Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana

We have 3,228,115 pages in Montana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1921

Page

2

Club President Outlines Plans and Federal Agency Roles

In Bozeman the Woman's club, led by Mrs Burdette, outlines a multi department program to advance citizenship, Americanization, education, home economics, library extension, conservation, arts, legislation, press, publicity, and public welfare. The plan stresses teamwork and state cooperation with divisions for child welfare health and social conditions.

Bozeman Innar Woman's Club Ryeis Caren Sonas Acre Herrick Ieee Saes Ieee Notas Ates Atest Prette Club Department of American Citizen Division Americanization Son of Citizenship Training Division of Community Service Department of Applied Education Home Economics Conservation of Natural Resources Department of Fine Arte Legislation Civil Service Department of Press and Publicity Federation News Department of Public Welfare Child Welfare Health Indian Welfare Salt Lake

Bozeman Social Roundup Highlights Visiting Notables

Bozeman hosts a busy week with visits from Mrs. Una Herrick and Dr Caroline Heczer visiting lectures. Local residents entertain Chi Omega members and attending families, while Elks and Pi Beta Phi delegates tour and attend conventions. Several social gatherings, picnics, weddings, and civic events fill the schedule as residents travel to nearby towns and return home.

Airs Bozeman Una B. Herrick Mm Hall Caroline Heczer Montana George Nelson Virginia Nelson T. F. Henegan Deer Lodge California EC. Lovelace

Weekend party at Roe country home near Red Rock

Dillon society notes report a weekend house party hosted at the Roe country home near Red Rock with guests from Dillon and Salt Lake. Activities included bathing, fishing, motor trips, and formal dances amid visits by Maureen and Annabel Desmond, Veronica Danate, Cleo Bean, Florence Hatch, Rose Edwards, and others.

Dillon Auee Red Rock Roe Maureen Desmond Annabel Desmond Veronica Danate Cleo Bean Florence Hatch Rose Edwards Salt Lake Dansie Luci Paul South Pacific Street Susan Findling Findling Wolfe Butte D. A. Galt Hele Briggs Jimmie Briggs Great Helena Boulder Springs E. 8. Duff Hathaway Olive Hathaway California Schultz Marshall Field Tom Call Geyserland

United States Graingrowers affiliates 15 elevators

Chicago reports that the United States Graingrowers Inc announced 15 elevators joined the organization. The tally lists 87 in Nebraska 74 in North Dakota 38 in Missouri 16 in Illinois and 2 in Oklahoma. Con signed contracts amount to about 4 000 in North Dakota 266 in Missouri and 175 in Oklahoma.

Chicago United States Graingrowers, Inc Nebraska North Dakota Missouri Illinois Oklahoma

Letter From Old Cornwall Home

Rev Fred Anstice pastor of First Methodist Episcopal church of Philipsburg writes from Cornwall England dated July 31. He describes large church service in Tawarth Lanner Redruth and notes relatives attended. He mentions enjoying time with home folks and plans to attend a royal event with the king's band. He states they receive the Anaconda Standard and stay in touch with Montana events.

Philipsburg Fred Anstice First Methodist Episcopal Church Montana

Philipsburg Notes Update From A Busy Week

Philipsburg residents and visitors fill the week with social visits, business, and travel. Notables include Judge Wellington Napton of Di Lodge and Mayor S. E. McClees attending to matters, plus residents moving homes and fishing with the Granite County Anglers. A house fire on Rosalind addition claims a dwelling, partially insured, while local events feature gatherings at the James Gillies home and the Sntler ranch outing on Rock creek.

Deer Lodge A. J. Cummings Rosalind Additon Philipsburg J. Iter Mooselake D. T. Conklin Moose Lake Terry Ranch Barney Pickett Wiliam Blakely Astre Gold Creek William Foe Lower Rock Creek Granite County Anglers’ Club Rock Creek Bridge Pete” Valston H. A. Featherman William McCreery Anaconda Myrtle Dunn Malta John Werning Rock Creek HH. Hannifin St. Regis James Gillies Lower Broadway James Walsh Drummond Missoula Swain S. E. McClees W. E. Moore George Shively Butte A. E. Hanna Billy Vancouver E. McCleeses Sunguere Helena Fred Bowen Othe al Powers Clarence C. Spencer Bridge Club Dorothy Spencer G. A. Cartier M. E. H. Gannon G. L. Atwater Properties John H. Cole Angus Johnson Michael Courtney Humphrey Courtney Mary Retrey Una V. Crawshaw H. H. ‘Hannifin F.C. Schilling Humphrey Courtney Jr Sntler M. H. Hunt Jane Rickey MacDonald Maxville John Mershon John R. Page Wickes Senator Page George Weaver Bearmouth J.C. Smith

No Cards Needed When Visiting Sister Canada

Americans may cross the continent border without Washington permission as Canada welcomes travelers. Passport rules from the war are deemed outdated for most travelers, though Europe requires passports. Canada imposes only light customs formalities, with cash bonds for bonded goods and guidance from railway agents on iron deposits for their intended articles. The article praises freedom of movement and new Canadian resorts boosting northward travel.

Canada United States Washington Tony Thevernment Northland Hast John Barleycorn

Entertainment plans loom large at state fair in Helena

Downtown Helena gears up for fair week with plans by the state fair department and Helena Commercial club plus Algeria Shrine patrol. Miss Helena is to be crowned at Shrine temple on opening night. governor to crown the queen midweek. Shrine patrol to stage dances, parades stretch over a mile with floats and decorated autos. State Game Warden Jairways visited. Miss Annie H Price reports her mother’s health improving.

