000 after statewide participation. An appeal from Kalispell involving Dr. J H McConnell sought damages over alleged improper tooth extraction in 182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Jins
Montana Supreme Court
Madison County
Flathead County
C. Thompson
Johnsen Reat
High
Sheeb Valld
R. M. Dohsthon
J. H. McConnell
Kalispell
Donathon
McCantrell
Supreme Court
Schools Will Get Forest Money
HELENA June 5. Montana tehovists get one third of the 195 780 apportioned to counties from forest receipts state superintendent Elizabeth Ter lanu said Saturday Counties with total apportion ment and percentage for schools include Castache 1148 and 382 Gallatin 5398 and 1769 Missoula 7049 and 2383 Silver Bow 1692 and 632
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Elizabeth Trelanu
Public Districtim
Castache
Gallatin
Miss
Murder charge denied by Indian defendant in Montana
MISSOULA June Indian charged with the murder of his common law wife entered a plea of innocent before Judge Charles N Prey in federal court. An Indian interpreter translated the United States charge of wilfully beating and stabbing Elizabeth Coolnoyah Stasso to death near Arlee on November 14. Trial set for early July. Canus Pierre pleaded guilty to introducing liquor on an Indian reservation. After testimony by an Indian agent that Pierre supports his mother and four children and has no prior trouble, Judge Cray deferred sentence and placed him on probation for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Jéscuma
Charles N. Prey
Joscum
United States
Elizabeth Coolnoyah Stasso
Eld
Arlee
Seb
Canus Pierre
Pierre
Cray
Eleanor Peterson to Wed in June in Livingston
The forthcoming marriage of Miss Eleanor Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Peterson was announced at a West Lewis dinner given by the bride elect’s mother. After dinner four tables of contract were played with prizes won by Mrs H W Jennings Mrs A J Blom Miss Margaret Monical and Mrs Bhb Strickland. The wedding is set for June 36.
Rural School Supervisors End Annual Conference
Helena Montana county superintendents of schools wrapped up their annual conference with a morning session focused on rural schools. Mrs Lilian Pederson state rural supervisor outlined self scoring blanks sent to elementary schools to assess grounds buildings equipment instructional supplies library facilities curricula teachers health and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Fina
Montans County
Helena Infant Samuel Turner Dies at St. Johns Hospital
Samuel Turner, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. H R Turner of 2002 Hollins, died Friday night at St. John hospital. Funeral services will be held at 1 oclock Monday at the Chapel of Roses. The body will be sent to Bozeman for burial at Sunset Hills cemetery. Survived by sister Laureene, three grandparents, and three great grandparents from Great Falls, Du puyer, Bozeman, San Bernardino, and San Bernardino Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnirs
Gilbert Cgirandie
Dupuyer
S. E. Turner
Bozomrad
Mys. Swacer
San Bernardino
Call
Davis Campaign Dates Announced
Davis for Senator campaign dates set with stops in Lewistown Stanford Great Falls Havre Chinook Glasgow and Helena. James H. Morrow, campaign chair, said the tour begins Monday with a slate of stops across Montana to boost the Republican senatorial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Tom
Davis
United States
James H. Morrow
Yntlé
Lewstown
Stanford
Yalls
Big Saddy
Havre
Malla
Ginsgow
Montana Supreme Court Admits 12 Law Graduates
Helena June 5 7 The Montana Supreme Court granted admission to twelve Montana University Law School graduates to practice in the state The list includes L Anaton Francis B Campbell David Billan Robert C Balsam Daniel H W Sweeney William Bell Ingham and others from Missoula Billings and Cascade
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Supreme
Montane University Law School
Frank Murray
Inclileroin L. Anaton
Francis B. Campbell
David Billian
Missoula
Robert C. Balsam
Daniel HW. Sweeney
Billings
William Bell- Ingham
Cascade
James Shaughnessy Dies After Montana Residency
James Shaughnessy a western Montana resident for 50 years died Saturday night at his niece Mrs James Cummings 217 Upton 4A Attive of Hancock Mich he came to Montana 50 years ago and lived in Gold Creek and Deer Lodge then moved to Butte three years ago He was a member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians He is survived by five grand nieces Virgini s and Dorothy Cummings of Butte and other relatives The body is at the Daly Shea mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shaughnessy
Montana
James Cummings
Upton
Hancock
Mich
Gold Creek
Deer Lodge
Butte
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hich
James Cum Mings
Virginis
