Maggie Christen Dies as Montana Resident Since 1882
Mrs Maggie Christen aged about 90 and widow of Mathias Christen died at her son in law and daughter residence. She lived in Montana since 1882 and leaves 19 children 26 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 30 am at Whites funeral home conducted by Rev Barnett. She and her husband raised the Urst dairy cattle herd in Jolo before moving to Flathead valley about six decades ago.
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Jolo
Flathead Valley
Whey
Mra
Maggie
Janne Christen
Mathias
Christen
Tom J. Davis
Floral Boulevard
Alfred Hardisty Taken by Death
Alfred Hardisty 76 of 2230 South Montana passed away Wednesday afternoon in hospital. A Blandinsville Illinois native, he lived in Balls Idaho since 1907 then moved to Bulle to be near his son James Hardisty and daughter-in-law. He is survived by son Jones Hardisty and wife, three sons-in-law, a brother Earl Hardisty and a brother Guy Hardisty, eight grandchildren. Body at Richards funeral home.
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Alfred Hardist
Montana
Blandinsville
Balls
Idaho
Bulle
Sant
James Hardisty
Helen
Wallace
Lndano
Jones Hardisty
Butte
James Jones
Portsland
Harold Sanders
Billings
Harry Lorrine
Portland
Earl Hardisty
Emmett
Guy Hardisty J
Richards Funeral Home
Methodist WSCS Meets Today
The WSCS of Lowell Avenue Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Hostesses Mrs Celia Fisher and Mrs Margaret Jones will serve lunch at 1 30. Mrs Thomes Allen will lead devotions and discuss Women of the Bible. Attendees should bring Bibles and sewing for a fall haznay preparation.
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WSCS
Lowell Avenue
Emersons Band Pleases Crowd
An appreciative audience enjoyed Emerson's band directed by Miss Hensle Stone in the Crystal room of the A G Employees club. The 40 member group comprises sixth to eighth graders from the school with Mrs. Mary Pentland as accompanist. Soloists include Dayce Hanna and Danny OConnell as the band performs Waltzes and marches.
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Emerson Gude Setioal
Orches- Wa Ider
Hensle Stone
Mary Pentland
Waltaes
Dayce Hanna
Danny O'Connell
Bus sightseeing tour linked to Immaculate Conception church event
Butte residents will tour sights including the Immaculate Conception church and the Marcus Daly statue as part of a summer program. The School of Mines museum will open with gems and minerals worth over a million dollars. The trip ends at the Chamber of Commerce, first in 18 years for such service. Kiwanis International delegates in Los Angeles elected new officers and condemned Communism while backing universal military training.
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Montana Standard
Butte
Immaculate Conception Church
Tana State School of Mines
Marcus Daly
Tus Aati
School of Mines Museum
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Kiwanis International
J. Belmont Mosser
St. Mary
Charles W. Armstrong
Salisbury
N. G
John B. Gorsuch
Denver
Colo
United States
Dan Murdoch
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Ise
Butte Bus Tour Highlights Historic Mining Sites
Dale Stewart announces a daily bus tour by Butte City Bus Lines visiting Butte and Walkerville including the Leonard mine and Meaderville. Starting at the Chamber of Commerce, 12:00 PM, the four hour round trip passes atop Anaconda Road for mine views and discusses the Greater Butte project by Anaconda.
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Intereal
Butte
Walkerville
Leonard
Lake
Butte City
Dale Stewart
Butte Chamber of Commerce
West Broadway
Butte Hill
Greater Butte
Anaconda Company
Meaderville
Leonhard
Anaconda
C. F. Kelley
Anarconda Road
North
Weskerville
Allee
Molttang
Vayiage
Big Butte
British Cartoonist Low Disillusioned By Indians Not Showing Up
British cartoonist David Low laments Indians failed to appear at a Butte event. He comments on Western stereotypes, noting his surprise at what he calls civilized behavior, and explains he attended a cinema instead of meeting the President. He leaves the depot amid questions about the ongoing war and Western imagery.
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Low
David Low
Butte
Mr. Low
Elgils
Fifteen Die As Airliner Crashes Near La Perla Ranch
Reported killed when a Servicios Aereos De Chiapas airliner crashed during a forced landing at La Perla ranch near Pichucales in southern Mexico. Unconfirmed counts suggested up to 18 fatalities including crew. Wreckage seen from the air as communications in the area remained limited.
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Cuatla
Gusterrez
Mexico
la Perla Ranch
Pichucales
Servicios Aereos de
Man Pushed Stolen Car to Garage Gets Two-Year Penalty
William J. Brower 23-year-old from Salt Lake City pleaded guilty to grand larceny after stealing a farm car, pushing it to a West Granite Street area garage, and asking for a locksmith to replace lost keys. He was sentenced to two years in the Montana state penitentiary by Judge J. J. Lynch. The car owner was Mrs. Freida Stout, an employee at the Moxom cafe.
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William J. Brower
Butte
Montana State Penitentiary
Power
J. J. Lynch
J. Frank Sullivan
Salt Lake City
West Granite Street
Main
Polles
Brower
Freida Stout
Moxom Cafe
Dredges Pump Dredged Material Far From Work Areas
Hydraulic dredges have pumped dredged material for distances ranging from 15,000 to 20,000 feet, discharging it either into deep water or behind levees to manage disposal.
Glacter Fare Great Northern Travel Plan
The fragment notes June travel from Helena to Glazier Park aboard the Great Northern line. Garrity of Helena is named to become the traffic representative this summer, handling freight and passenger duties.
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Helena
W. J
Glazier Park
Garrity
Montenia
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