Hospital Meeting at Whitehall Slated Tonight
The first annual meeting of Jefferson-Madison Memorial hospital contributors will be at the county building on Tuesday June 7 at 8 pm. Only donors of $100 or more may vote. others may increase pledges to qualify. The council will select nine board members to oversee hospital construction and operation.
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Whitehall
Jefferson-Madison Memorial Hospital
Thomas Greene
Montana Power Building
Bob Holloran
Hardy Perennials Exhibit Spring Flowers in Butte Window
An exceptional display of spring flowers, including rare foreign plants, is shown in the Chamber of Commerce window by the Hardy Perennials club. The exhibit draws many Butte residents and tourists, featuring rock plants and miniature varieties, with pink Lady Slippers collected by Mrs. Thomas H. Menke and other specimens from Mrs. William J. Regan's garden arranged for the display.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hardy Perennials Club
Butte
Thomas H. Menke
William J. Regan
County Sees Bond Drive Progress Toward Quota
Silver Bow county nears its bond drive goal with 75.2 percent of a 9.52 million quota sold through April and May totaling 391 401 60 dollars. Jefferson and Beaverhead, Deer Lodge, Madison and Powell counties show varying progress while the drive runs to June 30.
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Silver Bow
Opportunity
Arthur Nelson
Helena
Jefferson
Dan Osmundsen
Clancy
Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Madison
Powell
Brother of John Henry Swan Sought in Butte
Butte police were asked to locate the brother of John Henry Swan of Elko Ney. R E Eberle of Elko sent the message and the death is the matter. Contact Ernett Sullivan or Mr Eberle with any information.
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Butte
John Henry Swan
Elko, Ney
R. E. Eberle
Elko
Mr. Swan
Ernett Sullivan
Mr. Eberle
Bagdad Temple Sets June Meeting
The Bagdad temple of the Shrine holds its June meeting at the Masonic temple on Wednesday evening. It is the last local session before July and August recess. Four representatives will attend the imperial council meeting in Chicago July 18 to 21. Frank E. Hoey of Bozeman will lead the business session, followed by entertainment and lunch.
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Bagdad Temple
Masonic Temple
Imperial Council of the Shrine
Chicago
Frank E. Hoey
Bozeman
Potentate
Scout Patrols Win A Ratings At Toll Mountain Camporee
Nineteen Boy Scout patrols earned A ratings for proficiency in Scout skills at a council camporee held at Toll Mountain this weekend. Executive Lex Templin announced the results Monday. The event, directed by Paul K. Dudley, drew about 130 Scouts and featured numerous named troops from Twin Bridges, Ennis, Deer Lodge, Sheridan, and Whitehall communities with several volunteers assisting.
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Toll Mountain
Lex Templin
Paul K. Dudley
Twin Bridges
Deer Lodge
Ennis
Buffalo
X Patrol
Stag
Mosquito
Wolf
Sheridan
Frank McCormick
Frank Westfall
Whitehall
Einar Erickson
Fred Kemp
Robert Hart
Richard Elliot
Robert Krsul
P. A. Scannah
Leo Musberger
Harold Downey
Fred Hill
Robert Heckman
Kirby Crowley
Wayne Jones
Frank Gardner
Arnold Jacobsen
Dr James Boyd to Speak at Civic Luncheon in Butte
Dr James Boyd director of the United States Bureau of Mines will speak at a civic luncheon at the Finlen hotel hosted by the Butte Rotary club. Members of the Butte Chamber of Commerce and the Montana Mining association join the event with their guests. lunch starts at 12 15 p m and tickets are sold at the door or at Chamber headquarters 62 West Broadway. The talk’s subject was not announced.
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James Boyd
United States Bureau of Mines
Finlen
Butte Rotary Club
Rotarians
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana Mining Association
Chamber
The
Mining Association
West Broadway
Boyd
Commencement Exercises at Montana School of Mines
Dr. F A Thomson president will chair the Thursday noon program and introduce Dr. Boyd to the audience at the annual commencement exercises of the Montana School of Mines.
