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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1923
Page
12
Notions O N T Clark luster crochet cotton regular ten cent value now five cents. Black twisled tape three yard pieces regular fifteen cent value now five cents.
The sheriff reports 30 bench warrants issued in a bootleg crackdown with 6 served and 4 returned not found. Courthouse staff warn at least 100 more warrants will be filed against liquor vendors as work continues. Guilty plea learns $209 fine for Harry Randall. Paul Reese pleads not guilty. Chr ie Hanson to plead today. List of those served includes Randall, McKinney, Hanson, Harrington and others. Malloy family returns from Flathead Lake vacation sun kissed and pleased with the trip.
Butte council No 668 Knights of Columbus prepares for its annual ball at Columbia Gardens tonight with about 1500 invitations issued. The pavilion will be crowded as decor, lighting and a crystal ball create the atmosphere. Eddie Price will sing several selections and the Columbia orchestra will provide music.
Dan T Malley, a longtime associate at the firm, has been named partner effective July. He specializes in corporate litigation and regulatory compliance and will co-lead the firm’s expanding practice in mergers.
Associated Press reports Montana game department sent fish specimens to the livestock commission lab to determine cause of mass deaths in Spring Creek near Lewistown. Officials suspect poison as thousands of fish have died, depleting the local supply.
Court filings include divorce case Ada Stone versus H S Stone alleging extreme cruelty and child custody requests. Other items note estates, dismissals, estate administration bids, and a fealty sale order. Community notices cover Willing Workers meeting, Missoula trip for Hugh Campbell, and a Neighbors of Woodcraft picnic at Gregson.
Bitter Root News reports the county road crew began graveling the main northbound road from Corvallis toward Stevensville after heavy rains. Directed by Arthur Blankenship the six man crew uses three six ton trucks hauling gravel from a pit near the experiment station. Work will extend to Cougenour lane and concludes about a month before moving to University Heights and Darby districts.
A marriage license was issued yesterday by the clerk of the court to W. E. Marshall and Doris Pearl Rowley.
A large white square stone three feet high long used as a jumping block in children’s games along Kingston road is identified by antiquarian Dr W H Kesteven as a 2,000 year old Roman altar. The top shows offerings placement and carved figures on one side resemble priests.
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