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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
5
The jeweler cannot determine jewelry quality and prices do not indicate quality. Goods from reliable makers carry assurance of value. Experienced buyers know Leys offers true quality at fair prices and stands behind its merchandise.
Butte notes list rent pianos at Orton Bros and cigar shop at 9 North Main. Births announced for Franklin street and Oregon avenue families. City visitors include state game warden from Helena, Mrs. Spriggs from Helena, and others from Dillon and Philipsburg. Various residents travel or stay in town. P.O. News Stand closed for national holiday. bank deposits gain interest from July 1.
Notices indicate parade attendees should assemble on Washington street north of Broadway by 9:30 a.m. The parade order is set by committee. Street car service changes begin Friday July 5 with Main street lines operating between Centerville and Wyoming. South Main cars will divert to the north side of Broadway on Main.
A missing two year old girl with light hair and brown eyes, Ruby Mihelich, wandered from 700 North Wyoming Street Monday afternoon. A neighbor named Mrs O Neill sheltered her at her Montana street home until police were notified. Ruby appeared content and ate crackers as she waited to be reunited with her worried mother.
Pipestone Springs resort, renovated and newly furnished, opens to the public under new management with a focus on dining room service as a specialty.
Kenneth Simmons of Butte leads the Inland Empire tennis tournament in Spokane with top plays and powerful lobs. Simmons, arriving from Lewiston after winning the Idaho state title by forfeit, is praised for his height, driving returns, and standout form.
Mike Salot of Me won a raffle horse, $10 cash, and a $100 Liberty bond payoff, with proceeds to be donated to the Red Cross through the war chest. Salot learned his lucky number and sent the prize to aid the war effort.
Four aldermen named to study the water company after petitioners urged state public service review. City council ordered removal of a building at 208 South Washington as a fire risk amid protests over rates and service.
July 29 marks a community field day with mine workers and friends at Gardens. A first aid team presence, a benevolent baseball game for all workers, mine rescue demos, relay races, and varied contests promise broad participation and prizes.
The Butte Electric Railway manager J Wharton announces no street cars on the parade route today due to a hitch. Delays at Meaderville and South Butte gardens cause a temporary halt with resumed service planned after the procession. No children's day at the gardens today. weekly holiday to resume next Thursday.
A sunrise cannon salute will fire forty eight shots, one for each U S state, from a historic piece at Relive wf Mines BML to mark a ceremonial day. Lieutenant Jord Cupled leads the crew, with orders to allow the gun to cool between shots.
Street railway employes union No. a81 adjourned last night without taking up business on the table. Workers planned double shifts to handle Fourth crowd while patriots prepared for holiday events. The meeting touched on presidential vote totals and U S war history in a scattered remarks laden summary of current affairs.
In Judge Lambs court Elmer Jackson 18 was awarded 1200 from C T Lomas after a firecracker exploded while held causing partial amputation of the left hand. Defense argued the boy may have used dynamite caps from elsewhere. The case recalls mining demographics in South Africa noting 92000 white miners.
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