Butte hosts Magicland Festival exhibits at Temple ballroom
Magicland Festival opens with displays detailing local growth and business opportunities in Butte. Exhibitors showcase Laundry Equipment Company debuting here, regional firms, and plans for 200 million dollars in buying power. The temple show highlights include home construction, retail, and manufacturing booths with a stage heart motif and nightly hours 1 to 11.
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Reeder
Temple Ballroom
United States
Butte
Sullivan
The
Development Association
Butte Development Association
Montana
Butte Brewery
Montana Power
Monitor Home Appliances
Ossello Home Appliances
Downey Drugs
South Side Hardware
Burgess Insurance
Cobban Market
Town Talk Bakery
Slauson Radio Service
Bertoglio Storage and Appliance Company
Electric and Music Mart
Singer Sewing Machine
Radio
Montana Engineering
Strain Brothers
Harold Schilling
Northwest’ Supply Company
George Steele and Company
Berry's
U. S. Tire Company
O'Connor Typewriter Company
Spillum Novelty Company
Hennessy’s
Butte Sor Optimist Club
Window unveiling to feature Sept 29 downtown program
Entertainment features fill the Magicland schedule with a Wednesday night window unveiling in the downtown business district at 7 o clock. The Montana State band plays from 7 to 9, followed by a series of events including a sales clinic at the Finlen hotel and a Fox theater style show across Oct 1 and 2.
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Montana State Band
Finlen Hotel
Fox Theater
Montana Livestock Auction Company
Butte Development Association
Butte
Trustees Endorse City Recreation Center Plan
The district board fully endorsed the proposed city recreation center during a Monday meeting of School District No. 1. The session focused on routine business and approved the driver training course while no staff vacancies were filled.
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Board of Trustees
Butte Briefs Gathered Thumbs Up For Local Meetings
The Butte Writers group meets at 7 30 tonight at the YMCA. The Butte Soroptimist club gathers at the Roundup room in the Hotel Finien Wednesday noon. WBA review of Silver City No 3 plans a 7 30 p m practice Wednesday in the MCA banquet room. Paul Erler Jr returns Tuesday to duty after visiting family, training as a dental technician anticipated. Betty Lou Thomas visits relatives in San Francisco and Southern California. Francis and William Ozanne return to college after summer in Butte. Martha Rebekah lodge No 28 meets 8 p m at St George hall Centerville. USWY Henry W Lawton auxiliary meets 8 p m in Patriotic hall courthouse. Elevator service assured. Mr and Mrs Thomas Blake and son David Mitchell return from coast points after week away. Beaver hotel managers. Ladies auxiliary No 7 IU of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers meets at Swedish hall East Galena. San Francisco convention report to be main order. Albert Tomsich and wife welcome a daughter born at St James hospital. Joe Kim and Boulder welcome a daughter born at St James hospital.
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Paul Erler, Jr
San Diego
Erler
Central High School
Carroll College
Ladies Auxiliary No
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
East Galena
San Francisco
Miners Union Auxiliary No. 7
Awnings damaged after Monday night fire at Floral shop
Firemen answered a alarm at the Butte Floral shop on West Broadway to extinguish a small blaze that damaged an awning in front of the store. The blaze was blamed on a careless person who appears to have discarded a cigarette or match on the canvas.
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Butte Floral Shop
West Broadway
Monnday
New Jumper Pattern 9184 for Girls Ages 6 to 14
Sewing ad for Montana Standard Pattern 9184 shows a jumper with gathers a deep pleat and crisscross tabs and a simple blouse with full sleeves and Peter Pan collar. It lists sizes 6 8 10 12 14 and yardage for jumper and blouse. Includes Sew Chart and a book offer Marian Martin Pall and Winter Pattern Book with shoulders pad pattern. send twenty five cents to order.
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Montana Standard
Pattern Dept
Stevenson Street
San Francisco
Calif
Marian Martin
Army Unit Favors Recreation Center In Butte
At a Monday meeting the Army reserve officers in the Butte area voiced unanimous approval for building a city recreation center. Capt. Harry C. Nelson of the engineer corps spoke on moving men for overseas service. Submarine warfare in World War II was discussed by group members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Reserve
Butte
Harry C. Nelson
Engineer Corps
Unlighted Roadways Figure in Death Toll
Unlighted streets and highways in Montana caused 18 of 21 fatal night crashes in the last three months, while three fatalities occurred on lighted roads. Adequate lighting reduces dark hour deaths by about 73 percent, the street and traffic safety lighting bureau said.
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Cleveland
Montana
Hospital Notes at ST JAMES admit and dismissals listed
The hospital notes list admissions at ST JAMES including Harold Elliott and Victoria Yaddo among others with addresses such as 1301 West Porphyry and 833 West Quartz. Dismissals include Tom Platina Leonard Cislo Mrs William Daly and Mrs Nina Connelly with various listed homes and roads.
