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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1923

Page

8

Paralysis Fatal to Philipsburg Man in Montana

Thomas Parks a highly esteemed Philipsburg resident died unexpectedly at his country home after a brief illness. He collapsed while inspecting an irrigation ditch on Rock Creek and died an hour after arriving at Philipsburg hospital. He was 68, born July 29, 1855, and survived by his widow and two daughters. Funeral held this afternoon at the Christian church.

Philipsburg Mont Thomas Parks Rock Creek Hayields Parks William Carey Paul Neal Sand Point Idaho

Rotary Club Luncheon Highlights Law Service Theme

In Deer Lodge Aug 1 the Rotary Club met at the Hotel Deer Lodge with temporary chair Paul Seifert presiding. Judge Bennett spoke on service relative to law observances and was praised for his engaging delivery. Dr Iver of the University of Illinois followed with a brief talk on the same topic. Mr Norecroes outlined plans for the Billison White Chautauqua set for Aug 6 to 11 in Deer Lodge. Don Larabie reported two upcoming items.

Deer Lodge Peer Lodge Rotary Club Paul Seifert D. Speer Judge Bennett Bennett Iver University of Illinois Norecroes Don Larabie

Rotary Club Picnic At Dillmont Park In Dillon

Aug. meeting of the Rotary club held as a picnic at Dillmont park. Rotarians and guests drove there for an outdoor supper and games followed by a short business meeting. Howard Driggs of New York city, author of Live Language Lesson Series, visits Dillon and will speak at Normal College.

Dillon Aug Rotary Club Dillmont Park Howard BR. Driggs New York City

Buick dealers convene in Minneapolis for model display

Dillon August 1 Jack Nemeck and George Hopkins left for Minneapolis to attend the annual Buick dealers convention. They aim to renew contracts and preview the new car model. The display day is Wednesday and they plan to bring several of the new cars back on their return next week.

Dillon Jack Nemeck George Hopkins Minneapolis Buick Automobile Dealers Buick Company Nemeck Mr. Hopkins

Dillon Snews Notes A Busy Summer Patch

Dillon notes dated Aug 1 report high school teacher Wesley Rodekopf returning to Butte after a stay with Mr. Claire Bartholme. Nurse Catherine MacGregor leaves for Bramford Canada with sister Mrs. John MacMillan. Truman Smith returns from Big Hole basin. Tomorris from Salman Dy Idaho. Bob Vogel attends to business in Dillon. Mrs. Emerick heads to Pocatello Idaho. Hertiiig and Duff motor to Hughes and Riff ranches for several days. Dredd and Melton drive to Butte for business.

Dillon Wesley Rodekopf Conrad Butte Claire Bartholme Catherine MacGregor Bramford Canada John MacMillan Truman Smith Big Hole Basin Tomorris Salmandy Idaho Bob Vogel B. W. Emerick Pocatello W. B. Hertiiig Ed Duff Hughes Ranch Medicine Lodge Yesterda Riff Ranch James Dredd George Melton Riff Dave Fe Ranch

Centerville and Walkerville News Highlights Local Events

William Hester of Centerville plans a two week trip to the Big Hole. Trinity church hosts a lawn meeting of the Ladies Aid. First Aid boys to clash with Woolman boys at 2 o’clock Saturday. Rev F T Spencer to speak on Autos and Religion next Sunday at 7:30. Stanley Renny camps near Butte. Mrs. Davey improving at home. Sunday school class picnic at Columbia gardens. Mount Bethel improvements meeting at 11. An Old Fashioned Mother to be staged at Mount Bethel in September. Chrissie Lavin returns from Yellowstone. Travidick family vacationing in Seattle. Several local residents ill. Ivey and Littlejohn back from Missoula after a 45 mile detour due to a washout. Dorothy Lockingville departs White Sulphur Springs for Plentywood. Phyllis Berryman returns from Grace, Mont. Mount Bethel plans an ice cream social Aug. 10. H K Holzinger to lead combined fourth quarterly conference at Mount Bethel on Aug. 6.

William Hester Centerville Ladies’Aid Society Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church First Aid Boys Trinity Church Woolman Boys F. T. Spencer Stanley Renny Butte Davey James Tallac Columbia Gardens Mount Bethel Church Chrissie Lavin Yellowstone Park John Travidick Seattle William = Collins Hocking Laura Pierce Missoula Summond Dorothy Lockingville White Sulphur Springs Trinity Parsonage Plentywood Phyllis Berryman Grace, Mont H. K. Holzinger Helena

Roslosnik Parents Welcome First Child in July

South Side notes report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Roslosnik at 1598 B street on Tuesday July 31. The column also covers visits, weddings, picnics, and social events around Butte including St John the Evangelist parish plans and a Norway lodge picnic delayed due to member absences.

Anaconda Thieves Steal Playground Equipment

Playground issues in Anaconda as petty thieves strip the common of two peg sets and multiple horseshoes bought by the Anaconda playground committee. Inspector Newman suspects older individuals, not youths, carried out the theft amid preparations for junior baseball and football activities. The M C's beat Newman Specials 12 to 3 in the first under 15 baseball game. upcoming match set for Saturday at 2 on the common. Football practice to begin as a new ball arrives, with coaching to aid junior games this year.

