Rehearsal Dinner Hosted For Lorinda Smith and Raymond Moholt
Whin on 3 World Mr and Mrs Austin B Middleton hosted a Friday evening rehearsal dinner at the Middleton residence 1156 W Porphyry. The gathering honored Lorinda Smith and fiance Raymond Moholt with guests from Montana Idaho California and Washington including Harlow Reeder Corette and Worden families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin B. Middleton
Lorinda Smith
Raymond Mcoholt
Middleton
W. Porphyry
Louis Moholt
H. C. Worden
Missoula
R. D. Worden Jr
Helen Loy
Great Falls
Wesley Eyre
Glendive
Robert Newlin
Idaho Falls
Lowell
Moholt
Tacoma
Richard Scariana
San Jose
Calif
Kendrick Smith
Blake Smith
Fred Emmett
R. D. Corette
Connie
Susan Corette
R. D. Corette Jr
John E. Corette
Elbert Harlow
E. H. Reeder
Butte
Miss Diane Drew Hosts Luncheon For Cousin Sally Harris
Diane Drew entertained at Cleo's Tea Room on Friday afternoon for cousin Sally Harris. Pink and white flowers decorated the table with covers for Harris and a list of guests including Karyn Nichols Teresa Smith Jan Tustusin Denise Leary Penny Freebourn Zena Beth McGlashan Wilene Harkins Ann Shipley Patsy Shea Susan Frizelle Meg Raff Ellen Sheire Carla Chandler Eleanore Misfelt and Jurine Lando.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Harris
Diane Drew
Cleo
Miss Harris
Karyn Nichols
Teresa Smith
Jan Tustusin
Denise Leary
Penny Freebourn
Zena Beth McGlashan
Wilene Harkins
Ann Shipley
Patsy Shea
Susan Frizelle
Meg Raff
Ellen Sheire
Carla Chandler
Eleanore Misfelt
Jurine Lando
Highland View women golfers winners list with 28 players
The Highland View Golf Club women played Thursday morning with results. First team Corrine Murrell Ruth Garrett Florence Rohel. second Pat Snyder Rose Mary Nugent Wilma Hamby. third Georgia Tripp Pat Sullivan Helmi Jackson. Doris Bonner received the special award and Mrs Snyder had low net. Hostesses were Helen Lobb Elaine Sells and Cheryl Gilbert. Twenty eight players participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland View Golf Club
Corrine Murrell
Ruth Garrett
Florence Rohel
Pat Snyder
Rose Mary Nugent
Wilma Hamby
Georgia Tripp
Pat Sullivan
Helmi Jackson
Doris Bonner
Mrs. Snyder
Helen Lobb
Elaine Sells
Cheryl Gilbert
Clubs and Social Events on Bethel 2 Calendar
Saturday schedule lists International Order of Joe's Daughters Bethel 2 Masonic Temple at 7 30 p m Karen Roberts honored queen Marjorie Handy guardian and Phillip Brockman associate guardian Drill team to perform after meeting One crabgrass plant may yield up to 100000 seeds annually.
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International Order OF Joe’s Daughters
Bethel 2
Masonic Temple
Karen Roberts
Marjorie Handy
Phillip Brockman
Comings and Goings Notable Visits Across State and Cities
Mrs. Harry Pauly and daughters Ann and Mary visited Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe L. Thomas at 901 W. Silver. Mrs. Ralph Marsh and children Terri Jimmy and Bonnie traveled from Denver to see Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Commons at 2017 State. Alberta’s Mrs. Kenneth Finstad stayed with her parents J. T. Tomich 728 S. Washington. Beverly Richardson of Los Angeles and Albert Hockaday of Seattle returned from a three week visit with Dale Thomason at 401 W. Granite. Butte residents returned from the Daughters of the Nile Denver session include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nyquist and son Gary at 1043 W. Gold and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Roberts at 2924 Edwards. Nyquist was reappointed supreme escort to the American Flag. Roberts is Tirzah Temple 3 queen. Annabel Mac Pherson of Deer Lodge, past queen, was named supreme escort to the temple banner. Mrs. Frank Obstareczyk of Great Falls visited her mother M. J. Mullen at 1877 Harrison.
