Tax collection closes with high receipts in Deer Lodge and Anaconda
Tax collectors reported strong payment activity on the last day before delinquency. In Deer Lodge County, about 8,000 of 496,395.80 due delinquent plus a 19 percent penalty. rough split shows 6,000 for property and 2,000 for personal. In Anaconda, Nora Bryan and Patrick O'Brien led the busiest day yet, with late afternoon estimates pending as offices closed at 9 pm.
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Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
J. R. Danielson
Danielson
Harvey Jomen
Nora Bryan
Patrick O'Brien
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Memorial Services Open to Anaconda Lodge
Members of Anaconda lodge of Ei invite the public to participate in memorial services next Sunday at Bike hall Tees. A musical program arranged by attorney Kerley of Deer Let WIP deliver funeral rites and roll of honored dead. Regular meeting tonight at 8:3 with initiation and social session. secretary Chinton to wear rolls of honored dead.
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Anaconda Lodge
Ey Aincers
Mtorney
Wek. Kerley
Deer Let Wip
Deer Lodge Notes Chronicle Local Happenings
Deer Lodge notes report pupils collecting donations for Associated Charities for folleet digestion project. Local hunts feature a 10 point buck, and many residents including Avon, Helena, and Butters are noted on business or social visits. A Pine Cone troop meeting covers tenderfoot tests and Rendertoot progress. a Baldwin locomotive works representative departs for Denver then Philadelphia. a Khorean Dancing Party concludes with 18 couples.
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Deer Lodge
Associated Charities
Tyth
National Sea Wyckoff
Dor Ruth Toy
Dorothy
Anaconda High Plans Broad Basketball Schedule
Anaconda high school prepares for at least 15 games this season with several open dates between Dec 16 and Feb 18. Coach Role returns two of three former players, aiming for championship caliber after last year’s Red Wing state title. The tentative slate includes Dec 16 Boulder, Dec 17 Philipsburg, Jan 6 Whitehall, and other games at Deer Lodge Dillon Bozeman Helena Butte and more, with a year-end tournament set for Feb 23 to 25 whose location remains undecided.
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Anaconda
Coagh Rolfe
Red Wing
Minn
Boulder
Philipsburg
Whitehall
Deer Lodge
Bozeman
Dillon
Helena
Butte
Washoes Win In Bowling Matches
The Washoes defeated the Standarde fy Their Man to record two victories in a local bowling pair.
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Washoes
High Girls Will Hold Basketball Tourney
High school girls teams from four classes prepare for the annual tournament next week with two games weekly. Games will be played on a percentage basis and all star team places will be decided by tournament results, said Miss Karen Hansen.
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Karen Hansen
Gangner Bond Set Remains in Jail
Fred Gangner held on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of John Anderson was returned to Deer Lodge county Jail by Sheriff Boal after a court hearing in Butte where bail was fixed at 15060 dollars. Gangner had not produced his bonds late last night.
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Fred Gangner
John Anderson
Deer Lodge
Boal
City Police Book Shows White Page In Anaconda
The city police blotter for Anaconda records no arrests or events for the month due to a lack of police activity and a non convening police court during the period.
Election fight draws to close in county seat trial
Stanford tested this morning in the Hobson Stanford county seat trial at Stanford. Hobson began rebuttal and Judge Sidney Lanner moved for findings of fact and a verdict favoring Stanford, with similar requests from Hobson to be based on briefs. The court adjourned as attorneys and witnesses dispersed. Testimony began November 14 and the trial ended quicker than expected.
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Associated Prec
Lewistown
Stanford
Hobson- Stanford
Hobson
Sidney Lanner
Regular meeting notice for Clinton secretary’s brief tonight
Notice states a regular meeting tonight at 8. BL John Baglin E R FH Clinton serves as secretary.
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Fils
John Baglin
Clinton
Anaconda Elks distribute holiday dinner to hundreds
Anaconda lodge members distributed more than ten tons of food for a holiday dinner to Anaconda families. The effort fed 773 people with potatoes, meat, apples, corn flakes, salmon, cabbage and root vegetables, aided by Red Crow and other groups. Secretary Frank Clinton led the drive with many volunteers.
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Anaconda
Clinton
Anaconda Lodge
Frank Clinton
the Elks
Red Crows
Lodge Committee
Lodge
Jake Keane
Mickey McDermott
Jack Drury
Fred Jones
Charles King
Randy Danielson
Frank McKenzie
Ray Reardon
Lyman Cardwell
George Walsh
John Johnson
Ed. Johnson
Joe Kelly
Tot Williams
Harry Johnson
Martin Schiching
Jake Luts
WF. Re
Thomas P. McGraw
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Anaconda items report F. W. Merigold of Kalispell visiting, Jack Daly of Butte in town, and several residents preparing trips to Chicago and Penneyvania. Community clubs announce meetings, relief and aid activities, and charity events. December Victor records arrive at Copper City. local sales and services noted at Copper City and Wright Transfer.
