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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1932

Page

3

Love God Sparks May Marriages in Silver Bow County

Dan Cupid returns to form as May weddings rise to 38 couples in Silver Bow County, up 10 from March. Divorcees fall to 12 in May, while year to date licenses reach 162 and divorces 65, trailing 1931. Edinburgh sends fingerprints of 704 persons to Scotland Yard for case work.

Dan Cupid Silver Bow County Francis P. Kelley Edinburgh Scotland Scotland Yard London

Very Hard Pimples on Face Healed by Cuticura

Miss Freida Rempel of Jansen Nebraska describes severe pimples all over her face that caused itching and sleepless nights. She used a free Cuticura sample and then purchased soap and ointment, reporting complete healing after use. Cuticura Soap and Ointment priced 25c each and 25c to 50c, talcum 25c. Sample offered free from Cuticura Laboratories Dept H Malden Mass.

Freida Rempel Jansen Neb Cutiura Laboratories Dept. H Malden Mass

Mines School Yearbook Issued With Noted Figures and Humor

The Montana School of Mines in Butte issued its annual Magma yearbook produced by the junior class. Editor Gordon L. Postle led a staff including Fred A. Roeder and Emmett G. Simmons. the business team featured William C. McLaughlin and Stockton Veasy. Contents cover campus life, sports, classes, humor, and faculty, with tributes to Louis V. Bender and Major Chauncey L. Berrien. President Francis A. Thomson lauds 1931-32 as an outstanding year.

Butte Magma Montana School of Mines Gordon L. Postle Fred A. Roeder Emmett G. Simmons Evan A. Gustafson William C. McLaughlin Stockton Veasy Francis A. Thomson College Shield

Butte Briefs Highlights Local Happenings

Small fire at 641 Utah avenue reported to the station was extinguished with no damage. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilke of Wisdom at Deaconess hospital. Allen Olson of Wisdom leaves Deaconess hospital after treatment. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dolan at St. James hospital. Howard Code's condition improves after Monday night auto crash. Frank Klobchar and family depart Butte for New York to sail June 4 for a European trip.

Utah Avenue Frank Wilke Wisdom Deaconess Hospital Williewill Seren Anita Richards Allen Olson Francis Dolan West Mercury Street St. James Hospital Howard Code Code E. Wilson New York Frank Klobchar Butte New York City Europe

Damages Awarded After Flood Case Against Milwaukee Railway

Three plaintiffs sought 3100 for flood damage to property from the Milwaukee railway. A jury in Judge Frank L. Riley's court awarded 1600 total after two hours deliberation. Plaintiffs were Anton Spreitzer Amanda Hedin and Loretta Mooney with varied award amounts. Also, over 6000 Oak trees from Cobham Hall estate near Gravesend England sold at auction.

Milwaukee Railway Frank L. Riley Department of Court Anton Spreitzer Amanda Hedin Loretta Cobham Hall Gravesend England

Montana's New U S Marshal Rolls in to Butte

Rolla Duncan, longtime Montanan and former Billings theater operator, arrives in Butte to open the federal court term as United States marshal for Montana succeeding Thomas Bolton. Duncan, a veteran lawman from Helena to Lewis and Clark County, has held posts from sheriff to postmaster and ran for state railroad commissioner.

Rolla Duncan Montana United States Butte State Capitol Lewis and Clark County Billings Lewistown Idaho Washington Fox United States Marshal Harding Claude Harmon Tom Bolton

Popular Butte Matron Dies After Brief Illness

Margaret H Hampston a longtime Butte resident and active church and fraternal worker died suddenly yesterday at her daughter’s home 522 South Excelsior street Born in Ireland 60 years ago she came to the United States as a child and to Butte as a young woman Survived by three daughters Mrs Eugene Hogan Mrs J E Healy of Butte and Mrs F H McNichols of Seattle three sisters Miss Mary Hartnett of New York City Miss Julia Hartnett and Miss Helen Hartnett of Manchester New Hampshire The body lies at Daly Shea mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements

Margaret H. Hampston Butte Eugene Hogan South Excelsior Street Hampton Ireland Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Society J. E. Healy F. H. McNichols Seattle Mary Hartnett New York City Julia Helen Hartnett Manchester N. H Daly Shea

Reckless Driving Charge In Park Atlantic Collision

A reckless driving charge was filed yesterday in justice court against Owen Brundage after his car struck the rear of a street car near Park and Atlantic streets in the early morning. Brundage was slightly injured. the auto was totally demolished. Motorman Joe Winters was the complaining witness.

Justice Court Owen Brundage Park and Atlantic Streets Brundage Joe Winters

Butte Scouts Earn Eagle Ranks Seeley and Stockfieth to be Honored

Twenty nine Butte Boy Scouts and leaders passed examinations at the May board of review. Eagle ranks will be conferred on Albert Mitchell and Alfred Stockfieth at the court of honor session June 7 in Judge Lynch's courtroom. Several other scouts earned Life Star and First and Second class ranks and merit badges.

