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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1916

Page

4

Governor hopeful Romney tours eastern Montana growth

Democratic nominee candidate Mir Romney spoke in Anaconda praising eastern Montana expansion. He described vast resource potential from Havre to the Treasure State and noted large land takeovers by homesteaders. Romney cited sugar beet, hay and corn fields, a new hotel in Havre heated by natural gas, and growing pipelines. He emphasized studying state prospects and predicted strong dividends from Montana resources. Romney planned to stay in Anaconda until noon before heading to Butte.

Mney Hamilton Miles 1 Western News Anaconda Montana Tye Tillings Romney Stern Montana Stern Montana Recalled One Fierce Mmpalen Fae Olf Felda Havre Montamaton Te Olstimers Commonwealth Missouri Kootenay Dakota Mir Romney Butte

Body of M. J. Casey Sent South for Burial

The body of Michael J. Casey, a boilermaker, was sent to Richmond California for burial yesterday afternoon. Members of the local boilermakers and Ironworkers unions accompanied the remains to the depot. pallbearers named: Lewis Clucas, John FitzPatrick, John Sugrue, Peapatrick, Jata, fuer vna Joh Driscall. The boiler shops at the foundry, Butte, Anaconda and at the smelter were the day

Michael J. Casey Richmond Cal St. Boilermakers Lewis Clucas John FitzPatrick John Sugrue Peapatrick Jata Fuer Vna Joh Driscall Butte Anaconda

Mrs M A Hall Hurt When Horse Runs Amuck

Mrs Hall injured on Clarence grounds when a frightened horse bolted into the crowd late Tuesday. She sustained a broken collarbone and was taken to her home by car with her daughter Hattie Hall.

M.A. Hall Clrens

Arrests and civic instruction at Collier school

Two men named Loaver were arrested yesterday for rousing at Front and Main and for refusing to move when ordered. He was dismissed. Instructions on proper voting will be given daily until August 28 at Collier school, 23 Main street, with women urged to attend. Also an advertisement urges attendance at the W O W picnic next Sunday at Washoe Park in Anitanda.

Avas Imperial William Gotler Enid Markey Gus Mack Swain Ise Janis Paramount _ photographs Main Street Collier School Advt

Greased Pig Chase Featured at Washoe Park Picnic

Washoe park hosts a Sunday picnic with a monster program by Butte and Anaconda W O W camps. A greased pig chase promises sport and fun with two prize porkers for the winners who catch them, plus dances and other amusements. Special trains from Butte offer round trip fare, and local contestants will join Butte campers in the day's events.

Washoe Park Thisummer Butte W. O.W Anaconda W. O. W.anave Dancine Butte Cam Butte Auerezation

The Whirl of Life at the Bluebird Tonight

Mr and Mrs Version Castle present The Whirl of Life a six reel feature with Miss Billie Burke in Seflorias Romance in vaudeville. 4c end showtime details indicate a connection with the Bluebird program tonight.

Mr. and Mrs. Version Castle Billie Burke

Cakes Rise From Air Tight Oven Demonstration

In Copper City a baking demonstration by Prof G B Stark and W J Henneses at the Majestic ranges store showed a cake baked in an air tight oven that retained moisture. Twenty five women watched as the cake, weighed by one spectator at 220 pounds, collapsed then rose again in about fourteen minutes while boards were removed.

Mint Copper City, Commercial Company G. 8. Stark Stark W. J. Henness Copper City Profesor Blark

Colored contestants held for higher court gun wound case

Three colored men named Selierer and Dave Williams were involved in an altercation at a recent event that led to Williams being wounded. They were bound over by Justice of the Peace James Pringle after action by the district court. A W. O. W. picnic is planned at Waxhoe Park, Anaconda, next Sunday. Frank Yamer.

Checkers” Selierer Dave Williams Am Alteren Ton Williams Thawalt District Court Justice of the Peace James Pringle Waxhoe Park Anaconda Frank Yamer

Each Driver Blames the Other for Auto Collision

Two vehicles were checked after a late Tuesday night collision in Taft. The Taft car carried Mrs J Lewis Miss Rose Kreitz Ray B Snyder and a chauffeur. Both drivers blamed the other for the smash. A card of thanks is extended to workers who attended the funeral of Michael J C Hank Amondson Not Korpela RL W Truckey commissioner.

Frank Kelly 3 ‘Quarry Taft J. Lewis Rose “Kreitz Ray B. Snyder Chaumrent Sels

Alleged Beggar Charged After Picnic Incident

A man named Charles Monroe was charged yesterday with begging at a local picnic. Police report indicate a disturbance at the event led to the arrest and a formal complaint filed.

Convict Band Performs for Warm Springs Inmates

Warden Frank Conley from Deer Lodge led 40 convicts to the asylum at Warm Springs where the band played for two hours, giving the 1,000 inmates a rare joyful respite. Dr Scanland provided lunch. plans call for weekly concerts and similar events at other state institutions.

Warm Springs Frank Conley Deer Lodge Scanland Conley Warn Springs

Men express pleasure at being allowed to make the trip

Aside from the enjoyment they furnished, the men themselves expressed their pleasure in being permitted to make the trip. The comments emphasize the value of the journey and the chance to contribute to the event, reflecting satisfaction beyond the experience itself.

Veteran Laid to Rest with Full G A R Honors

Tarney Dougherty and the remains were laid to rest in Hill Cemetery with full G A R honors. Numerous veteran brothers accompanied the body to the grave as the casket draped in stars and stripes, with pallbearers including John Marchion, Eber Golder, P. McAnfirens, Charles West, B A Waterbury, and C F Onarheim. A separate note mentions a grease pigs event at the W O W plenie in Washoe Park.

Tarney Dougherty Hill Cemetery Veterans’ Brganization John Marchion Eber Golder P. McAn Firens Charles West B.A. Waterbury C.F. Onarheim

Anaconda Free From Epidemics Say City Official

Dr H W Stephens city health officer said last night he had been called about rumors of infantile paralysis. He emphasized no cases have been reported and no epidemic diseases exist in the city at present.

H.W. Stephens Stephens Presen

Special stockholders meeting for Deer Lodge County Fair

Legal notice from nacoda Montana dated Aug 22 1916 alerts Deer Lodge County Fair association stockholders to a special meeting on Sept 18 1918 at 8 pm at the Montana Motel Anaconda to vote on dissolution and proxies. L Emerson is secretary. Anaconda Amusement Company annual meeting set for Sept 7 1916 at 2 20 pm at Bluebird theater to elect directors and conduct business. Stock transfer books close Aug 31 1916 and reopen Sept 8 1936 by George W Peterson secretary.

Nacoda Mont Deer Lodge County L_ EMERSON Said Corporatio Anaconda Anaconda Amusement Company Bluebird Theater Imay George W. Peterson Retary

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