Conoco Travel Bureau talk links tourists to Big West trip
J J Foley of Conoco spoke on tourist travel at a Rotary Kiwanis lunch in the New Finlen. Claude E Perry showed a talking film covering points from Chicago to Old Mexico. Kean reported broader club visitation and 1096 reinstatements amid a nationwide tour ending June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoco Way
J. J. Foley
Conoco Oil Company
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
New Finlen
Claude E. Perry
Poncho City
Okla
Conoco Travel Bureau
Atlantic
Pacific
Chicago
Old Mexico
Fay Cannon
Henry Hirsh
Kiwanians
Reuben Schaefer
International Field Service
Franklin H. Kean
Washington, D. C
Kean
United States
California
Nevada
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Colorado
Kansas
George Rudolph Dechsii
Thomas J. Davis
Curtis H. Wilson
School of Mines
Frank C. Walker
Cannon
Fisher
Foley
Titusville
Colonel Drake
Conoco
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Montana
Lee Dennis Declines Run for Public Service Commissioner
Lee Dennis of Great Falls announced in Butte that he will not seek the railroad and public service commissioner post this year, despite friends urging him to run. A former commissioner, he has lived in Great Falls 43 years and served two terms totaling 12 years, earning national notice for Montana’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dennis
Great Falls
Butte
Railroad and Public Service Commission
Montana
Flathead Lake
Dennis
Cascade County
Candidates file petitions for Democratic central committee
Petitions for the Democratic central committee primary on July 17 were filed with Clerk John Holland. Filers include Gerald Driscoll of 548 Franklin Street precinct 16 John Mearne of 1963 Lowell Avenue precinct 35 James Harvey of 1722 Wilson Avenue precinct 51 and Neal Shea of 720 North Montana Street precinct 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
John Holland
Gerald
Harp) Driscoll
Franklin Street
John Mearne
Lowell Avenue
James Harvey
Wilson Avenue
Neal Shea
Montana Street
Butte Chamber of Commerce Directors to review past month
At noon the Butte Chamber of Commerce directors will meet at the Finlen hotel to review activities from the past month and discuss reports, led by chairman Dr. Peter Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Finlen Hotel
Peter Potter
3000 Butte Children Attend Columbia Gardens Day outing
About 3000 Butte children under fourteen, guided by numerous attendants, visit Columbia Gardens for the season's first weekly children's day. They roam park sections, enjoy lunches in the grove north of the greenhouse, and arrive in crowds between 10 and 11. The open days begin after nine, as flowers bloom across the resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Penalties To Start On Delinquent 1933 Taxes Today
Delinquent 1933 tax payments will incur penalties and interest from today, with exceptions only for returns mailed before midnight last night. County treasurer Mervin Dempsey noted about 165000 dollars received in the prior month as mail returns await opening, while city treasurer Bernard Holland said receipts cannot be fully reported until mail payments are tallied over the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Dempsey
Bernard Holland
Installation Planned By Butte Elks No 240
Butte lodge No 240 Elks completed plans for installing officers next Thursday night with William Whelan exalted ruler elect in charge in Hanley’s absence. Installation begins at 8 with Dr F B Savage leading ritual work assisted by past rulers. Public program set for June 14 at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Lodge
Elks
William Whelan
Wilbur Hanley
F. B. Savage
Savage
Fred Root
Jury Panel Dismissed In Judge Riley Court Economy Move
Judge Frank L. Riley dismissed the jury panel in his department as an economy measure for the spring term which began May 1. With three cases left to trial on indefinite dates juries may be borrowed from Judge Downey if available. A fourth case, Harry Gale charged with carrying weapons, was vacated due to venue motion uncertainty. Gale was arrested May 22 after a mob threatened his family. he faced the weapon charge as he protected his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Riley
