Jury Says Driver Was Negligent In Libby Crash
A coroner's jury in Libby found Cassius Duncan 21 negligent in a collision that killed William Brooker 28 of Tupelo and Anthony Morey 16 of Ural. Duncan, severely injured, was hospitalized as six others were treated. County Attorney Oliver Phillips delayed charges pending transcripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Duncan
Libby
William G. Brooker
Tupelo
Miss
Anthony Morey
Ural
Duncan
William Brooker
Anthoney Morey
Bob Riddle
Young Morey
Oliver Phillips
Phillips
Great Falls Man Chosen Leader Of United Spanish War Veterans
Claude Chenoweth of Great Falls is elected commander of Montana's United Spanish War Veterans with Emma Brown of Billings as auxiliary department president. The joint encampment also installs several officers, including Rhesis Fransham, H R Hampton, James Shields, and others across U S W V and auxiliary roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Claude Chenoweth
Great Falls
Montana
United Spanish War Veterans
Emma Brown
Billings
Auxiliary
Rhesis Fransham
Bozeman
H. R. Hampton
Lewistown
James Shields
C. H. Richardson
Big Fork
John T. Taylor
Helena
J. Tidyman
Joliet
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Butte
R. E. Seitz
E. W. Walters
Miles City
Winnie Walters
Elizabeth Fransham
Mayme Vergey
Nell Blair
Mary Cunningham
Rose Chenoweth
Constance Eastabrook
Almeda Goforth
Anna Plegner
Blair
Madge Brumbaugh
Loumay Muzzey
G. Slack
Gertrude Burdett
Laurel
Chenoweth
Rose Osborne
Walters
Witthoft Funeral From Duggan Mortuary
The funeral for John H. Witthoft will be held in the Rose room of Duggan's Merrill mortuary this Thursday at 1 30 p m DST. The Rev Oliver Wilson will officiate. The cortege goes to the Episcopal church in Sheridan for a short service and interment in Sheridan cemetery.
Funeral arrangements for John O'Donnell announced
The funeral will be Friday at 9:00 AM from Duggan's Merrill mortuary Rose room with a Requiem High Mass at St Patrick church at 9:30 AM Interment follows at Holy Cross cemetery Members of F O Eagles No 11 are called to meet Thursday at 8:00 PM in the Rose room of Duggan's Merri mortuary to conduct services for the late John O'Donnell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’donnell
John O'Donnell
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
St. Patrick Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
F. O. Eagles No
Duggan's Merri Mortuary
RHO
John Emil Aho
Daly-Shea Chapel
Dorrance N. Jensen
United Lutheran Church
St. Patrick Cemetery
First degree assault charged in East Helena bar beating
Helena June 12 First degree assault charges were filed against Jack Burch and Joseph J. Vranak in connection with a beating of Joe Vantura 62 at his East Helena bar Monday night They pleaded not guilty before District Judge George W Padbury Jr bond set at 5000 and a motion for reduction was under advisement Vantura remained hospitalized with a compound nose fracture deep cuts and bruises Authorities say the tavern provocation sparked the fight
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Helena
U.P
Forrest H. Anderson
Jack Burch
Joseph J. Vranak
Joe Vantura
East Helena
George W. Padbury, Jr
J. R. Wine, Jr
Vantura
Statewide Rebellion Against Meat Regulations Predicted
Bozeman officials forecast a statewide rebellion against OPA meat rules. Frank A. Eaton of the Bozeman Employers Association said Billings Lewistown and Butte operators had signaled support for a June 17 shop closings to press for relaxed slaughter limits. Lewistown dealers said supplies were down to forty percent of normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Office of Price Administration
Frank A. Eaton
Bozeman Employers Association
Eaton
Billings
Lewistown
Butte
CPA
Bozeman Group
OPA
Four-State Scandia Convention Opens in Kalispell
Norsemen from Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon meet in Kalispell for the 27th district 7 convention of the Scandinavian Fraternity of America. Over 250 delegates register Wednesday night with sessions Thursday through Saturday. Election and installation of officers Saturday closes the business. Gunnar Morton of Chicago supreme president attends all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
District 7
Scandinavian Fraternity of America
Gunnar Morton
Chicago
John Lindquist
Butte
Montana Cities Plan Tourist Information Bureaus
Helena June 12. Montana cities plan tourist information bureaus to help visitors find accommodations. Montana residents and the State Chamber of Commerce announced the program as part of a statewide effort to manage what could be the greatest tourist influx. Reservations remain available in June and July at some leading resorts despite anticipated tax on accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
U.P
Montana
Montanans, Inc
State Chamber of Commerce
Farmers of Montana Increase Assets
Bozeman June 12 George J Huber state director of the Farm Security administration reported a survey of 2000 Montana farm families working with the agency showed assets rising by more than 3000 under the program The average PSA family equity grew from 1827 to 4825 and land holdings increased from 88 acres to 161 acres while working capital rose from 1475 to 4943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
U.P
George J. Huber
Farm Security Administration
Montana
Huber
PSA
Authority Granted to Borrow for Housing Utilities
The state board of examiners on Wednesday granted A. G. Peterson of Billings president of Eastern Montana Normal school authority to borrow 18 000 dollars from the Billings Chamber of Commerce to install utilities in emergency housing units at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Board of Examiners
A. G. Peterson
Billings
Eastern Montana Normal School
Billings Chamber of Commerce
Deaths in Whitehall Harrison resident Samuel S Young
The remains of Samuel S Young of Harrison are at Scott funeral home in Whitehall. Tomorrow at noon they will be taken to Harrison for funeral services at 2 30 o clock. Mt Jefferson Lodge No 53 AF and AM will be in charge. Burial will be in Harrison cemetery.
