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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
9
Butte officials vow to curb unlicensed beer sellers to protect licensed dealers paying 600 a year. Chief J J Murphy reports a state board request to aid enforcement and officers are ordered to arrest illicit outlets with solid evidence. Two violators fined 75 each. State board notice to follow.
Butte Exchange club luncheon at the New Finlen features motion pictures of wildlife from the Butte district. Homer Bradford oversees the exhibit and Colin Christie serves as meeting chairman.
A pre-convention rally is set for Wednesday at 6 30 p m at Shortridge Memorial Christian Church preparing for the state church gathering in Missoula June 27 to 29 Ross J Allen state secretary will preside and three visiting pastors Earl Van Doren Raymond Hartling and Harvey Hartling will speak
Claude Vance A A Mangus and Roy Ottie escaped Beckerhead county jail through a rooftop peep hole. A bar was cut and another bent as officers discovered the break about 9 pm. The trio fled after a prior May escape by six men. two Mangus brothers and Vance were recaptured on May 27.
Dillon Montana June 19 Special L Sheftel taken to Deer Lodge to begin a two and one half year term after pleading guilty to passing a worthless draft for a cattle shipment. He eluded officers for two years before capture in Dallas Texas. The case tied to a carload of cattle bought at the Giudice ranch near Dillon.
Two fires broke out in Beaverhead national forest yesterday and were extinguished after each burned about an acre. One blaze occurred on West Medicine Lodge and the other on Little Sheep Creek. Supervisor A A Simpson noted the forest is extremely dry.
County Attorney James E. Kelly and family with Mrs Joseph F. Gelhaus and daughter Mary spent a day with relatives in Boulder and Helena. Virginia Backus returns from Rockford Ill where she attended Rockford college. She is joined by cousins Elizabeth and John Brearley who will spend the summer in Dillon.
Max Barber aged 19 was arraigned before U S Commissioner L M Van Etten on a charge of interfering with the mails. Bond was set at 1000 dollars after his Saturday arrest by Sheriff Weirs staff. He allegedly stole a money order payable to Frank Antonich and cashed it locally. Barber had been released from state prison for burglary.
New York, June 19. Max D. Steuer, for the defense, argues that selling stock to record a loss on income tax returns is legal if the sale is genuine and not accompanied by a prohibited buy-sell within 30 days. He contends Charles E. Mitchell did not have illicit motives in selling 18,300 National City stock bought at 367 a share and sold at 225.
North and East Side News reports Miss Mary Kelly daughter of Mr and Mrs J Kelly returning from Leavenworth Kansas to spend summer with her parents. Elmer Sheehan a Walkerville native returns for summer. he studies law at Montana State University Missoula. Alex Ducich of East Broadway remains patient at Murray Hospital improving. Anna Hughes daughter of Mrs Hannah Hughes returns home from St James Hospital after major operation. Mrs H J McCauley and infant daughter return home 19A East Platinum. Nell Kane teaching staff at Gladstone ND visits Miss Mary Bonner en route to Bear Creek. Mrs Charles Hatch ill at 909 East Park can go out daily. Alberta Eva moved to 12 East Fremont after operation. Walkerville Circle, N O W, meets at Masonic Temple. Mr and Mrs Arthur Matteson host John Linaman and sons Dellis and Bert of Ipswich SD for weekend. Mr and Mrs Joe Warren welcome a son born Sunday at St James Hospital. Mrs Warren formerly Dorothy Passmore. Mrs Mary Schaad hosts card social for WalkerVille Circle N O W at 422 West Daly with four tables of whist. Mrs Backland hosts sewing club at Fir Street. attendees include several named residents and the hostess.