Dorothy Cumenings
Bitle
Daly Shea Mortuary
Grand Larceny Charge Filed In East Side Alley Case
A complaint charging grand larceny from an alleged strong-arming hold up in an east side alley was filed against Johunta Mine, Moore, Scotthutt, Neb, Negress. $60 reportedly stolen as Lemperk identified Moore among two women who grabbed him and fled in a car. Moore arraignment set for Tuesday at 2 pm. Three other suspects, listed as Steve Davis, Leon Powers and Jessie Shelton, were held for identification and released with suspended sentences after police court by Judge del Selon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
J.J. McNamara
Johunta Mine
Moore
Scotthutt
Neb
Negress
Carles Lemperk
East Treadway
James D. Freebourn
Lemperk
Butte
Adday
del Selon
Letpoth
Varee
Steve Davis
Leon Powers
Jessie Shelton
Great Northern Veterans Meet in Great Falls
Great Northern's Veterans meet in Great Falls on June 5 as railroad revenue strains and regulation shape industry troubles. Public relations leader GC Moore of St Paul describes a somber sector outlook to 36th annual veterans gathering, with a special train from St Paul and talks by Judges Holt and Speer and counsel Glover. Officers were re elected: Stone president, Hoelecher vice president, Hornbeck secretary treasurer, Pele and another director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oruat Falls
GC. W. Moore
St Paul
Gi Northern Railroad
A McEtber
Veterans’ Association of the
Creat Northern
St. Paul
Moore
C. F
Holt
James W. Speer
Great Falls
Tt. Hl. Glover
Butly
Western Counsel
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
J. €. Johnson
Associa
Provident
E. J. Slome
Ac. Paul
Stone
J, Hhrthaler
J. 1 Hoelecher
C.E Hornbeck
N. D. Pele
Betty Hill Feted at Bridal Shower in Bozeman
Bozeman June p Mrs Jack Williamson and Miss Jane Williamson entertained for Miss Betty Hill fiancé of Al Williamson. Guests included Mrs Fred Christopherson Mrs Alice Bruso and others from St Anthony Idaho with several Williamson sisters. Trimmed hedge accident July 3 killed Otto Hoeppner 64 by car near hill base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Jack Williamson
Jane Williamson
Betty Hl
Miss Hill
al Willamson
Fred Christopherson
Alice Bruso
Richard Ill
Patricia
A. N. Hark
C. Harstad
Norma
Ed Bruso
Clarence Mathews
Guy Hill
St. Anthony
Idaho
Marvin Broo
Ruby
Margie
Michel Willamson
Colleen Him
JoAnn Lexeberg
Wiliam Willmore
John Garver
Hll
Otto Hoeppner
Kin Works
Ford urges more reclamation aid in Senate testimony
Sam C. Ford of Marytown urged the Senate to boost appropriations for three major Mantua reclamation projects. He testified before a Senate appropriations subcommittee examining Interior funds for the new fiscal year. He pressed for higher levels on Canyon Ferry, Hardin dam, and Lower Missouri projects, arguing drought and crop loss in Montana demand larger, earlier commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jungs
UPI
Sam C. Ford
Marytown
Senate
Slskok
Interior Department
Ganyon Kerry
Joy Fhe
A. Hardim
Mare
Ford
Montana
Canyon Ferry
Missouri River
Bord
Ganyah Ferry
Congress
House
W. Rising
iMontanna
Raing
Reclamation
Idaho
Actenia
Hans P. Simonsen Taken by Death
Hans P. Simonsen died at his ranch home south of Sheridan May 28 after more than four decades as a Sheridan resident. He was born in Denmark on November 1, 1685, and returned to his homeland briefly before marrying Fyidis Hanson and settling in the United States. Survived by his wife, six children including Mrs. Stoltz of Los Angeles and Ray and Hoy Simonsen of Sheridan, seven grandchildren, four brothers, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at the Sheridan St. James Church Tuesday at 2:30 with Rev. Omar Vaso presiding. Burial followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers Warren Albro, Harry Halse, Harry Kurfiss, Charles Walters, Wellis Eric, and Chris Hanson. The community mourns the loss of a man who had just built a new home in town and hoped to retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Hata
Peter Simonsen
Hig Ranch
Sauth
Denmark
Fyidis Hanson
United Saces
Simonsen
William Stoltz
Los Angeles
Gall
Lavilse Petterson
Agnste Bey
Dillon
Ray
Hoy i Simonsen
Aines
Omar
Vaso
Dolls Aldees
Ang the
Visiting With Parents Willow Creek Guests of Jewett Family
Mr and Mrs Leonard Hoppe and their son Bob arrived from Falemone to visit Ms and Mrs C S Jewett at Willow Creek. Also accompanying Mrs Arthur Jewett of Duffata, another guest in the Jewett home, were Mr and Mrs Arthur Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Falemone
Minh
Leonard Hoppe
Bob
C. 5. Jewett
Arthur Jewett
Duffata
Jewett
