Red Cross appeal seeks funds for Wibaux disaster relief
Wibaux in eastern Montana faces severe flood damage with 75 homes flooded 25 moved off foundations and 10 destroyed. The Red Cross and Gov Erickson call for 25000 statewide with Silver Bow allotted 6000. Local bank treasurer A J Davis collects donations as Miss Irene Bagley surveys needs.
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Wibaux
Wibaux County
National Red Cross
J. E. Erickson
Silver Bow
A. J. Davis
First National Bank
Wilaux
J. H. Shepherd
St.uis
Shepherd
Montana
Cascade County
Yellowstone County
Dawson
Lewis and Clark
Gallatin
Custer
Richland
Park
Powell
Misse Irene Bagley
Births Reported By City Health Department
Twins born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Edwards at 432 Garden avenue on June 25. Other births include a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith at 944 South Arizona on June 22, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Bryant at 41814 West Excelsior on June 23, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Olaf S. Bakke at 636 Colorado street on June 23, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. C. Sampson at 929 Nevada avenue on June 24, and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Martin at 1012 Chicago street on June 21. Wages in Australia will be raised in line with the increased cost of living.
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City Health Department
Stanley J. Edwards
Garden Avenue
Leslie
Smith
South Arizona
D. D. Bryant
West Excelsior
Olaf S. Bakke
Colorado Street
Marriage Licenses Issued To Several In Butte Area
The district court clerk issued marriage licenses to Philip W. Timms and Corby Schoenlever of Butte. Mike Batich of Portland and Annie Ugarkovich of Butte. Oscar Bisted of Anaconda and Myrtle Hall of Butte. Wilhelm Gasser of Waterloo and Garnet Onstance of Butte. Mr Batich and Miss Ugarkovich were married by Justice McNamara immediately after.
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District Court
Philip W. Timms
Corby Schoenlever
Butte
Mike Batich
Portland
Ore
Annie Ugarkovich
Oscar Bisted
Anaconda
Myrtle Hall
Wilhelm Gasser
Waterloo
Garnet Onstance
Bauch
Miss Ugarkovich
Justice McNamara
Roads in Montana Largely Good Despite Detours and Dust
The weekly report from the Butte Chamber of Commerce notes most Montana highways are in good condition with some washboard sections and dusty stretches. It details routes from Butte to Missoula, Glacier Park, Dillon, Yellowstone, Bozeman, Livingston, Philipsburg, and others, plus northern and eastern roads in fair to good shape.
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Montana
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Leonard
Missoula
Thompson Falls
Sand Point
Spokane
Glacier Park
Boulder
Helena
Great Falls
Canada
Dillon
Monida
Spencer
Yellowstone
Bozeman
West Gallatin
West Yellowstone
Livingston
Philipsburg
Main Range
Wisdom
Hamilton
Salmon River
Abandoned car towed from water office lot
A small car parked in front of the Butte Water company office for several days, appearing abandoned, was picked up by police yesterday and stored. The vehicle is a star model with license number 37,425.
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Butte Water Company
Lcense
Ireland Appeals for 750000 Dollars to Fight Cancer
An appeal has been launched in Ireland seeking 750000 dollars to combat the cancer scourge. The fundraising effort aims to support radium treatment and cancer research.
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Ireland
Warmest Day Of Season Brings Real Summer Feel
The temperature reached 87 degrees in the shade in Butte as a heat wave eased with a cooling breeze. Weather observer Alex Blewett predicted continued warm weather and noted a shift to summer fashions and straw purchases as residents welcomed the season.
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Alex Blewett
Butte
Mr. Blewett
Fishing conditions improve along Union Pacific lines
The weekly report to the Union Pacific general offices in Butte states streams are dropping and clearing, with fishing conditions much improved. At Divide and Quinn fishing is fair with low clear rivers, Melose and Glen fair and clear, while Dillon Armstead Red Rock Dell and Lima report good fishing with low clear rivers.
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Union Pacific
Butte
Divide and Quinn
Glen
Dillon
Armstead
Red Rock
Dell
Lima
Man Fined for Weapon Charge in Thursday Arrest
Ben Parron was halted by Officer Tom Walsh and found with a loaded .38 caliber concealed weapon. He appeared before Police Judge Dan F. Shea and received a $25 fine, later jailed for lack of payment. Thomas Doyle faced reckless driving charges and was sent to the county jail. L. Lawrence received 30 days for vagrancy.
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Ben Parron
Tom Walsh
Dan F. Shea
Parron
Thomas Doyle
L. Lawrence
Exposure Declared Cause of Sturtridge Death
Coroner's jury ruled exposure caused the death of Tom Sturtridge whose body was found May 29 in Bull Run canyon after disappearing from Centerville on October 30 last year. He was about 41, born and raised in Centerville, identified by clothing by his father. Judge McNamara presided at the inquest.
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Tom Sturtridge
Centerville
Bull Run Canyon
Mr. Sturtridge
McNamara
Suitcase Theft Reported By Nevada Tourist
I S Bustos of Ely Nevada tourist en route to Ennis reported to police the loss of a suitcase from his parked car on East Granite street. The bag contained two suits of clothes and business papers of value.
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I. S
Butte to Host National Sheep Shearing Convention
The sheep shearers convention begins July 15 in Butte with nearly 50 delegates from across the country and possibly some from abroad. William McLennan says arrangements will be ready a week before the event and an executive committee will handle programs and visitor care as old northwest sheepmen converge for the meeting.
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Butte
William McLennan
McLennan
Northwest
Salmon eggs bait case ends in acquittal in Mc Namara court
Ed Egan and Bessie Duffy were acquitted by a jury in Justice Mc Namara's court room yesterday. C. Price, game warden at Bell, arrested and testified. William Vassa had a hearing on first degree assault by Tony Noel, with the court taking the matter under advisement until July 8.
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Ed Egan
Bessie Duffy
Justice McNamara
C. Price
Bell
William Vassa
Tony Noel
Finland Farm Co operatives Equip Members with Modern Machinery
Finnish farmer co operatives are supplying member farms with up to date machinery to boost productivity. The initiative aims to modernize farming practices, improve yield, and strengthen rural economies across regions.
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Co-operative
Finland
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