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Harry Pauly
Ann
Mary
Mrs. Pauly
Roscoe L. Thomas
W. Silver
Ralph Marsh
Terri
Jimmy
Bonnie
Denver
Marsh
C. J. Commons
Beverly Richardson
Los Angeles
Albert Hockaday
Seattles
Dale Thomason
Granite
Butte
Daughters of the Nile
Donald Nyquist
Gary
W. Gold
Isaac Roberts
Edwards
Nyquist
Roberts
Tirzah Temple 3
Annabel MacPherson
Deer Lodge
Temple
Frank Obstareczyk
Great Falls
M. J. Mullen
Harrison
Kiwanis Ladies Enjoy Bridge Dessert Lunch
The South Butte Kiwanis met at Mrs. Ed A. Farrington’s home at 2228 Massachusetts for a bridge afternoon. Honors went to Mrs. William Wills, Mrs. Muster, and Mrs. Edward J. Nash. A picnic at Columbia Gardens was planned for July 11 at 6 30 p.m. A dessert luncheon followed for a list of attendees including Mrs. Clarence J. Commons and Mrs. Ralph Marsh of Denver as a guest.
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South Butte
Edward J. Nash
Robert J. Olds
Vernon H. Prenevost
Clifton Steele
William F. Wills
Melvin Tracer
Charles T. Wise
Tom Dean
Ralph Marsh
Denver
Missoula Couple Welcome First Child Mark David Centoni
Mr and Mrs David Centoni of Missoula announce the birth of their son, Mark David, on June 21. This is their first child. Mother is Connie Murray formerly of Missoula. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Thomas Murray and Aldino Centoni and Ann Centoni of Butte.
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David Centoni
Missoula
Mark David
Connie Murray
This City
Thomas Murray
Aldino Centoni
Ann Centoni
Butte
Women's Golf Association Meeting at Butte Country Club
The Women's Golf Association of the Butte Country Club held its regular monthly meeting and luncheon with a large attendance. Mrs. Roy Hubber presided as president. Winners were announced for Scrabble play with a tie between Elsie Cornell Helen Emery Helen Fasso Gloria Vucurovich and Jewel Ann Lee Marjorie Bruno Rosemarie Rosellini. The consolation prize went to Helen Lautman Cris Bedson Ada Bacon Beth Sullivan. Mrs. Alton Foutz reviewed golf rules and etiquette. Next week's play features a flag tournament and club pro Tom Mulholland will host a golf clinic after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Golf Association
Butte Country Club
Roy Hubber
Elsie Cornell
Helen Emery
Helen Fasso
Gloria Vucurovich
Jewel Ann Lee
Marjorie Bruno
Rosemarie Rosellini
Helen Lautman
Cris Bedson
Ada Bacon
Beth Sullivan
Alton Foutz
Tom Mulholland
Butte Bridge Club Week's Results Announced
The Butte Bridge Club released weekly results with Tuesday games awarding first place in north-south as Mrs. H J Shaffer and Hortense Rule. Second to Mrs. Peter O'Connor and Mrs. Henry Amos. East-west top team was Mrs. Amos Felt and Mrs. J H Schwartz. Thursday north-south winner was Grant Elderkin and J A Poitras. East-west winner was John Phillips and A A Ashley. Saturday Masterpoint results named Rabbi Max Kerr and wife top North-South. Mrs C O Anderson and Mr C O Anderson top East-West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Bridge Club
H. J. Shaffer
Hortense Rule
Peter O'Connor
Henry Amos
Grant Elderkin
Leon Haddick
A. A. Ashley
C. G. Derick Jr
East-west
Amos Felt
J.H. Schwartz
Ben Goodman
H. R. Stanaway
Fred Baxter
Sam Blair
June Budd Ruhle
Kenneth Mulholland
J. A. Poitras
Esther Elderkin
Inez Haskins
John Phillips
Margaret White
Peter McBride
David Holland
Jack Shannon
C. O. Anderson
Max Kerr
H . Shaffer
Grant Elderin
William Elford
Phil Henne
C. G. Derrick
Phoebe Herwig
Bride-Elect Sally Harris Hosts Luncheon for Attendants
Sally Harris of Stevensville plans to wed Gib Nichols at St. Ann Church today. She hosted a luncheon at Raymonds on Thursday honoring her attendants Diane Drew maid of honor Teresa Smith Kary Nichols and Jan Tustison.
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Sally Harris
Gib Nichols
Stevensville
St. Ann Church
Raymond's
Diane Drew
Teresa Smith
Boulder
Kary Nichols
Jan Tustison
Billings
Measles Top Montana Communicable Disease List
In Montana last week measles led the list of communicable diseases with 39 reported cases, surpassing influenza at 35 and chicken pox at 25. The Helena AP report notes the measles edge over flu.
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Helena
Montana
Firms Incorporate in Montana Add Two Companies
(AP) Two Montana firms filed articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Frank Murray. Building Material Sales Inc. of Missoula and Mountain View Motel Inc. of Bozeman each reported authorized capital of $50,000.