Minnie E Mason 64 a Hall resident for 45 years died this afternoon at her daughter Jennie Hendersons home after brief illness Born in Bellplain Town widow of the late E A Mason prominent farmer and stockman Survived by three daughters Jennie Henderson Hall Mrs R L Arnold Missoula and Mrs C F Mason Kalispell three sons FE E Mason and G Harvey Mason California and R W Mason Forest Idaho three sisters F W Kroege Pomona Cal Hermoine Bird San Francisco Ida Lewis Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at the Hall church Rev John Kuller officiating Burial Valley cemetery New Chicago
Floral Park and adjoining areas report visitors and travelers. Mrs. Wyatt Paine of San Francisco leaves after visiting sisters Elizabeth Garrity and Harry Paulie. Mrs. Joseph Ryan of Deer Lodge visited Butte guests of Mrs. Frank McHugh and Mrs. M. Dwyer. Mrs. John Shea and her son Jackie of Minneapolis stay with sister Mrs. Maurice Peters. Ed Kean and daughter Helen return from Billings and Great Falls with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Nichols of Mandan as guests. Dorothy Samford and Hubert Samford of Princeton, Minn., stay with L. D. Everett family. W. E. Palmer of 1816 Oregon avenue travels to Lansing to visit daughter and son-in-law George Hollingsworth. Father Robert O'Dea of Carroll College, Helena, officiates at St. Ann's services in Father English's absence. Rose Marie Perusich baptized with William Prusich as sponsor. Weekly card party planned at St. Joseph's parish hall under Sadie O'Really. Outing to Delmo Lake for Ambrose Ryan and friends. Ray P. Norton and infant Stephen Francis return to East Second Street home from St. James hospital. New parents at John Kall residence welcome a son born last Wednesday. Girl Scout troop No. 18 returns from Camp Castle Rock with leaders. C. J. Kulp of Billings and B. A. Benton visit before Kulp's trip home.
May receipts totaled 123 413.75 from 1932 tax assessments as county treasurer John A. Shaw reports. Overall May finances show 134 367.18 in total receipts and 161 164.05 bank balance at month end with various funds and delinquent payments shaping the balance.
Funeral services for Henrietta Bastidoes will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m from the Ross funeral chapel in Deer Lodge. She was born April 24 1903 in Minnesota and came to Deer Lodge with her family. Survived by husband Joseph and her parents Charles and Mrs Hughley, with several brothers and sisters in Deer Lodge Hugo Minnesota and Spokane.
The Fox photoplay starring Warner Baxter Elissa Landi Victor Jory Miriam Jordan and Laura Hope Crews directed by Henry King ends its Rialto engagement tonight The film features an elaborate ballet The Dance of the Maidens and a dramatization of the Boulder Dam project as its two unusual elements
Two entertaining pictures open at the American today on a double bill. The Jewel Robbery stars Kay Francis and William Powell in a drama shown here for the first time. They Just Had to Get Married is a revived comedy featuring Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts, welcomed by demand.
The remains of Luther Harrison Buchanan may be viewed at Merrill mortuary Philipsburg until Wednesday morning then moved to the family home near Hall for a 2 PM service with Rev Culler. Interment will be in New Chicago cemetery. Also heartfelt thanks to friends for support after death of Martina L Bartlett wife and mother.
DeSiere branch L B A members meet at Daly-Shea mortuary this Tuesday morning to attend the funeral of their late sister Mrs Elizabeth Mathews. The service begins at 9 o'clock with a solemn high mass at St Patrick's church at 9 30 and interment follows in Holy Cross cemetery.
The remains are at 721 Placer Street with funeral Tuesday at 10 oclock from the family home to St Joseph church for mass at 10 30. Interment will be in St Patricks cemetery.
Charles A. Kirk aged 28 died in Washington D C Saturday. Funeral arrangements to be announced as remains arrive in town.
Samuel Goldwyn presents a film version of The Greeks Had a Word for Them at the Park theater starring Ina Claire. Regarded as the brightest comedy of the last New York stage season, the production opens today.
Jack Newman son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Newman of 803 West Granite Street has returned home after spending time attending Stanford University in Palo Alto.
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