Funeral set for local rock fall victim Everard Naughton
Everard Naughton dies from pelvic fractures and internal injuries after being crushed by a rock while prospecting on his father's Grace property. The Butte native, son of Mr and Mrs James Naughton, a 45 year resident, was a Butte High School graduate and Montana School of Mines alumnus. An inquest is scheduled for June 20 by Coroner Don Murphy. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery after mass at Sacred Heart church. He is survived by six sisters.
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Everard
Young Naughten
Butte
Grace
James Naughton
East Broadway
Naughton
Washington State College
Montana School of Mines
Don Murphy
Sherman & Reed Mortuary
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
A. M. Freedman
W. J. Gamble
Buffalo
N. Y
Thomas J. Day
Leavenworth
Budget blanks for fiscal year 1933-34 distributed
Budget blanks for the fiscal year 1933-34 were distributed yesterday to Silver Bow County officials by the county commissioners. The blanks show estimated revenue and operation costs for the next year and must be filed with the clerk and recorder by July 10. A $10 daily penalty applies to noncompliant officials. Preliminary hearings on the county budget will be held later next month.
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Silver Bow County
Scout Chiefs Training Course At Camp Castle Rock
A national training course for Girl Scout leaders will be held at Camp Castle Rock from August 9 to 23. Miss Olga Carlson of Salt Lake City leads the national field staff, with local supervision by Mrs F C Jaccard. Assisting with arrangements are Mrs Prank Venable, Mrs Arthur Perham, Mrs J D Murphy, Mrs Walter Hansen, and Mrs F W Bird.
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Camp Castle Rock
Olga Carlson
Salt Lake
F. C. Jaccard
Prank Venable
Arthur Perham
J. D. Murphy
Walter Hansen
F. W. Bird
Naughten Family Noted in Obituary Lineage
Wash., Mrs. Francis Don of Grace, and Miss Ruth and Miss Marion Naughten of Butte are mentioned with two brothers J. J. Naughten of Leavenworth Wash. and Norman C. Naughten of Melones Cal. The fragment lists siblings and residences in a genealogical obituary note.
Mrs Matthews Dies Sudden in Heat Wave Tragedy
Mrs William Matthews 65 a Walkerville resident died suddenly in a local photographic studio after asking for water during a heat wave Coroner Dr Don Murphy attributed death to a heart attack aggravated by heat She lived at the Park hotel and had spent 45 years in Butte with two daughters a niece a nephew and a brother-in-law surviving Funeral plans await arriving daughters
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William Matthews
Walkerville
Matthews
Middleton
Don Murphy
Park Hotel
Butte
Nevada
James Moran
Missoula
T. J. Smith
Spokane
Margaret Williams
James Williams
E. D
Funeral Services for Adolph Greeger in Butte
Funeral services were held at Sherman & Reed mortuary for Adolph Greeger, a 72 year old longtime Butte resident who died Monday. Burial followed at Mountain View cemetery. Survived by daughter Pauline LaMarr of Los Angeles, with many friends attending.
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Adolph Greeger
Butte
Sherman & Reed
Mountain View
Greeger
Fast Mercury Street
William Catlin
Paul Bailor
Rugged Cross
Death of Mrs Lillian Silzel in city after brief residence
Mrs Lillian Silzel 67 resident two years in the city died yesterday at the Ivanhoe block home. She was a native of Ohio who moved west years ago. Survived by four daughters Ethel Shriver Butte J Young Opal Scepsom San Francisco and J W Mills Houquiam Wash and a son in law Ben M Shriver Butte. Body to Sherman Reed mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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Lillian Silzel
Ivanhoe
Ohio
Ethel Shriver
Butte
J. Young
Opal Scepsom
San Francisco
J. W. Mills
Houquiam
Wash
Ben M. Shriver
Sherman & Reed Mortuary
Reckless driving charge filed in justice court
A charge of reckless driving was filed in justice court yesterday against Frank Wilcox of 938 Colorado street after an accident Thursday night that injured Mrs Mary Gangras of 3046 Floral boulevard. Gangras lies in St James hospital with a broken leg a dislocated shoulder and internal injuries. Defendants John Harrington Frank Sullivan and Kate Sullivan were named in a separate charge of creating a disturbance with Eugene Sullivan named as the complaining witness.
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Justice Court
Frank Wilcox
Colorado Street
Mary Gangras
Floral Boulevard
Horticulture Chief Pays Butte Visit
G Skulason Missoula attorney tied to the state horticultural division visits Butte. A new licensing law for wholesale dealers including truckers requires licenses and state line produce inspections. Skulason, once in Thompson Falls and Missoula since 1923, served in Montana 1921 legislature and previously belonged to North Dakota bar.
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G. Skulason
Missoula
State Department of Agriculture
Butte
Skulason
Thompson Falls
Montana Legislative Assembly
Montana
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Vicious Dog Case Dismissed In Court
A dangerous and vicious dog charge against Attila Scataglini was dismissed in police court yesterday after claims of dog attacks by the plaintiff and alleged dog abuse by the plaintiff. Prank Skanka, charged with state vagrancy, was dismissed on promising to leave town.
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Attila Scataglini
Tom Lowney
Prank Skanka
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Everard Charles Naughten
Sacred Heart
Hills Bros Coffee
Hills Bros
Lincoln
East Park
Z Pa " Grocery CO. Inc
Harrison
S. Montana
Crisco
Chipso
North Main
Swift
Peet
Camay Soap
Crea Reg Ag
PUREX
T. &T. Root Beer
Jane Koster
Egg
Angel Food
del Monte
Eddy's
Wheaties
New Carre
Eclipse
Armour
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