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St, James
Harold Elliott
West Porphyry
H. Scott
Montana School of Mines
Catherine Hale
West Silver
Ularia St
Onge
RFC
Butte
Richard Curran
Nevada
Roberta K. Woolverton
Oregon
Earl M. Woods
West Galena
Bill Trevenna
West Center
James Hasley
Placer
W. D. Hustead
Virginia City
Alice Black
East Second
Joseph Livingston
Lowell
Tom Platina
East Park
Leonard Cislo
Columbia Gardens
William Daly
Anaconda Road
Fred Gibson
John Shelsta
William Henry Roberts
Havre
George Chelini
Kennedy
Murray
Victoria Yaddo
West Quartz
Clara Seria
Argyle Hotel
Gerald Johnson
Longfellow
Elen Smyth
Anaconda
David Howard
Sampson
Nina Connelly
Utah
John Kristovich
Burlington
William Thirloway
G. E. DeAlton
South Wyoming
Lacadia Bansirez
South Main
Irene Clemon
Jackson
Thomas Murphy
Minnie Nichols
Boulder
Farmers to Get Crop Survey Questionnaires in Montana
The Bureau of Agriculture Economics will mail crop survey cards to Montana farmers and ranchers to gather data for official state and county crop production figures. U S Agriculture statistician P J Creer explains the purpose, confidentiality, and benefits to producers and dealers, noting reports influence farm programs and risk management.
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Helena
Montana
P. J. Creer
United States Agricultural Statistician
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Creer
Fach
BAE
DAR
Miles City Man Heads County Attorneys Group
The Montana County Attorneys association elected Hugh J. Lemire of Miles City as president and urged the Legislature to clarify gambling laws including slot machines and non profit social clubs. At the convention’s close, Paul J. Murphy of Stanford was named vice president and O Louise Replogle of Lewistown was re elected secretary treasurer.
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Boulder
Montana County Attorneys’ Association
Hugh J. Lemire
Miles City
Paul J. Murphy
Stanford
O. Louise Replogle
Lewistown
Montana commercial managers to hold conference in Helena
The Montana association of Commercial Organization Managers will meet in Helena on October 18 and 19. A. Roberts serves as group president and Phil Kingston of Kalispell is vice president.
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Helena
Montana Association of Commercial Organization Managers
Roberts
Phil Kingston
Kalispell
Helena Shaken By Two Slight Earthquakes
Helena was jolted by two light tremors on Monday afternoon, each short and with no damage reported. The U S Weather Bureau noted the first quake at 2 51 p m lasting three seconds and a second at 2 02 p m lasting one second, with many residents not feeling them. these quakes bring total felt in Helena since October 1935 to 2894 and 2805 respectively.
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Helena
United States Weather Bureau
Whitehall Rodeo Draws Beaverhead Youth Entries
Beaverhead county FFA members will join an amateur rodeo in Whitehall on Oct 9. Youths from Ennis Harrison Sheridan Boulder Three Forks Dillon Twin Bridges and Whitehall compete in events such as parade calf roping steer riding and horse races with prizes. A go western dance closes the day and proceeds fund a Whitehall delegation to the national FFA conclave in Kansas City.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
FFA
Whitehall
Joe Krall
Ennis
Harrison
Sheridan
Boulder
Three Forks
Twin Bridges
Whitehall High School
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City Navy
Montanan Convicted for Armed Robbery
Dan M. Yovetich, 24, a former University of Montana athlete, was convicted on two counts of armed robbery in Long Beach California. He held up a Wilmington market for 304 dollars and robbed a local store owner of 178 dollars. Sentencing set for October 20, bail increased to 20000, remanded to county jail.
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Long Beach
Calif
U.P
Dan M. Yovetich
University of Montana
Percy Hight
Yovetich
Wilmington
Long Beach, Equor
Hight
Masonic Lodge to Honor Vets in Butte No 22
Butte lodge No. 22 of the Masons will award pins for 25 years or more of membership at a special Tuesday meeting. A 6 30 dinner opens the event at the old Masonic temple dining hall, followed by ceremonies in the lodge room. Co A Raymond leads arrangements with David Hopkins as master of ceremonies and Fisher Thompson handling entertainment.
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Butte Lodge No. 22
Old
Masonic Temple
Butte. Co
A. Raymond
David Hopkins
Fisher Thompson
4 H Calf Scramble Plans Completed in Butte
Final arrangements for the second annual 4 H Stock Show and Calf Scramble were set at a Butte Chamber of Commerce meeting. Dale Andrews chairs the general committee. Some 313 animals are entered for the show to be held at Montana Livestock Auction Company yards south of Butte. 1924 H club students compete in events. The show runs October 1 to 3 with the fat stock sale starting at 7 p.m. Saturday. Entries are closed.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Dale Andrews
Montana Livestock Auction Company
Butte
H Club
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Summit Valley Sanitarium
Btewart
GHAND
Frexale
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Brown-Forman Distillers Corporation
Louisville
Kentucky
OLD Forester
Bond
Tetack
Trustees Indorse Recreation Center
YMCA
Butte Soroptimist Club
Hotel Finien
Page Perry
WBA
Silver City No. 3
MCA
Betty Lou Thomas
California
Francis Ozanne
William A. Ozanne
Agnes Ozanne
Garrison
Francis
University of Seattle
William
Montana State University
Missoula
Martha Rebekah
St. George Hall
Centerville
USWY
Henry W. Lawton
Patriotic Hall
Coast Points
Thomas Blake
David Mitchell
Seattle
Blakes
Beaver Hotel
Albert Tomsich
St. James Hospital
Joe Kim
Tory Teu
Army
Bain NE
Owsley Bide
Batie
Supfrevte, Inc
Dr. Scholl
Treasure State News
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St. Joseph
James Wluncles
North Malin
C. R. Haser
Phoenix
Rotary, Kiwanis, Exchange and
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Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis
Exchange
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