Goat Tournament Sparks Anaconda Golf Club Fun
Anaconda Country Club favors goat catching as a sport with members racing to corral the most goats. Captured goats include Hal Forsythe’s now with R. P. Wood, Fred Bellinger’s with C. A. Lemmon, and Margaret Nuckols’s handed to C. A. Farnsworth who later lost it to F. W. Peckover in a second match. Club rumors hint at handicap boosts and urge entries for the Montana state championship in Butte next month, via Harold Heiser or Montana Golf Association secretary R. P. Wood.
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Anaconda Country Club
Hal Forsythe
R. P. Wood
Fred Bellinger
C. A. Lemmon
Margaret Nuckols
C. A. Farnsworth
Anaconda
Montana
Butte
Harold Heiser
Montana Golf Association
Mont
Mr. Heiser
Commissioners 1 Go After Farmers
County board warns farmers to stop letting irrigation ditches overflow and flood roads. They will sue violators and order investigation. Grasshopper plague harms crops as Mrs. Charles Bowman appeals for help. commissioners may assist in fighting the pests if needed.
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Board of County Commissioners
Charles Bowman
Freckles the Standard dog adds motorcycle riding
Anaconda newspaper dog Freckles, owned by the printers of the Standard, rides the luggage carrier of Hes Marien's motorcycle. After initial struggles he balances alone, perched on the carrier, and ends each ride with a long cry that startles onlookers.
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Anaconda
The
Standard
Hes Marien
Hez
Barney Oldfield
Where the Pavement Ends playing at Bluebird
Rex Ingram, filming Where the Pavement Ends in Florida, seeks a Cuban girl for a village role in Miami. Parents refuse claiming “We keep our girls at home,” despite citing Lady Diana Manners and the Prince of Wales as screen precedents. Alice Terry and Ramon Novarro star in the photoplay.
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Rex Ingram
Florida
Bluebird Theater
Miami
South Sea Village
Mr. Ingram
Ingram
Diana Manners
Prince of Wales
John F. Seitz
Alice Terry
Ramon Novarro
Mining Company Holds Election
H H Clague was elected president of the Silver Queen Mining Company at a stockholders meeting in Attorney J W James office last evening. Officers elected included Thomas Hefferon vice president James P Christie secretary treasurer and a board of directors comprising Clague Smith Strachman Smith Lepke Christie and Hefferon. The company has 272000 shares and three fifths were represented at the meeting. The claim lies in the unorganized Red Lion mining district.
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H. H. Clague
Silver Queen Mining Company
J. W. James
Thomas Hefferon
James P. Christie
Frazier Smith
Thomas Strachman
William ©. Smith
Joseph Lepke
Red Lion Mining
Soldier Caruso to Sing at Gamp
Simon Conter known as the soldier Caruso arrives in Anaconda and will sing before the Kiwanis club at the tourist camp grounds this evening. He tours the country on his second trip after a 9,500 mile voyage and a wartime tour for soldiers. The lyric tenor plans to study voice in Milan, supports the American Legion, and recently entertained crowds at the Gibsons Dempsey fight. Arrangements are made for a later performance at the local baseball game next Sunday.
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Simon Conter
Soldier Caruso
Anaconda
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Center
Redpath Lyceum
Milan
Italy
American Legion
Butte
Swimming instructor joins Echo Lake Boy Scout camp
Floyd Matsen of Missoula arrived in Anaconda to serve as swimming instructor and life saving guard at the Echo Lake Boy Scout summer camp. He is a well known athlete and former University of Montana football standout with prior council executive experience in Deer Lodge.
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Floyd Matsen
Missoula
Anaconda
Echo Lake
Mr. Matsen
University of Montana
Deer Lodge
Vacation Bible School Attracts Large Enrollment
Eight more children joined yesterday at the Baptist church Vacation Bible School for a total of 95 students after day two. About 12 teachers oversee the classes and organizers anticipate significant future enrollment growth and a highly successful program.
