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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1971

Page

26

Butte School District Seeks Two Properties for Expansion

The Butte district plans to buy two adjacent homes at 932 and 926 W. Broadway for 12,500 and 8,000 dollars, totaling 20,500 as part of a 1.6 million mill levy package for future McKinley School expansion. the option on 932 W. Broadway expires July 1.

McKinley Elementary McKinley Butte School Board Model City Jim Murphy W. Broadway Katherine Kane Denver Kane Frank Antonoli Antonoli Betty Button

Noted western writer Walt Coburn dies in Arizona

western author Walt Coburn 82 was found dead by his wife Mina Coburn in the carport of their Groom Creek home near Prescott Arizona on May 24 He left Montana roots and a career in Western fiction rivaling Haycox Short and Gregory Coburn wrote about Circle C ranch life serialized tales and novels including Yellowstone Pete and Pioneer Cattleman of Montana He had lived in Arizona and Del Mar California since 1920 and often visited Montana

Walt Coburn Groom Creek Prescott Ariz Coburn Mina Pat’’ Coburn E. E Boo’ MacGilvra Butte Circle C Portman Phillips County Great Falls Army Air Corps Montana Ernest Haycox Luke Short Jackson Gregory Deere New Sugite Stuart Gold Creek Bill Bob Wallace Coburn Wallace Yellowstone Pete Circle C Ranch Arizona del Mar Calif

Millions of mothers receive Social Security benefits

Nearly a million mothers with dependent children receive about 62 million dollars monthly. Widows with children total 45 million, averaging 87 dollars. wives with children total 17 million, averaging 43 dollars. Children of workers and students also receive varied monthly payments, totaling 221 million for 2.7 million children.

Social Security

Missoula Hors-O-Rama Seeks Entries For June Show

The 10th annual Missoula Hors-O-Rama invites horse enthusiasts to compete June 19 20 at the Missoula County Fairgrounds. Events include English Western O Mok See and halter classes for registered and unregistered horses with proceeds going to the Crippled Children Center in Missoula.

Missoula Missoula Hors-O-Rama Missoula County Fairgrounds Junior HorseRama Group Crippled Children Center Morris Hemstrom Moscow Idaho Barbara Hodge W. Central Miss Hodge

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