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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1918

Page

3

Wortham Announces Chinatown Underground Show in Haite

The Wortham Great Alamo Sty presentation, a major feature production linked with Mostra, will debut in Haite during the Week of Sept 1. The event promises an Orient themed experience with Chinatown underground motifs and a distinctive sensory setting at Second Street and Shields Avenue.

Ndergroud Haite Wortham Alamo Ran ‘Prancisco Iteo Port Port Head Wortham Great Alamo Second Street Shields Avenue

Three Butte Boys On Casualty List

Three Butte youths appear on yesterday's casualty report under General Pershing. Privates Austebonald and Wimmmett are wounded in action. Emmett lived at 1035 East Park Street, Camp Lewis leavings. Private Metlagh is nephew of Mrs M J Dignan of 1735 Ore Avenue and was a miner at Leonard mine before enlisting last year. McDonald is listed as in hospital after Saturday engagement.

Butte Pershing Daniel Austebonald Wimmett East Park Street Emmett Camp Lewis Metlagh M. J. ‘Dignan Ore Avenue Leonard Mine McDonld Dan McDon Saterday

Verdier Brothers Killed in Action in World War I

Lieutenant Verdier and his brother Paul Verdier of San Francisco have been killed in action. The two were linked to the French army and served after the declaration of war in 1914. Official reports provide few details beyond their deaths and prior service records.

Paul Verdier Marce Casenave Lieut Lows Verdier San Francisco Isaar Ihen Germany France

Arm bands create soldiers uniforms for city contingent

A city meeting approved wearing armbands to convert plain clothes into soldier uniforms for the departing contingent. A vote favored a formal send-off with 19 of 24 indicating support. Leaders scheduled entrainment and reporting times for a 44 man group directed from West Galena. Teachers appointed include Isadore Auerbach A J Moran Edison Water Jack Queen Sen Dan Meir James H Wker Ambrose Taylor and William Scoomb.

Lew Nto West Galena Isadore Auerbach A. J. Moran Edison Jack J. ‘Queen Verian Dan J. Meir James H.W Ker Willam H. Street Will Hea Ambrose Taylor William C. Scoomb Blewitt

Montana Pioneers to Meet in Anaconda Nest Week

Early Montana settlers now living in Butte and vicinity will attend the annual Society of Montana Pioneers reunion at Anaconda next week. The event, on September 5, draws sons and daughters of pioneers and honors those who came to Montana before December 6, 1868. The report notes Gen. Charles S. Warren as a local pioneer and organizer of the gathering.

Montana Butte Society of Montana Pioneers Ananda Nest Charles S._ Warren Hutte Theunion Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers Pioneer Society

Autumn Blouses Show Modern Dainty Crepe Georgette Styles

New mod designs in dainty crepe Georgette dominate the autumn blouse display. Beautiful colors with touches of contrasting hues form exquisite combinations bound to charm women. The prettiest styles imaginable are featured moderately at the display.

Georgette Domin

New Petticoats At 4 89 Offer Variety For Fall

Petticoats in silk jersey and satin blends are advertised in smart colors and fall silhouettes. Styles include taffeta combinations with jersey, velveteen and velours fabrics, sized from 6 to 14. Prices range from 7.08 to 12 dollars.

Dresses at sale priced from five dollars each

The store promotes a late season dress sale with many gingham voile organdy and linen options. Dresses are described as well made tastefully finished and offered at a reduced price of five dollars from original up to fifteen dollars each.

Pandora Nushape Ladies Knit Underwear Sale

Knit Underwear offers one piece suits for stock labeled Pandora Nushape in all styles. New stock priced from $1.25 to $1.75, matching last year’s quality and prices. Manufactured top to bottom quality remains consistent with prior season offerings.

Fancy Ribbons Special Sale on Pure Taffeta Sashes

Offer of one yard by a hue sash with a sale on ribbons in newest plots and combinations. Pure taffeta ribbons from five to seven inches wide offered at special prices per yard.

Singers Work Crowd 10 Buy War Savings Stamps

A lively wartime fundraiser unfolds at West Park street booths as Miss Rowe Doyle and local acts draw crowds to buy war savings stamps. Tuesday’s takings near 5,885 dollars, with Doyle personally coaxing over 200 dollars in an hour and a half. The Hippodrome duo Charles and Charlotte Arren perform solos and duets, while children and veterans participate in thrift education and parade preparations ahead of Elks’ Day events.

Swat the Kaiser West Park Street Tite Rowe Doyle Hippodrome War Savings Booth Central No Man's Land Norman Allen RB. Allen West Dave Schnell Kaiser Elks West Park Kremer Cound Soup Lade Howard McIntyre P Savings

City Dwellers to Mingle with Farmers at Brook Farm Picnic

Anaconda company vice president Don F Kelley and Beubee Kremer will speak at the Deer Lodge valley farmers outing near Race Track. A special train will depart Butte at 11 15 AM to Race Track with return at 9 40 PM, connections to Anaconda train at Durant. Red Cross will serve sandwiches drinks and ice cream to benefit fundraising.

Brook Farm Deer Lodge Don F. Kelley Anaconda “Company Beubee Kremer Prgram Butte Northern Pacific Milwaukee Race Track Anaconda Durant Powell County Red Cr

There's a Gold Star in the Window Poem

This poem honors a fallen brave lad who sacrificed for liberty and calls for national support. It contrasts mothers who frame gold stars with indifference from others who do not buy thrift stamps or bonds. It urges readers to feel patriotic duty and take action.

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