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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
8
A compilation of short items notes visitors from Dillon and Missoula, club meetings at the Welfare Club, sales at August furniture, and local notices. It lists travels to Georgetown Lake, Scoby, and Portland plus fishing trips to the Madison River and Big Hole.
Sheriff visits Dillon to inspect a prisoner and review custody details as part of ongoing legal proceedings. Officials confirm the visit focused on safety and processing procedures at the facility.
A wedding last evening at 6:30 at the bridge parents home 414 Wert Fourth Streets united Miss Verdun and Walter Rewiter of Anaconda in marriage. The ceremony conducted by Rev Waite of the Methodist church followed a short honeymoon and they plan to reside in Anaconda. Also notes drilling news from Juniata Oil Syndicate with a 1600 foot deep test near Billings showing shale oil and high well pressure. Special this week features drapery remnants to rug and shade bargains at Copper City.
Proceedings from a regular session at Anaconda courthouse on Aug 1 3 with Tp. McGrath L Cosens and A P Goodwin present. Minutes approved. Various audits and payments listed under General Fund and Road Fund for numerous individuals and services including examinations mileage board prisoners taxi service and public works. Numerous witnesses and petty expenses noted.
A 16 year old boy was taken into custody yesterday on suspicion of involvement in the robbery of Nels Pearson's home on East Third Street. While the family was at Georgetown Lake, burglars entered the residence and $25 in cash was stolen.
The annual picnic of the Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches and Sunday schools will be held at Washoe park tomorrow afternoon. A car will leave Main and Third streets at 1 30 and return at 7 10. Refreshments will be distributed at the pavilion. Sports start at 2 30 including dashes, races, sack race and a ball game. A cordial invitation is extended to members and friends with many local names listed among sponsors and supporters.
J T Kelly Jake Kanne and a party of fish and game officials brought 28 Chinese pheasants from Oregon and released them near Warm Springs. The birds arrived in excellent condition and strutted happily after release. The pheasant, protected by law, is hoped to build large flocks as noted by hunters in Bitter Root and the Flathead.
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