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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1924
Page
7
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In Armstead, F A Kennison faces arson charges for a garage building fire on July 3. Trial before Judge Joseph Ergmith. jurors confined all day awaiting today's proceedings as crowds pack the courtroom for the case. Damage totals run to several thousand dollars. Several local residents and visitors are noted in the day’s Dillon news roundup.
The Montana State Firemen's Association opened its annual session in Great Falls with about 70 members present. Chief Charles Collins of Anaconda, the association president, led the meeting with an invocation by Rev. John N. Chestnut and welcome remarks by Mayor H. B. Mitchell. The afternoon program featured a briefing by J. Meriam of Butte on fire apparatus and proper maintenance as discussed for the state’s Underwriters board.
A large Deer Lodge event at Zosel's ranch saw Masons, Odd Fellows and Pythians with families enjoy sports and games. Local committees organized activities while winners included Mrs. A. J. Buchan and Bruce Richardson among others as community notes reflect visits and travels around the region.
Hamilton August 18 Ravalli County commissioners reduced the tax levy by three mills for the year, shifting funds among general, sinking, and poor funds. The total levy drops to 39 mills from 32 mills previously, aided by farm land valuation cuts and city lot reductions. Local town levies vary, with Hamilton at 18.5 mills and Stevensville at 24 mills.
In Corvallis on August 18 a Missoula team failed to appear for a scheduled game against the Tosa elup. About 100 fans gathered. after waiting over an hour the delinquent team did not arrive, gate money was refunded, and the crowd disapproved of the unseasonable action. The match had been advertised with the Raddy Bakery team and no reason was given for the no show.
Philip sburg bureau reports Sebasky a patient at MacDonald hospital recovering from a broken leg. Mrs Mary McCallum of Deer Lodge visits her grandmother. Thomas Gormat John Duffy and Hugh McGinley return from a basin journey to Butte. Mrs Frank Holton and daughter arrive. Mrs D J MacRae aided by Rev Fred Anstice and Miss Anstice. Ella Miller employed at Rule candy. Mr Mullen works at Hut Man grocery. Newlyweds spend a coast city honeymoon. Mine Una V Crawshaw visits Lewiston with Mr Mike Courtney.
Florence Martin returns to Anaconda after visiting friends in town. Mise Luetlie Peat of Missoula attends gathering at Huffman home as guests entertain a bevy of young women. Mr and Mrs Robert McLeod of Maxville visit relatives this week. John Sullivan and Henry Odgers of Butte are visiting with Pa Sullivan. Gordon Boldt plans a few days in town to meet students aiming for the University of Montana in Missoula. Tony Gualiemett spending vacation fishing on lower Rock Creek. Card games and sewing preceded a delightful luncheon with pretty decorations.
Three Anaconda girls start a hike toward the coast with plans for travel on the inland route. They are bound for the coast and expect to be gone for several days. The group includes all three sisters and their preparations are noted in local notes.
A fragment notes a sister narrating a standard tale about a brother and mentions locating Gabriel who formerly lived somewhere. The readable text is incomplete but signals a familial relation and a search for Gabriel with prior residence.
Former Anaconda residents marry on the coast in California. She has ties to Anaconda where she attended local schools, while he is the son of Mr. Orme, a long-time dairy businessman in Pasadena. The couple has many friends in Anaconda awaiting news of the nuptials.
A Rotary Club gathering heard B. B. Catlin discuss Rotary friendship and rapid growth. L. W. Bender presented a recent International Rotary message. L. J. Jones recounted a New York trip with wit. Guest Frank Eiler urged full turnout at next Friday primaries. others included J. M. Carroll of Tucknon and Charles Kenyon of Philipet.
A HGH School athlete was injured in an incident at a road or field event yesterday. The report notes bruises and minor injuries to the student and mentions a companion whose name was not learned. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
Countess Sigray and her daughter with Mrs Gerard visited Anaconda for a brief stop yesterday while traveling from Hamilton to Hutte and then on to New York to mail to their Budapest home. They had been guests at Mom Marcus Daly’s summer home near Hamilton. Mr Gerard plans to return to Hamilton.
A city drug store advertises MOAVA SUT ORITORIES as a real remedy for piles promising rapid relief and complete healing. The notice claims dramatic results within hours and offers a money back guarantee if dissatisfied, urging readers to recall the product name MOAVA SUT ORITORIES.
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