Drunken Driving Charges Heard In City Court
A Wednesday police court session led by Judge Jalm Below imposed a $100 fine on a driver and forfeitures of similar amounts to the state treasury for driving while intoxicated. John Tomazich pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received 50 days in jail. Gene Wilson and James Sullivan had forfeitures. John Ferko was fined $10 for resisting arrest and disorderly conduct, with the latter charge dismissed for lack of corroborating evidence.
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Bulle Treasury
Jalm
Altos
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Gene Wilson
James Sullivan
John Ferko
Court Fines and Forfeitures From Local Crimes
Thamas R. Q'Connor fined 50 dollars for resisting arrest and creating a disturbance. Ferry Austin fined 25 dollars for reckless driving. Bet Bear fined 10 dollars for disturbance. George Kalarchek named driver with 15 dollar suspended fine for reckless driving. Hobby Calhert charged with vagrancy. Manell Guerre Eliast Guerre forfeited 25 dollar bonds. Mrs Linge Ab Maneila Lester Horell each forfeited 10 dollars for failing to appear on disturbance charges. John Braith forfeited 2.50 bond for traffic violations. other defendants also forfeited bonds for similar failures.
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Thamas R. Q’connor
Eliast Guerre
House Approves Bill Authorizing Maritime Study
Washington approves a compromise measure authorizing the maritime commission to study the propulsion and performance of lighter-than-air craft. In Sitka Alaska on June 16 a Seattle halibut boat Republic ran aground and heeled during a rigging operation at the mouth of Indian River in Sitka Sound. Captain William Heege said the vessel was not in immediate danger.
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Republic
Bank Debits Rise Across Montana in May
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports an 11 percent rise in Montana bank debits for May compared with May 1967, with five month totals up about 3 percent. Montana business volume, measured by debit statistics, gains 13 percent over May 1947 and January–May totals 12 percent above the first five months of last year. Bank debits reflect the dollar value of checks written by depositors for goods, services, or debts.
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Butte Goring
Federal Reserve Bank of
Needs of Education to Be Studied at Friday Meeting
Silver Bow county education committee meets Friday at 1:30 PM in the YMCA to consider operating committee reports and plan county participation in Montana educational system studies. Mrs Richardson announced the session and invites county residents to attend. Earle N Gensberger will represent Silver Bow at the state education conclave in Missoula. A separate German fire at Heidelberg University kills one student amid protests over food rations.
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Jon
YMCA
Marxiall Richards
Montana
Silver Bow County
State Committee On Education
Missoula
Earle N. Gensberger
Butte
Kane Named County Physician for Silver Bow County
Dr Richard C Kane signed a contract Wednesday to serve as Silver Bow County physician for July 1948 through June 30 1949 He has been acting county health officer since April He is one of four Kane brothers in Butte and served in England and France with Army medical camps attaining captain rank The Kane family lives at 643 South Idaho Butte
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Silver Bow
Board of County Commissioners
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Butte
England
France
South
Idaho
Mike Loughran Files for Legislature
Mike Loughran of 828 Weat Quartz filed a petition Wednesday to run as a Democrat for the state legislature. A native of Butte, he is a graduate of Butte High School and Montana School of Mines, has served as county surveyor and city engineer, is married with two children, and asked the slogan For an adequate road program in the state appear beneath his name on the ballot.
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Weat
A. Loughran
Butte
Montana School of Mines
Loughran
Idle Hour Club Meet At Mrs Sacie Ludvig Home
South Side News reports The Idle Hour club will gather this afternoon at Mrs Sacie Ludvig’s home 1410 Thornton Avenue. Emma Wuerl to co host, Quayle returns from Billings with news of grandson Michael James Crawford born May 20 at local hospital. Baptism at Holy Savior church with Rev Pirnat officiating. Nancy Marie Tayne welcomed back in Ogden after visit with Harringtons. Wishing Well club to meet tonight at church social hall. Arthur Darlington family from Seattle visiting Mrs Mary Risk. Darlingtons previously Bulia residents now back west. Rev Andrew Maison and family on Idaho Falls vacation.
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Walden Tayne
Nancy Marie
Ogden
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Harold Harrington
Cherry Street
Marie Harrington
Holy Savior Church
Michael Pirnat
Lew Mittelich
Erma Jean Harrington
Arthur Darlington
Paul, Qcharles
Big
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Seattle
Darlington
Mary Risk
Darlingtons
Bulia
Hake Pelt
Coast City
Arizona's Highest Peak and Birth Notices Collected
Report notes Humphreys Peak at 13 611 feet in the San Francisco mountains. News includes birth of Ewing daughters June 1 to Mr and Mrs Edward Custin at a Hamilton hospital, former Miss Jean Marshall, daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Marshall. Also covers Nazarene church women officers election and a church meeting with attendees and addresses.
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San Francisco Mountains
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Edward Custin
Hamilton, Bars
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W. J. Marshall
Hedwood Street
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Harrison
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Gwen Trevensin
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Catholic Womens Council met in Minneapolis parish hall
Minneapolis branch of the National Council of Catholic Women met Tuesday afternoon in the parish hall. Mrs. Patrick Arady and Mrs. B A Reber attended. Luncheon led to a business session chaired by Mrs. Fad O’Keefe. Announced was a Deanery meeting Sunday at 4 30 pm in St Patrick school hall with St Ann Immaculate Conception and St John units hosting. One summer activity is making a baby layette for Europe in September via NC GW War Relief services. Next branch meeting will be a luncheon at Gamers on July 13.
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Joni Boland
C.A. Helterfine
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Irene Dwyer
Mary Hawkesworth
George Gingras
George Fp, Murphy
Thomas Carrig
Mary Dever
Brady
Reber
Salt Lake Mines June 14 livestock market report
The Salt Lake market mixed cattle and sheep quotes show steers and heifers under pressure from weak demand, with cows and bulls trading unevenly. Prices for wool and select grades drift lower while good and choice stock endure moderate gains. lamb and sheep values stay near steady with fewer eager buyers.
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St. Eaul
Gure
Mort Good and Choice
Medfilm
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Spokane Livestock Market Report and Prices
Spokane and Sioux City livestock markets show cattle, calves, and hogs traded with mixed demand. Stronger prices for some steers and calves contrast slack activity in other classes, with regional quotes and standout figures noted for standard and choice grades.
Stock Averages Trend Amid Selling Pressure in New York
New York June 14 The market remained around Wednesday levels as selling pressure kept prices steady despite broad participation. About 1,980,000 shares traded with 619 down, 484 up and the rest steady. the Associated Press average slipped one point to 714.
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Butte Livestock Futures Report Highlights Mixed Wool Trade
Minneapolis market notes show futures movement with bids for sheep, wool and cattle, including steer and heifer quotes and feeder certificates. Strong wool tone appears despite volatility in grain and live cattle futures, with broad activity across shipments, bids, and prices.
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Report
Chicago market bulletin reports prices unchanged for the fighter and related items with steady rain receipts around 20.1031. No changes to most price lines. minor adjustments noted in select lots. Traders track supply quality and demand as of June 16 with no major shifts in published quotes.
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