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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1933

Page

7

Mysterious 150-Foot Boulder Falls Vanish in Montana

Livingston reports a strange event as Boulder Falls on the Boulder river near Big Timber seemingly disappears. Dr. J. E. Stuart notes the water now flows under a natural bridge rather than over the ledge, a phenomenon residents say appeared by Monday. The river runs 60 miles to the Yellowstone and the new bridge is the second on the Boulder river.

Livingston Mont Carbon Mountain Colorado Boulder Falls Contact J. E. Stuart Big Timber Boulder River Stuart Boulder Yellowstone River

Outdoor Resorts Draw Crowds as Heat Breaks

June 17 Anaconda reports a light morning rain and cooler air bringing the first respite from heat. Families head to mountains and creeks for picnic suppers while many lovers of the outdoors embark on weekend excursions to lakes and highlands. Temperatures ranged from 60 at midnight to 81 by early afternoon and 76 by evening.

Anaconda

Father and Son Service At Local Baptist Church

A father and son service will be held at 8 o clock tomorrow evening at the Baptist church for Father's day observance. Otto Kreiter and his sons Edward and Jack will sing several selections. Reverend Charles McHarness will present The Pace of the Father and the Son in the Family as the service topic.

Anaconda Baptist Church Otto Kreiter Edward Jack Charles McHarness

Court calendar reset for probate matters in Deer Lodge

Probate matters on today’s docket were reset for next week so Judge R C McHugh can attend court in Deer Lodge. The spring jury term of the district court resumes Monday with the suit of Pera Marinkovich administrator of the estate of Emil Marinko against Francis Tierney and others set for rehearing.

Anaconda R. C. McHugh Deer Lodge District Court Pera Marinkovich Emil M. Marinkovich Francis Tierney

Mathews Remainder in Walkerville and Butte

The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Mathews, pioneer resident of Walkerville and Butte, and a member of DeSeire branch of the L. C. B. A. are at the Daly-Shea mortuary. Funeral notice later.

Mathews Elizabeth Mathews Walkerville Butte DeSeire Branch The Daly-Shea

Kojonen and Naughton Remains Updated at Local Mortuaries

The remains of Matti Kojonen are at Sherman and Reed Funeral Home with a 2 PM Sunday service and Mt. View Cemetery burial set. Evrard C. Naughton’s remains are at the same funeral home for a 9 AM Monday service, Holy Cross burial after Mass at Sacred Heart Church.

Outdoor Service by Anaconda Butte and Deer Lodge Churches

Several hundred people are expected to gather at Washoe Park at noon tomorrow for the annual outdoor service conducted by the Christian churches of Anaconda Butte and Deer Lodge. Miss Alva Taylor of the United Christian Missionary Society will be the principal speaker. A luncheon will follow and attendees should bring a contribution for the meal.

Anaconda Washoe Park Christian Churches of Butte Deer Lodge Alva Taylor United Christian Missionary Society

Miss Kelly Hosts Tea Kup Klub Meeting

Miss Margaret Kelly entertained the Tea Kup Klub at her home on Thursday evening with card games and a light lunch. Guest Miss Margaret Jackson of Portland, Oregon attended as did many members who had been away at school.

Anaconda Margaret Kelly Tea Kup Klub Margaret Jackson Portland Ore Betty MacDonald Mary Jane Frey Regina Danicich Helen Bolton Mary Alice Murphy Helen Halloran Viola Evans Glen Breneman Helen Marrys Flint Mabel Forsman

Anaconda Briefs: Local Visitors and Hospital News

Mrs H A Bolton and daughter Helen, returning from Denver, visited in Anaconda. Miss Mildred Platt underwent appendicitis surgery at St Ann's. Dr and Mrs Monahan and family plus Mrs Sarah Smith of Boulder plan to visit Mrs Byrd Jackson. Hagen Dude Ranch opens. contact 16 R 2.

Anaconda H. A. Bolton Helen Denver Colo Warm Springs Mildred Platt St. Ann’s Hospital R. C. Monahan Evelyn John Grace McGuire Butte Sarah Smith Boulder Byrd Jackson Rosalie Monahan

Picnic Enjoyed By War Mothers at Columbia Gardens

Members of Butte chapter No. 4 American War Mothers held a Thursday picnic at Columbia Gardens. The program featured cards and sports with a chicken dinner in national colors. Card prizes went to Catherine Auxier, Pat Sidley, Josephine McCarthy, and Scullen. rope-jumping prizes to M. C. Small and Harriet McArdle.

