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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1919
Page
9
A compact list of notices and short items from Anaconda includes business ads for Minor's and Copper City, service notes on skates and phonographs, upcoming meetings of clubs such as the Clerks' union and Modern Woodmen, and personal notices about visits, travels, and family health.
John Hammer's damage suit against the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway was postponed in district court awaiting Judge George R. Winston's recovery. Rev. F B Sapp of Minot ND spoke at a 7 30 pm meeting at the Christian church. Anglers reported poor fishing conditions at Georgetown and Silver lakes due to heavy snow on ice.
Murdo Mackenzie formerly of Anaconda arrived yesterday for a brief visit with brother John and longtime friends. He has lived in Goldfield Nebraska since leaving 12 years ago and is now bound for the East to spend the holidays with relatives in Duluth Minnesota and Chicago.
Converter foreman Pat Dunleavy left yesterday for Long Beach California to spend the winter. He expects to find sunshine and rest, while an old-time friend Pat Noonan who has been in California for weeks is reportedly becoming homesick and plans to return.
Deputy County Clerk Frank Maloney completed the annual revenue accumulation report. It lists an opening balance of 387 335.73, with revenues of 134 274.25 14 350.24 3 669.19 8 312.22 and 155.68 totaling 548 097.31. Disbursements total 2158 533.33, leaving next year’s starting balance at 329 563.98.
James Marron, janitor, reports that burglars who broke into the high school Saturday night also attempted to enter the Daly building. He found a window glass cut with a diamond cutter and a sprung latch. ice froze the sash, leading thieves to believe a patent lock held it.
Management of Alpine apartments will pay for the arrest and conviction of anyone caught stealing tenants' property.
Notice requires all driveways to coal bins be shoveled clear and gates opened. If drivers cannot reach bins coal or wood will be delivered on the sidewalk or as near the bin as possible. KF W. Peckover Co Anaconda Coal Co R B Abbott Co Washoe Coal Co
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