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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1921
Page
3
Forest officials report Roosevelt drive evergreen trees are felled by vandals who cut bark and hack trunks. Trees mature over 100 to 180 years and are killed in seconds. Foresters warn that continued vandalism may lead to trespass arrests and charges.
General passenger agent B Haynes of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad passed through Butte at noon yesterday on No 17. He is bound for the coast and hoped to visit friends here. He noted improving passenger business and better Western conditions. His headquarters are in Chicago. License to wed: Frank McManaman and Margaret Healy. Thomas Scott and Elizabeth McNally, both of Butte.
Dorothy Dalton stars in Paramounts The Idol of the North at the Trak theater beginning today. She plays Colette Brissac a French Canadian mining town dancer who rises in the saloon trade while a miner marriage arrangement tests her.
Readers are invited to enjoy the eleventh episode of The Son of Tarzan along with Dorothy Dalton’s dramatic display and a Vanity comedy Three Jokers. Also showing are a Kinogram News Weekly and a Chester Outing reel as part of the matinee program.
Misa Helen Greenough playground instructor at the Columbia gardens said 200 more children are needed to complete the American flag pageant linked to the gardens festival. The event closes children days on Thursday September 1 with dances and performances by the sons of all nations. over 400 children already appeared. Registration for Thursday’s pageant is at the gymnasium at 6 o'clock for practice.
The NCIL meeting is described as adjourned at regular hours. The notice notes the gathering will proceed and then adjourn, with announcements by Tonia and Jay at the cycle.
The Grace Methodist church board met Monday evening in the church parlors with Rev Rhodes presiding. Treasurer James Gavin reported a historic financial report. The adjourned quarterly conference will meet after Sunday service to complete the year's reports.
Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch was summoned to Helena by Governor Dixon for a conference on commutation prospects for Byrnes and Chronos who face execution. Chronos supporters press appeals and petitions seek clemency, while the pardon board weighs responses and the governor considers direct facts.
Two young boys from Missoula were picked up by police after spending the night in the open near a canyon. They gave names Forest and George Coughlin, aged 12 and 13, and described wandering for hours, seeking shelter, food, and coffee while recalling encounters with locals who aided them. Chief Jere Murphy coordinated the police response.
The Butte, Anaconda and Deer Lodge Knights of Columbus councils plan a joint picnic at Deer Lodge on August 28. The first annual event follows recent council meetings and organizers Harl Blodgett, William Corbett, and Peter Pauley. A sports program featuring boxing and baseball is planned as the day’s highlight.
The Nevin-Frank company filed suit against Stephen and Mary Mehrlich on a mortgage and note for 37 130 with interest from July 1914, secured by East Butte real estate. The complaint says the loan was from Centennial Brewing in 1913 at 4 percent and later sold to Nevin-Frank. Attorneys listed for the plaintiff include Corette and Chri re.
The county commissioners will reopen the poor fund expenditures probe this morning at 19 o'clock. County Chamber of Commerce officials have been summoned for conference with the board. The inquiry paused weeks ago due to the county auditor’s illness.
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