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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1921
Page
6
The local American Teamen chapter plans anActive social season next year led by Francis Sullivan who heads a newly formed team to elect officers in charge of events. The first event will be a card party with all members invited and invitations sent for a Philipsburg picnic on Aug. 18, with Anaconda members expected to attend.
Actor Neal Hart abandons western regalia for a sea tale in God's Gold at Imperial theater Monday and Tuesday. The story by Arthur Henry Gooden features Hart as a sea ruffian who seeks buried treasure after mutineers hide gold on an uncharted island. He battles savages, saves his ship, and learns God's real gold is his sweetheart.
Louie Sells, previously with the Anodes, is hailed as the Babe Ruth of Laramie after hitting a pivotal homer with two on base, leading the Laramie Sluggers to an 8 6 victory. The Denver paper highlights his infielder days with Anade and notes his rising impact in the major league scene.
Anaconda items report meetings and events tonight including Rebekahs, K of P, L A C H and Moose groups. Cars motor through from Butte and Missoula. a Bargains in millinery at Economical Hat Shop. dancing at Wasnoe park in the week. Visitors to Anaconda from Duluth and Viola travel by motor to Glacier park.
JuLon News Notes reports a week of social events in Dillon including a college summer students dance at the residence halls with faculty and student stunts and late night refreshments. A motor party toured the Big Hole to Kalispell, and visitors from Butte left after a stay with the Chapman family. Elkhorn Hot Springs drew many locals for picnics and swimming with the Baxter Tonrey orchestra providing music.
Yesterday the Elks hosts held a wide turnout for their Deer Lodge picnic drawing crowds from Anaconda. Families arrived by car and foot, found shaded spots, enjoyed dances, boxing, and a Red Cross display. A rain delay affected some local attendees, yet the event was judged very successful.
A fragment from the Buffalo Ex quotes vacationers as fed upon swatting with humorous lines about mashing the Mosquito and perfuming the piggery, reflecting playful local wit in a terse clipping.
Heavy rain washed out Mill Creek Road causing impassable sections. County Commissioners Mc Grath and Goodwin led crews to repair the damage and reopen the route for traffic. Automobile men C Rutherford and C A Luckett praised Deer Lodge officials for swift aid after their vehicle became trapped. Pioneer R W Simonton and his son Willard were also affected as a wagon and team were stuck in a slide near Ten Mile. Work to restore passage continued with plans to finish soon.
Funeral services for Edward Weiss who died by his own hand Saturday night will be held today at 2 30 from Finnegan chapel. The Rev Arthur Whittle rector of St Mark s Episcopal church will conduct the rites.
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Emma Flannagan infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Flannagan of 301 Alder. Services were at St Peters church with interment in Hill cemetery. Tim Lawlor of Butte visited in the city yesterday.
Washington reports the department of justice will examine customs laws to curb liquor smuggling from Canada. Relais said today the study aims to find means to stem the tide of liquor pouring over the border into the United States.
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