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The
Baptist Church
Careless Use of Gun Lands Man in Jail
John Gallagher, aged, was detained by Chief Cullen and Judge Murphy on Madison Street after reports of intoxication and disturbing the peace. Gallagher allegedly aimed a revolver at children until a bystander seized it. he was jailed on the disturbance charge. Also named are William Benson and Henry Niva, both in for drunkenness, who forfeited $10 bonds for failure to appear in court.
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John Gallagher
Cullen
Murphy
Madison Street
Gallagher
William Benson
Beausollier
Henry Niva
Beausolier andSentley
Butte Postal Receipts Surpass Last Year
Special Dispatch reports Butte's postal receipts for last month reached $20,354, $30 more than June 1922. Across 50 industrial cities, average gains stood at 7.96 percent. Electric locomotives perform more efficiently in cold weather than in hot conditions.
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The
Standard
Washington
Butte
Thompson's Kidney Tablets Offer Liberal Trial Terms
A remedial ad promotes Thompson's Kidney Tablets as combining proven kidney and bladder remedies with new drugs. It claims relief for kidney liver and bladder trouble backache or sallow complexion and invites purchase at City Drug Store 119 Main Anaconda with a money back guarantee if not benefited. Also promotes Golden lassat 25 cents at bedtime for constipation or biliousness.
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City Drug Store
City Drug Bore
Main
Anaconda
Ady
Rotary Luncheon Features International Vice President Frank Lamb
Frank Lamb of Hoquiam Washington, newly elected vice president of the International Rotary, spoke forcefully on Rotary aims and ethics. He noted Rotary’s reach to 30 countries and its potential in peace and goodwill. Also speaking were Tom Davis, Frank Venable, Claude Benton, and Deer Lodge members. A Rotary day at Echo Lake Boy Scout camp is planned for July 24 with Deer Lodge attendees.
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Rotary Club
Frank Lamb
Hoquiam
Wash
International Rotary Organization
Lamb
Rotary
Tom Davis
Butte
Frank Venable
Claude Benton
Deer Lodge Club
Deer Lodge
Father Delaney
W. J Atwood
Joseph Smith
Peter Pauley
Joseph Mulecahey
Deer
Echo Lake
Montana
A. B. Catlin
Tom Mix and Wonder Horse Dividing Honors
Hollywood film note recounts Tony the wonder horse aiding romance in the William Fox production 3 Jumps Ahead starring Tom Mix and Alma Bennett. A comedic scene shows the horse nudging Mix toward reconciliation with the mining prospectors daughter, resulting in a soon reached understanding.
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Tom MIX
Wonder Horse
California
Tony
William Fox
Imperial Theater
Western Plains
Alma Bennett
Tom
Assessment Values Drop 14 Percent in Deer Lodge County
Deer Lodge county property assessments fell 14 percent from 1922 to 1923. Total assessed value declined from 28,884,509 to 28,474,253, a drop of 410,247, while taxable values slipped from 8,595,960 to 7,?857, indicating a 12,103 decrease in taxable value.
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Deer Lodge
Supreme Court Upholds County Petition Ruling
Helena Mont July 10 Insufficient names signed to the petition to require Fergus County to submit at an election the question of creating the new county of Petroleum, the Supreme Court held affirming the lower court. The trial court was right in refusing to recognize withdrawals from the withdrawal list. A signer cannot rejoin a petition after withdrawing.
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Helena
Mont
Fergus County
Petroleum
Supreme Court
Silver Bow Court Decision Upheld in Loss Case
Helena July 10 The Montana supreme court affirmed a Silver Bow county district court ruling awarding Vernon R Jones and Jean nette M Jones 520 against Great Northern railroad for a traveling bag and effects lost on a train The judgment covered the bag not the sealskin coat claimed The railroad argued a 10 maximum liability unshown to the patron when the check was issued ruling the clause invalid unless attention was called to it at issuance.
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Helena
Supreme Court Today
Silver Bow County
Vernon R. Jones
Jeannette M. Jones
Great Northern Railroad
Smoke ban for Norway minors
Boise Idaho officials report the Norwegian government has requested Idaho law details on minor smoking and enforcement. Secretary of State Charles B Hughes will compile and forward the information through official channels to Norway.
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Boise
Idaho
C. C. Moore
Charles B. Hughes
Norway
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