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Hammer
Denver
New Victor Records
Copper City
Jack Daly
Butte
Miss Lehr Speaks to Students on Library Use
Ellen Lehr librarian of Anaconda High School spoke to a general assembly on How to Use the Library. Principal H H Blanchard noted there was no program and the students were dismissed early. The Thespian club will alternate programs for the rest of the year and Blanchard will arrange local speakers for future assemblies.
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Ellen Lehr
Th Anaconda High School
HH. Blanchard
Thespian Club
Blanchard
Warning Bell at Crossing Sought for Morell Crossing
Community residents and others seek to place a warning bell at the Morell Crossing near Gregson on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad. A meeting is planned in the Dew An office to discuss safe traffic and driver vision concerns.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul Tailroad
Gregson
Morell’ Crossing
Dew
St. Paul
Sbecurst
Butte-Anacon
Winston to address scoutmasters class at courthouse
Judge George B Winston will address the scoutmasters class at the courthouse tonight at 7:30. The address will be the chief feature of the program and cover organization procedure. About a dozen members are expected for the six week course training for scout leadership.
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George B Winston
Scoutmasters
Boy Scout
Winston
Anacoacs
Former Livingston Man Arrested for Small Bank Theft
A Livingston man is charged with borrowing 2.80 dollars from the Commercial Bank of Enonemisa. The former cashier at Bri ia thieety allegedly took the money without the board of directors knowing. The arrest comes after an order received by Mere WGnight.
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Livingston
Yavin
Livprasvaio Stam
Iit Bri Ia
Third Round of Elkg Tourney Sees Exciting Billiards Action
Rapid progress in the Elke lodge billiards third annual round with six games played. Gus Goldberg defeated T D Elisberry in a featured match while opponents lagged behind. other results include J Drury beating Pete Summerhauser and Frank McKenzie prevailing in another. The round extends toward week’s end with many matches scheduled and eliminations ongoing.
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Peing
Elke’ Lodge
Gus Goldberg
T D. Elisberry
Goldberg
J. Drury
Pete Summerhauser
Frank McKenzie
Andicap
Gullish
Walter Baker
A. Lindquist
C & Wahhratedt
J. M. Hudson
EA. Wenger
G. W. Sparrow
George Johnson
Proter
Wor ‘Rice
Jake Keane
J.B. S. Knight
al Holstrom
C. Treece
F. J. ‘Trunk
Fred Jones
George C. Jackson
A. J. Rolfe
Thomas Ci
Johnson
Night Vocational Classes Planned in Anaconda
Anaconda plans night vocational classes this winter if demand exists. Bruce Green of the high school faculty asks interested residents to notify him to form classes in blue print reading shop work and other lines. G B Edwards, federal vacation director, may secure federal aid if requested. domestic science classes for women may be offered if there is sufficient interest.
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Night Clan
Anaconda
Bruce Green
Yahoo
G. B. Edwards
Smith-Hughes
Atnay
Green
Windstorm Damages Anaconda Buildings and Billboards
A morning windstorm in Anaconda caused property damage including a demolished billboard at Walnut and Third streets and several blown down chimneys. Light globes were broken across Main Street after the wind toppled posts and scattered debris. The city ponded as melted snow flooded the common rink area.
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Anaconda
Walnut
Third Streets
Postomce
Main Street
Finding a Fix for Fat: A Health Message Inadvertent
A garbled OCR style note discusses weight loss advice and public endorsements. It hints at reducing fat through diet or activity but unreadable text obscures specifics. The piece mentions many readers and asks whether the approach works for overweight individuals.
Slain elk recovered as theft suspected near Anaconda
Game wardens McCaffery and Edmunds recovered a slain elk carcass eight miles west of Anaconda after a heavy snow trek. Thieves had stripped a hind quarter while other carcasses were found by Tom Harrison and James Monroe. Wardens questioned whether multiple parties were involved, noting the possible penitentiary term for possession of game. Davis Harrison and Monroe aided with information and camp contact, while meat was kept for the game fund or donated to the needy. The party endured deep snow and fatigue returning to Anaconda.
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McCattery
Edmunds
James Monroe
Anaconda
Ed Allen
Ernest Christie
James Merwin
McCaffery
Davis
Harrison
Monroe
Game Fund
Salvation Army Baskets to Aid Needy Families in Anaconda
The Salvation Army of Anaconda will for the 40th year distribute Christmas baskets to the poor. An old-fashioned pot with a keep-it-boiling sign will appear on the street. For two weeks before Christmas, produce will be solicited in the surrounding country and every needy family will be supplied if possible.
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Salvation Army of
Anaconda
Milk project settlers urged at Great Falls
In Great Falls, initial operations for a milk project are announced as settlers are urged to join. Local officials say the plan will attract new residents and boost dairy output, with details on registration and timelines to follow.
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Great Falls
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