Funeral Service for Mrs. Cora McLachlan Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora McLachlan were conducted Saturday morning at Prignana Memorial Church by the Rev. Floyd E. Beegee. Art Ruby Abraham sang Abide With Me and Nearer My God to Thee, with Mrs. Pearl Eittlejohn, pianist, providing accompaniment. The body was forwarded Saturday morning to Greats Fields for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foeral Aeevices
Cora McLachlen
Prignana Meerut Morkary
Floyd E. Begee
Ruby Abraham
Peart Eiltlejohn
Preg Ganist
Packing Workers End Walkouts in Chicago Area
The United Packinghouse Workers announced they would end the walkout at Whison and Company in Chicago after strikes targeted Swift Armour and Gildersleeve over wage rates. The union claims the strike is finished and terms of the existing agreement apply, with workers returning to plants Monday. Locals in six other cities supported similar actions status quo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anii
Witlon
Tunton
Neds
Min
Oman
Kansas City
Katy
Cedar Rapes
Lowe
Los Angeles
Calif
Monddag
Season Opens at Dillon Country Club
The Dillon Country Club starts its season Sunday with 35 events including a mixed foursome. Fairways will be towed and greens prepared with new cups donated by Butte Country Club. Play begins at noon and Oldine Members will offer instruction. Dr. W. EB. Monger, club president, stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Tommel
Dillon Country Club
Butte Country Club
Paylees
W. EB. Monger
Students Depart for Vacations
Dillon notes its annual spring departure as many college students leave Friday for homes across the state for the summer break. The 1948 summer session begins Monday June 7 drawing teachers and students from Montana for refresher courses and specialized teacher training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dillawth
Norma
Collee
Montana
Traliig
Al Simon Leads Rifle Shoot at Dillon
Al Simon topped a Friday night prelly rifle club shoot at the city hall basement range with a 280 combined score. Chester Buckingham finished second with 277, followed by Henry Hignight at 272. other scores included Wortheop 266, C Banks 258, Link dort 240, B Castaore 246, Rosenau 199, Sassman 274 and Koenig 276.
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Arranged for Monday Evening
Danewiy dudé G Moning of the American Ceylon auxiliary will hold a meeting Monday at 6 30 pm in Lyon's Den. Cars assemble at Andris hotel corner at 6 3. After dinner a business meeting occurs at Mrs. Allee Ore's home at 50L South Tile Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danewiy
Dudé G— Moning
Lyon's den
Andris Hotel
Allee Ore
South Tile Street
Flood Situation Reported Eased After Deluge
Local reports indicate the flood crest has passed with water levels receding. Residents remained cautious as authorities noted some streets still blocked and banks under pressure. Cars and equipment worked along riverside areas while crews assessed damage and prepared for potential redeployment.
Gustaf Udenius Last Rites Conducted
Funeral services for Gustaf Udenius were held Saturday at Ross Funeral Home with Rev. E Thalacker officiating. The procession moved to Efillerest cemetery for burial in the family plot. Attending were Elmer Halmberg Hans Hansen Deer Lange Cats Brand Rogers Weblers Satrom and others from Cleld Crack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Gustaf Udenius
Ross Funeral Home
Bh. E Thalacker
le Efillerest
Britbearms
Elmer Halmberg
Hans Hansen
Deer Lange
Cats Brand
Daha Rogers
Clans
Jane Hrevy Satrom
Cleld Crack
Mamie Keiley Gravely Ill In Missoula Hospital
Deer Lodge friends report Mrs. Mamie Keiley is gravely ill at St. Patrick hospital in Missoula. Condition described as very serious earlier, but she was holding her own on Saturday according to reliable word from local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Mame Keiley
Keiley
St. Patrick Hospital
Missoula
Births and notes from Deer Lodge Hospital
Hospital notes list births for Warm Springs and Deer Lodge areas with names of parents and infant details, plus admissions and dismissals of patients from Avon Three Forks Deer Lodge and Pony Montana. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Ronich, Mr and Mrs Moore, Mr and Mrs Smith, Mr and Mrs Robert, and Mrs Brown among others. Deer Lodge hosting social visits from Delores Bissonette and Elmer Lee's family with guests from St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Arthur Kerr
Willard Torts
Avon
Don Vogel
George Applegate
Martin Olson
J. M. Brown
Walliams
Fwhiey
Infant
Lewis Johnson
Frank Palmer
R. L. Forbes
M. Box
Pony
Mont
William Pargerald
M. OP
Hnatch and Infant
Warm Springs Deer Lodge
Deer, Lodge
F. J. Bissonette
Dillon demonstration on wet spray at Arnold Berison ranch
County extension agent Henry Mikkelson says a wet spray demonstration will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 at the Arnold Berison ranch eight miles east of Glilen. Spray bombs will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon, Dine