Department of District Court
T. E. Downey
Harry Gale
Gale
Sheriff's Deputies
Aoge Throwers Smash Windows In Two Stores
Windows were broken at two Butte business houses early yesterday by rock throwing vandals. A Standard Market clerk reported a man entered Heath grocery, ordered cigars, paid nothing, then threw rocks through windows and returned to throw a third stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Standard Market
South Main Street
Heath Grocery
South Montana
GEG Crew to Resume Grazing Land Survey
A four man crew under J E Weaver will restart survey work on grazing lands in national forest areas. The effort covers about 400000 acres this season with 1600000 total acres in the region and 600000 currently in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEG
National Forest
CCC
J. E. Weaver
Montana University
T. Ferguson
Car Returned Before Owner Missed It
A car owned by Joe Harrington at 61614 South Wyoming Street was recovered yesterday under the Nevada Avenue Viaduct by Officers Ernett Sullivan Dick Mundy and Jack Duggan and returned before the owner realized it had been taken. Thieves abandoned the car after removing both front tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Harrington
South
Wyoming Street
Nevada Avenue
Ernett Sullivan
Dick Mundy
Jack Duggan
Vagrancy and disturbance cases in county court
John ONeill arrested on South Main street by Officer Ernett Sullivan was sentenced to 30 days in county jail after trial before Police Magistrate L A Buckley on a state vagrancy charge. Frank Bennetts was fined 15 dollars after pleading guilty to a disturbance charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Neill
South Main Street
Ernett Sullivan
L. A. Buckley
Frank Bennetts
Suit Dismissed in Settlement of Gayer v Kistler
A stipulation for dismissal was filed in district court by John Gayer through guardian Anna Gayer and Herbert D. Kistler with parties consent. The case is fully settled on the merits with prejudice, the document shows.
Butte Blacksmith Jerry ONeill Laid To Rest
Last rites were held at St Marys church for Jerry ONeill a prominent Butte blacksmith who died Sunday after 40 years in the city. The ceremony at St Patrick cemetery featured Rev James Nolan elder nephews and a junior choir with pallbearers named Shea Sullivan Hennegan Harrington and Riley among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Jerry O'Neill
Butte
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
O'Neill
James M. Nolan
Joseph Hill
Los Angeles
Last Rites Held for Carl Verling
Funeral services for Carl Verling the drowning victim were held at Covenant Mission church with Rev. R. E. Johnson officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery as friends gathered. Verling, a noted Butteman, died Monday while fishing in Rock Creek, 25 miles west of Philipsburg. Choir sang Lights of Home and The Lord Knows Why. Linnea Peterson and Ruth Sjoblom performed with Mrs. R. E. Johnson accompanying. Pallbearers were Theodore Peterson Elmer Thompson Harry Bergren Elmer Wilson Elmer Gustafson and Edwin Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Verling
Covenant Mission Church
R. E. Johnson
Mountain View Cemetery
Verling
Butteman
Rock Creek
Philipsburg
Home
Linnea Peterson
Ruth Sjoblom
Theodore Peterson
Elmer Thompson
Harry Bergren
Elmer Wilson
Elmer Gustafson
Edwin Johnson
Funeral for 10 year old Stevie Stevens
Large crowd attends funeral services at a Greek Orthodox church for Stevie Stevens a 10 year old Butte boy killed Monday by accidental pistol discharge. Rev Anthony Girtridits of Great Falls conducts the service with interment at Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevie Stevens
Butte
Gus Stevens
East
Galena Street
Anthony Girtridits
Great Falls
Mountain View Cemetery
Grant School
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Angie Vucurovich
Rose Perlin
Annie Sticar
Sylvia Riveria
Angeline Turekis
Sis Kudony
Lorrane Anderson
Peter Vucurovich
Nick Zecevich
Tom Cacaras
Antone Delmoe
Ralph Riveria
Bill Turekis
