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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1920
Page
12
Local column records readers planning automobile tours to Oregon Washington California and Colorado and Texas with several families relocating or visiting. Mentions Mrs Henderson Daughters of Scotia and Mrs Barr of Hamilton traveling to Helena. progress reports on hospital patients campers and outings. a church banquet fund total of 741. a Rebekah district meeting and a party for Rev Rhodes family children.
Movements and visits dominate this Walkerville column with families traveling to Missoula Seattle and Ireland, plus relatives seen in Deer Lodge Lyon and Helena. Local residents including Koval Hulbert Brennan and Sullivan families entertain and report health and travel news as communities plan church and lodge activities and scout meetings.
Miss Linda Barnabo returns home from vacation with friends at Whitehall and Twin Bridges. Miss Lillian Larson back on Lafayette street after resigning in Great Falls. Hazel and Milicent Adams depart Wednesday for Spokane. Mrs T H Holman and daughter fished along the Madison last week. Mrs T H Hoar and son visiting Mrs George Clark at Victor Montana. Rev Fred Mulford of Unity church attends state conference in Helena. he completes third year as pastor with a sermon. Stephen McDonald elected delegate to lay conference. Mrs Mulford named as alternate. Mrs Frank Dunkleberg and family return to Yew street from Missoula. Mr and Mrs Joseph W Burroughs welcome daughter Aug 16. After a year in Portland, Mrs William Casey returns home. Twin boys born to Mr Blonde. Mrs Charles S Bates of Wenatchee visits with daughter Mrs Ernest Nancarrow on Oak street, returns home. Anthony Meozak of Oak street returns from West Coast trip. Ben Favero spends two days in Helena by car. Mr and Mrs Joseph Stevens and A C Stevens return from Meaderville after funeral of Mrs Rebecca Stevens in Dillon. Mrs Stevens died Tuesday. Mrs J James and family visit sister Mrs Nat Bryan on Yew street. Mrs James from Denver. H M club entertained at Miss Lillian Tonkin’s Wing street.
A Ladies Aid social in Centerville church parlors offered ice cream and cake as attendees praised the evening. Miss Kate Duggan hosted the Centerville Young Ladies club with plans for an upcoming annual picnic discussed among Lillian Hill Irene Kelly Loretta Delaney and others. Trinity M E church held a fourth quarterly conference presided by Dr C L Bovard noting a strong financial and spiritual year and electing officers including Trustees W H Johns J C Tallack A D Martin and stewards J Harris F Daniels among others.
August 22 Fox furs worth more than 40,000 dollars arrived in Spattle. Captain A B Somerville, once a sea captain on Alaskan ships and now a partner in an Attu Island fox farm, said the haul represents one season's work. He noted Attu’s frequent fog enhances blue fox fur quality.
Philadelphia delegates to the American Legion convention in Cleveland plan to travel in box cars. The group will display the emblem 40 Hommes 8 Chevaux � a society within the Legion. The Philadelphia chapter has issued many charter applications from Maryland New Jersey and the Midwest. About 1000 members are expected at the Cleveland gathering.
Canadian and American veterans of five wars will hold a four day meeting in Vancouver September 8 through 11 under joint auspices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Great War Veterans of Canada. The program includes sports automobile tours dances and other events with a parade of uniformed veterans on one day.
Republican candidate N. O. Miller urges voters to elect him state treasurer promising a clean, efficient administration. He vows to serve all people and act without political pull, campaigning under the slogan Just Taxation and Service.
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