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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1918
Page
7
A guide for well dressed men emphasizing the impact of accessories. It highlights scarves pins cuff links Waldemar chains guards for watches and fobs to keep items in place projecting style and practicality. Leva offers these and other jewelry for men in latest patterns and quality materials.
A digest of residents and guests in Butte includes M. W. Atwater a Basin piano renter visiting, J. Powell of Houlder in town, Edmund Hanna of Conrad, A. I. Ford of Great Falls registered at the Finten hotel, Mrs. Joseph Stevens visiting with relatives, C. Ison of Bozeman in town, Mrs. C. A. Hall of Dillon calling on friends, Schilling's No. 9 Scent at North Main Street, Curtis of Twin Bridges spending days in town, Mr and Mrs J. W. Gould of Ennis visiting friends, Mrs. Agnes Collins returning from Seattle, R. P. Armitage of Wisdo, A. Foster of Sheridan a guest of the Butte hotel, W. D. Thornton arriving from New York for a brief visit, Mrs. J. W. Redmond back from Livingston, J. B. Davies en route to Wisconsin for his mother's funeral, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sampson leaving for Poison, the van Fleck and daughter Dor touring Yellowstone by car, Easton Rothwell to spend winter at Berkeley, and Mrs. Bern of the Leggat hotel leaving Bremerton after a furlough. Gold Hill Lutheran services in English at 8 p.m. at St Mithun. All invited.
Thomas Hermes a 49 year old resident of Tutte died in a local hospital after a fire department incident in Walkerville He left behind three brothers and four sisters and had lived in Tutte for 15 years T J Angell aged 71 a Butte contractor died from a paralytic stroke Survived by two sons three daughters a brother and a sister Funeral details to follow in Timberbutte Also: Swiss report says Austria to crack down on Jugoslav movement and a 100 reward offered for best mainsprings. Mayer boosters notice meeting at Montana fire station Sunday at 2 pm
After an extended session, city engineer A.V. Corry McLeney urged department cuts to meet wartime expenses and salary increases. The council referred the plan to Ways and Means, proposing retirements across departments and shared bridge costs with county and railway. The report analyzes budget, salary adjustments, and targeted eliminations to reduce annual city spending, with a memo urging specific retirements and facility changes before August 14, 1918.
Burlington Vermont August 16 Governor Graham was asked to resign by resolutions of the Republican state committee after discrepancies totaling about 20000 were reported in his accounts. He admitted fault in handling salary and expenses but claimed no vouchers were missing and urged Vermonters to withhold judgment until examiners complete a review of his books.
The Fuel Administration issues an order restricting cement deliveries to 15 percent of normal amounts. Manufacturers may exceed allotments only if greater production is required by agreement.
Private John Tawar Private Jon nyine and Lieut Kremer C Tuohy are listed among Tuscanin victims with several soldiers noted as died of causes and others wounded or missing. The fragmentary roll calls multiple names including Parke Chatham Hoey Sullivan Mequillan Richards and others, with garbled spellings and incomplete lines.
The address honors Father De Siere as a venerable priest laid to rest. Speakers praise his devotion to Catholic higher education and the ideals guiding hundreds of children. A long tribute links patriotism and faith, urging continued work to establish Catholic institutions and spread religious knowledge.
A moving service for Father De Stere drew crowds in Butte as mourners recalled his years of service. A bishop urged prayers for his soul while clergy and parishioners filled St Patrick's with mournful rites. Fire crews and city robed groups lined Mercury Street in a solemn procession to the cemetery.
Miss Kittie Bischoff led a dressmaking lecture at the high school last night on repairing and remodeling clothing. She urged economy and noted American women’s thrifty reputation, contrasting with German fashion influence and the need to reuse old garments before buying new.
Mise Bishoff will address Wenen women tonight on feeding the boys at war with practical food production and conservation tips. Annapolis event notes reflect homefront effort and guidance for families of servicemen.
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