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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1950

Page

7

Chapter Thirty Three Reveals a Tangled Village Drama

In a tense scene Eliza insists on staying for a meal and hints at plans while past and present loyalties collide. Marilyn and John debate helping Jeremy Penny as John weighs a hospital report on Dave Wilson and confronts mill manager George Culbert over treatment and finances.

George Culbert Dave Wilson John Marilyn Culbert Loren Matthews Matthews Cook

Balzreit Funeral Services Planned for Local Veteran

Edward Balzreit, a Spanish American War veteran and carpenter, died after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Richards Funeral Home with time to be announced. Burial is in the United Spanish War Veterans plot at Mount Moriah Cemetery. He belonged to Henry Lawton Camp No. 1 and the United Spanish War Veterans.

Edward Balzreit Richards Funeral Dorrance N. Jensen United Spanish War Veterans Mount Moriah Baltreil Henry Lawton Butte Car

Baltrell Heroic Worker Laid to Rest in Local Rites

The report notes he had made his home at 2612 South Main and lists surviving relatives including brother Ernest Baltrell of St Louis and three nieces in Milwaukee Oregon.

Penters’ Union South Main Ernest Baltrell St. Louis Milwaukee Ore

Attorney General Rules Bond Premiums Not Payable by County

Montana Attorney General Arnold H. Olsen issued an opinion stating Silver Bow county commissioners cannot cover a contractor bond premium under a progress payments clause for labors and materials in construction. The ruling aligns with a prior county attorney opinion by James D. Freebourn. The inquiry related to the civic center project contract.

Arnold H. Olsen Silver Bow County James D. Freebourn

Timber contract awarded in Dry Cottonwood region

Western Logging and Trucking, a partnership of W. E. Franklin and R. P. Linden, won a timber sale announced by Deer Lodge National Forest staff officer Fred Mass. The bid covers 8,900 lodgepole pine poles plus 1,000,000 board feet of live and dead timber and requires building a road to the stand as part of the purchase.

Western Logging and Trucking Company W. E. Franklin R. P. Linden Fred Mass Deer Lodge National Forest

Skunk Chases Visitor Sends Mrs. Ager from Home

In Portland on Monday Mrs. Mary Ager evacuated her residence after a dog chased a skunk beneath the house causing fear and prompting a hurried exit.

Portland Ore U.P Mary Ager

Cookins Fun Weekday Dinner Parsley New Potatoes

A compact recipe for vegetable juice, pork chops, buttered carrots, and parsley new potatoes. The potatoes are scrubbed and boiled then dried and tossed with butter and chopped parsley for a simple side dish.

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