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Samuel S. Young
Harrison
Scott Funeral Home
Whitehall
Mt. Jefferson Lodge No. 53
A. F
A. M
Harrison Cemetery
State Royalty Oil Provisions Made
Helena Montana June 12 United Press Some provisions for handling state royalty oil to be bought by Unity Petroleum Corp Kalispell refinery were settled by the state land board in conference with Cedar Aronow Shelby The Kalispell refinery will obtain about 150 barrels of crude daily from state lands The contract was modified to require handling through common carrier pipelines private pipelines truck transport or lease facilities Willard Aronow operates the Kalispell plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
U.P
Unity Petroleum Corp
Kalispell
State Land Board
Cedar Aronow
Shelby
Willard Aronow
Crop Prospects Improve Across Montana After Rain
Montana crop prospects brightened after general rains replenished moisture, with adequate supplies in most regions. Winter wheat progress outpaced weeds in several counties, spring grains emerging in key areas, and sugar beet thinning and range feed varying by district. Sheep shearing set to begin soon in eastern Montana.
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Helena
U.P
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Divide
Flathead
Lincoln
Chouteau
Cascade
Judith Basin
Billings
Hardin
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Custer
Northcentral
Hill and Blaine
Canada
Boulder Creamery Incorporation Files in Big Timber
The Boulder creamery of Big Timber filed articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell. Authorized capital is $50,000. Directors are Fred Bar thalomaus Everett L. Carter and Roy L. Carter, all from Big Timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
U.P
Boulder
Big Timber
Sam W. Mitchell
Fred Barthalomaus
Everett L. Carter
Roy L. Carter
Schroer Sues City and Officers for Unlawful Imprisonment
Lawrence A. Schroer filed a district court suit in Great Falls seeking 10000 dollars in damages from the city and three police officers claiming unlawful imprisonment after being jailed a year ago on a forgery accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Lawrence A. Schroer
Californian to Speak in Helena Meeting
Speaker at the Friday meeting of the Montana section of the American Society of Civil Engineers will be Walter E. Jessup of Los Angeles, western representative of the national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
American Society of Civil Engineers
Walter E. Jessup
Los Angeles
National Organization
Montana Liquor Board Transfers Million to General Fund
The Montana liquor control board reports transferring 1,000,000 dollars to the state general fund so far this year. Liquor Administrator J A Buley states the profits come from the state liquor monopoly operations and exclude state liquor or beer tax revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Liquor Control Board
State General Fund
J. A. Buley
Burns Cause Death of 19th Fire Victim
Dubuque Iowa reports Bert LaCasey 38 of Moline Illinois died in a hospital from burns suffered in the Hotel Canfield fire, raising the death toll to 19 from Sundays blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Former Harrison Mayor Samuel S. Young Dies
Samuel S. Young, 57, merchant and former Harrison mayor, died suddenly in his store Tuesday morning. A Bowling Green native, he owned a business in Harrison since 1912 and is survived by his wife Edna and son Edward H. Young in the Army. Funeral services under Mount Jefferson lodge A F and A M will be Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Harrison with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Samuel S. Young
Young
Bowling Green
Edna
Edward H. Young
Chicago
Scott Funeral Home
Whitehall
Mount Jefferson Lodge
A. F
A. M
Smelting Operations Expected to Resume at East Helena Plant
East Helena plant of American Smelting and Refining Co. expected to resume full operations within 10 days after a February strike. Manager E. McL. Tittmann said a Washington settlement ends the wage dispute affecting 18 plants. About 200 workers at East Helena would be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Helena
U.P
American Smelting and Refining Co
E. McL. Tittmann
Washington
Tittmann
Co. I. O
Winkler Named Head of Western Highway Officials
