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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
5
A New York social leader discusses punctuality in society events and notes a shift toward timely hosting. The ad promotes Hamilton Watches as valuable gifts for youth, touting models now in stock with prices starting at 48 dollars.
Funeral services for Hubertis Corkish real estate dealer who died last Saturday after a long illness were held yesterday at the Masonic temple by the Butte chapter O E S. The Rev Edward Smith pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal church officiated. Services at Mount Moriah cemetery were conducted by Mount Moriah lodge No 24 AF and AM. Songs by the Masonic quartet H T Pritchard Evan Roberts Leo G McLeod and Trevor Thomas with accompaniment by F T Lester. Pallbearers were Thomas Booth Ge Crane Harry Williams Charles Jackman Walter Olsen and John Maxwell.
Felix Steinle, operations manager for National Parks Airways from Salt Lake City, briefly visited Butte to inspect the new hangar at the Butte airport. The move of the company office to Butte is not yet dated, expected late this month or early July. He stayed for lunch and traveled back to Salt Lake City, with another visit planned next week.
Mrs Bernice Reynolds was elected noble grand of Silver Leaf lodge No 10 Rebekahs at a regular meeting in Enter prise hall. Officers elected include Rosella Lowney vice grand Gladys Reynolds recording secretary Esther Harris financial secretary Florence Bur Treasurer. A social program followed with refreshments.
Mel Clevett former director of the Butte Y M C A physical education department will graduate from the Y M C A college in Chicago this month. He plans post graduate work and an instructor position at the Y college in Chicago.
Canadian road maps received by the Butte Chamber of Commerce promise courteous treatment for U S visitors at border posts. Customs and immigration may process travelers until 9 or 10 p m at Kingsgate B C Corway and Coutts Alberta with maps showing Montana Canada highways and crossing routes.
Silver Bow county reports show criminal and civil trials since January 1 cost a total of 19 350.20 dollars. The figure covers jurors and witnesses in criminal and civil cases as filed with the county clerk and recorder.
Joseph E. Laporte of Montreal asks R. D. McLaughlin, president of the local trainmen, to assist in locating James Henry Clark, a 65 to 70 year old trainman and son of Montana settler James Clark connected with the Grand Trunk railway. McLaughlin welcomes any information on his whereabouts.
San Rafael Military Academy promotes a summer session described as a real vacation for a boy and labeled one of California's finest private schools. Enrollment details are unclear but mention June July and August with options for with or without schooling and all sports. Written by A. L. Stewart Supt Box 8 CW San Rafael California.
The Great Council of the Montana S O O R M passes resolutions honoring Orson N Olds a leading Red Man in the state. They praise his virtues friendship charity and freedom and express deep regret. A copy is sent to his mother and for press publication. A letter from the Great Chief of Records of the United States notes forthcoming national reference and sympathy.
Parking violation cases led the docket in police court with four defendants. Duncan McNall paid a $5 fine for over the 45 minute limit. a woman was cleared on a wrong parking charge. Two defendants failed to appear and a bench warrant issued. John Nugent ordered detained five days for medical attention. Nugent, elderly and feverish, was charged with vagrancy. Four alleged drunks were fined $5 each, four more dismissed.
F. H. Sarles, notable Good Templar, returned from Salt Lake City where he held a reunion with his son Henry and two daughters. Henry, formerly assistant scout executive in the Butte district, is now in private enterprise at Lakeview Oregon and also serves as scout executive. The Sarles daughters reside in Aspen Colorado. Fred, another son, sent a card from Cincinnati announcing the arrival of a granddaughter.
Julius Wirtonen of 126 Covert Street is charged with grand larceny for allegedly taking $30, two gold rings and a wrist watch from Miss Sylvia Anderson at a Monday night party on East Granit Street. Detectives arrested him early yesterday on East Park Street while in possession of the bank book and about $7.
Three year old Vern Cutler visiting relatives at 129 North Idaho street wandered from a meadow area near Waterloo yesterday. He was found three hours later by Bell mine yard fire chief George Lapp and returned to his frantic parents after deputies assisted.
James Geraci and Tom Gee were committed as narcotic addicts to the state hospital at Warm Springs by Judge J J Lynch. Charges of unlawfully possessing narcotics against them were dismissed. Ed Marland’s possession charge was dismissed on county attorney motion.
Miss Margaret Lynch daughter of Judge and Mrs J J Lynch married Henry Martin an employee of the Excelsior Meat Market in Anaconda on May 25. They will establish a home at 315 North Alabama Street.
Plans for Montana State School of Mines commencement week were announced by Dr. Francis A. Thomson. Speaker Dr. Henry Neumann, Brooklyn Ethical Culture president, will address Friday evening in the gym. The junior prom, first ever, tops events with 400 couples expected.
About 60 employees and spouses gathered at the Krussman home to honor E A Krussman president of the investment company for his birthday. A gold watch was presented, and the evening ended with a luncheon and dancing.
Roberts Williams George Roberts 24 and Ethel May Williams 22 both of Butte. Lynch Mooney William D. Lynch 25 and Ann Mooney 19 both of Butte. Beck Wetherill James H. Beck 25 and Irene Wetherill 18 both of Dewey.
Miss Irene Wetherill and James H. Beck wed yesterday at the courthouse in a quiet ceremony performed by Judge J. J. Lynch. The report notes many new electric plants planned for South.
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