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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1920

Page

14

A M Team Earns Easy Win in Timber Butte League

A.C.M defeated Timber Butte 4 to 1 at Clark Park to retain the league lead as Dockstader and Guidoni starred in the field and Foley and James led the batting. A crowd over 6,000 witnessed the top two teams clash while penalties and league rules affected scoring such as two-base awards for balls landing in the crowd.

Caidoni A. Co M Timber Butt Clark ‘Park Dockstader James Foley Dick Boyer A.C. M Tremblay Lou Boyer Mattson Kinville Dawson Sautter Lyon Guidoni Trem- Clay Gilboy C. Mo Feld Curry Weis Jovick Geidoni Curry Scribbner Saul Dockstade Hiboy Kimville Ss. O Ai Emery Aidoni P. Va Timber Butte AB. RH E. Santer Ae Lyons D. Boyer Weir Scribbner Ribbner Timber Buite Ick Boyer Mattson Dawson Lyons Kirmville Fole Lyons Husdont G. A.C Rouleau Merkie A

Puckett Reports Credit Of County In Monthly Ledger

Silver Bow county shows a July 31 balance of 209076.29 in the county treasurer T Puckett’s report. The document, submitted to the county commissioners for approval, notes warrants discounted at 2 percent and a demand not strong. Of 209,1269 drawing interest in Butte banks, 7262 goes to trust and tax funds, leaving 126494.45 for actual county use. The month saw 27642.50 paid for courthouse bonds and interest, with 165 yielding 80952.56 received in June and totals of 246623.89, while 27547.60 was paid or charged, leaving 208076.29. The month also brought 68821.07 in fines, 496 from licenses, 265 from county officers fees, and 11371.49 from other sources.

Silver Bow T. Puckett Butte Trust Ixeney

Colored boy struck by car on Main and Park streets

Willie Wilson, a small colored boy, was hit while crossing Main at Park Street about 9:80 last night by a car driven by W E Anderson. The vehicle stopped, Wilson was examined by Dr. McCarthy and sent home. Anderson was arrested on reckless driving and later released on $50 bond.

Main Park Street Willie Wileson W. E. Anderson Wilson

Weary Traveler to be Topic at Rotary Luncheon

C. C. Vowel will speak on Doctoring the Weary at the weekly Rotary Club luncheon in the Silver Bow club tomorrow noon. Tom Davis known as Wildflower Davis will lead community singing with Fred Furman as chairman. reports will be given.

C. C. Vowel Rotary Club Silver Bow Club Tom Davis Montana Fred Furman

Directors and Committees on Dr Baylis Tour of Montana

Directors and committees discussed Dr Baylis tour of Montana with emphasis on applications for membership and other business matters. The report notes scheduling considerations, anticipated guest speakers, and potential organizational updates to be acted on by the end of the month.

Dr. Baylis Montana

Disturbed hotel vagrancy case in police court

Max Rose and R. C. Purdy appeared in police court on a vagrancy charge sworn by Kayn hotel proprietor Mrs Gallagher. She testified they came in drunk, beat her with a telephone receiver, and refused to leave after she called police. They said they left when asked and were fined $10 each. Marie Kane and Laura Dixon were also fined $10 for vagrancy.

Max Rose R. C. Purdy Gallagher Kayn

Mother seeks court in custody bid over missing baby

Mrs. Hazel Martin files for divorce from Chris Martin claiming he has taken their one year old child and refuses to reveal the child's location. She seeks custody and orders the husband to bring the child to court. The complaint accuses extreme cruelty including beating and abusive language.

Hazel Martin Chris Martin

AIAINS END NEED FOR MORE FOREST RANGERS

After recent rains, Deer Lodge National Forest stations report greatly reduced fire menace and no further woods patrol manpower is needed for now. Butte officials praise timely rainfall, saying potential fire losses this year are diminished. Fay G. Clark, supervisor, on inspection near Philipsburg, expected back soon. Reports say heavy rain fell across the Bis Hole country yesterday.

Deer Lodge National Forest Butte Fay G. Clark Philipsburg Bis Hole

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