Helena State Fair Department Helena Commercial Club Algeria Shrine Patrol Misa H. T. Carter Ware Jairways Annie H. Price Evanston Ill Miss Price Philipsburg Pete Junlo A. C. Knight le Roy Dorothy Knight Moose Lake Elizabeth Cole S. WW. Perritz God W. T. Hull Lower Rock Cathryn Moore William Werning Rock Creek Karen Hansen Missoula Hansen Anaanda

Long Hike From New York To Oregon Reaches Philipsburg

Mr and Mrs F Robarge traveled through Philipsburg on a journey from Poughkeepsie New York to Bend Oregon where they plan to settle on a homestead. Robarge is a former overseran in the 504th engineers and was wounded in France. Mrs Robarge praises Western Montana as the country’s most beautiful area. They left July 2 accepting rides but not begging, traveling to save expenses rather than a wager.

Philipsburg F. Robarge Poughkeepsie N. Y Bend Ore Robarge 504Th ‘Engineers Company A France Oregon

Inez Mulch Marries Paul Smith in Bozeman Farm Wedding

Miss Inez Mulch wed Paul Smith of Morrill Nebraska at a Bozeman farm home west of the city in a quiet ceremony attended by about 20 relatives and friends. Rev. AL Chapman officiated with Olga Hawk as bridesmaid and Miss Earth Wagner of Anaconda singing. The couple plans a tour of Yellowstone Park then a visit in Wyoming before settling near Morrill Nebraska.

Dumont Park Chicago Lillian Felt Dillon Mond Elkhorn Frank B. Felt Delia Hudson Ueday Butte Northside Clayton Schuler Schuler Baptist Aid Society W. C. Jennings Washington Street Jennings James Walker Clara Plant Mollie Sparrow Anaconda Helen Po Duff Roy Forrester Wuert Mies Ethel Wuert San Francisco Canyon Creek Melrose Wuerz California Misa Wuerg Forrester Roy LeKander George Gosman East Orr Street Elizabeth Sutherland Lendore Idaho A. A. Schroeder Horse Prairie M. D. Gist Mary Gist Mae Conger Dmr Jose Mulica Bozeman Inez Mulch Paul Smith Morrill Neb Rev. AL. Chapman Olga Hawk William Harvey Earth Wagner Ating Yellow Stone Park Wyoming State Normal College Gallatin County High School

National Banks Report June Figures and Closures

The Comptroller of the Currency reports 80 national banks in operation in June with authorized capital of 1.277 billion dollars and outstanding circulation of 743 million. During the period 130 banks closed, with 28 failing due to capital shortfalls, 84 liquidated voluntarily, 18 merged, and three restored to solvency. The Nashville Tennessean notes armaments do not secure peace.

National Bank Associated Pres Washington Num Nashville

Mascot of Wars Call on Buddies

Veteran of the world war known as Stubby, the famous Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Division mascot, toured Washington and New Haven with decorations and a blanket of embroidered Allied flags. The Boston bull served with Corporal Robert Conroy, endured wounds, and became a beloved war symbol with medals, honors, and a public display in Boston in 1920.

Harry L. Rogers News “Service Statt Washington, Duca Stars Star Acy Tata Tormer Berenprey Chateau Thierry Luthe A. We de Bats New England Ai France Brubiy Boston Lee 1024 Infantry Yale Eld New Haven Somne Robert Conroy Omy Maggiea Conroy Selchprey Stubby Aisne- Marne Champagne-Marne Meuse Argonne St. Mihiel Siiver American Legion Legion Minneapolis Y. MC. A Red Cross Mimies I Dred First Infantry

Record enrollment breaks at Montana Normal College

Montana state normal college reports a summer enrollment record with over 600 students in special lectures and courses. Night classes are added to accommodate demand while day classes run from eight in the morning to six in the evening. Enrollees include students from many states and foreign regions including Hawaii and the Philippines.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Inoent Charlevoix Mich Pi Beta Phi Sallig Gillespie Phi Gamma Sorority Montana ‘State College Mia Lovelace Detroit University of Michigan Nhumber William Williams Rome Lodge Rer J. W. Steele Noah Kirby Thermopolis Wye Mary van Camp Sanford Moore Mildred Kirby Emigrant Kirby Ray Smith Dot A. van Camp F, WW. Benepe Georgia J. Simpson West Roch Street Bourden Greensboro Wanda Henegan Yvonne McAuvie Spokane Yvonne Prank Meauvie Happy Hour Club Rokert's Grove J. F. Goyer W. J. Reagen City John Lovelace Lucille Corbly Billings Brotherton Hom J. R. Chambers J. H. Baker Vivian Bitter Root Valley Mr. Baker R.W. Fisher Baker H.C. Gardiner Chambers Whitehall Smauzel Townsend A. C. Harding Belgrade Florence Penwell Clara Jacobson Lester Cowan Gate Cowan Seventh Avenue North E. R. Curry The Baptist Church Robert Durham Lewis Cowan D'ifarelot Theowan Hattan Gallatin Valley Flathead County Gallatin County Bozeman and Vicinity Manhattan Dillon Society Notes Old Cornwall Mr. Anstice Vancouver Hotel Pacific Coast Ode Hero Pup
Search Courier

Search the Anaconda Standard Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Anaconda Standard?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication