Esteemed Butte Matron Dies at 78 in Nine Mile
Mrs. Emadile Guay died yesterday morning at Nine Mile aged 78. A native of Canada she had lived in Butte for 48 years. She is survived by husband Arthur Guay five daughters two sons thirty grandchildren and one sister. Remains are at Duggan Merrill mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emadile Guay
Nine Mile
Canada
Butte
Arthur Guay
A. Michael
Mary Montfort
Three Rivers
G. Redfern
Jack Walker
William Stetzuir
Silver Bow
Achille Guay
Edgar Guay
Josephine Chabot
Duggan-Merrill Mortuary
Funeral notice for Mrs Bridget Caros of Butte
Mrs Bridget Caros aged 38 died yesterday morning at 1018 Utah Avenue. Survived by husband Nick Caros, daughter Mrs Ed Sundberg, four sons, grandson Ellen Sundberg and Don Sundberg, sisters Gust Kallis and Margaret Tobin, aunts, brother Emmett Tobin, nephews and nieces. Body at Sherman Reed funeral home. funeral time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Caros
Utah Avenue
Butte
Nick Caros
Ed Sundberg
George
Emmitt
Nick
John Caros
Ellen
Don Sundberg
Gust Kallis
Margaret Tobin
Sacramento
Cal
Josephine Rodda
Anna Graham
Charity Edina
South Bend
Ind
Emmett Tobin
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Funeral services for Peter J. Nelson at Covenant Mission
A funeral was held yesterday afternoon for Peter J. Nelson at Covenant Mission Church with Rev. R. E. Johnson officiating. Nelson, a noted West Side resident, was buried at Mount Moriah Cemetery after a cortege from Duggan Merrill mortuary. Attendees included Fidelity Lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Nelson
Covenant Mission Church
R. E. Johnson
Nelson
West Side
Mount Moriah
Duggan-Merrill
Fidelity Lodge
Election clerks to receive pay at city hall today
City Clerk Charles Dineen will distribute 1200 in checks to 80 Butte residents who served as election clerks and judges in the March city primaries and the April general election. Pay is available at the clerk’s office.
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Charles Dineen
Butte
Tagged drivers to get warrants at city hall
Warrants will be served this afternoon on 49 Butte motorists jailed for traffic violations who failed to answer city hall summons. Those who settle before this afternoon pay 2.50 bond instead of 1.00. others arrested will face the bond requirement.
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Butte
City Hall
Y M C A field man lauds Butte unit and struggle
Edward F. Denison national field man of the Y M C A praised the Butte Y M C A leadership led by Sam Parker and B J Gunderson. He cited national figures noting 700 Y M C A buildings and only five closed in three years. He said income in 1933 was 67 percent of 1929 while demand rose 123 percent, underscoring the need during depression. Denison departed for Helena.
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Butte
Edward F. Denison
Chicago
Denison
National Council of the Young Men's Christian Association
Butte Y. M. C. A
Sam Parker
B. J. Gunderson
Moose Lodge Hosts Saturday Charity Gathering
Moose Lodge No. 451 and Women of the Moose entertained about 150 members from Deer Lodge Anaconda Helena and Dillon at their regular meeting Saturday night. The program featured Kathleen Harris OKeefe the Rollman trio Everett Cummings Carl Rollman Louise Rubatto Cornelius Appel and Juanita Summers followed by dancing and refreshments.
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Moose Lodge No
Women of the Moose
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Helena
Dillion
Kathleen Harris O'Keefe
Rollman
Everett Cummings
Carl Rollman
Louise Rubatto
Cornelius Appel
Juanita Summers
Eagle Rank To Be Given Youth At Court Of Honor
The highest scout rank Eagle will be conferred tonight on Thomas Barry of Troop 28 during the court of honor in Judge Frank L. Riley's courtroom at the courthouse. 31 other awards go to 27 Boy Scouts. Rev Father Peter F. McDonald to preside. ceremonies start at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barry
Frank L. Riley
Peter F. McDonald
Albert Weissberg
Paul Schapiro
William Blank
Jack Marshall
Warren Streett
Leonard Babcock
John Dougherty
Robert Hamilton
Bill Hardy
Harold Jacobsen
Herbert McLean
John Prater
Tom Prater
Robert Thompson
Arthur Woodside
Elmo Beal
Melvin Branter
Thomas Courtney
Elmer Harrington
Donald Miller
Clyde Nerborne
Robert Sorensen
James H King Dies Noted Butte Business Leader
James H King president of the Butte Floral company dies in a local hospital after an illness of 11 days. He moved to Seattle 10 years ago and co owned Supply Laundry and National Laundry. Survived by brother Philo and four sisters in Missouri Montana California Texas friendships with Masons and Elks noted. Body to White funeral home.