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Montana School of Mines
F. A. Thomson
Boyd
Delayed Road Improvement Work in Butte District
Forest ranger F. E. Williams said wet weather delayed maintenance in the Butte district of Deer Lodge National Forest. Crews had begun surfacing roads to summer home sites and forest trail entrances, but rains soaked road beds and traffic erased most improvements.
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Butte
Deer Lodge National Forest
F. E. Williams
Forest
Williams
Casebeer Named on CAA Board in Seventh District
Dr. H. L. Casebeer of Butte has been re appointed to the Civilian Aviation Board of the Civil Aeronautics Authority as an advisory member for the Seventh district covering Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon. He previously joined the board a year ago and will attend quarterly Washington meetings on national non scheduled aviation policy. He also serves on the Montana Aeronautics Commission representing the Montana Pilots Association and aims to expand private plane facilities including more landing strips and air markers for fishermen and sports enthusiasts.
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H. L. Casebeer
Butte
Civilian Aviation Board
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Washington, D. C
Delis Renzel
CAA
Casebeer
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
John W. Bonner
State Aeronautics Commission
Herbert Hayward
Hamilton
Montana Pilots Association
State Commission
Canada
Otee
Vandals Destroy Butte Garden
Six boys aged 15 and 16 damaged a garden at 605 Iron Sunday night around 11 o clock. A neighbor saw them and gave a description to police who have a lead and expect to take the youths to juvenile court.
Reverend George Stickney Receives Honorary Doctorate
Yankton college awards an honorary doctor of divinity to Rev. George E. Stickney of Billings Montana. Stickney serves as superintendent of the Montana Congregational conference and received the degree at the commencement exercises.
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Yankton, S. D
George E. Stickney
Billings
Mont
Yankton College
Stickney
Montana Congregational Conference
Driver Fined In Police Court In Butte Session
Judge John Sel presided as Butte’s police court collected 217 50 from fines and bond forfeitures. The harsher penalty was a 100 fine for George A. Beal found guilty of driving under liquor. Edward Cunningham pled not guilty. his charge was postponed. Bond forfeitures included Tom Clayborne 10, Martin LaFranier 25, Julien Seger 10, Chester Chelini 25, Pete Mario 10, Bob Jellick 10, William Briskitt 10, John Doe 10, John Doe 10, Mickey Gordon 2 50, B Fahan 5. Damages paid resolved window break. James Arnolds et al dismissed after damages paid. James Eubanks given 10 days for vagrancy. Olaf Bergeson 10 days vagrancy with departure order.
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Butte
John Sel
George A. Beal
Seton
Beal
Edward Cunningham
Tom Clayborne
Martin LaFranier
Julien Seger
Chester Chelini
Pete Mario
Bob Jellick
William Briskitt
John Doe
Mickey Gordon
B. Fahan
James Arnolds
William Houlihan
Daline Carter
Barbara Baker
James Eubanks
Olaf Bergeson
Ex-Alcatraz Inmate Sought for Murders
Chicago police hunted 52 year old ex Alcatraz inmate "Tough" Tommy Holden for the killings of his wife Lillian 36 and two brothers in law John Archer 28 and Ray Griffin 30 after a family argument. Holden's associate Daniel J. McGrath admitted joint robberies. Alva Griffin 32 was critically wounded.
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Chicago
U.P
Tommy Holden
Alcatraz
Holden
Daniel J. McGrath
Lillian
John Archer
Ray Griffin
Griffin
Alva
Linervatory sails again after Eisler escape cleared
The Polish Linervatory set sail on Monday with its crew cleared of any involvement in the May 6 escape by Communist Leader Gerhart Eisler, who fled on board the vessel.
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New York
Gerhart Eisler
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Monarch Lumber Co
East Front St
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San Antonio
Texas
Hennessy’s
Butte Active Club
Boy Scout
Civic
Butte Garden
Buk Superette
Utah
Dan Currin
Oxford, N. C
Shop Ward
Montgomery
East Pare
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