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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
5
In a health note the benefits of Shredded Wheat with milk are praised for flavor and nutrition. The product is described as crisp whole wheat shreds that provide roughage, protein, and minerals, pairing well with fruit for any meal.
A national advertising claim extols Moone's Emerald Oil as fast relief for tired aching and swollen feet. The preparation is described as safe to use, non staining, and deodorizing, with antiseptic properties and claimed to reduce varicose or swollen veins, sold by Colbert Drug Co. and Terminal Drug Co.
Nearly 100 members of Silver Bow camp Modern Woodmen of America gathered at Carpenters Hall for annual memorial services. M J Kelly led the ceremonies and names of departed members were read. A monthly committee slate was named by William Kinney with many members listed for Entertainment Sick and Visiting and other roles.
Silver Bow county with 205 farms ranks fourth among four counties in the ninth census district. The revised Hesler report lists Gallatin 1341 Madison 745 Beaverhead 579 and Deer Lodge 193 farms.
The Men’s club of the Christian church will hold a June meeting as a picnic at Gregson Springs. Members and their families should meet at the church at 6 and travel by car to Gregson, each bringing lunch. All church members and friends are invited.
Miss Connie Bell Hoover announces a June 24 home-coming for current and former Camp Fire Girls and women from Butte. The event at Columbia Gardens includes games and sports, a 6 p.m. picnic lunch, and an 8 p.m. council fire, with fathers invited for a ball game and other activities planned.
Mrs George Ambrose and relatives travel by motor to Missoula to visit Mrs Ray Hemingway and family. St Josephs school class honors with a dancing party hosted by Mrs William Nettleton. Mooseheart Legion women’s club holds an evening of cards and supper at Mrs B K Edstrom’s home. Miss Mabel Camp visits from Clyde Park inspiring parties at the Binder home. Mrs Arthur Hayes hosts a bridge club night with refreshments after contests.
A playful item asks readers to identify a person a bank a role and a political figure plus a Bible reference about uncovering hidden things. The piece notes that answers appear on the editorial page and quotes a dark shadowing verse.
Eight carloads of choice beef steers totaling 200 head were loaded at Divide for shipment to the Great Falls Meat company. The cattle were purchased from Jorgen Jorgenson by J. B. Bodkin of Great Falls. The lot averaged over 1,200 pounds per head, noted as one of the finest shipments this spring.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. MacKinnon of Butte depart today for an extended tour. They will visit Chicago and Toronto with a June 10 to 12 session of the Imperial Council Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in Toronto. The Carrolls then proceed to Montreal and back through the Great Lakes. the MacKinnons plan a return to Detroit and Sheboygan, Wisconsin to visit relatives.
Donald Lyle was elected chancellor commander of Calanthe lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias at St George's hall Centerville. Delegations from Butte Anaconda and Deer Lodge attended a large regular meeting. Plans for a Boulder pilgrimage on June 21 and Memorial Day services June 20 were announced. A slate of officers was named for the year. Also noted in Kent England the manor lord received the best beast when a tenant dies.
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