Butte Columbia Gardens Catherine Auxier Pat Sidley Josephine McCarthy Scullen M. C. Small Harriet McArdle

Falcon Blue Shirts Rise in Scotland

The Falcon Blue Shirts, a socialistic youth movement following the Black Red and Green Shirts, are being organized in Scotland and growing rapidly among young men.

Scotland Europe Falcon Blue Shirts

Miner predicts silver price at least 60 cents per ounce

Carl J. Traverman headlined the Beaverhead Mining association meeting in Dillon arguing that international agreement should stabilize silver at 60 cents per ounce. He urged framing the issue around world buying power rather than producer subsidies and outlined government gold aid ideas and a proposed silver pegging plan published in London journals.

Dillon Carl J. Trauerman Butte Beaverhead Mining Association Traverman Montana Stock & Bond Company Montana Orient Western States Samuel Barker Jr Seattle Trauerman London England

Beaverhead Forest Fire Near Bannack Burns Forty Acres

Beaverhead forest reports its first major blaze of the year near Bannack burning about 40 acres of standing timber. Fire under control today though not out. High winds heighten risk, with campers urged to take extreme precautions and report smoke immediately.

Dillon Beaverhead Forest Bannack Sheridan A. A. Simpson Hol Forest

Dillon Sees Hottest June Day Since Records

Dillon recorded 94 degrees Friday, nearly matching the all time high of last August. Official weather observer J. E. Monroe notes the heat follows several hot days with strong winds, depleting water supplies and threatening crops for local ranchers if hot conditions persist.

Dillon J. E. Monroe Mercury Ave

U S Proposes 10 Percent World Tariff Cut

London June 17 The United States proposed a 10 percent cut in tariffs worldwide to ease trade barriers and boost commerce. Secretary of State Cordell Hull led the bid with currency stabilization talks under way. Hull Cox and Senator Pittman planned a luncheon with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald to discuss core conference issues.

London United States Cordell Hull Hull James M. Cox Key Pittman J. Ramsay MacDonald

Dillon Rodeo Committee Announced For Event

The Dillon volunteer fire department will again be served by the same committee led by Art Halls with Ott Gordon as secretary and Bill Angove as member. The wild west show is planned during the Elks state convention on August 10 11 and 12.

Dillon

Beaverhead Red Cross Chapter to Elect Officers

Beaverhead chapter of the Red Cross will meet Wednesday evening at 8 at the training school auditorium. Committees will submit reports of past year’s work and officers will be elected. All Red Cross members urged to attend.

Dillon Beaverhead The Red Cross

Women of the Moose Install Deer Lodge Officers

In Deer Lodge on June 17 the Women of the Moose held an installation at the Moose lodge on Main Street with Mrs. Gertrude Hickman as installing officer. New officers include Marion Corbett senior regent Helen Corbett junior regent Lillian Murray past senior regent May Easter recorder Marie Millar treasurer Gertrude Hickman guide Lily Lane assistant guide Pearl Hull sentinel Mary Dumont Argus Florence Martin chaplain. Afterward the group hosted Moose members and wives for a social hour with dancing and refreshments, music by Cannoll's orchestra.

Deer Lodge Moose Lodge Main Street Gertrude Hickman Marion Corbett Helen Corbett Lillian Murray May Easter Recorder Marie Millar Lily Lane Pearl Hull Sentinel Mary Dumont Argus Florence Martin Canoll

Local residents visit Dillon for short stays and business

Dillon notes list visitors and travelers from Grant Lima Sheep Creek basin Dell Kidd and Missoula. The group includes Mr and Mrs Don Randolph and daughter Helen departing for Wade Lake for a month. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ripley of Butte spend the weekend with Dillon relatives.

Dillon Don Randolph Helen Wade Lake Agnes Pierce Grant Charles Calvert Lima Pete Peterson Sheep Creek Basin Dave McKnight Dell Lena Fassler Kidd Arthur Ripley Butte Eodore Brantley Missoula Frank A. Hazelbaker

Deer Lodge Golfers to Play at Anaconda

A group of Deer Lodge golfers will travel Sunday morning to Anaconda to visit the Anaconda Country club for a day of golf and social entertainment. The Deer Lodge course has drawn crowds during the past several days with long evenings and popular play. The club plans golf matches, suppers, and refreshments as part of the summer schedule.

