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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
9
In Floral Park on Bayard Street and West Broadway two lot parcels feature a nine room modern bungalow with sun parlor, hot water heat, garage and well-kept grounds. Prices start around 2000 to 2600 with furniture offered for 4200. Other properties from 250 and up.
A wartime humor piece notes guidance from Colonel Woods on comforting a returned soldier with meals. It satirically warns against awkward dishes and suggests sticking to familiar foods like salmon and rice pudding, avoiding beans and corned beef, while recalling army eating memories.
Butte Rotary members at a noon luncheon endorsed a proposed 250000 bond for road work in Silver Bow County. The group debated spending oversight, federal and state roles, and funds allocation with county commissioners present. J M Fabian outlined sale conditions and government approvals before the vote.
The Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin announce Sept 8 opening for their parochial schools Immaculate Conception St Joseph St John the Evangelist and St Ann’s Renovations include remodeled St Joseph with assembly hall moving pictures to educate on current events natural history and more A Sisters’ home was built to be attractive and commodious Enrollment totals about 400 across schools with Immaculate Conception around 360 St John the Evangelist about 260 and St Ann’s nearly 170 taught by nine eight five teachers respectively
Ray Tieter was bound over to the district court yesterday afternoon by Judge Doran after a preliminary hearing on a bootlegging charge. The cases against him were dismissed. Thomas was sentenced to 30 days at O'Rourke's hostelry on a vagrancy charge, suspended on promise to work. Harry Dyer was arraigned on a grand larceny charge but was dismissed.
Judgment and costs totaling 4325 were awarded Catherine Harrington in a loan case heard by Judge Dwyer. The suit claimed money loaned and unpaid with several witnesses examined. In another case Louis R. Scott v Galen De Pew, the defendant’s motion to strike the second and third clauses of action was sustained. Evidence on road scraper rentals was under review at adjournment.
A six week old pig mailed by parcel post from Bryantsville to Mr Joseph Dowlar with foster mother Mrs Dowlar. The pig, a black and white runt, clung to Mrs Dowlar as she moved, trotting behind her like a dog. Her brother received it to amuse him and pass the time.
Judge Lamb ruled boxing law unclear in the Sullivan case, finding the Kiley act repealed the original statute and ordering the prisoner released. Sullivan, local American Legion chairman, had been fined or jailed for boxing the planned bout at the Broadway theater amid protests and legal challenge.
Scores of friends attended the funeral of Mrs Thelma M Little wife of Edward W Little proprietor of the Sequamegon cafe held at Walsh Undertaking rooms yesterday afternoon at 2:30 The Rev M D Huddoff conducted the service Phyllis Wolfe sang Lead Kindly Light and Consolation with Margaret McHale on organ Burial at Mount Moriah cemetery also led by Rev Hudtloff Pallbearers named John Budieh John Blocker John Marinovich Graney Lovejoy John Chick and L Stuk Bankruptcies are almost unknown In China due to immediate execution.
Miss Celia Grimeire a World War I telephone operator from Reynolds Street has arrived in New York per informants dated yesterday. J R Silver is named lowest bidder for districts 267 276 and 280 as city council consults awarded contracts. Enright and Logan rock will be used.
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