Funeral services for Henry F. Mosher in Butte
The Rev Thomas Ashworth officiated the funeral for Henry F Mosher pioneer Butte druggist at St John s Episcopal church Burial followed at Mountain View cemetery The body was moved from White mortuary to the church at noon Mosher owned a drug store at 1801 Harrison avenue and died in Portland Oregon early Monday after living in Butte for 20 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ashworth
Henry F. Mosher
Pioneer Butte
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Mr. Mosher
Harrison Avenue
Portland
Ore
Requiem High Mass for Arthur L. Smith
A funeral service was held yesterday at St. Ann's Church for Arthur L. Smith a well known south side grocer. The procession formed at 2411 Harvard Ave before moving to Holy Cross cemetery where burial took place. Attendees included members of the Butte Elks lodge with Rev. M M English officiating and the choir performing responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's Church
Arthur L. Smith
South Side
Harvard Avenue
Holy Cross Cemetery
Butte Elks Lodge
M. M. English
Neal Rainville
William Morgan
M. Weber
Ralph Bedson
M. Philips
Charles Youlden
Denny Driscoll
Charles Bare
Preston Doble
Ambrose Taylor
Dave Crevette
Charles Bowser
Ask Dismissal of Suit Against Store
A stipulation for dismissal of the action of Susan Carey against Safeway Stores Inc was filed in district court yesterday by counsel with consent of parties. The matter has been fully settled on its merits as stated in the stipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Carey
Safeway Stores, Inc
SEARCH LAUNCHED FOR BUTTE BOY RAY FOWLER
An extensive search is underway in western Montana and nearby states for Ray Fowler a 13 year old missing from 435 West Iron Street Since Monday he attended school and planned to hike He is described as 5 feet 8 15 inches tall weighs about 120 pounds with blue eyes dark brown hair and a dark complexion Relatives think he may be headed toward the Pacific coast or Nevada to seek work Anyone knowing his whereabouts should contact the sheriff's office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Ray Fowler
West Iron Street
Fowler
Pacific Coast
Nevada
Sheriff's Office
Ladies Aid and Batons Club Activities Reported
The Ladies Aid of Mount Bethel church meets this evening in the church parlors. A Batons club council met Monday in Hibernia hall with Miss Ann Sullivan presiding. They planned Squires breakfast for Sunday in the club room with members serving. Attendees included Mrs. Alice Johnston Mrs. Helen Hull Mrs. Ben Morganstern Miss Gertrude Gilmore Miss Helen Lee Miss Ella Chirgwin Miss Kathleen Carabin Miss Helen Shea Miss Ann Sullivan Miss Peggy Sullivan and Miss Jennie Lee. Mildred Opie sister of Elizabeth Opie formerly of Centerville now in Seattle arrived last week to visit brother William Opie and sister Mrs Rogers. She dined Monday with Mrs. Annie Harris and others on Gladstone Terrace. Patricia Jean and Billy Goodall returned from Park City to be with Mr and Mrs Goodall and infant daughter at 921 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batons Club
Hibernia Hall
Ann Sullivan
Squires
Alice Johnston
Helen Hull
Ben Morganstern
Gertrude Gilmore
Helen Lee
Ella Chirgwin
Kathleen Carabin
Helen Shea
Ann Sulllivan
Peg Sullivan
Jennie Lee
Mildred Opie
Elizabeth Opie
Centerville
Seattle
City
William Opie
Zarelda Street
Rogers
Annie Harris
Gladstone Terrace
Local Notables In Community Notices From Parish Events
Miss Margaret Rowe returns home from Froid where she taught last year at the high school. James Sullivan at St James hospital is reported in good condition. Eddie Curran travels to Louisville for a national motion picture operators convention. Parish ladies plan a card party at St Marys hall on North Main Street. Mrs Louis Shimmon and infant return home at 321 North Jackson. George Collins ill at home. Jerry Sheehan a patient at St James hospital in good condition. Clarence Michael infant baptized at St Lawrence church with sponsors Loretta Heffren and Al Castigloni. Security Harmony council juveniles meet at Moose hall at 7 pm followed by Harmony council at 8 pm.
