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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
6
Intermittent snows and overcast skies weighed on the city as forecasts from Kutte Electric Railway warned of a cold wave for eastern Montana. Temperatures ranged from 38 to 80 degrees above zero with snow melting on impact, and officials cautioned that much colder weather may arrive, though developments remained uncertain.
A heavy North Sea storm has released numerous marine mines from their moorings and many are now floating through the Scandinavian straits, according to a Havas report from Stockholm dated January 16.
The board chose three possible sites for the 1 250 000 bond issue high school to be voted on April 3. Clark playground is favored if acquired, with Senator Clark's approval anticipated. Alternative sites are Shields northeast of Ragan's road house and a plot west of Harrison avenue near the Continental Oil works.
Smith Stimmel of Fargo N D will lecture at 8 pm at the Butte high school auditorium on personal reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln. Stimmel once served as Lincoln’s mounted bodyguard and will share unique, firsthand experiences. The program includes music and speeches, with no admission fee.
County attorney files complaints declaring liquor sold on the second floor of the A. H. block at 16% Fast Park Street leased by Patrick Sullivan and in the Rogers block leased in part by Thomas Mull holland as common nuisances. A second action targets that former house for games of chance for valuables.
The funeral for the late Charles Nagel was held yesterday at 2 30 PM from his home at 2035 Florence Avenue with Rev M D Hudtloff officiating. Pallbearers included Frank Tauer Peter Brunswick Edward Dier Fred Cretier Kurt Buckwardt and Henry Kubish. Interment followed at Mount Moriah cemetery.
A letter from Mrs. B. Korman of New Haven Connecticut asks Mayor W. T. Stodde and Butte officials to assist in locating her son Bam Korman who disappeared two years ago after last being in Butte. She provides Hallock Street address and states the last word she had came two years prior.
Stockgrowers from 17 states including Montana will attend the annual American Stockgrowers association meeting in Spokane January 27 to 29. Senator John B. Kendrick will be present and Montana delegates seek a strong turnout as the event marks the first north of Salt Lake City. Meetings, planned executive committee sessions, and topics such as railroad legislation and land control will shape the gathering aided by Burlington sleepers set for January 25.
Police began a campaign to compel West Gold street property owners to keep sidewalks free of ice and snow after a woman fell. Five complaints were filed. fines of $5 were imposed on two property owners, with several cases dismissed or continued as owner responsibility and municipal ordinances were unclear.
Russell Milling company files in federal court alleging trademark infringement by Pat McCarthy doing business as the National Market and Bozeman Milling company. The suit seeks an injunction and an accounting of profits from flour sales using the disputed mark. Damages claimed exceed $3,500 for sales under the defendants name.
Hearing on a complaint against J. W. Kane of 249 East Park for creating a disturbance was postponed to today. Weland of Hardin, the complainant, said the trouble grew from a loan and attempted collection leading to abuse and threats by Kane.
Robin Hood to entertain at Carpenters hall with a regular meeting on January 22 followed by a card party and dance The group plans to hold meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month and the event will feature family friendly activities and social time
Caciano Mendez, tied to the rebel band led by Frederico Cordoba, who abducted W. O. Jenkins the Puebla consular agent last October, has been arrested in Puebla and is held in the penitentiary there.
Reginald De Koven American operatic composer and conductor died in Chicago today from apoplexy. The death occurred early today.
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