A F Winkler of Kalispell was elected president of the Western Association of State Highway Officials at its 25th annual conference in Salt Lake City. Winkler chairs the Montana highway commission and succeeds P G Poore of Helena after Bernard Touhey’s resignation. J R Bromley of Wyoming was elected to the executive committee. Missoula was chosen to host the 1947 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
A. F. Winkler
Kalispell
Western Association of State Highway Officials
Winkler
Montana Highway Commission
P. G. Poore
Helena
Bernard Touhey
Phoenix
Ariz
J. R. Bromley
Wyoming
Missoula
Mont
Three Jet Planes Set New Record at March Field
Three jet propelled P-80 fighters, after a rapid east west flight from March Field California to Andrews Field Maryland in 5 hours 37 minutes, then back to Midland Texas and Tinker Oklahoma, set an unofficial east west speed record of 6 hours 45 minutes with refuels en route. One plane dropped out at Oklahoma when wing tanks were released on takeoff. The quartet landed in quick succession at 7 21 p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Field
Calif
U.P
Maryland
Andrews Field
Tinkerfield
Olka
Midland
Texas
Bible School Ends With Picnic And Public Program
The two week summer vacation Bible school in Deer Lodge concludes Friday with a noon picnic at the deer park for enrollees instructors and helpers. Friday evening the youth will present a 7 30 program for parents and the public at the Methodist church. Works include class work hand work exhibits and entertainment. Over 100 children attended daily and volunteers aided the program. Mrs J Milton Strong directed arrangements. All churches contributed to a non denominational program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Bible School
Deer Park
J. Milton Strong
C E McNally Enters Race for Sheriff
Deer Lodge June 12 Coles E McNally a Deer Lodge resident filed his petition for nomination to the office of sheriff He seeks the election on the Democratic ticket He has been acting in place of Sheriff Fred H Valton since his illness and previously served as a deputy in the office under Mr Valton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Coles E. McNally
Mr. McNally
Fred H. Valston
Valiton
Don Dilling couple welcome son James Koehler Dilling
Mr and Mrs Don Dilling of Deer Lodge announce the birth of a son Tuesday night at St Joseph hospital. Mrs Dilling formerly Rosemary Stout. The baby grandson of Mr and Mrs Ernest Stout of Helmville and great grandson of S S Koehler. James Koehler Dilling is the newborn’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Don Dilling
St. Joseph Hospital
Army Man Arrives in Deer Lodge to Reunite with Wife
Andrew Knudson of the United States Army arrived in Deer Lodge to join his wife Mrs Beverly Knudson. Mrs Knudson has taught in Deer Lodge schools during his absence with the armed forces. The Knudsons are guests in the home of Mrs C C Ham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Andrew Knudson
United States Army
Beverly Knudson
United States
Sam F Harris Seeks County Assessor Nomination
Sam F Harris, former forest department employee, filed his petition for nomination to the county assessor post on the Republican ticket in Deer Lodge. He has lived in Montana 44 years and in the county 13 years, and is a World War I veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Sam F. Harris
Forest Department
Harris
Montana
Woman's Benefit Association Meeting Adjusted
The Woman's Benefit association will meet Thursday at 8 o'clock at the Odd Fellow's hall in Deer Lodge. The meeting date was moved from Wednesday evening.
Daughters of the Nile to Hold Covered Dish Supper
The Daughters of the Nile meet Friday at 6 30 pm at Mrs D P Beighle's home. The event marks the annual covered dish supper with each member providing a dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Daughters of the Nile Club
D. P. Beighle
Krug Plans Mining Program and Power Policy
Secretary of Interior Krug told 40 miners in Spokane that a coordinated mining program is vital to the nation and will address production obstacles. He cautioned that extending Bonneville power benefits should not reach eastern Montana or Utah, while western Montana groups urged extending Bonneville lines despite current wholesale power from private suppliers.
