Thieves Steal and Burn Auto in Ansonia Standoff
Ansonia sheriff’s office investigated an auto theft Friday night in which Joseph Sullivan’s car was stolen from in front of the Ansonia Brick. The car was found burned between Brown’s Gulch and Rocker with the head lamps, spotlight, and tool kit removed. The spare tire remained on the car and the motor only slightly damaged. the plates were intact. Police note the finding location is near where the Cole eighth burned months ago and ponder why the car was destroyed and why hot tires were removed. Undersheriff Robinson called the event a puzzle as investigators seek an explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sullivan
Ansonia
Sher Mfte
Brown's Gulch
Cole Eight
Robinson
Trail Marker Leaves Butte for Yellowstone Route
Parie Cooley, marker for the Yellowstone Trail Association, left Butte yesterday morning to mark the route to Deer Lodge. He is joined by Arthur Mattson, manager of the Butte bureau, and aims to reach the West coast around Sept. 15. He replaces misleading signs and posts new ones as he travels. Ann Phillips of Wisdom visits Butte with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parie Cooley
Yellowstone ‘Trail Association
Butte
Deer Lodge
Arthur Mattson
Butte Bureau
Moonshine Poisoning Claims Runner's Life
Sam G. Runner also known as Allen Grant died at 9 40 am in Columbia hospital likely from moonshine whiskey poisoning. He was found unconscious on South Arizona street Friday afternoon and transported to the hospital where Dr Frank Williams performed a stomach pump and evaluated his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam G. Runner
Allen Grant
Columbia Hospital
Runner
Arizona Street
Frank Williams
Mystery of Local Man’s Death Near Arizona Street
The coroner investigates the death of a man named Runner found in the street after leaving a boarding house at 315 South Arizona. He had recent work as a Milwaukee railroad camp cook, had intoxicated periods, and planned to seek medical advice before disappearing one afternoon. An inquest is set for Monday at 1 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sician
Coastrion
Milwaukee Railroad
Arizona Street
Abea- Tokes
Mont
Formally Executed Road Agreement for Pipastone Path
The road contract for Pipastone path was signed Saturday in accordance with an earlier understanding during State Engineer Edy’s city visit. The county saves over 4,000 from initial highway commission figures, with a total cost of 40,674.37, and no overrun payments. The agreement was signed by John Kay for the highway commission Byron E. Cooney for the commissioners L. T. Lawier and H. L. Heiselt for Hessert Construction. Work has begun without delay following oral arrangements during Engineer Edy’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipastone Pase
Pernoon
Edy
Highway Commission
John Kay
Byron E. Cooney
L. T. Lawier
H. L. Heiselt
Helaert Construction Company
Hessert
Acess
Young Diges Players Under Ban For Gambling
A provincial officer vows to curb gambling among youths described as restless and attracted to dice games. He cites a group led by a local figure, likening it to a disciplined troop and appealing for help from authorities to stop the gaming tendency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
de J. Sul Vane
Verteray
Tanguane
Boarder Charged With Assault Over Unpaid Board
Gaspar Grosso swore a complaint before the county attorney alleging Sian Agustine assaulted him at his home. Grosso says Agustine struck him with a piece of wood after being asked to pay his board, leaving a head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian Agustine
Gaspar Grosso
Grosso
Agusiine
Agustine
Gaspar
Oteers
Dublin Gulch Pacific nine visit Philipsburg Juniors
Amateur baseball reports the Dublin Gulch Pacific nine traveling by train to Anaconda for a 9:30 am game against Philipsburg Juniors after a lopsided win by Granite county lads over Timber Butte Juniors. The team plans to drive home after the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Philipsburg
Dublin Gulch
Pacific Nine
Granite County
Timber Butte
Columbia Gardens
Pacifics
Anaconda
Montana highway bids invited for 1921 projects
The Montana state highway commission calls for sealed proposals for federal aid projects on the Skalkaho Road in Ravalli County and a corridor from Pompey’s Pillar east in Yellowstone County, with Sept 2 1921 closing dates. Bids, plans, and bond forms available in Helena and district offices. plans require a $10 deposit with $8 refundable on return. George W. Lanstrum and John N. Edy sign as officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission of Montana
Capitol
Helena
Skalkaho Road
Ravaill County
Pompey's Pillar East
Yellowstone County
Helena, Mont
Bozeman
Billingy
Missoula
United States Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Commission
George W. Lanstrum
John N. Edy
South Side Camp 13 Highly Appreciated by Chicago Tourist
Peter La Hood of Chicago praised the south side tourist trip as one of the best in the West. He lauded the camping equipment including stoves and grates, noting many camps overlook tourists and fail to provide parking grounds for cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter la’ Hood
Chicago
South Side
Ave ’le Hood
Mr. la Hood
Marriage License Granted to Rappero Columbo Couple
Louis Rappero and Lena Columbo of Butte received a marriage license late yesterday. The groom was born in Italy and the bride in Lead, 8. D. A man who chters at another to a failure at his ow.
Montana Farmers Raising Big Crops
A Montana report notes promising crops across eastern grain regions with farmers hopeful for better returns after tough seasons. The piece mentions state scenery from mountains to farmland and cites visitor Mr Mounts praising his first stop in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Washington Mateau
Seapea
Mounts
Butte
Automobile Spring Factory Busy Page
In Butte, Mr. Shell at 203 South Montana street runs a thriving spring factory with a strong state reputation. The district court grants adoption for Will F Jonas and Maggie Jones, children aged seven and three. A marriage license is issued to Claude A Parr and Thelma Miner of Three Forks, Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Montana Street
Butte
Snell
District Court
W. L. and
Ida Jones
Will F. Jonas
Maggie Jones
Claude A. Parr
Thelma Miner
Three Forks, Mont. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sullivan
Weinberg
Alaska
Carrell
Wallace B. Cravath
Grace Cravath
Renee
Wales
Oquare Yard
Nes Nor West Leine
Automobile Spring Factory