Arnold Berison
Eighen
Glilen
Henry Mikkelson
Saddle Club Ride Planned From Dillon Fairgrounds
Members of the Vigilante Rope and Saddle club will ride from the George Shaffner ranch near Dillon to the fairgrounds, assembling at 9 00 in the morning for a Sunday event. The plan includes a social gathering and a return ride, with details announced by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Club
Dillon
George Shaffner
Baan Clue
Clague
Death summons Harry Emery in Butte obituary
Harry Emery of the Aprairton block died Saturday afternoon in a focal hospital after an illness. A native of Iowa he lived in Butte for the past two years and was a blacksmith by trade. Surviving relatives include his daughter, Mrs Verna Seysek of Butte. The body was taken to Michards Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Emery
Aprairton
Iowa
Butte
Mra
Verna Seysek
Kiss and Tell staged by Civic Drama Guild in Butte
An audience at Fox theater enjoyed the three act comedy Kiss and Tell about Corliss Archer with Ramsey Buren as Corliss father Lee Lalsom as Corliss and Mark Arnold as Reaver. The Active club and Drama Guild presented the play, part of a season of three by Butte groups with plans for two comedies and one serious piece next season including All My Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisg Archer
Hugh Herbert
Fox Theater
Butte
Butts Active Club
Playjres
Civic Drama, Guild of New York
Ale Force
Girl Next Syor
Ramsey Buren
Aa Corliss
Lee Lalsom
Carles
Mark Arnold
Reaver
Sgt. Larsen Last Rites Are Set
Sgt. Robert Larsen killed in action on Saipan will have his funeral services in Butte with Military Honors. He earned fame for aiding a wounded comrade during battle and died at 39. Surviving relatives include parents in Great Falls and siblings in Butte and Seattle. services Wednesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 8. Larsen
Satpal
Wll
Butte
Orden War
Jsears
Doretines Jonson
Silver Threwast
American Legion
Nonora
Tare Waa
Sam Larsen
Wan & Sraminse
Monros School
Butte High School
Breet Brothers Whatesale Company
Uasta
Camp Roverta
Calif
Larson
Saipan
Larsin
Makin Island
Steprmother
Nels Tarren
Great Falls
Christina Larsen
Willard Larsen
Marlay Larsen
Seattle
Martha Byers
Margaret Johnstom
Seattte
Jon Hurley
Margaret Larsem
Power Blackout Hits Northern California Utilities
Power failed on most of Pacific Gas and Electric's northern California system for two to zero minutes Saturday. Forty six counties and parts of Nevada were affected as engineers said the light ring likely cut transmission lines near a substation near Shasta dam at Redding and impacted lines at a substation near Antioch. Overloads spread immediately across hundreds of miles of lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
California
Park of Nevada
P. G
Lightring
Shesta
Redding
Antioch
Girls Central Club Plans Card Party at Knights of Columbus
Girls Central High School acts club plans a bridge whist card party Monday night at the Knights of Columbus Bull by the club. Arrangements were made at a club meeting held at Mrs. Joseph Bullivan's home. Play begins at 8 o clock with Pitts prizes for high scores and other awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Acts Club
Girls Central High School
Joseph Bullivan
West Silver
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Edward Merzlak
Grier Orchestra
Bulle
Mine
Robert Weerick
Sao
Harvard
Bt. James Hospital
Ferbert Gooden
Yale
St. Tanwar Hospital
Murray Hospital
Pred McEwen
North Clark
Grove Guensér
South
Washington
St. James Hospital
St. Jamez Weste
Kerien Fobbins
Warren
Port Eee Eked
UITS
Easter Vorpeda Company
Haa
Opera Yana
Canadian
Sam Heard
Eggtern
Ual
Hollywood Cowboys
BSF
Prupty Atten
Connie van Stramamer
Farmnslost Ieiston
Regon
Billings Brunette
Ener Education Spatem
Vanney
Talse
Astronomical
Hozeman
Bone
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Portland
Ore
John Anderson
Rosalind Rasmussen
Mra. J. T . Hays
Bonedull Woman's
McCarroll
Granite Thowe
Finberg
East Park St
Treasure State News
Eleanor Peterson Bo
Great Northern's
Betty Hill
Tawrence A. Knopton
Sennford University
Ade Ainistraniva Ottling
Luni Bond Project
University of Chileago
Montana State University
Chanrellor Georgary Selke
hacenIaurente pRemiices Surtiay Nyening
Hans P. Simonsen
Cora McLachlan
Dillon Bureau
Phate
Nera
al Simon
Legion Auxiliary
Gerorge Ferguon, Jr
George F. Ferguson
Ganes
Carroll College
Powellenuay
Mao
National Motive Society
RYN and
Sera
Eliler C
Attom Neal
Deer Lodge News
Devenga
Corerevyueeny Ieee
Meehan
Él Batursiay
Plyceas
Mamie Keiley
Sgt. Larsen
Girls Central Club
Burbank
Jimne
Gifford Hunter
Patters
Monarch Lumber Company
Kaw ‘Ave
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