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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1930
Page
5
Paul Crowl aged 53, a longtime Butte resident and watchman, died yesterday at his Travonia Mine yard home after a short illness. Survived by widow Edith Crowl and four brothers and two sisters in England, the body rests at Richard's parlors awaiting funeral arrangements.
The funeral for Lorn Burton was held yesterday afternoon with services at the First Baptist church conducted by Rev. Mr. Philips. The burial followed at Mount Moriah cemetery with pallbearers O J LERowse John Kukali John D Stukel Charles Nakwas Steve Persi and Jacob Brulla.
Villa sites along Flathead Lake near Polson will be offered for sale by the U S government Department of the Interior on August 14. Lots range from about two to four and a half acres priced from 60 to 900 dollars with a 25 percent down payment and remaining payments over two to three years depending on total price. Information available from W S Wade chief of the field division at the general land office Helena.
Miss Margaret Webb and William L. Glick, both of Butte, were quietly married Friday evening at St. Mark's Lutheran church parsonage with Rev. M. D. Hudde officiating. Witnesses were Jack Cowgill and Genevive Hansen. The groom works at the St. Lawrence mine and the couple will reside at 228 South Main Street.
Trinity Methodist Church hosts daily vacation Bible school 9 30 to 11 30 with final week of school. Monday 7 30 joint fourth quarterly conference presided by Rev Walter Spaulding at Trinity. Mountain View Church hosting Monday Scouts meeting. W H M 8 meets 2 30 at 315 West Copper with Mrs L Prater organizing. Officers to be elected. Thursday General Aid meets 2 30 at 855 West Quartz with special music. Daily school 9 to 11 30 and all children invited. Christian Church group meets at Byram 1819 Schley invites all members and friends. Emanuel Lutheran administration board mentioned.
Chief Jere Murphy and Detective Joe Williams detailed U S kennel clubs and racing to P W Pate of Shanghai. They cited McGurk as world champion and offered to back the Larkin hound up to 1000 pounds. Pate thanked them and hoped to visit Butte to see McGurk.
Eagles will hold their regular weekly meeting on the fifth floor of the Lewisohn building tonight. Attendance is expected for the picnic committee report and July 4 event planning. Final memorial service arrangements will be made at Damon lodge No 1 later tonight.
Horace Casey of 205 West Park street, a Butte native and U S veteran, filed for the July 15 primary at 4 49 PM becoming the last candidate to enter for the Democratic nomination as a state representative. He is the thirty third Democrat to file for ten seats to be filled.
Following an alleged attack with a poker on Butch Smith at his home last night a man giving the name Val Cicon was arrested and booked at the city jail. He was charged with creating a disturbance. Smith said Cicon struck him with a poker during an argument and was treated for a scalp wound at St James hospital. Officers Tom Nixon and Dick Mundy made the arrest.
Raymond Flick Jr., 3, son of Mr and Mrs Flick of 442 1/2 South Wyoming Street, fell two stories to the pavement and suffered head lacerations. He was treated at St James hospital by Dr R C Monahan, receiving three stitches.
Information on the whereabouts of Pat McAnnulla a former Lisap Omagh resident who moved to Butte years ago is sought by John J. O Dougherty. He notified Detective Pete McDonald yesterday and asks tips be given to Officer McDonald or the above address.
A solemn Requiem High Mass was held at Immaculate Conception for Mrs. Appolonia Tinetti who died last Tuesday at her daughter’s home. The service featured a Kennedy Voyer led choir with Miss L Brouilette and large floral tributes. Interment was at Holy Cross cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included A W Drynan and others. active pallbearers listed. Emanuel Lutheran church and Luther league meet this week with guests from the confirmation class invited.
Steve Novack sues Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Co in district court over a house at Atlantic and Division streets burned June 16 1929 alleging $1500 policy amount and nonpayment of the claim.
Short notices from Butte report James Powers treated at St James hospital for head lacerations and returning home. Davy Bennets injured knee in fall on broken glass. Jimmy Gilmore improving after major operation. Mrs Gerald Decker and infant daughter home from Deaconess hospital. Mrs J H Calvert visiting. Order of Eastern Star auxiliary meeting at Masonic temple. Katherine McManum home after hospital stay. Joe Kelly patient at Deaconess hospital with improved condition.
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