Butte in Brief items: vandalism and petty theft incidents
Bales of straw used as archery targets at Clark Park were torn up and scattered by vandals Thursday night. Glass broken in parking meters along Idaho from Galena to Broadway. A city worker was bitten by a dog while on duty near Travonia. Local residents and visitors reported several thefts and property damage including hubcaps, tires, a fishing reel, and aluminum lawn chairs. Authorities investigated Friday with multiple complaints recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Park
Raymond Joseph
Idaho
Galena
Broadway
Earl McCarthy
S. Dakota
Travonia
Probate orders in district court list multiple wills and appointees
Judge T E Downey admitted the will of J Frank Sullivan to probate and named appraisers. Leora Sullivan became executrix with no bond. Judge John B McClernan probated Ella Mae Holling and named Mabel Matule administratrix with will annexed. Several bond and appraiser appointments followed plus guardianship and administrator actions for multiple estates. Decrees settled accounts for several executors and administratrices including Mary Leary and Rosalie Grady, and the 22nd annual account for Barnes King Development Co. trustees. Mary P Hubbert guardianship approved for minors Sampson Hubbert and others. W C Rae named administrator without bond for Eleanor Rae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Downey
J. Frank Sullivan
Jack Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
W. B. Freebourn
Leora Sullivan
John B. McClernan
Ella Mae Holling
Mabel Matule
McClernan
Mary Leary
Elizabeth M. Murray
Hugo A. Kenck
Margaret Nelson
Downey
Mary D. Bergamaschi
Peter Delfonte
William H. Stanaway Jr
Joseph J. Sullivan
Rosalie Grady
Thomas F. Grady
J. S. Cohen
R. C. Monahan
Barnes-King Development Co
Thomas Hawke Jr
Thomas Hawke
Mayme M. Holland
Sampson
Hubbert
Mary P. Hubbert
Farrier P. Hubbert
W. C. Rae
Eleanor E. Rae
Phyllis Flannigan Former Butte Resident Buried
Funeral services for Phyllis Flannigan a Butte native and widow of Edward L. Flannigan were held in Portland Oregon. She lived in Butte until five years ago and worked twenty years for Hughes Lumber Co later in various courthouse departments and was a St Joseph parish member. She is survived by sons in law and daughters David Collins and Arthur Turk and a grandchild all of Portland with interment at Mt Cavalry Cemetery Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Flannigan
Butte
Edward L. Flannigan
Portland
Ore
Flannigan
Hughes Lumber Co
St. Joseph Parish
David Collins
Arthur Turk
Mt. Cavalry Cemetery
Rev Iddins Named To Baptist Post
Reverend Iddins and family attended the American Baptist Convention in Portland Oregon from June 14 to 18 as delegates from the First Baptist Church of Butte. Iddins was reelected for a three year term on the Board of Managers of the American Baptist Mission Societies and appointed to the Board for Support and Interpretation of Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert R. Iddins
Robert Iddins
First Baptist Church of
Butte
American Baptist Convention
Portland
Ore
Iddins
American Baptist Mission Societies
Latin America
Begovich Services Set in California
Funeral services for Evan Begovich, 47, former Butte resident, will be held Saturday at 9 p.m. at St. Peter Orthodox Church in Fresno, California. Interment follows at Belmont Memorial Park in Fresno. Surviving son David is listed as living in Fresno and is a resident of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Begovich
Butte
North Hollywood
Calif
St. Peter On Orthodox Church
Fresno
Belmont Memorial Park
David
Probe Continues In Highland View Golf Club Burglary
Butte police and probation officer John T Sheehan report a 17 year old boy remains under close investigation for the Highland View Golf Club office burglary at 3100 Oregon. Investigators seek missing money and property bought with cash from the crime. Club secretary Fred Schwanz valued loss at 811 dollars. The youth, arrested June 21, had 40 dollars on him and admitted taking 535 dollars. The clubhouse door was unlocked. a safe has since been purchased. The juvenile remains in parental custody for potential court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Sheehan
Butte
Highland View Golf Club
Oregon
Fred Schwanz
Highland View
Sheehan
O M O K See Event Winners Named
Results from the Mt. Powell Saddle Club O M O K See invitational list Helena with 640 points and Butte 580. Winners across 22 events include Kahl Gabler Butte in 440 race Eva Graham Butte in cloverleaf for women Wilson Pate Helena in 12 and under pole bending and cloverleaf under 12 Ed Pate Helena with Pamola Rivera win cowhide drag others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Mt. Powell Saddle Club
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Boulder
Kahl Gabler
Sylvia Herrin
