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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
5
A Montana Good Roads gathering discusses reform of road funds and the need for expert supervision. Speakers urge uniform traffic laws, maintenance, and a state-wide concrete highway system to link east, west, north, and south.
Leave Anaconda at 10 a m for a visit to a state fish hatchery in Washoe park then follow Flint creek road past Silver lake Georgetown lake and through the grand canyon of Flint creek to Philipsburg for lunch. Addresses by Mayor McClees and President Mathewson then return in the afternoon. Ball game at 6 30 p m, music by the Anaconda band and an evening concert with dancing at the Montana.
A compilation of short ads and notices updates on osteopaths Dr Crafft and Dr Roseborough, real estate and rentals in Missoula, liquor deals at Cash Liquor House and Copper City, furniture sale, wagons and bungalows for sale, shop services from Johnston cement and Fuller Drug, film processing, and upcoming Moose and local events at Washoe park with Taylor Orchestra. Everett Holm returns from Anaconda. Helen Crimmins travels to Minneapolis. Leslie Wood attends Moose delegates’ ball. Howdy Pap Moose annual ball tomorrow night. Drs Willits Evans and Turton relocate to Durston block offices. Cabin for sale near East Sixth. Call 708 East Sixth after 6 pm.
J B Clifford yesterday filed his petition for nomination for the office of sheriff on the democratic ticket. The item mentions an exclusive optical parlor and Hammersloughs in passing.
A F McRae of Mullan Idaho arrived yesterday called here by the illness of his wife who is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Winscott 715 Chestnut street.
The Ladies Aid society of the Swedish Mission church will meet this evening in the church parlor. Mrs. Henry Hanson will entertain. Members and friends are cordially invited.
William Hibbard cousin of County Attorney John W. James and former Anaconda attorney, arrived in the city yesterday on a visit. He is presently practicing law in Portland, Oregon.
Dave Morgan, chief deputy game warden, returned yesterday from Armstead where he planted several hundred thousand grayling fry in the Red Rock river. He reports the Red Rock and Big Hole rivers swarming with summer campers.
The display features favored weaves and varied trimmings with the lowest prices of the season. See the broad collection of midsummer garments and inspect materials to grasp the value before stocks run out.
T. A. Wann of Los Angeles and J. H. Manderfield of Salt Lake traveled to the convention yesterday with A. H. Heilbronner of Butte. Heilbronner represents the Salt Lake Route in this territory.
Thomas Richard Dickson and James Bernard Dickson grandsons of Dr. FitzPatrick depart last night over the Short Line toward Denver Colorado to visit relatives. They travel with Sister M Constancia of St. Ann's hospital and four other sisters from Butte.
The Divorce Question a vaudeville sketch headlines the Pantages bill at the Margaret theater this evening with two performances. The show entertains while addressing a common problem in a new light and features six chic young women performing a varied music repertoire.
The annual Carpenters Union Local 88 picnic in Anaconda will be at Silverlake on Tuesday July 18. Free transportation is provided for carpenters and helpers and their families. Enjoy music and dancing.
The Brownfield Canty branch at 308 East Park Avenue offers a financing deal of five dollars down and five dollars a month for a Whites machine.
A display of untrimmed hats formerly priced at 3.95 5.00 and 6.75 now marked at 1.00. The sale runs for the remainder of the week with all season’s best styles and colors at half the regular price.
John K. Batchelder, foreman of the Trail zinc refinery, is on a six week inspection across U S metallurgical plants visiting Washoe and other sites. The A C M company grants him a full month's pay as part of his vacation. A local city common baseball game features a slime versus mill lineup with Eberhardt Hagen Sullivan Hartwig O Rourke Burges Hanrahan Miller Moffat and others.
Word arrived that K. E. H. Hamilton formerly of the Washoe smelter has been named superintendent of the Trail smelter electrolytic zinc refinery. Hamilton, after leaving A. C. M. company service, served as government metallurgist to Canada and now takes the Trail post. He succeeds F. W. Guernsey who resigned to join W. H. Aldrich in Gunn-Thompson management with headquarters in San Francisco.
Henry Wassman foreman of the slag gang at the converter and noted Anaconda film fan departs for San Pedro California to visit local motion picture studios and camps. At Universal City last year he narrowly escaped being raped by over enthusiastic camera men during filming.
R. E. Ober, foreman of the leaching plant, is spending his vacation at his ranch near Dillon with Mrs. Ober. During his absence, Frank Cole is filling his position.
J C Robison R S Brand and F G Roberts from the plant have volunteered to join a Pacific fleet cruise. They will sail aboard the A B Colorado from Seattle by August 15 for a voyage to Magdalena Bay and Puget Sound maneuvers with private yachts aiding. Estimated cost is 69 dollars with 39 dollars refundable if Congress approves.
The leaching plant will be shut down for about a month to line the stack at the roaster with brick. This maintenance aims to improve processing reliability and safety during the upgrade period.
Argentina reported export of 227 321 gallons of wine in 1915. The figure reflects the country's growing wine trade and national agricultural output during the early 20th century.
Pictured is a smart model suitable for young girls or small women. It can be made at home by someone with little sewing knowledge. The drawing shows a skirt hung from a high waist line and a coat that buttons high at the neck, with no fitting required.
Louis Caraplas and Tom Rugas were fined 100 each by Judge George B Winston after gambling convictions in district court. Nick Camas was discharged. Attorneys filed notices of appeal. Officers Gillespie and Edmunds testified to catching them at craps at a Greek coffee house. County Attorney John W James prosecuted. Jury included William Shae and ten others.
Alex Carey Pat Lappan and Ashey Maloy were transferred from the city to the county jail to serve short sentences for vagrancy. Neighbors reported their chief occupé was rushing can and stated the cabin on the outskirts of the city was filthy. Special Officer James O Keefe investigated and brought them before Police Judge James I. Sanderson.
James Morris sues James Mc Nay in district court to recover an alleged debt. Attorneys J H Duffy and T P Stewart waived jury trial for both parties. Judge Winston reserved decision.
A coroner's jury impaneled by Coroner M. P. Mahoney found the death of Fred Instrom, a ropeman at the smelter, accidental after injuries from a fall off a trestle.
We express thanks to all friends and relatives for kindness during illness and death of mother Mrs Elizabeth Traynor. Gratitude for floral offerings from many. Signed by Louis Rivers Luke Traynor and families James Traynor.
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