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Spokane
Krug
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Metaline
Washington
Public Utility District
Bonneville Administration
Oregon
Montana
Utah
Bonneville
Truman Advisers Flayed by Ickes
Harold L. Ickes accused President Truman of relying on a shadowy group of small self seeking men. He criticized the President for sometimes placing personal loyalty above duty to country at a Chicago gathering of the arts sciences and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Truman
Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Butte Briefs and Local Notices Update
Auxiliary to meet at 8 in Veterans hall Mercury and Arizona. A newborn son for Mr and Mrs George Banfield 41814 North Excelsior. Stanisichs welcome a daughter born in Murray hospital. Boy Biastoch injured by glass treated at St James hospital and dismissed. Marriage licenses issued to Willard Johnson Faith Butler and Wilford Hibbs Anna Seppi. Polson foreman Neumann visits Butte. Sullivan parents announce a son born at St James. Allen family returns home to Simms. Ketchingman 14 improving after crash. Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting postponed to June 27. Lehti and McNamee in good condition after accident. Acting Postmaster Parker heads to Helena. W B A Silver City circle elect delegates July 15 16. Unity Truth Center to host lectures at Y M C A with health and spiritual talks. Althea Barrett leaves for Alaska after Seattle visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Shea
District Court
Willard Johnson
Faith Butler
Butte
Wilford Hibbs
Anna Seppi
Manhattan
Episcopal Guild to Meet at Mrs Rogers Home
The James Episcopal guild will gather Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs George Rogers 414 Fourth for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
James Episcopal Guild
George Rogers
Abolition of Subsidies to Be Discussed at Denver Mining Meet
J B Haffner of Kellogg Idaho, chair of the Denver program committee, says abolition of mining subsidies and higher metal tariffs will be main topics at the four day national convention starting Sept 9. Labor relations, mechanization, stockpiling and exploration also on the agenda with leaders and officials invited to speak. Merrill E Shoup of Colorado Springs attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
American Mining Congress
J. B. Haffner
Kellogg
Idaho
Haffner
Congress
Washington
Merrill E. Shoup
Colorado Springs
The
Wartime Aerials Map Vast Eastern Montana Area
Commercial aerial photography for topographic mapping is underway in eastern Montana for the Missouri River valley development. A Lockheed P 38 from Fairchild Aerial Surveys flies at 28 000 to 34 000 feet to cover 1 600 square miles from Powell Wyoming to the Yellowstone River confluence, with plan to map Tongue and Powder river basins next. The crew projects 4 200 square miles photographed in nine days at 30 000 feet and 325 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
U.R
Bureau of Reclamation
Montana
Missouri River Valley
H. D. Comstock
Army Air Forces
Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc
Los Angeles
Vernon Baird, Jr
George W. Stuphin
Clarks Fork River
Powell, Wyo
Yellowstone
Huntley
Mont
Tongue
Powder River
Wyoming
Sheridan
Wyo
Baird
Stuphin
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed for Ennis and Murray
In Ennis, Lloyd M. Love Diane Bray Freddie Boucher Mrs Mary E Morrison and others admitted. Dismissals include Joseph Reardon Frank Holland and several infants at various nearby addresses. In Murray W H Cox admitted. W D Semmer Walter Toy Mrs Muriel Browne and Gail Adams dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James
Lloyd M. Love
Ennis
Nick Schaefer
Grand
William J. Magill
North Excelsior
Diane Bray
West Granite
Freddie Boucher
Harrison
Mary E. Morrison
North Henry
Joseph Reardon
Frank Holland
South Wyoming
Clarence Lemmer
West Center
Lester Swindler
South Idaho
William Pond
West Mercury
Murray
W. H. Cox
Belgrade
W. D. Semmer
Silver Bow
Walter Toy
Floral
Muriel Browne
Virginia City
Gail Adams
West Silver
Yankees Expect Communists to Attack Base
SHANGHAI June 12 U P A full scale Communist drive to capture Tsingtao base of the U S Seventh fleet and marine garrison and center of the U S training program for the Chinese navy is expected momentarily American observers said Wednesday Maj Gen Keller A Rockey commander of U S marines in China placed the garrison on a 24hour alert Fighting has increased in intensity on the outskirts of the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
U.P
Tsingtao
U. S. Seventh Fleet
U. S
Keller A. Rockey
China
Brief Disturbance Marks Envoy Welcome in Detroit
In Detroit on June 12 two men lounged anti Soviet leaflets from a hotel ballroom balcony as Ambassador Nikolai Novikov arrived to a city welcome by Mayor Edward J. Jeffries. Police chased the runaways who slipped out a service entrance after the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Nikolai Novikov
Edward J. Jeffries
Austrian Threats to Schuschnigg During 1938 Crisis
The international military tribunal heard that Hitler’s Austrian allies threatened Chancellor Schuschnigg with another world war unless he resigned and allowed Austria to be absorbed by Germany in 1938. The testimony closed the defense of Arthur Seyss Inquart, among 22 German war crimes defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernberg
Germany
International Military Tribunal
Hitler
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigg
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Tempest Over Telegram Limit for Senators
Washington June 12 A proposal to cap free telegrams at 300 monthly sparked a cloak room storm. An appropriations committee member who backed the limit said some senators objected arguing it would insult all senators due to abuses by a few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Appropriations Committee
Oklahoma officer seeks indefinite recess in court martial
Lt. Granville Cubage of Oklahoma City asked Wednesday for an indefinite recess in his court martial in Nauroheims Germany. He seeks time to obtain testimony from five officers who refused to answer his attorney's questions about mistreatment of guardhouse prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Granville Cubage
Oklahoma City
Trinity Guild to Meet Deer Lodge This Thursday
Trinity Guild will meet in Deer Lodge at 8 o clock Thursday evening at the home of Mrs George Lane. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming events and community activities.
