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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
3
New York reports the Dun and Bradstreet Review saying business in the past week extended its expansion despite seasonal influences. Manufacturing schedules rose, wages and employment climbed, and consumer trade widened to include furniture, radios, musical instruments, and jewelry, with no sign of the usual summer lull.
The John Smith Jr. captained group led Lions club ticket sales for a charity show at the Rialto theater to support the Sun Shine camp. It was the campaign’s first day, with other captains Fritz Bessette William Frame Troy Evans Sam Finberg and Harold OLeary also reported.
In the estate of W C Wilson the administrator Della C Wilson filed her official bond for 3500 dollars. Inventory and appraisement was filed in the estate of J E Walsh valued at 936 dollars. Hearing to prove the will of Ed Doherty set for July 15. the estate valued at 10200 dollars.
The Missoula beer is due to be served as the first 3.2 alcoholic beverage in Butte today. Draught beer is expected late afternoon with numerous dispensers ready to pour foamy glasses. Bertoglio McTaggart will distribute the beer to retailers, though keg arrival is delayed to late day.
Three Butte residents Lillian Melther Tony De John and Frank Butler were arrested on nuisance charges. Each posted a 75 bond at the city jail.
Nellie Shea administratrix was granted permission to settle a judgment against Hansen Packing and Globe Insurance for 1537.50 by Judge Downey. Connors had been awarded 500 weeks at 12 dollars weekly for personal injuries but died before full payment.
Two Butte girls joined a group taking first vows with the Sisters of Charity in Leavenworth Kansas on June 17. The ceremony was led by Rev. W. P. Joyce. Helena and Billings natives also took vows, with 16 total in the class and all Butte entrants graduates of Central High School. Several Sisters of Charity visiting Montana parents are listed across Helena Butte Billings Anaconda.
Skalkaho and Gibbonsville passes in western Montana are now open to travel after summer thaw. Madison valley roads remain rough with ongoing construction between Harrison Ennis and Hutchen's to West Yellowstone. Monida pass improves and Sunshine trail from Wolf creek to Leiben shows progress. Bearmouth segment near Missoula remains under construction.
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