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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1923
Page
7
July's average temperature stood around 64 to 69 degrees with a high of 80 and a low of 65. Rainfall was unusually high with July recorded on 15 days with rain and 22 days at 80 degrees or hotter, signaling a wet trend for August despite cooler opening conditions.
In Max Goodsil et al v RO Jeanot the plaintiffs claim breach of contract for producing a directory. They allege the Montana Association of Commercial Organizations operates under a fictitious name and lacks standing, note bond expiry was April 14, and that suit filed June 14. They further contend the plaintiffs failed to support the contract and did not meet agreements.
Wesley Chapel Sunday school members and friends plan an annual picnic at Gregson Springs. A special car will depart from the chapel at Talbot Avenue and Garden Street at 8 45 a m via B A and P Station. The group travels on the 5 30 a m train and returns on the 7 30 p m train. Contests and games are planned for all.
A garbled Deer Lodge Bureau report notes a court matter tied to the Kelley Ranch in the Ni valley. Attorney W sors of Ani Mor to Deer is expected Tuesday through Thursday as proceedings continue, with J HL Rignell and Davenport visiting, and a mention of a Golden Glint Shampoo ad ending the item.
Witnesses for the defense in the W J Walsh suit against Fast Butte Copper Company testified that 1 288 000 gallons per minute surged through Silver Bow Creek near Cherry Creek and that the normal flow was 4 300 gallons a minute. They attributed the damage to a cloudburst, with additional tailings appearing in court. Boxes and pails of samples were found in the courthouse corridors and locked in Clerk Driscoll’s office.
The Ladies Aid of Central Presbyterian church will picnic at Columbia Gardens today, meeting at Park and Main to catch the 11 o clock car. Members and guests, including Mrs Mary Schweninger and niece Jeanne McNulty, will attend, with future social events noted to fund a Sacred Heart statue. A recent gathering at 1547 Harrison Avenue featured Mrs James Sennett, Miss Father Sennett, and various local residents.
Fresh summer dresses arrive in light fabrics including sheer voices tissues and imported ginghams. The collection features trimmed lace organdy and contrasting inserts in popular colors with all sizes available and prices slashed from five to six dollars.
A Cobb home porch gathering featured art embroidery music dancing and dainty refreshments served by Mrs. Cobb with Misses Constance Gosselin Bess Williams Marion Palmer Bessie Edith Cochrane Helen Young Emma Baldwin Margaret Winters Helen Willams Marjory Parker Mildred Nichols Mary Burkhart Gyna and Kathryn Harney as guests. Mrs J W Bucher assisted. Also noted is Frank Egan of 1830 Lowell avenue recovering from illness and a sewing club gathering at 1832 Whitman avenue with Mrs A B Schott hosting. A collision near Hamilton battleground left L Farnham and spouse with minor injuries after their car toppled thirty feet before a tree stopped its fall.
A lively Great White Way orchestra sets a summer mood with New Fox Trot for August, backed by a second side Carolina Mammy. The B side features Noble Bisale and Huble Blake, plus Clyde Doerr’s saxophone solo with Togalag orchestra in a Valse selection.
A promotional note describes a two side Du Troubadoure disc with a medley of old time waltz songs such as When You and I Were Young Maggie and White Wings on one side and Victor Herbert waltzes Like Gypsy So Long and Because You're You on the other. The text notes no saxophone in the listings and mentions a concealed weapon charge against Alex Genterez filed in the county attorney's office.
The funeral service for John B. Ish, aged 81 years and 8 months, took place at a local church. Family and friends gathered to pay their respects as the obsequies proceeded with traditional rites.
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