Eva Graham
Larry Campanella
Wilson Pate
Spud
Sam Miller
Gretna Green
Keith
Molly Herrin
Barrel
Stake
Keith Rush
Joan Britton
E. L. Pate
Ed Pate
Pamola Rivera
Jan Galloway
Donna Hall
Mary Frances Sewell
Billy Kelley
Gretnan Green
Bill Kelley
Keith Herrin
Jack Kelley Sr
Henry Schiele
Jack Kelley Jr
Banker Will Take Post in Chinook
Deer Lodge Bank and Trust Co. executive Frank Servoss will become vice president and cashier of First State Bank in Chinook, starting July 1. He has eight years with the Deer Lodge bank and prior Belt banking experience. Mrs. Servoss and their four children will move with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Frank Servoss
Deer Lodge Bank and Trust Co
First State Bank
Chinook
Servoss
Deer Lodge Bank
Belt
Kiwanis Club
Jaycees
Weekend visitors aid evacuation at Flintstone Mountain Hideaway
Mrs. Dave Collings and Leanne and Dianna Collings visited West of Anaconda to assist with evacuating a new mine at Flintstone Mountain Hideaway. Sunday they were joined by Mr and Mrs Bing Cain and children Steve and Kelley Ann for a day at the hideaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Dave Collings
Leanne
Dianna
Stork Arrival Sparks Big Welcome in East Meadow
Mrs. Robert Wintersaler delivered a healthy 8 pound baby girl at her home with the doctor, 25 firemen, a fire chief, two policemen, an ambulance driver, a mother-in-law, a neighbor, a letter carrier, and a worried father in attendance. Mother, child and father were reported doing fine. The world produced 1.970 trillion cigarettes during 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Meadow
N.Y
Robert Wintersaler
Wintersalers
St Mary Church Window Smashed in Vandalism Incident
The Rev James J Sheerin told police vandals smashed a 2x4 foot stained glass window on the south side of St Mary Church at 434 N Main. He noted a stone could have caused the damage and reported it Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary Church
N. Main
James J. Sheerin
Butte Men With Anaconda Co Get Promotions
Robert W. Williams of Butte rises to personnel director of Anaconda Co. New Mexico operations at Grants New Mexico succeeding Frank Welch who moves to Raritan Copper Works Perth Amboy New Jersey. John C Emery transfers to the western operations department as personnel assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Williams
Butte
Western Operations
Anaconda Co
New Mexico
Grants, N. M
Frank Welch
Raritan Copper Works
International Smelting & Refining Co
Anaconda
Perth Amboy
N. J
John C. Kearns
Western
John C. Emery
Western Operations Department
Williams
Excelsior
Joseph Williams
Main
Meaderville
Winifred Lee Connolly
Emery
Helen Focht
Livingston
Emerys
W. Gold
Ryan Funeral Rites Pending For 8-Year-Old Boy
Funeral arrangements for Robert Ryan of Butte are pending after the 8-year-old drowned Thursday in a motel pool in Anaheim California. The boy was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ryan of 817 Colorado Street. Grandmother Mrs. Helen Ryan of 432 Anaconda Road reported the family will arrive home Saturday with the body expected in Butte Sunday to be taken to Wayrynen Funeral Home. Audrey Ryan the boy’s mother survived the drowning incident and was able to travel by plane. Also traveling with the family were Ray Colbert and their 12-year-old daughter Carol Rae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ryan
Butte
Anaheim
Calif
Steve Ryan
Colorado
Helen Ryan
Anaconda Road
Ryans
Wayrynen
Treaty Dedicates Antarctica to Peaceful Science
A 12 nation treaty dedicating Antarctica to peaceful scientific exploration took effect. Prime Minister Menzi es announced scientists from the member countries would meet in Canberra on July 10 to discuss free exchange of technical information. Countries include United States Soviet Union Australia New Zealand Britain Argentina Belgium Chile Japan France Norway and South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Antarctica
Robert G. Menzies
United States
Soviet Union
New Zealand
Britain
Argentina
Belgium
Chile
Japan
France
Norway
Republic of South Africa
Naval Reservists In Butte Maywear Whites For Drill
The Navy allows dress whites for Butte Naval Reserve Surface Division at weekly drill at Clark Park Training Center. Members are on duty aboard ships and stations in the West and Great Lakes for boot camp. Vacancies exist for men 17 to 26 without prior service and for older veterans. Reservists serve six years with two active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Butte
Naval Reserve Surface Division
Clark Park
West
Great Lakes
Vacation readers get Dennis the Menace daily mail
A lighthearted notice invites readers to receive Dennis the Menace comic and standard post mailings during vacations. It mentions a contact phone number 5414 and that the STANDARD-POST will be mailed daily while away from home.