Butte Board of Review Albert Mitchell Alfred Stockfieth Court of Honor J. J. Lynch Herbert Barrett Bob Galer Harold Jacobson John Baird Douglas Bush Frederick Kistler Bill Tamietti Kenneth Yates William Morgan James Kellett Herb Barrett Tom Barrett Kenneth Dean James Driscoll Jack O'Flynn Gillette Griswold Robert Hamilton George Hanson Fred Kistler Joseph Levesy Harold Miller Jack O’connor Eugene Keene Herbert MacLean Warren Monger Clayton Lupton Charles Sebold Court of Honor Committee W. L. Beatty E. G. Leipheimer Fred Root Homer Hagens Clark Veach Peter McDonald W. F. O'Brien Paul Campbell Lewis Prater Kenneth Eisler J. H. Hocking

Anthony Crowe Dies After Long Illness In Local Hospital

Anthony Crowe died here yesterday after a long illness. A 66 year old resident for 30 years, he came from Iowa as a youth and worked in Butte mines most of his life until illness. Three sisters, Mrs Vaughan of Chicago, Mrs Gillen and Mrs H L Chapin of Forsyth, survived by bedside. Body at Daly-Shea mortuary pending funeral arrangements.

Anthony Crowe Iowa Butte Mines Mary Vaughan Chicago Ella Gillen H. L. Chapin Forsyth Daly-Shea Mortuary

Labor Unions Plan State Convention in Montana

The Montana Federation of Labor will hold its annual state convention on June 28 with Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council announcing the event. Finlen hotel is headquarters and over 175 delegates are expected to attend. Francis McKelvey chairs the planning committee with a team including Paul J. Erler and F. W. Krabler among others.

Montana Federation of Labor Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council Finlen Hotel Francis McKelvey Paul J. Erler F. W. Krabler L. H. Bradley Theodore Stein Lena Mattausch Harry Grimes A. L. Pederson Charles Young C. H. Davies A. A. Sundberg T. H. Holman W. A. Grabenstein C. Rooney

Prominent Kalispell Couple Wed At Christ Church

Miss Violet Passey wed L. L. Goddard at Christ Episcopal Church Kalispell in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles A. Wilson. The couple, longtime local residents active in city music, were later hosted at the Little Cafe for a wedding dinner.

Kalispell Christ Episcopal Church Violet Passey L. L. Goddard Charles A. Wilson Roy Johnston Ina Music Goddard Mrs. Goddard

Civil Term of Court Opens with 50 Cases

Judge William Carroll's department starts a civil term with more than 50 trials scheduled. A 50-member juror panel was drawn a week ago and will report this morning after jurors’ excuses are heard. The first case begins once the panel is arranged.

William EE. Carroll

Checks Given to Jurors in Court

Checks totaling 2.20 were paid to 38 jurors in Judge Frank L. Riley's department for the past month's jury duty in the civil term. Thirteen jurors excused from duty received one day's pay.

Frank L. Riley Department of Court

Montanans Visiting Montanans Across The State

A list of Montanans visiting other Montanans across cities such as Great Falls Anaconda Wisdom Missoula Helena Butte and Billings. The roster names pairs of residents traveling together or hosting visits including families and individuals from Helena Missoula Billings Havre and surrounding towns.

Arizona George Snell Great Falls John G. Miller Anaconda R. L. Waddell J. H. Miller Maxville K. M Elling Ennis W. W. Phillips Malta W. G. Kurtz Havre Thornton W. R. Ewing Missoula J. H. Duncan Helena H. Bennett Viginia City Curt Dennis Leggat Percy F. Dodd

Anaconda Democrats See Candidacies Filed for Posts

Anaconda May 31 Special candidate filings. T A Sullivan of 413 Cedar street files to run for public administrator on the Democratic ticket. Val Gallo seeks precinct committeeman in Lost Creek district. J E B Clifford of the Flood block files as precinct committeeman for the Fifth precinct on the Democratic ticket.

Anaconda T. A. Sullivan Cedar Street Val Gallo Lost Creek J. E B. Clifford

Anaconda Girl Wins State Essay Contest

Miss Aileen McGinley a senior at St. Peter's Central high school won the state essay contest sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians she also placed fourth in the national contest as reported by national chairman Mary J Holde she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank McGinley 24 Cherry street

Anaconda Aileen McGinley St. Peter's Central High School Ladies’ Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians Mary J. Holde Miss McGinley Frank McGinley Cherry Street

Como to preside at baccalaureate rites

The Rev. John F. Como rector of St Mark's Episcopal church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Sunday services at 8 o'clock in the Junior high school. He will be assisted by city pastors. Music by Anaconda high school glee clubs and orchestra directed by Charles R. Cutts.

Anaconda John F. Como St. Mark's Episopal Church

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Scouts and Leaders General Electric Swift Mazda Hotpoint L & H Electric White Cross Mines School Peta Vary Intermountain Transportation CO Popular Butte Russel Oil Company Russell Teapot Main and Mercury Russell's Filling Station Granite Wyoming RACER Montana Street Rowe Road Logal Hospital Labor Unions Kalispell 15 Gold Coast Africa Hennessy’s Rayon Loe Anaconda Department Como Ovni Tey F. A. Ironside North Main Street
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