Beloved Tot Dies After Illness in Local Hospital
Mary Helen McMahon aged three years and two months died after a weeks long illness pneumonia caused death. Survived by parents Dr E S McMahon at Daly-Shea funeral later. Also two brothers and grandmother Mrs Annie Collins and several aunts and uncles. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Woods Rites Held for Butte Resident George Woods buried at Mount Moriah after Gateway chapel services. Pallbearers named. choir sang.
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Mary Helen McMahon
E. S. McMahon
Annie Collins
Batt Farrell
Katherine Collins
Butte
Death in Alaska man killed in Longview auto crash
Word reached Jim Downey of 2523 Princeton avenue of George Van Emen’s death in an auto accident at Longview Washington. He reportedly fell from a truck as he rode on it. He had recently left Alaska to visit his brother and planned a visit in Butte. He is survived by a widow and three children.
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Jim Downey
Princeton Avenue
George van Emen
Longview
Wash
van Emen
Alaska
Butte
Douglas Stephens Buried After Walkerville Funeral
Funeral services for Douglas Stephens son of Mr and Mrs William Stephens of Walkerville were held yesterday at Mount Bethel church with the Rev Frederick T Spencer officiating. Burial followed in Mount Moriah cemetery with pallbearers Leo Rotar George Pardon Frank Tamiette Harrison Bowden Bobby Williams R Driscoll Jack Holland and Tommy Bowden.
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Douglas Stephens
William Stephens
Walkerville
Mount Bethel Church
Frederick T. Spencer
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Leo Rotar
George Pardon
Frank Tamiette
Harrison Bowden
Bobby Williams
R. Driscoll
Jack Holland
Tommy Bowden
Woman Arrested in Curtis Street Robbery of $30
Bessie Jones, described as a Negress, allegedly grabbed $30 from James Lowder in her Curtis street cabin late Thursday night. Police arrested her yesterday and turned her over to county authorities. she was booked on a petit larceny charge at the county attorney's office.
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Bessie Jones
James Lowder
Curtis Street
Lowder
Fewer Defendants Appear in Court This Session
After three days of police court action eight defendants appeared, only one for a parking violation paying a five dollar fine. Traffic Officers Kinney and Sullivan halted angle parking as other violations were addressed. A F Mooney, charged with speeding, forfeited a twenty five dollar bond for failure to appear. Three alleged drunks were fined five dollars each while three others were dismissed.
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Kinney and Sullivan
A. F. Mooney
Suit Started Against Metcalf Over Note Debt
A suit filed in district court seeks $13,061.08 from Robert Metcalf of Butte on a Jan 12 1929 note to Los Angeles First National Trust and Savings Bank. Sheriff attachments cover Metcalf property in Silver Bow county including mining stock and realty interests. The bank claims $15,000 principal with only $1,938 paid. asks for the balance plus interest and $1,306 in attorney fees.
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Los Angeles
First National Trust and Savings Bank
Robert Metcalf
Butte
Security
First National Trust and Savings Bank of
Metcalf
Silver Bow County
William E. Carroll
Bozeman Hotel Theft Suspect Traced by County Sheriff
Tracey Thompson, a Black man, is wanted in a grand larceny case in Bozeman. He was picked up by police on information from Gallatin County Sheriff and is held in the city jail awaiting Bozeman officers arrival. Authorities allege he stole property from a local hotel.
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Tracey Thompson
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Estate sale ordered in killer's late father estate
John Wilson special administrator of Elmer Manion’s estate was granted a court order by Judge J J Lynch to sell six slaves held as personal property. Wilson says the sale will fetch real value. Finland’s cost of living shows a marked drop.
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John Wilson
Elmer Manion
Butte Dairyman
Clifford Peterson
J. J. Lynch
Wilson
Excelsior Market celebrates tenth anniversary in new quarters
Excelsior Market at 422 North Excelsior marks its tenth anniversary in a redesigned store with new refrigeration for the meat department. Owner Peter McDermott and family run nine staff, including W C Oehmkie in charge of meat, and vets like Henry Martin, John Brogan, and Ellis Rogers, as patrons tour the stocked grocer and cake reception.
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Excelsior
North Excelsior Store
West Side
Peter McDermott
Butte
Price
Don
Peter Jr
W. C. Oehmkie
Youlden Grocery Company
Henry Martin
Catherine Brennan
John Brogan
Ellis Rogers
Genial Stranger Entices Butte Man Then Robs Him
Fred Webber met a genial stranger on South Arizona street who invited him to a nearby soft drink parlor for a drink. The stranger paid for the first drink, Webber paid for the second and won $70 on a roll. After several drinks, the stranger left and Webber found his pocketbook missing. Police are seeking the genial stranger.
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Fred Webber
Arizona Street
Webber
Wallace Eagles to visit Wallace for state convention
Thirty Eagles from Wallace Idaho will travel to Idaho Falls for the state convention. The Wallace drill team and aerie officers will compete in drill and officers’ exemplification. They will be met at the depot and escorted to the Lewisohn building clubrooms for a buffet lunch and dance with the Ladies auxiliary assisting.
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Eagles
Wallace
Idaho
The
Aerie
Idaho Falls
John Rowe
Courtesy Ties Wallace And Butte Eagles In Visit Exchanges
The Wallace and Butte Eagles maintain a cordial courtesy with mutual visits and welcoming club rooms for visiting players. Galician fields of Poland produced 743,329 tons of oil last year.
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Poland
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Mary Helen
Finland
Montana Standard
Coats
S.A
Excelsior Tore
Wallace Eagles
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Oasarpenters’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
H. L., Haelyer
H. A. Grabaubstein
Englewood Floral
Geraniums
Fuschia
Pansies Petunias
Harrison Ave
Gregson
Anaconda
Intermountain Transportation Company
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