Montana Butte Standard from Butte, Montana • Page 3

MONTANA STANDARD, BUTTE, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1940. Last rites for Mrs. Alfred Roberts were conducted In the St. John Examinations In Scholarship Contests Taken by Rural Pupils. Examinations in the first of the eemi annual scholarship contests among Silver Bow grade school pupils got under way today under the supervision of Miss Maybelle Ho- San, county superintendent of 'Schools.

Examinations cover all the elemental subjects. Prizes are awarded to the pupils who lead in the various grades after the aggregate of the two contests has been figured. The contests normally are In January and April, Miss Hogan said. This year inclement weather, which prevented a number of pupils from attending schools during January, forced postponement of the first examination. More than a week is' required to give the examinations in all of the schools.

Questions for the tests are formulated by the a a State Teachers College and distributed throughout the United States to be used as a basis for the determination of the knowledge of pupils in the various states. noon, with the Rev. 'Thomas Ashworth' officiating. Burial was in Mount Morlah cemetery. was presented by Evan Roberts, Accompanied by Miss Violet Laity.

Pallbearers were George Courtier, Thomas Morgan, Evan Roberts. Thomas Wallers, Cain Connors and Is'icholas Dates. Mrs. Roberts died Monday at her home, 424 Virginia street. She had been a resident of Butte for the past 13 years.

HAPPY CORONER DIES. Sir Samuel Brighouse. who conducted 24,700 inquests during his 56 years as coroner, has died at his home in Lancashire, England, in his ninety-first year. Known as 'Owd Sam" to Lancashire miners, he was noted for his cheerfulness and vitality. At 82 he challenged any man of bis age to a game of billards.

ACHING CHEST COLDS Need More Than "Just Salve" To Relieve DISTRESS! T6 quickly relieve chest cold misery and muscular aches and pains due to colda-- it takes MORE than "just a need a warming; Eoothinz "counter- --used by millions for over 30 years. Musterole penetrates the outer layers of the skin and helps break up local congestion and pain. 3 strengths: Regular, Children's (mild) and Eitra Strong, 40f. FREDERICK Silver Bow lodge No. 48.

A. P. A. was in charge ot funeral sen-Ices for- Frederick Manuel! yesterday afternoon In the Masonic temple. The Rev.

Bert A. Powell officiated. Burial was in. Mount Morlah cemetery. A large number ol friends and relatives attended the services and a special car was required for the many floral offerings.

Music was presented by the Masonic quartet. Pallbearers were Wilbur Hanley. Robert Crangle, I. D. Hadzor, L.

A. Hinchcliff, John Powers and Joseph Reardon. Mr. Manuell. a resident of Montana for the past half century, died Monday at his home.

1803 street. WILLIAM PORTER. Requiem high mass for William Porter was celebrated yesterday morning in the St. Ann church. Rev.

John Gallagher was the celebrant of (lie mass. Responses were sung by the church choir. liev. M. M.

English officiated at the grave. Pallbearers ivere Thomas Heneghan, Jack Queen, John T. Gardner, Joseph Roe, Thomas Boyle and George Sarsfield. Burial was in the St. Patrick cemetery.

Mr. Porter died Monday at his home, 2C37 Princeton avenue. MARGARET GREGOV1CH. Margaret M. Gregovich, infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Gregovich, 213 Watson street, was buried in the Holy Cross cemetery yesterday afternoon following services conducted in the Daly-Shea chapel. The Rev. William Joyce officiated. The infant died Tuesday at the family home.

Better Than A Mustard Plaster I JOHN GUSTAFSON. Death yesterday morning summoned John E. Gustafson, 42, at his residence. 322 East Broadway. A native of Finland, he had lived in Butte for 18 years.

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pouch and fnvclooc HENNESSY'S- ters and a brother in Finland; a daughter, Miss Doreen Gustafson, Butte. The body is at the Sherman and Reed funeral home pending arrangements. TOM UN. Funeral services for Tom Lin, a resident of Butte for 40 years, were conducted yesterday afternoon In the Richards chapel. Burial was in Mount Moriah cemetery.

Mr. Lin, who wa.s born In China, died Tuesday in a local hospital. Former Governor Erickson Named to Liquor Board HELENA, March 7. Erickson of Helena, John E. North and East Side News Correspondent's Phono 4768 The Thimble club of Silver How circle, N.

o. met, Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ida Stamsos at her home on Gaylord with Mrs. Kate Keane, MM. Gladys Kramer.

Emma Williams, Mrs. Lois Cole and Mrs. Minnie Bonify "nssIM ing hostesses. Luncheon 'at 1:30 o'clock was followed by a brief busi- three times iiicss session, wilh Mrs. MiHtie Bell With SUGAR WHITE Frills Buys a Navy Mcrvillc Dross New Shipment never a cofor more flattering nor one so spring-like lively, young- looking a winter's weary colors! And these navy MER- VILLES definitely have figure appeal with the nipped in waists new flared skirts with white lingerie trims that add flattery and subtract on your age.

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Stock up for next year at those drastic price Street Floor. Just Unpacked! 200 Exciting New spring Sweaters governor of Montana ana' former United States senator, was named assistant administrator of the state liiiuor control board today. His appointment was announced by Administrator M. A. Wass following a meeting ol the liquor control board and Gov.

