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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1927

Page

3

Nomination Ballot in Butte Pioneers Nomination Edits

The Butte Pioneers club nominated officers for the new term at its regular meeting. Several nominees declined, including for president and vice president, with McNally and McDermott later named for vice president. New members were initiated and five applications received as a committee plans an early dance.

Butte Pioneers’ Club Bear Paw Joseph A. B. Cohen Nellie Brennan W. H. Maloney Brennan Maloney John Doull John Egan M. J. Cavanaugh James E. MecNalley Josie Sinsel Peter J. McDermott McNally McDermott Ann Quinn Lulu Daniels Bessie Mulcahy Mulcahy W. J. Scott Bert Leduc James Gavin Delia Peets Anna M. Sullivan W. H. Haviland H. J Executive Board John Jackson Rosina Hoskins Kate Dorsey A. J. Dugan

Wolf Point May Be a New Bridge to Missouri River

The Montana highway commission in Helena plans to seek federal aid for a bridge over the Missouri at Wolf Point. Surveys will start to prep specifications and a construction bid. Great Northern’s Ralph Budd offered about 75000 dollars toward a total cost of 400000. The 1928 program will be laid out at the next meeting.

Associated Press Helena Federal Bureau of Roads Missouri River Wolf Point State Highway Commission C. H. Purcell Bureau of Public Roads Ralph Budd Great Northern Railway Highway Commission

Connection to Tea Pot Dome and a former senator

On this date in 1787 the first state ratified the U S Constitution. Two 1923 tremors damaged Tokyo and Yokohama. Rome is the capital and residence of the pope. The Bible passage about the mouth is in Matthew. Answers appear on page four. Sao Paulo plans automatic telephones.

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