Deer Lodge Anaconda Anaconda Country Club

Oil Producers Adopt Nationwide Code of Fair Competition

Oil producers from across the United States adopted a code to guide labor, drilling, and minimum prices, seeking to unite an industry with varied views. The code requires president approval to set output limits and standard contracts, while coal and railroad groups also moved toward fair competition and wage guidelines.

Chicago United States American Coal Association Railway Labor Executives Association Washington

Moose lodge hosts guests and local visitors

Guests including Mr. Kemp and his brothers Walter and Leo Kemp of General Electric were hosted by Moose lodge. The Gannon families of Anaconda attended, and Frankie Satter of Butte visited Deer Lodge friends this week.

Neapolis

Bus resumes trip after license halt near state line

Thirteen passengers, mostly teachers, continued their eastbound journey to Chicago after a halt at the Montana Idaho line. Driver Frank Nelson of Spokane was arrested for operating without a Montana license and the bus was impounded until a $62.50 license fee was paid by the owners.

Superior Chicago Frank Nelson Spokane Montana- Idaho Joe Mayo Mineral County Montana Nelson Belling—_ Wash Couer d'Alene Idaho

Deer Lodge Notes Visitors Attend Moose Lodge Event

Mr. and Mrs. Archie McDonald of Avon visited Deer Lodge to attend the Women of the Moose lodge installation ceremonies and social. Also in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Kemp of Min.

Deer Lodge Archie McDonald Avon Moose Lodge B. J. Kemp Min

Butte Briefs: Local Businesses Advertise Openings

Short notes list new openings and ads including MT. HAGEN DUDE RANCH debut and Marguerite Beauty Shop in the Albertson Building. Dr C A Herzog Metals Bank Building is noted, with Mrs Henry Steber visiting in Philipsburg and Miss Mary and Miss Margaret Quigley leaving for Minneapolis and other midwestern cities.

Minneapolis Mary Quigley Margaret Quigley West Galena Street

Rancher Reports Theft of Cattle

Amos Hanson reported to the sheriff that 15 head of cattle were stolen from his ranch this morning. Sheriff W C Orr spent the day in the southern part of the county investigating the case, with investigators believing the stock were removed in trucks.

Dillon Amos Hanson W. C. Orr

Pardon Granted to Mary Easter Dillon

A pardon was granted Mary Easter of Dillon by the state board of pardons. She was sentenced last February to six months in the county jail and fined 250 dollars after pleading guilty to disposing of liquor to a minor. A petition signed by many Dillon residents supported the action.

Dillon Mary Easter State Board of Pardons

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anaconda Bureau Probate Matters Merrill Mortuaries, Inc Gateway Pat R. Gagner Larry Duggan North Mais George T. Wade Mit Fred L. Root White’s Funeral Home Funeral Directors and Embalmers West Park Street New Daly-Shea CO. Mortuary Home S. Idaho Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors E. Broadway Christian Churches Miss Kelly Dorothy Dickerson Los Angeles Tom Golden Charles McCarthy St. Ann's Hospital Anna May Rummell Mary Lou Farrell R. E. McHugh Nels Nelson W. C. McCall Stanton L. Tainter Sanford J. Jacobson Locust Street Mr. Hagen Dude Ranch Dillon Bureau Carl Trauerman U. S Bureau Moosereart Hugh Dunlap Joy Hunters Dia New Marguerite Albertson Bldg MT. Hagen C. A. Herzog Henry Steber Philipsburg Mrs Gus Nickel North Alabama Street Re Red So. Mont. St R. L. Kerns Bremer - Tully Jackson - Bell Austin American Bosch Sun Man Jack Oakie Uptown New York Review Cartoon News Paul William F. Pauline Central Carb CO Main Grill North Main Rialto Rialto IS Warner Baxter Elissa Victor Jory Miriam Jordon Charlie Chase MY Bride Uaa Tonite Ionite! Garden’s Antonioli the Times Marta Soc Rowe Road Yellowstone Trail Park Hotel Moxom Moxom Cafe West Broadway Americ Moran and Mack Paramount News Antonelli
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