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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
5
Widespread support for a Junior Service League dance at Columbia Gardens is shown by ticket sales. Proceeds will aid charity work for Butte’s needy, with dancing from 9 PM to midnight and a splendid orchestra. Tickets are sold at local businesses.
The Oregon Short Line issued a new timetable affecting three of four trains in and out of Butte. Train 31 now arrives at 9 p.m. instead of 9:15 a.m. Train 30 departs at 10:15 a.m. instead of 10 a.m. Train 32 leaves at 6:30 p.m. instead of 7 p.m. Train 29 remains at 9:50 a.m. arrival.
The Butte city council finance committee will convene this evening at 8 o'clock to dispose of routine matters, announced city clerk Dineen yesterday.
An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Breenan tablets as a remedy to discomfort. A new larger package is available for 50 cents at all druggists.
The Montana Conference of Typographical Unions adopted resolutions mourning the deaths of veteran editors Charles H. Eggleston of the Great Falls Tribune and William M. Bole, former Great Falls Tribune president. The tributes praise Eggleston as dean of Montana journalism and label law advocate, and note Bole’s kind dealings with union members. The resolutions mark a shared sense of loss for the state’s journalism and printing community.
Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart church for Evrard Naughten a 25 year old Butte youth who died Friday from injuries suffered Monday near Grace when struck by a large rock. Mass was celebrated by Father Daniel J. Sullivan with prayers at Holy Cross cemetery. The church was crowded with friends as Henry Cote led sacred songs. A special car carried the floral offerings. Pallbearers were Paul Ozanne Charles Driscoll Alex MacDonald Theodore Tewey Philip Brogan and Vivin Quinn.
The city council refuses relief to property owners on West Granite street as no grade is established. The street and alley committee visited the district yesterday and chairman Peter McDermott said a grade line must be established before any grading can be considered.
The Skalkaho highway from Porter's corner near Philipsburg to Hamilton opened yesterday but is in poor condition with deep snow banks and soft muddy road bed. R T Ferguson supervisor of Deer Lodge National Forest advised motorists to use chains and drive carefully if using the route.
The reforestation detachment near Basin is relocating the camp site seven miles up Basin Creek. Supervisor R. T. Ferguson said the move is due to better ground conditions, with about four days needed to transfer camp equipment.
A state board report filed yesterday with the court clerk lists Andrew Groo's estate at 1300 dollars and George Schimmel's at 549 dollars.
In Georgia Limeral v Mattie Bell a jury awarded the plaintiff 22.55 after a loan suit seeking 500. Judge F L Riley presided. Other cases noted include Marie O Brien vs J H Gillis and William Morell vs C M Burchell with various court actions. Foreclosure by default issued in Theresa Bartlett vs Elizabeth Parry for 1500 note.
Three individuals Robert Weldon Rose Gibbs and John L Goodman faced fines of 75 dollars each after pleading guilty to maintaining a nuisance before Judge L A Buckley Ethel Mullaney found guilty of city vagrancy and fined 10 dollars John Miles forfeited 10 dollars for stealing flowers George Crewe pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was fined 25 dollars Two women charged with vagrancy forfeited 10 dollar bonds and eight intoxicans were discharged
Novenas in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus are conducted at St. John's and Sacred Heart churches this week. Services began June 15 and will end Friday evening June 23, the feast day. A large attendance marks the services as Father J. P. O'Shea of St. Charles Whitefish preaches the closing sermon at St. John's Friday night.
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Matthew Martinich 24 and Mary Sternod 21 both of Butte Trinidad has banned coin gaming machines.
The Show-Down plan invites you to test the big new Dodge Six with your own hands and eyes. It promises 21 points of quality, 12 performance features, and 7 economy tests that save $50 to $150 in running costs. Beating high pressure sales, it lets you compare Dodge with other cars in its price class and higher priced models.
Mrs. L Beuthien of 1911 South Gaylord street was injured Sunday when a car she rode in was sideswiped by a second car in Nine Mile canyon. She and her daughter Mrs. Frank Reardon were taken to a hospital for stitches. Officers seek the other driver. Gene Barber, 10, of 1936 Roberts street also injured in a separate crash involving John Lacey whose reckless driving charge is noted.
Charles Chuck Kirk of Butte died in Washington D C Saturday. He will be buried in Butte late this week. survived by his wife, mother Mrs Hannah Kirk of Butte, two brothers Ed A Kirk and J Alfred Kirk of Butte, four sisters Mrs Lou Freudenstein of Butte Mrs John Pesola of Portland Ore Mrs R D Rose of California and Mrs Sigrid Murphy of South Dakota, plus nieces and nephews. He was a native Butte boy and Montana State College architecture graduate and worked as structural steel and concrete engineer for the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington.
An advertisement touts the Goodrich Safety Silvertown tire with Life-Saver Golden Ply claiming eight times longer life than standard tires and no blowouts. It emphasizes skid resistance, squeegee drying action, and equal cost to standard tires, urging readers to install Silvertowns for safety.
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