Newman Anaconda M. C’s Newman Specials Tanner Boone Shegina Calan

Temperature Falls in Anaconda as August Starts

August began with a sharp drop in Anaconda temperatures. Frank Kennedy of the weather bureau reports the day ending at 6 o’clock had a maximum of 74 and a minimum of 36, with the high eight degrees and the low 17 degrees below the day before.

Frank Kennedy Weather Bureau

Lankford and McDonald Wed in City Ceremony

Charles A. Lankford and Elizabeth McDonald, both of this city, were married last evening at 9 o'clock by Rev. B. F. Edwards of the A. M. E. church. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. T. Irving. The couple, former Posopi residents, will reside at 214 West Commercial Avenue.

Gerfy West Woelman Street George Leonard Gerry Edwin Gerry George Gerry Dan O'Leary Holy Cross Hancock Charles Hancock Daly-Rhea Lankford-M'Donald Charles A. Lankford Elizabeth McDonald B. F. Edwards A. M. E. Church T. Irving

Growers Association Sees Major Wheat Tonnage Rise

Spokane Washington The Washington Wheat Growers association reports this year's tonnage will be about four times last year's. Secretary A C Adams says pooling enters its third year with growing farmer sales. He notes first year sales exceeded 7 million bushels, last year fell to about a quarter, and this year about 9 million bushels are expected with roughly 6 million dollars needed to finance transactions.

Spokane Wash Washington Wheat Growers’ Association A. C. Adama

Garden club outing and social entertainment described

A social afternoon featured roses and tables with bouquets and guest favors. Attendees enjoyed games and dances by Myrtie Elvers and Genevieve Whealon with piano by Minnie Trineman and Gwendolyn Frans. Luncheon was served by the hostess with help from Lillian Zurflun. Several guests were listed for luncheon covers and plans include a Bell Creek garden club meeting at 2 30 p m Friday August 3 at Mrs William E Crompton home inviting all district gardeners. Florence Weir and Ida Evans plan a Yellowstone vacation trip from Madison.

Myrtie Elvers Genevieve Whealon Minnie Trineman Gwendolyn Frans Lillian Zurflun Mae Harrington Florence Pue Gwendolyn Evans Myrtle Elvers Gladys Moretta

Baptist Revival Draws Crowds at Local Church

Rev Z C Ofarrell leads revival meetings at the Baptist church with crowd turnout rising nightly. The weeklong series ends next Sunday with vacation Bible school graduation. He contrasts regeneration with mere reform and urges personal, inner change as key to true renewal.

Anaconda Independents Beat Deer Lodge In City Championship

The Anaconda Independents defeated the Deer Lodge Independents 5 to 2 on the city common to clinch the inter-city championship. Swanson pitched masterfully, fanning 11 and allowing two hits, backed by solid fielding. Deer Lodge struck first with two runs in the second. Anaconda answered with one in the first and four in the fourth to seal the win.

Swanson Anaconda Independents Deer Lodge Independents Deer Lodge Anaconda

Driver Freed After Car Crash Compromise Reached

Steve Blakovich, driver of the truck involved in a collision with John Coco’s car, was released from the county jail after a compromise was arranged. Coco will not file a reckless driving complaint, and Blakovich will cover damages. Two accompanying girls remain jailed pending further action. Rose Gregovich’s father disputes the jailed inmate’s claimed identity, saying she is not his daughter.

Steve Blakovich John Coco Coco Elakovich Rose Gregovich Standard

Complete Chau­tauqua Week Program Details

The Chau tauqua schedule lists events for next week with speakers and performances. Opening Monday at 8 p m features a drama and prior announcements, then a series of afternoon and evening acts including Alice Louise Shrode, Erelyn M. McClusky, Dr Ng Poon Chew, Charles Mitchell Mixer, James Hamilton, and more in junior and adult segments across Monday to Thursday.

Old Homestead Alice Louise Shrode Erelyn M. McClusky Junior Chautauqua China Ng Poon Chew Mark Twain Charles Mitchell James Hamilton Mixer

Beatrice Stuart Wel ler junior Chautauqua program

Cartoon lecture by Beatrice Stuart Weller and other Chautauqua events run Friday to Monday. Includes Evening addresses by Tom Skeyhill and Jamie Heron, concerts by Winifred Windus company and Princess Te Ata, and a closing program with Thaviu’s exposition band. Season tickets on sale at multiple drugstores and via sellers, priced 2.75 for adults, 1.50 for high school students, 1 for children.

Beatrice Stuart Weller Junior Chautauqua Tom Skeyhill Winifred Windus Company Guy Mariner New Zealand Leslie Taylor Edna Belle Kuhn Junior Chautauquans Jamie” Heron Thaviu Smith Drug Store City Drug Store G. W. Sparrow's Standard Drug Store Fuller Drug Store H. G. Coy J. H. Strain & Co DD. RR MacRae’s Miss

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