Elizabeth Burr of Butte Dies
Elizabeth Burr of Butte died at 1081 Iowa after a long illness. She was widow of Henry L. Burr and had lived in Butte more than 60 years, previously in Wickes. Services Monday at 1 30 p m in Sherman and Reed chapel with Rev Marvin Lee. burial Mountain View Cemetery. Survived by son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Callaway and multiple nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth (McGillie) Burr
Iowa
Henry L. Burr
Burr
Pomery
Ohio
Butte
Wickes
Sherman and
Reed
Reed Mortuary
Marvin Lee
Mountain View Cemetery
Robert K Callaway
Theodore Mees
George Mees
Winifred
Herbert Mees
Polson
E. J. Nickel
San Francisco
Calif
West Virginia
New York
Gallatin 4 H Camp to Host Eight Geology Lectures
Walter C. Ackerman of the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology will deliver eight geology lectures at the Gallatin County 4 H Camp at Hyalite Junior Camp near Hyalite Lake, twenty miles south of Bozeman. The talks cover general geology rock types in Montana and mineralogy from Tuesday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Ackerman
Metals and Industrial Minerals
Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology
Gallatin County
Hyalite
Montana
Bozeman
Hyalite Lake
Driver Exams Set For Licenses In Civic Center
Applicants for driver licenses will be examined Monday through Friday from 8 am to 3 pm in Room 2 of the Civic Center by an officer of the Montana Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Highway Patrol
Winners Named In Week Of Duplicate Bridge Play
Across the week the duplicate bridge winners were announced. On Saturday Inez Haskins and Esther Elderkin led, with Mrs C G Derick and Flwnn Crossman second and Mrs Minnie Mitchell with Mrs Lucille Oliphant third. Tuesday saw Haskins and Elderkin first, followed by Marans and Elderkin second, Shaffer and Elford third, Droubay and Yaholkovsky fourth. Thursday East-West winners were Dr and Mrs Robert Thomett first, Sievers and Singleton second, Carter and Reed third, Atkins and Crossman fourth. North-South first went to Blomgren and Davis, second to Rosenstein and Mulholland, third to Haddick and Marans, fourth to Gerald Kelly and Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Haskins
Esther Elderkin
C. G. Derick
Flwnn Crossman
Minnie Mitchell
Lucille Oliphant
Miss Haskins
Emil Marans
Grant Elderkin
Henry Shaffer
William Elford
Joel Droubay
May X Rays Clinic Reports Tuberculosis Findings
The Silver Bow Tuberculosis Association reported in May two new TB cases one suspected case and 22 arrested cases from free public chest X rays. Fifteen previously known cases were observed and 39 contacts identified. An invitation was issued for first grade children to receive free X rays at the courthouse clinic. Confederate capitals are listed as Montgomery Richmond and Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Tuberculosis Assn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Burr
Etta Irvine
Etta Tyack Irvine
Mount Moriah
St. John Episcopal Church
James C. Holt
Richards Funeral Home
Irvine
Harry F. Irvine
Granite
Fred Martin
Vernon Huggins
James O'Neil
Earl Peets
Charles Kestle Jr
William Inch
Margaret Kenck
Violet Laity
Gallatin
Confederate States
Montgomery
Ala
Richmond
Danville
Hennessy’s
Our Mercantile Store
The
Mercantile Company
Group Life Insurance
Hennessy
Berkline
Kelly
Tan
Kroehler
Rose
Henessy’s
Butte, Montana
Im Olor
Cly
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