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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
7
Early morning blaze causes slight loss estimated at 50 dollars. Smoke from the cafe kitchen drifts into a clothing shop to its east. The Sea crethodist Episcopal Church Ladies Aid Society plans a Thursday evening program with coffee and lunch at 8 o'clock, Copper and Alaska streets. all are welcome.
Joe McLee appeared before United States Commissioner Van Etten on a charge of operating a liquor still yesterday. Following a hearing he was placed under bonds for 500 dollars and bound over to the federal district court for trial. McLee was arrested recently by federal officers. Frank Zubick faced a statutory offense in a county court and was found guilty of a vagrancy charge with a 2000 dollar fine and notice of appeal.
The Helena meeting of wholesale grocers heard that California beet sugar output would be priced at 21.55 per hundred, under war zone distribution. J. A. Logan of Billings Sugar spoke, noting regional classifications. New rates and a 25 percent freight increase were discussed as Montana growers and Utah Idaho suppliers adjust to the shift, with harvests and forecasts updated for Idaho and the U.S. crop.
A Harrisburg paper recounts a field mass held under a large tree near Buchanan’s Valley Adams County Pa. The 103 year old Catholic church inspired a forest church gathering with a picnic and dinner for former parishioners and friends. The editor argues worship outside church buildings can be valid under God’s judgment.
The Butte school board authorized Clerk J Emory Rheim to call a bond election for building three grade schools and repairing a fourth with funds for site purchases and general school costs. The vote will occur in October or November, with high school expansion deferred until public wishes are clear.
John Doe John Smith and Frank Lowney were fined $10 each for malicious mischief at a noodle parlor on West Mercury street Kal Wah testified the men entered insulted her and broke two windows Joe Alec was a witness against Eunto over a dispute about shoes taken for repair The case notes several local troubles and a railway commissioner nomination for Mr Ross on the Republican ticket.
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