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Dennis the Menace
Standard - Post
Four Day 4-H Junior Leaders Camp Set at Elliston
A four day 4 H junior leaders camp will open Sunday at Elliston in Powell County near Garrison and Helena using a YMCA campground. Ten counties including Silver Bow Deer Lodge Powell Lewis and Clark and Beaverhead will be represented with participants from Butte and other towns. The program covers registration opening ceremonies classes recreation and campfire and flag ceremonies with county led evening programs and a Wednesday departure.
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Elliston
U.S. Highway No. 10
Powell County
Garrison
Helena
Thad Wojciechowski
Charlene Mortensen
Silver Bow
Butte
Karen Sullivan
Harvey Howe
Judy Craddock
Jim Beckman
Marge Horton
Kathy Horton
Harold Wold
Linda Colton
Terry Dove
Deer Lodge
Powell, Lewis and Clark
Broadwater
Madison
Jefferson
Granite
Beaverhead
Lake Counties
Silver Bow County
Tom Smith
State Fish and Game Dept
General Assembly
Wojciechowski
Lewis and Clark County
Deer Lodge County
Lulie W Bennett Dies in Hospital in Philipsburg
Lulie W Bennett 88 widow of William Bennett died Friday morning at Granite County Memorial Hospital after an illness. A Mount Ayr Iowa native, she married in 1904 in Marysville Missouri and moved to Philipsburg in 1907. Funeral Monday at 2 pm with burial in Philipsburg Cemetery. Wisdom Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survived by daughter Julia Kistle and several siblings and in-laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Lulie W. Bennett
William Bennett
Granite County Memorial Hospital
Wisdom Funeral Home
Julia Kistle
Mary Newling
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Frank West
Missouri
Charles Bennett
Wisdom
E. T. Morehouse
South Dakota
Bridge over Jefferson River transfer to county maintenance
The Montana Highway Commission notified Silver Bow Jefferson and Madison counties that the Waterlooth bridge over the Jefferson River is complete and now the joint responsibility of the three counties. State officials Fred Quinnell Jr. and W E Bawden signed the letter stating maintenance will be shared and that the counties will work out an agreement if questions arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Highway Commission
Helena
Boards of Commissioners
Waterlooth County
Jefferson River
Silver Bow
Jefferson
Madison
Fred Quinnell Jr
W. E. Bawden
Kalispell Guardsman Hurt in 20-Foot Tumble
Kalispell National Guard private Robert Peterson, 19, suffered head injuries from a 20 foot fall down an embankment at Hauser Lake dam north of Helena. He was flown by ambulance to a Helena hospital near midnight for X rays to check for skull fracture. Peterson is the son of Mr and Mrs Willis Peterson and worked at a Kalispell food center. He was with three other guard members on a pass from camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Kalispell National
Janet Blair Gives Birth To Son In Cedars Hospital
Actress Janet Blair and husband Nick Mayo welcomed an 8 pound 9 ounce son on Friday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The couple also has daughter Amanda, 2, from their marriage. King penguins stand while brooding their eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Blair
Hollywood
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miss Blair
Nick Mayo
Amanda
Fred Steiner Returns From National Camping School
Fred Steiner of Butte joins four Montana Scouters who just completed the National Camping School at Cowles Scout Reservation in Newport Washington. The five Yellowstone Valley Council members will staff the Flaming Arrow Scout Ranch, 18 miles north of Bozeman, this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Steiner
Butte
Montana
Cowles Scout Reservation
Newport
Wash
Yellowstone Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Joseph Lashway
Belgrade
Miles Bozeman
Bozeman
Claude Wheeler
Robert Stone
Billings
Flaming Arrow Scout Ranch
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Austin B. Middletons
Aviation Ground School
Butte Aero
Comings
Kenneth Finstad
Aden
Alberta
J. T. Tomich
S. Washington
Kiwanis
David Centonis
Independent
Jean Evenskaas
H. J. Evenskaas
S. Montana
International Order of Job’s Daughters of Montana
Job's Daughters
Women's Golf Association
Roy Goggins
Frank Noel
George Goebel
Leggat Hotel
Roy Simperman
East Mercury
George Sukovsky
Whitman
Gold Bond Center
Ruth St. George
Shamrock Motel
Holmes
Frank Sullivan
Rev. Iddins
Baptist Post
Begovich Services
California
Golf Club
Stork
St. Mary
Ryan
Montana Standard Post
Kalispell
Scout
Outhide Hardware
Free Park
Charlie
Finlen Western Hotel