Roy E. Avers. Erickson was chosen to succeed Warren E. Toole, who resigned, effective March 1, to enter private law practice in Great Falls. Toole had been assistant administrator and attorney for the liquor control board for the past two years.

Erickson has bsen attorney for the Montana water control board. He will assume his new position Monday. GET THAT TEN HIGH SMUC 1 on my income tax! How come?" I asked. Bill smiled. overlooked things." So I set out TEN HIGH, the whiskey with No Rough Edges, and said, "I'm going to Doable My Enjoyment of your good news!" "Manl" exclaimed Bill, a one sip.

"How can you afford such fine whiskey?" And when I told him what TEN HIGH costs, Bill said, "We've shown each other how to save money today!" Short-Sleeve Cardigan) New-Type New Spring Shadei and priced at 3 mere 1.00 presiding. The remainder of the afternoon was spent with cards In attendance were Mrs. Laura Miss Josle Sinse), Mrs. Ethel Dunstan, Mrs. Susan Irvine Mrs.

Mary Snell, Mrs. Esther Harris, Mrs. Clara JJesjnrdins, Mrs. Bertha Attwood. Mrs.

Mary J. Dean, Mrs. Nancy Krablcr, Mrs. Mae Hob- erts. Mrs.

Ileeyne Jennings. Mrs. Anna Galzke, Mrs. Evel.ni Gransberry, Mrs. Flora Jones.

Mrs. Illeync Sullivan. Mrs. Ethel Rogers. Mrs Anna Kilham, Mrs.

Jennie Baiiman and the hostesses. The next meeting will be field with Mrs. Harris oil Grand avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Dcllaccrra of Brown's Gulch arc the parents ol a daughter, born Wednesday at St. James hospital. The Parent-Teacher circle of the Harrison school will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the school auditorium. The hoste sOi will be Mrs. Joe Mnfich.

Mrs. Sam Orlich and Mrs. William Can-cth. All members are urged to attend. Mrs.

V. Ballanger nnd Infant daughter are at their home, MIJ East. Daly street, from Murray hos pital. Silver Bow circle N. O.

W. will meet, this evening at 3 o'clock in the I. O. O. F.

hall on. West Broad- Taj-. Mrs. Opsl Carriger, cuardian neighbor, will preside. A the meeting a Mcial time win be held and refreshments ccrvcd.

The Home department met recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mlteh- ell. loO 1 North Main street. Walkerville.

Mr.i. presided the session, followed by the Bible with Mr. Mitchell in charge. Singing and music dur- ing the social lime preceded Ihe I he "has" been Mon- scrymg of refreshments ny Ihe jday. Mrs.

Wyatf. I Emma. Yeo and Mrs. Beatrice Har- Mrji. Maml'! Sokolfch, who rk.

I been a patient for risy, at Present 7cre Annfp Bawderj, 'Murray liflipitaJ. fo rrt'ini Mrs. GHdys Mrs. Kiiza her home, 2205 Map'o on CioXe, Kaf: Hol'DronX. Mrs.

Martha Mrs. Judith Mrs. Srlf-na Stevens. Mrs. Ro Bhungalr.e.

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Merxlames Nicholls, nnd the I granted," Gould nnld In the one-minute proceeding. and i May Brurwcll, Mrs. Bawdon i Mrs. Bowden, hostesses. (Mitchell was presented with a bean- gift in honor of her hlrth- anniversary.

Card. 1 were to sick members. proved and the custody 15 'dren Is awarded the 1 will) -Mrs i Mr6 rtooMivell did not appear in today. Testimony of her brother, Henry K. was In deposition yesterday.

Mrs. Roosevelt came hore a answering her movie productr-hnsband's complaint anrl filing a cross-com- Tne condition of Napton apartments. drained since he risked for his freedom in May, 1B38. Jlocisi'vclt tttd not contest the divorce. He l.i In Chicago now completing orsjanlznllon of a nlckel-ln- thc-slct-mnvlo enterprise.

The marriage of BcUey Ciishini: and Roosevelt In Brooklinc, June 1, 1930, two days before his graduation from Harvard, a wciety frvent of note. has aijearcd Infre- Dcnnls fihca, reported to be good at St. hospital. plafnt asking for the divorce. She I qutntly at Hollywood social Junc- last Friday tliat relations llomclte Schneider, his nurse clt lial been when he was 111 at Rochester, heUecn an(l 18 months neo, has been his occasional companion.

WEDS, LAS VEGAS, March (U.B --Oliver Hardj-, plump movie comedian, wn.s married here late today to Virginia Lucille Jones, studio TOO TO CLASSIFY Will. TRADE CAF15 Op. TRUCKd TOR Amanda. Park Meters, Emt Park, Miss Jane Rlchwlnr, Mrs. streett, a patirnt.

At Mur- hcspllal. Miss Mrs. Coiri- j' xrt (1 5 fairly itood. ing. George Ames, Stanley Roosevelt I A Granted Divorce ItMfOW A A 5 1 Don't Let Gas, Nerve Pressure Keep You Miserable From F.

Son 'Continued From Pago On?) SS-p f't bWhr Tl-n oa't P. VtCT i 5 ra Virj ceive monthly payments until they air, a 2 1 'taling more than 478X1)0. "Tne court is of the opinion that AOTlVjs.Trr.V.'l^uJVrffc'K'S'l i In this caw oun. OWStEV'S. INC.

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