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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
5
May collections in the county treasurer's office totaled 195 049.47 with overall funds balance 251 302.78. trust and agency funds stood at 264 973.23 and protested tax balances at 113 675.92. Specific fund balances included General 86 368.02 Poor 45 216.82 Road 10 669.45 Bridge 2 241.17 Motor vehicle 32 675.58.
The Eclipse Grocery Stores and Meat Markets of Butte celebrate 19 years in business this week. From a single Harrison avenue market it has grown to six stores in Butte and one in Anaconda. Frank Reardon manages all groceries and Gary Thomas runs the meat markets.
Two district court juries returned verdicts yesterday. In George F Goodwin v Barton Philpott the plaintiff won 2400 in Riley court for injuries from an automobile on the Butte Rocker road. In Alexander Root v Elias Griffith and Edith Griffith the defendant won a verdict in Downey court on a misappropriation claim seeking 337.50 actual and 1000 punitive damages.
Martin B. Duwe 44 World War II veteran died Tuesday in Helena hospital and was laid to rest at Mountain View cemetery under Mount Moriah Masonic rites. The ceremony at the Masonic temple drew Masons American Legion and Butte Pioneers members with a Legion firing squad and pallbearers including Al Duddes Fred Miles George Russell.
A Toledo group has organized an orchestra for ages 65 to 91 to revive memories of old times by playing familiar pieces at parties for elderly residents. The ensemble aims to bring entertainment to seniors who lack leisure activities.
Reports to the Butte Chamber of Commerce indicate main highways in western Montana are in excellent shape while other routes are only fair due to recent rains. Skalkaho and Gibbonsville passes remain closed or limited. Monida pass work includes graveling and oiling. Big Hole roads are rough. old Gibsons pass remains open but treacherous. Travelers to Salmon are advised to use Armstead and Leadore with rough Montana sections and Bannock pass.
Brother P W Reid of Boys Central high school departs for New York with John Maloney son of Mr and Mrs William Maloney 59 East Gagnon street. Maloney will enter the Irish Christian Brothers novitiate and sail to Dublin for a world educational convention later this month. Maloney is the fourth Butte boy to join the order joining Brothers Satterthwaite Regan and Riley.
Charging extreme cruelty Kate Caved filed for a decree of divorce from Thomas Henry Caved. They wed in Salt Lake City in January 1910. A jury will be impaneled in Judge Frank L. Riley's court Monday to hear testimony in Norma Alta Price versus Mutual Benefit Health and Accident association. The plaintiff seeks recovery on a policy. Testimony in Edward H. Eno versus Hansen Packing Company and others, a $25 000 damage action, will likely be taken Monday before Judge T. E. Downey's court. The plaintiff seeks judgment for injuries from a February automobile crash.
Two Montana parochial students earned prizes in a state contest by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Mary Margaret Briney won first prize for a paper on Robert Emmet. Owen Combe took fourth and was the only boy winner. Margaret Mackin and Evelyn Henry also placed second and third respectively.
Horace Bull 63 a long time Butte resident died yesterday morning after a short illness. He worked six years as a watchman at the mutual labor bureau of the Anaconda company. He left a wife Jennie and six children, with services set for Monday at Merrill mortuary. The body will be taken to Bozeman for burial.
The Women of Moose met in regular session at their hall on East Quartz Street. Initiation ceremonies were held and officers were elected: Regent Maud Banfield, junior regent Wally Barth, chaplain Florence Hamm, recorder Caroline Matthews, and treasurer Eva Smith.
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