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Margaret Rowe
Caledonia Street
Froid
James Sullivan
East la Platte Street
St. James Hospital
Eddie Curran
North Main Street
Louisville
St. Mary's Parish
Oscar Slette
Mike Sullivan
Patrick Sheehan
Elizabeth Sullivan
Rose Shoviin
John Shea
J. D. Sullivan
Tim Shea
B. Spencer
John Tiernan
Carry Sullivan
Margaret Shea
Maurice Torpey
Mary Sullivan
Louis Shimmon
North Jackson Street
Jerry Sheehan
West Agate Street
St. Lawrence Church
Clarence Michael
Clifford Malone
P. H. MacDonald
Loretta Heffren
al Castigloni
Police recover Dr Holm’s stolen typewriter
A typewriter reported stolen last week from Dr P O Holm’s office was recovered by Police Officers Charles Rodda and James Money yesterday. An 11 year old youth alleged to be attempting to sell the machine to a local merchant was placed in the juvenile detention ward of the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Holm
Charles Rodda
James Money
Rural mail carriers to take stock census
Butte rural carriers will survey livestock for the agriculture department to aid farmers in marketing crops and livestock. The study aims to report spring pig crop size, projected fall pig crop, dairy and poultry trends, and spring lamb crop, with completion by June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Department of Agriculture
Post Office
Butte Briefs Items From The Local Truman era
Miss Ferguson at home convalescing at 673 Colorado street. Miss Ramona Berta, Woolworth employee, vacationing in Red Lodge. Miss Rose Favero, 118 East Broadway, left for the Chicago exposition and visit. Paul Gow, president and GM of North Butte, returned from a four month trip to Washington, D. C. and other eastern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ferguson
Colorado Street
Red Lodge
Ramona Berta
Woolworth
Chicago
Rose Favero
East Broadway
Paul R. Gow
North Butte
Washington, D. C
Justice Court Hears Speed Violation Charge Against T. E. Doyle
A complaint charging T. E. Doyle with violating speed regulations was filed in justice court yesterday. Complainant witness named Mrs. Matt Laukkonen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
T. E. Doyle
Matt Laukkonen
May licenses and divorces rise in county records
A total of 47 marriage licenses were issued in May and 17 divorce decrees granted. The license total was six less than April and nearly double last May. Divorces rose from five in April, with May total six higher than in May 1933, per F. P. Kelly? clerk of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Kelly
Surveying Lighting for New NIA Mail Line Beacons Planned
The department of commerce aeronautics bureau surveyed lighting facilities for a permanent Fargo to Seattle air route via Butte. L. L. Jilson conducts final inspections selecting beacon sites and emergency fields. Northwest Airways started on a temporary contract last Saturday, with winter readiness expected. Butte, a key air center, hosts the region’s largest field and can receive rapid lighting upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Seattle
Butte
Department of Commerce, Aeronautics Bureau
L. L. Jilson
Northwest Airways Inc
St. Paul
Salt Lake City
Northwest
Scouts Attend National Meeting in Buffalo N Y
Dr John A Donovan of Butte joins E B Bardwell of Great Falls and Dr J W West of Idaho Falls on the Rocky Mountain regional executive committee attending the national Boy Scout meeting in Buffalo New York this week local executives report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Donovan
Butte
Boy Scout
Rocky Mountain
Buffalo
N. Y
E. 8. Bardwell
Great Falls
J. W. West
Idaho Falls
Federal Mediator Plans Two Conferences On Strike
Federal mediator R. C. Jacobson announced two meetings to be held at the New Finlen today, one at 10 a m and one in the afternoon, with union representatives and Anaconda company officials to discuss the strike situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Mediator
R. C. Jacobson
Anaconda Company
New Finlen
Mr. Jacobson
Unity Meetings At Y M C A Open To Public
Unity Truth Center holds today at 2 30 pm a study on What Are You and an 8 pm lecture Fulfilled Promises led by Mrs Mary E Wessel at the Y M C A The next week program features Dr T M Minard minister of the Divine Science church Portland Ore as speaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Truth Center
Mary E. Wessel
Unity
T. M. Minard
Divine Science Church
Portland
Ore
When Poisons Clog Kidneys and Irritate Bladder
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a diuretic to flush kidneys and relieve bladder irritation. It claims symptoms of kidney weakness include night awakenings, puffy eyes, cramps, and backache, urging readers to buy the Haarlem product from Haarlem in Holland for 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
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Riley
AOGE
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Herbert D. Kistler
District Court
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Mosher
Smith Services
North and East Side News
Ladies’ Aid of
Mount Bethel Church
Harold Goodall
West Daly Street
Patricia Jean
Billy
Park City
Mrs. Goodall
John Goodall
Frank Maloughney
George Collins
East Daly Street
Security of Harmony Council
Moose Hall
Harmony Council
James Skinner
Jane Easter
Tor Tell
Angel
Aia Eari
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
NIA
Wonderwear
HANES
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
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