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Butte
Montana
James H. King
Butte Floral Company
Seattle
Philo King
Great Falls
Mr. King
Missouri
Philo
Coast City
Elks Lodge
Butte Elks Lodge
Silver Bow Lodge
Bagdad Temple of the Shrine
Montana Commander
Lynch seeks Democratic nomination for South Butte constable
Maurice F Harp Lynch filed with Clerk John Holland for the Democratic nomination as justice of the peace in South Butte township. He is the current South Butte constable, a city native, World War Navy veteran, teamster and father of two. He lives at 1501 Harrison Avenue and pledges Justice to All as his slogan. A. W Anderson also filed for the state legislature on a Progressive Legislation platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice F. “Harp” Lynch
John Holland
South Butte
Lynch
Harrison Avenue
A. W. Anderson
East Summit Street
Anderson
Government Sells Horses Taken in Recent Roundup
A sale conducted yesterday at the Dry Cottonwood ranger station by Charles Joy, assistant supervisor of the Deer Lodge area, sold 24 horses seized during a roundup of trespassers on forest grazing lands. Only two horses were redeemed by their owners.
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Dry Cottonwood
Charles Joy
Deer Lodge
Railway officials visit Butte ranks officials listed
Railway officials visiting Butte yesterday included J. J. ONeill of Seattle assistant general manager of the Great Northern in charge of the western lines Tom Dixon of Great Falls Great Northern station superintendent and Ed Kellogg of Seattle district passenger agent for the Pennsylvania line.
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Butte
J. J. O'Neill
Seattle
The
Great Northern
Western Lines
Tom Dixon
Great Falls
Ed Kellogg
Pennsylvania Line
Johnson and Hughes Held on State Vagrancy Charge
George Johnson and Elva Hughes were arrested on East Plantinum Street yesterday on a state vagrancy charge by Officers Jack Duggan and Emmett Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Elva Hughes
East Plantinum Street
Jack Duggan
Emmett Sullivan
Aldermen Plan Group Meetings At City Hall
Five aldermanic committees schedule meetings at city hall today ahead of the Wednesday council session. The street and alley and storm sewer groups meet at 2 pm, legislative and paying at 4 pm, and the finance committee at 7 30 pm. Fourteen aldermen are expected to attend. Joe Duffy and Walter Freshman are not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dineen
Joe Duffy
Walter Freshman
Action Dismissed in Downey Court Proceedings
In Downey Court yesterday Judge T E Downey ordered the action of Helen Likor ish against Frank Fisher dismissed without prejudice on motion by the plaintiff's counsel. The will contest of Felix Ogier, deceased, scheduled for trial this term was vacated at the request of the contesting counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Likorish
Frank
Fisher
T. E. Downey
Felix Ogier
Coast Surgeon Dr Pettit to Lecture on Facial Surgery
Dr J A Pettit, Pacific coast surgeon and head of St Vincent's hospital Portland Ore, will present a slide lecture in a combined meeting of medical and dental societies at the Finlen hotel tonight at 8 o'clock. He travels to Cleveland to attend the AMA meeting and will discuss general surgical principles in facial and jaw surgery. Local dentists and physicians from Anaconda Helena Bozeman Dillon Deer Lodge Philipsburg and Sheridan will attend.
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J. A Pettit
Finlen Hotel
Dr Pettit
Pacific Coast
St. Vincent's Hospital
Portland
Ore
Cleveland
Ohio
American Medical Association
Silver Bow County
Tysmol Pain Reliever Emollient Advertisement
Tysmol is a powerfully penetrating absor bent that soothes and heals by reaching burning nerves through pores. It claims to stop muscle cramps and joint stiffness, offering relief from soreness and numbness. The ad urges readers to buy at drug stores and Paxson & Rockefeller Co. advertises.
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Paxson & Rockefeller Co
Camp Fire Group Plans Week-Long Seven Gates Outing
Sacajawea Camp Fire girls depart Friday for a week at Seven Gates under guardian Miss Janet McLanahan with Miss Alice Combo assisting. Participants from Helena include Janet Mumelow Viola Garding Jane Gregg Jacqueline Hewitt Olga Kidd Dorothy Lloyd Inez Matson Helen McDonald Dolores Nance Marjorie Richardson Alice Arnold and Mary McLanahan.
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Sacajawea Camp Fire
Janet McLanahan
Seven Gates
Alice Combo
Miss McLanahan
Janet Mumelow
Viola Garding
Jane Gregg
Jacqeline Hewitt
Olga Kidd
Dorothy Lloyd
Inez Matson
Helen McDonald
Dolores Nance
Marjorie Richardson
Alice Arnold
Mary McLanahan
Helena
Sacajawea Group
Butte Briefs: Chairman Recovers and Camp Fire Meeting
William M. McCarthy, chairman of the board of trustees for school district No. 1, has recovered from a two month illness. Camp Fire executive board will meet at the Y M C A at 7 30 tonight to discuss plans for the annual Camp Fire Girl encampment. A son was born May 29 to Mr. and Mrs. C O Pettit in Los Angeles. Mrs Pettit is former Mary Shutty of Anaconda and a graduate of St James hospital training school.
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William M. McCarthy
Camp Fire Executive Board
Janet McLanalan
Camp Fire
Los Angeles
C. O. Pettit
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Scout
San Francisco
Maurice Lynch
Constable Post
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Schilling
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New York
B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Ettamecy and
Lar
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