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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1919
Page
7
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Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Papers from all over the country at the P. News Stand daily. The Dorcas society of Emanuel Jantheran church will be entertained this evening in the church parlors by Mrs. Louise Backman. Members of the Sunday school of the People's Congregational church will picnic today at Thompson park, assembling at Harrison avenue at 10 this morning and driven to the grounds by autos. James H. Bonner, chief engineer of the state public utilities and railroad commission, stopped in Butte en route to Dillon and conferred with Assistant City Engineer Buck after appraising the street railway property for the state board. Four births were recorded in the health office yesterday: a son to Mr. and Mrs. D. D. David. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Hyalmar Anderson. a son to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Noel. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Schirmer. Henry Buck, father of Assistant City Engineer Buck, will be moved from Murray's hospital to his Stevensville home today after three weeks with influenza. At 73, he is recovering but still weak, and expected to improve more rapidly at home.
Hiram Shaver, wounded at Delmo dam Sunday afternoon, is slowly recovering at Murray's hospital. A friend donated a pint of blood this afternoon and, with no more infusions anticipated, attendants expect rapid improvement.
Miss Margaret Leary assistant clerk of the school board returned from vacation and resumed her duties at the meeting last night. She was ill for two weeks and while recovering went to Alhambra springs with her mother. Mrs Leary was taken ill and rushed to Helena where she remains. Miss Leary was willing to forego further experiences.
William F. Dair, longtime Butte resident and early bill poster who later worked as a carpenter, died Tuesday in Ogden Utah. Remains accompanied by wife Mrs Dair to be brought to Butte. Survived by wife Mrs Yates Dale, mother-in-law Mrs Margaret Dalton, and three sisters-in-law.
City Auditor Drumline reports May and June operating costs totaling 180 670 51 for the first two months of the current administration. Expenses exceed revenue by about 178 000 monthly despite tax levy projections of 532 000 and merchant tax 45 000 for 580 000. The plan cites 20 police layoffs saving 3000 monthly, wage increases for police and firemen, and public improvements resumed postwar as revenue gaps widen.
Washington August final casualty reports from the central records office of the American expeditionary forces in France list battle deaths at 49,498 and wounded at 205,690 with 4,480 prisoners. Recent corrections cut missing names to 127 from 264,000 in France and 121,000 in England, with disabled cases at 149,433 by July 1 and an estimated final total near 200,000.
Superintendent Maddock presented trustees with the summer schools report. Of 707 repeating pupils, 158 were 69 strength injuries. 6 attempted to move to a higher grade as a special. 11 were dropped. 29 passed. 258 pursued other reasons. 48 dropped, 146 passed. Total enrollment 1,078 with 608 passing. The garden supervisor reported 1,894 gardens under supervision with 469 good, 406 fair, 242 poor, 577 failures. The Americanization school report was submitted as well.
Louis Ponsero was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Borie as he was going to work at the Black Rock mine on a complaint by Angeline Da Rin. She says he threatened to take her life after he sought her affection with money and jewelry. He claimed she kept the jewelry. Ponsero could not post bonds and was committed to the county jail.
J R Bair of Heber City Utah accompanied by Emmett Douglas of Wisdom Montana and J R Smith of Salt Lake City to finalize purchase of a 5000 acre ranch in the Big Hole basin for 100001 dollars. Smith brokers the deal noting Montana real estate activity and optimism for Treasure State growth.
The Silver Bow Trades a roundt urged endorsement of the League of Nations covenant at its semi monthly meeting. The council discussed the matter briefly and the secretary read a communication setting forth ways to insure world peace, led by President William Howard Taft.
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