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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1919

Page

6

Young American seeks English bride in Louisiana letter

A 36 year old unmarried American from Louisiana writes to the London Star offering his qualifications as a husband. He is 5 9, 180 pounds, Protestant, of Scotch and Irish descent, with $1200 savings and $150 monthly earnings. He seeks an English Protestant wife aged 25 to 35, blond and well educated, with a picture encouraged.

International News Service London United States of America Tennessee Dixie Kentucky Louisiana Harry Welldon Salt Lak City Swain London Star England Heath

Lusk Arrested on Libel Charge in Missoula

Frank H. Lusk former First National Bank president was arrested in Missoula on a libel charge by attorney Philip S. Brown. The complaint alleges circulations of libelous statements intended to injure Brown linked to Bitter Root Valley Realty trust securities. Lusk pleaded not guilty, waived preliminary hearing, posted $500 bond, and an information will be filed in district court Monday.

Missoula Frank H. Lusk First National Bank Philip SS. Brown Hall and Pope Mr. Lusk J. C. Curtis Brown Phil Gagnon Lusk Dwight N. Mason Bitter Root Valley Realty Trust Winston, Payne, Strawn & Shaw Missoula County

Scott Leavitt Named Secretary by Great Falls Commercial Club

Great Falls Montana December 27 Scott Leavitt was elected secretary of the Commercial club at a special board meeting after the death of Richard S Skinner. More than a dozen applicants competed. Leavitt served as director of the federal employment service in Montana during the war until its disbandment last October.

Great Falls Commercial Club Richard S. Skinner Scott Leavitt Leavitt Federal Employment Service Montana

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