Anaconda Court Acquits McDonough in Liquor Charge
A Anaconda district court jury found Matt McDonough not guilty of possessing intoxicating liquor and maintaining a nuisance. In the same session, Connolly and Lavis were found guilty of maintaining a nuisance and sentenced to 30 days in county jail plus a $100 fine each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt McDonough
C. P. Flood
Ira J. Stagg
George B. Winston
McDonough
John J. Connolly
William F. Lavis
Connolly
Lavis
Winston
E. E. Collins
C. P. Floodway
Jack Kelly
J. R. Horsfall
J. T. Nordquist
Nick Verlanic
P. Larkin
Chris Jergengen
A. J. Spor
Martin Laughlin
John Hamner
James Berryman
Walter Peterson
A. H. Young
East Cmmercial Avenue
B. A. Myers
Carl H. Sorensen
Arthur Campbell
R. B. Osborne
Thomas Edmunds
W. M. Kelly
J. M. Swanson
R. A. Case
Gus English
H. G. Bliss
Pat McCarthy
Barney Riley
A. R. Dorsey
John McDonald
H. S. Wolfe
Anton Bhardt
James Morley
John Derzay
Don McDonald
M. Peder Jacobson
Harvey Guilbauit
W. S. Lautman
George Spah
Anaconda Meat Market Offers Bargain Prices
Meat market ad lists items with prices including loin pork chops two pounds for five cents per pound rates for pork steaks veal shoulder steaks round sirloin or porterhouse cuts pot roast fresh pork leg and spareribs fancy live and dressed turkeys granulated sugar potatoes lard coffee oranges and eggs milk and ham specials under 1930s newspaper ad style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone's
Hilly Bros
Anaconda Bowling Leads Three Straight Wins At Tescher Lanes
In Anaconda the Coca Colas and Old-Timers each won their Commercial league matches by sweeping three straight. Petritz led Coca Colas with 699 pins while Turner starred for Old-Timers with 573 pins. Scores from last night listed for both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tescher
Anaconda
Coca Colas
Nationals
Hunthausen
Petritz
Turner
Anaconda News In Brief Highlights Local Notices
A collection of short items from Anaconda with names of residents visiting relatives, store ads, upcoming events at Margaret theater, and holiday travel plans. Notable mentions include Miss Edna McGinty visiting Butte, Edwin Reynolds returning home from the University of Montana, Mrs. Thomas Dee and daughter planning a Los Angeles trip, and J. P. Grace of Race Track visiting Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dee
Los Angeles
Edwin Reynolds
University of
Montana Economist to Open National Farm Economics Meeting
M. L. Wilson, agricultural economist for the Montana Extension service on leave, heads the farm management office in Washington. He will open the annual meeting of the National Farm Economics Association in New York on December 28 30 with an address on economic research and will preside at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Wilson
Montana Extension Service
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
National Farm Economics Association
New York
Wilson
Association
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Maclntyre’s Outfitters For Men and Boys
East Park Ave
Edison
Main St
Western Electric
Park and Wyoming
Butte
Kole
Burning Spring Canyon Nut Washoe Coal CO
Hogg Transfer Company
Anaconda Department
Donough
Foley
Leskey
Hunthausen Sogcent Rowe Seewee
Piggly Wiggly
Park Ave
Anaconda News
Gates At Stagg’s.—Adv
Orton
Adv
Standard
Aen
Stage
Edna McGinty
G. T. Jones
Event Glass Coy Hardware Co
Kelley’s
Margaret Theater
Stagg’s
Fat's
Pine Street
Clague
Roy
Park Avenue
Ave
J. P. Grace
Race Track
People’s Store
East Park
Axelson & Erickson
East Park Avenue
Ashley A. Ash
Miami, Fla
Alice Elley
Halligan & Lee
Miller, Gordon & Welch
Miss Welch
Garei
Pierce
Porter
Lamont
Pee
AL Feathered Thespians
Elaine Hammerstein
Louis Tellegen
Kelly's
Country Store
The
Deer Lodge
Men’s Wool Process Union
Army and Navy
Sbgeecacaiu
im_uraw
Anaconda Coal CO
James O’leary
R. B. Abbott
W. Peckover CO
F. M. Davidson Washoe Coal CO
Specats Furniture
Martha
Main &I
Ananconda Park & Wyoming Sts
R. B. Abbott CO