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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1916
Page
7
Butte News lists advertising rates and contact details. Rates furnished on application. Department listings available at 28 East Broadway.
Butte Current reports a flood of local arrivals and departures from Whitehall Ring Nin Dillon and Missoula. It notes marriages trips Yellowstone visits and a Butte Elks funeral procession with details on residents and visitors and a Sherman Reed garage ad.
The Butte school board plans to raise teachers’ salaries before the next payroll and to open a school plumbing shop. They elected 11 new teachers, raised laborers’ wages to 4 a day, and instructed Maddock and the education committee to study the higher pay schedule for the term.
Instructions guide children to reproduce a picture by connecting numbered dots from one through to the last. After drawing the sequence they are asked to cut the image and paste it into a scrapbook to form a permanent book.
Kindergarten staff must complete a recognized training course before teaching. The district votes to continue the program. Washington junior high to emphasize arts while Latin and German move to senior high only. Beginning classes to end in junior schools. Portable two room buildings approved to ease congestion. movable across the city. Obituaries note Risksen, Schweiger, and Ayers, with funeral plans pending details.
George W. Johnson and Miss Catherine Cecilia Donoghue will wed at St Patrick's parish house at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Rev Mer De Siero will officiate in a ceremony attended by close friends and relatives. Miss Donoghue is daughter of M. M. Donoghue, Montana Federation of Labor president. the groom Charles Hedin is a commercial artist and painter. They will honeymoon in Denver and reside at Idaho Apartments after August 18.
Miss Carol O'Donnell, niece of Getz, weds Carl Getz former state university journalism instructor. Getz is a recognized figure in Montana education circles. Attending wedding today, events noted in state news.
In a volatile district near Nort Main Street police tighten patrols after clashes that followed an attack on Officer Burns. Three suspects faced the police court while a fourth remained hospitalized. Fines were imposed for disturbances, speeding, and improprieties as officers report more arrests to prevent further violence.
The funeral of the late John Byrne will be held next Wednesday morning at 9 30 at Sacred Heart Church, 336 East Broadway. Mass will be celebrated, followed by interment at Hols Cross Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend from the residence of his father at 336 East Broadway.
Seattle court finds police seizure of liquor valued at 31000 justified as liquor legally in city. Claimants' counsel signals appeal but judge declines destruction and stores the goods in public safety building. New York editors discuss plan to cut total pages across editions to ease newsprint shortages and reduce unsold copies.
The 24 hour period ending at 1 a.m. reports 57 deaths in the greater city and 15 new influenza cases. Officials cite the season's heat wave as the cause of the surge in fatalities and illnesses.
Colunamin t reports Bozeman taking charge of Robert T s body after he cut his throat in an apparent suicide. Emerson family left for California and Hebgen workers also noted. Emerson lived at 1106 Town avenue until recently as details emerge from the incident.
James Lord head of the mining Department of the AFL spoke to the silver Bow Trades and Labor council last night outlining the United Miners of America and its local autonomy and agreements. William J. Sneed UMW organizer described gains in Illinois fields from the organization’s work.
Willard Beauchamp and George Griffin are detained at the industrial school east of Butte while an inquiry probes an alleged attempt to wreck the paper train running between Anaconda and Butte. The youths deny laying spikes and say they were strolling the tracks when detained by a fisherman. The statements from the boys will be investigated.
Harry Treviin, a demonstrator for an automobile house, reported to police that T. Matking and Walter Brazil assaulted him after he refused to let them drive the car. Treviin says he was struck near the railroad yards and his scalp was cut. Matking and Brazil were held on an assault charge.
The steamship Northwestern arrived from Nome Alaska with a cargo of gold bullion valued at 400000 dollars. The report notes a rapid throughflow of powdered sulphur related to the voyage.
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