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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
4
The Anaconda News reports a BG convention intends to advertise Montana offerings in a forthcoming event. Organizers outline aims to promote state tourism and business opportunities amid the planned gathering.
Chamber of commerce delegates from Montana meet at Daly school gym in Great Falls to approve a plan for a statewide Greater Montana convention. The session, led by Louis Newman, forms a committee and outlines a program with officers and aims to promote Montana resources and tourism statewide.
The remains of Fred In Strom lie at Mahoney undertaking rooms awaiting a funeral time to be announced.
The Empress vaudeville company performed last night at the Margaret with strong singing acting and comedy. A troupe of trained monkeys delighted the audience as a four act allegory examined love and choice ending with a silent heart response.
John Strom, a respected local hunter, hopes to see two young men prosecuted for killing a pet deer near his Georgetown district property. The animal had been fed there and was used to people, and a woodcutter reported hearing two shots before finding a car nearby the woods.
A deer carcass was found left at the scene of a wanton killing. Mr. Strom reports elk in his area trespassing into his wheat field, forcing him to drive two out yesterday as the animals jumped fences. Game appears plentiful around the Strom place this fall.
In a letter from Anaconda a Second Montana regiment unit reached Douglas Arizona at 6 am July 7 after detraining at Fort Douglas. William T. Masten notes the heat reached 110 degrees, natives mocked their view of cool weather, and he and Al Kolas met briefly while Kolas teased a Mexican senorita at a station.
The partnership of W. F. Norton of Silver Bow county and J. B. Hassler of Anaconda Deer Lodge county is dissolved by mutual consent. Norton will continue the business alone and assume all partnership debts. Hassler has retired. Dated July 11, 1916.
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