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More than 100 years ago,

Butte’s chief deputy county

treasurer Mike Sheehan

founded the “Never Cuss”

Club. Apparently, Butte resi-

dents had an affinity for

unsavory language and in

Sheehan’s opinion, “it was a

“disgrace!”

ABOVE: IN LATE 1903, work was completed on TempleB’Nai Israel. Dedicated Feb. 26, 1904, the Jewish synagoguewas Moorish in style, built from brick and masonry.AT RIGHT: ENGLAND MAY HAVE Lloyds of London, butButte had Lloyds of Butte, a one-time fine dining establishment.

THE HEADFRAME OF THE ORIGINAL MINE is 115 feet high. The historic mine is now home to the Montana Folk Festival.

ABOVE: NAMED TO COMMEMORATEthe visit of PresidentWarren G. Harding,Harding Way is also calledthe Highlands Drive.

THE SIGN READS: Continental Divide, Elevation 6,350 FeetAbove Sea Level, Pacific Slope, Atlantic Slope. The ContinentalDivide is also referred to as the Great Divide.

A BIRD’S-EYE VIEW – The HirbourBlock and Hennessy building onNorth Main Street are just two of themany edifices featured in this turn-of-the-last-century postcard.

SOHO ASIAN CUISINE is now located where theSmokehouse Mine operated on Broadway. TheThornton Hotel is directly across the street.

In 1956, Lloyds ofButte, a restaurant,offered a four-coursemeal for $2.50. Dinershad their choice ofroasted turkey, pan-friedchicken, cured ham orprime rib.

The second restaurant

in Butte was called

“The Copperopolis.”

Anaconda is now home

to a gift shop bearing

the same name.

Ethel Barrymore, amember of an eliteAmerican acting family,was on stage at Butte’sBroadway Theater Sept.21, 1931. She played thelead in “The School forScandal.”

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Anniversary

1963 ... ... 2013

Jim and Judi McGovern

Letusknow

Jodi and Nate JacobsSt. Ann’s Catholic

Church was the scene forthe June 21, 2013 weddingof Jodi Moore and NateJacobs. Solemnizing theevening ceremony wasFather Tom Haffey.

The couple met whileboth were attendingMontana State University.

Their parents are Johnand Kathleen Moore ofButte, Marijo Jacobs ofAnaconda, and Dan andKaren Jacobs of Missoula.

During the Mass, spe-cial readings were given bythe groom’s sister, AngelaJacobs, reading from 1Corinthians 12:31-13:8.Stepsisters of the groom,KayCee Pfeifer and JessicaPollock read Ations byShel Silverstein.Vocalist/special musicalguests included GeraldLillie, guitar and vocals,Hope Revenaugh, violinist,and Joann Lewis, piano.

Serving as honorattendants were thebride’s sister, KristinChiamulera and RyanCogley. Bridesmaids werethe bride’s sister-in-law,Caitlin Moore, andChristie Cogley andCaitlin Poley, andgroomsmen were thebride’s brother, JoshMoore, the groom’sbrother-in-law, BobbyPollock and ChrisZbitnoff. Guests were

seated by the bride’sbrother-in-law, WayneChiamulera, and thegroom’s brother-in-law,Phil Pfeifer.

Flower girls were thebride’s nieces, SidneyChiamulera, MeganChiamulera, Alaina Mooreand Alexa Moore, and thegroom’s nieces, AliPfeifer, and PaytonPollock. The groom’snephew, Dane Floch, wasthe ringbearer.

Among the guests wasthe bride’s grandmother,Peggy Moore, and thegroom’s grandmother,Nancy Peck.

The reception was heldat the Front StreetStation.

Jodi attended MontanaState University, and in2011, graduated from theUniversity of Nevada-LasVegas with a bachelor’sdegree in elementary edu-cation. She teaches firstgrade at Steven SchorrElementary in Las Vegas.

Nate graduated in 2008from Montana StateUniversity with a bache-lor’s degree in construc-tion engineering. Heworks for the McCarthyConstruction firm in LasVegas.

The newlyweds honey-mooned in the U.S. VirginIslands. They are at homein Las Vegas.

Jim and Judi (Walsh)McGovern celebratedtheir 50th weddinganniversary on July 20,2013. They were bothborn and raised in Butte.The couple married at St. Ann’s Catholic Churchin Butte, on July 20, 1963.

They moved to Seattle,Wash., in July of 1965,where Jim had taken a jobwith the WashingtonState Highway Dept.,which would end up beinga 45-year career in thisindustry. He retired in2008.

Judi was a homemakerin the early years of themarriage when the chil-dren were young and thenhad a career in advertisingwith the Bon MarcheDowntown Seattle. They

moved to Stanwood,Wash., 23 years ago wherethey currently reside closeto all their kids. Theirtime is now spent beingvery active and involvedwith their family.

Jim and Judi have twosons, two daughters, ninegrandchildren, and threegreat-grandchildren.

Their children hosted aparty that included a skit,with costumes and musicthat was performed bytheir children and spouses, grandchildrenand spouses, and great-grandchildren.

The family recreatedthe memorable momentsfrom the last 50 years ofhistory, and of Jim andJudi’s journey together.

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The Montana Standard charges$25 and $55 for publication of wed-ding announcements, depending onthe information and type of photo

desired; and $20 for engagements, or$35 for the deluxe announcement.

Forms are available at TheMontana Standard, 25 W. Granite.

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During a visit to Butte in

1927, American humorist Will

Rogers characterized Ita

lian

dictator Benito Mussolini as an

“honest, sincere man.” Rogers

was obviously not a go

od judge

of character because n

ear the

conclusion of World War II,

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: ■ A panoramic view of the Columbia Gardens was published to celebrate the Gardens’ new pavilion. Fire

destroyed the original pavilion.■ The Catholic churches of St. Joseph’s, Sacred Heart and St. Patrick’s are featured here.■ In 1914, resident living near the Pittsmont Mine got an unobstructed view of the East Ridge.■ State Savings Bank, Park and Main, is now home to the Metals Sports Bar & Grill.■ Here’s a look at Montana Tech when the school was just starting.