Break With Spain to Be Debated
United Nations Security Council opens debate on a collective diplomatic break with Madrid and the exclusion of Franco Spain. The open session will address isolating Spain as a barrier to international control of atomic energy and uranium sources, part of the Acheson Lilienthal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
Spain
Security Council
S.T
Madrid
General Assembly
London
U. N
Generalissimo
Franco
United States
Commission On Atomic Energy
Council Nations
Canada
Japan
Mihailovic says British urged fight against Tito
Gen Draja Mihailovic testified at his treason trial that a British mission in Yugoslavia instructed him to destroy Marshal Tito's partisan forces. He described wartime relations with German occupiers as not cooperation but haphazard mutual battle during 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Draja Mihhailovic
Tito
Mihailovic
Billion dollar bond plan to replace many small treasury issues
The June 12 report says a new $1,000,000 baby bond will debut July 1 to consolidate large holdings of outstanding treasury issues. Insurance companies and other large holders may exchange many smaller bonds for one $1,000,000 bond, currently the largest bond is $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Bread price boost raises yearly food costs to 485 million
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration boosted bread prices by one cent a loaf on Wednesday. The move adds to retail increases on major foods in recent weeks, totaling about 485 million dollars annually, averaging roughly 3.45 dollars per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
International Tojo Trial Opens Charging Treaty Violations
The trial of Hideki Tojo and 27 other Japanese leaders opened in Tokyo with prosecutors accusing them of violating nearly 100 treaties as they pursued Far East aggression. The case groups defendants as alleged co-conspirators, tracing actions from Manchuria in 1928 to Japan's surrender, with no immediate decision on death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tojo
Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Floyd J. Mattice
Indianapolis
Alan Mansfield
Australia
Mansfield
Pearl Harbor
Pope Pius
Mahatma Gandhi
H. G. Wells
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Gen
Yoshijiro Umezu
Imperial General Staff
Missouri
Far East
Manchuria
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F. O. Eagles
Dugan's Merrill Mortuaries
John P Duggan
Lessee Butte
North Montana
Whites’ Funeral Home
Sam R. White
White Funeral
West Park Street
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Francis X Dolan
Mgr
South
Sherman G Reed
J KR. Reed
Mer
Bince
Arizona Street
Treasure State News
Farmers of
A.F. Winkler
G. A. Meehan
C. E. McNally
Don Dillings
Son
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Veterans’ Hall
Mercury
Arizona
St. James Hospital
George Banfield
Thomas Stanisich
Kennedy
Murray Hospital
Bobbie Biastoch
K. C. Biastoch
St. James ' Hospital
Polson
W. R. Neumann
Neumann
Montana Power Company
Ed J. Sullivan
West Park
Arthur Allen
Anaconda
Simms, Mont
Allen
Betty Tonkin
Robert W. Ketchingman
St. A Hospital
Butte Circle
Woodcraft
Leo Lehti
Hennessy Annex
James McNamee
Wharton
Highway 10
Joseph E. Parker
Silver City Circle No. 3
Women’s Benefit Association
I.O O. F. Hall
Honore Shannon
Unity Truth
Gladys C. Grier
Church of Truth
Buffalo
N. Y
Unity Truth Center
Alaska
Althea Barrett
Prince Rupert
Ketchikan
Seattle
Miss Barrett
Cannon's
Denver Mining
D! Scholls Zino Pads
McCarroll’s “Stor
East Granite
Carpenters’ Hall
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