New President Names Officers for Ladies of the Grand Army
Mrs Effie MacRae the new president of the Ladies of the Grand Army in this district sends general order No 1 naming added staff officers. Included are Mildred Gnose as secretary and registrar Laura Pendarvis. Edith Richards and Coral Yerton hold press and inspector roles with several delegates named. Funeral services for tartley F Laughlin are set for 10 oclock at St Pauls church with interment at Mount Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie MacRae
Ladies of the Grand Army
Mildred Gnose
Hickory Street
Anaconda
Rose
Sisters
Helena
Laura Pendarvis
MacRae
Bitle “MacRae
Mary Purcell
Butte
Valina Adams
Grace Morley
Livingston
Mary Jessen
Great Falls
Tartley F Laughlin
East Eighth Rirec
St Paul's Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Anaconda Scouts Head to Echo Lake Campout
Forty eight Anaconda Boy Scouts depart Sunday for a two week outing at Echo Lake under Scout executive E. E. McWain. Troops 1 2 3 5 6 and 8 list their members with final packing details and travel plans including train rides and hikes to the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Echo Lake
E. E. McWain
McWain
Harry Harrity
Junior Barnes
Stewart
Calvin Knotter
Edmund Coy
Wipur Jorden
Clyde Eccleston
Herbert Hard
Leslie Roberts
Frank Robinson
Roy McLeod
Donald McLeod
Gerald Kidd
William Smith
Frank Clinton
Edward Reynolds
Geort Jackson
Schmidt
Nor Lacox
Thomas Doyle
John Zugel
Martin Heaney
Tony Zugeley
Diary of Joyless Jeanette on small town highbrows
The diarist rails at small town highbrows who brag about city experiences and travel. She recalls encounters with pretentious locals, criticizes inflated manners, speech, and dress, and hopes to be broader minded while avoiding the fate of a small town elitist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
High Crow
Acros
Howev
Globe
New York
Cuba
Kalamazoo
Big City
Chicago
Seattle
Shangha
Seanette
Anaconda News In Brief I nsto taxi and locals on visit
Anaconda brief notes several city visitors and residents, including Frank Funkhauser of Spokane on business, Mr. and Mrs. Lehey of Butte, Miss Douglas Scanland of Warm Springs visiting, and Roy Arnott of Big Hole transacting local affairs. Mentions heat relief, a motor party to the coast, and small items from local business and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cherry Street
Frank Funkhauser
Spokane
Peter Lehey
Butte
W . Park
All Ap
Douglas Scanland
Warm Springs
Roy Arnott
Big Hole
Anaconda
Mr.Arnott
J. R. Chambers
Joseph Baker
Bozeman
R. Graham
Cy. Bneston
E. E. Basborn
Peoria
Knights of Columbus
Fred Rohlfing
R. H. Doelle
Herman Doelle
Charles Bonne
Ten Mile
Salt Lake City
Mr. Rohifing
Cahier
Deseret National Bank
Troy Laundry
Verberckmoes
S. A. Willits of
Clarence Eccleston
C. W. Schultz
Anaconda Ys
Hot Springs
Seattle
Hundred Thousand Affected by Strike
A San Francisco conference of 400 building trades workers endorsed a general strike as the sole way to force agreement after talks with builders’ exchange and the chamber of commerce failed. The strike would affect about 100000 workers in the bay region. Harvest hands are needed in North Dakota with an estimated 25000 workers sought to harvest wheat and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Builders’ Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Associated, Press
Fargo
North Dakota
Bowe
Sta
Iceland
Spitzbergen
Funeral Service for Thomas Reid Held Yesterday
Funeral services were held yesterday for Thomas Reid who worked for the lace. The ceremony took place at Mount Carmel cemetery with floral tributes from his sister Mrs fear oy and Joni, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rela
Fear ‘Oy
Joni
Mount Carmel
Body of Barrett Sent to Kansas for Burial
The body of the late Thomas Barrett was shipped to Chapman Kansas in the evening. His sisters Jean and A. Res Barrett traveled to Anaconda and formally named the body for transport home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Agnes Barrett
Chapman, Kaw
Thomas Barrett
Barrett
Kansas
Chapman
Kan
Ares Barrett
Anaconda
Scom
Camp Fire Girls Outing at Henault Property
The Campfire tribe departs today under Mrs Charies Luxton for a supervised outing of about fourteen girls aged around 14 to 17. They will cook on site and stage a photo drama titled A Thrilling One of Leaves Excep Man Trackers at the Imperial tonight. Miss Josephine Hill stars as Molly Kill bride in a Northwest mounted police tale where a father pressures an arranged marriage. The production includes scenes of a northern battleground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henault
Moreck
Charies Luxton
Poe
Ueaves Escept
Scarlet coated Policeman Wins His Bride in Woods
In a tale set in a wooded landscape a scarlet coated officer proves valor and earns a bride through decisive action in a perilous pursuit. The narrative centers on duty, courage, and romantic payoff amid forest shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Coal Miners and Families Ordered to Vacate by Aug. 1
About 4,000 coal miners and their families are to leave company houses by August 1 after operators mailed notices. The strike, halted in arbitration talks, followed wage cuts of roughly 20 percent sought by the state mediation commission. The UMW rejected a referendum on state arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
United Mine Workers
Arbitration Commission
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