Strongman Called by Death in Butte Community
Charles Henry Strongman a Cornwall-born carpenter aged 60 died yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness at his residence 1910 West Granite Street. A 38-year Butte resident, he belonged to Mountain View M E Church Monitor Lodge 35 A F and A M and was a patron of Woodmen of the World. Survived by wife two sons Charles Leonard and Lewis John and granddaughter Bonita with brothers Lewis Prater and John Prater and sister Mrs Carrie Dalny Beattie. Funeral Sunday at a time and place to be announced.
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Charles Henry Strongman
Cornwall
England
Farmy
West Granite Street
Strongman
Butte
West Colusa
Mountain View M.e.church
Monitor Indge No. 35
A. F
A. M
War Time Contract Case to Be Reviewed in Supreme Court
A war time manganese mine contract suit involving Mrs. Tabel and Miss Martha Isabel Hand versus J K Hesser and John Caprice Co. goes to the Supreme Court after notice of appeal. About 30 000 dollars is at stake. Judges Bourquin previously granted judgment on the pleadings, now appealed. The case traces back to 1918 concerning the Trout group at Philipsburg and a dispute over a lease and an added 37 500 dollars paid under alleged repudiation. Appeals prepared by Earle Genzberger and Tom Davis.
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Supreme Court
Tabel
Martha Isabel
J. JK
Philipsburg
der Hand
Hand
Earle ‘Genzberger
Tom Davis
Elks Host Rosemont Carnival Night Entertainment
Elks lodge members of Butte No 240 will aid tonight at Rosemont hall where the Butte Mines band and Silver Bow camp Modern Woodmen drill team perform for a gay carnival. The Elks drum and trumpet corps will parade the streets and lead crowds to the carnival. Legion night featured a concert by the Legion drum corps and ex servicemen helped with hall entertainment. The band and drill team donated part of the proceeds to Legionnaires.
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Butte Lodge No. 240
Elks
Rosemont Hall
Butte Mines
Silver Bow Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Legion
Legionnaires
Sheriff Angus McLeod Drives Butte Anglers Membership
The Butte Anglers' club appeals to members for a $1 fee to fund a membership drive. Sheriff Angus McLeod and campaign committee say headquarters are at the Thorn ton hotel and swift action is needed to plant fish in streams near Butte.
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Butte Angiers’ Club
Angus McLeod
Thornton Hotel
Butte
Sheriff McLeod
Butte Anglers’ Club
Angle
Montana
Anas Condi
Popular young couple united in marriage at St Patrick's
At a nuptial mass Miss Mary Dun Teavy and James P. Lamoureaux wed at St Patrick's church with close relatives present. Afterward they left for New York where the bridegroom will work. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Dunleavy of 604 West Broadway. She grew up in Butte and graduated from Butte High School. The groom, a Butte native, is an electrician at Anaconda company mines. The ceremony featured bridesmaid Miss Margaret Leary and best man Jack Meehan.
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St. Patrick's Church
Butte
Mary Dun Teavy
James P. Lamoureaux
J.M. Venus
New York
Margaret Leary
Jack Meehan
Edward Dunleavy
West Broadway
Pennsylvania
Henry
Anaconda Company Mines
May Lamoureaux
Lamoureux
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C.H Strongman
Carpenter
Ruchard Burke
Richard Burke
West Copper Street
Father Mccormack
Fennlei
William Corbett
Anna Fleming
Holy Cross Cemetery
M. J. Leonard
E Note Mason
J Larson
John. Healy
A Cooney Ed Sullivan
Yum Ana Pon Enony
Sherman & Reed
Rt. Patrick's Church
R. W O'Dea
J. M. Venus
Vince Ian
Thomas Quinlan
Howard Seymore
Joseph Retalie
Thomas Connally
George Reed
Ane Penerat
Annie Ganter
Daly-Shea
F.€. Saccardo
The
Christian Scienes Church
Keller
Opie
Albert Ayers
Shaw
Ambrosetti Toe Briney
J. G. Bailey
George Costello
Elas
Rosemont
Symons
Givin
SY Mons
Fashion Lane Shoes
Kayser
Dimity
Hanes
Kalburnie Ginghams
Kalburnie Gingham
Navy
the Symons Dry Goods Company
United States
Ponkling
Engineers’ Society
Montana Society of Engineers
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