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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1924
Page
10
A bolt of lightning struck George Brozovich, a carpenter helper, during a storm yesterday afternoon at 2:30. He collapsed on the walk near Gate Street as bystanders and an inquest begin to determine the cause.
FE Witmer of Butte made a business trip to Anaconda yesterday. 1919 Buick offered for 350 dollars. Various local notices include taxi ads, ranch work, visits from Butte and Kansas City, and social club meetings. Several residents traveled by auto to Missoula, Helena, and Spokane. A theft report notes George Welcome’s auto stolen on Sunday night. Church services and Juvenile league results are listed among miscellaneous notes.
County Treasurer J T Danielson filed the June report showing operating disbursements of 41741 73 with cash available 36073 39 and receipts 3444. Expenditures included general and road costs 137126 02 poor fund 7368 62 bridge work 1241 18 and contingent payments 88288 85 plus tax allocations and agency balances. Toronto trip described to Anaconda Rotary with Governor Render noting hospitality and convention contact.
A fragment reports a 15 year old girl from Sormer Anaconda marrying at Wallage. The text mentions a Puckett figure and a tour of Washington and Idaho, with plans to settle there and many friends sending best wishes.
A local notice outlines growing revival interest with meetings by Rider W Thorburn at 209 Cherry and thanks to mourners for support after a death. It also notes American Legion gathering in Red Cross rooms and Multifaith community engagement with Women of the United States showing rising enrollment in engineering courses and field entry.
Miss Jonanna Dundon and Joseph I. Tonsor were married in a nuptial high mass at St Ramon attended by nearby friends and family. The bride’s father and Mrs Dundon, plus William Halloran and Central Motors staff, were noted attendees. The couple will reside in the city. a reception followed at their apartments. Mrs Guiley returned from Des Moines after a Drake University class reunion with daughter Doris.
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