Northwest crops seen as good in survey
An unofficial survey by Minnesota and St Paul newspapers says crops across Minnesota North and South Dakota and Montana show good yields despite a backward season. Rye and oats cutting has started in Minnesota and South Dakota. corn in Minnesota trails by 1 3 weeks but a large crop seems assured if no early frost.
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Beavers Lead League With 14 2 Win
In Dillon last night the Beavers defeated the Bunnies 14 to 2 to take a firm lead in the league race. Pitchers Vandegrift and Paul starred for the Beavers while Dennis and Scott worked for the Bunnies. Next game is Friday evening. Band concert drawn a large Dillon crowd, with Rev F X Leschner transitioning from leader to tubist and Prof T A Gregory taking charge. Further Dillon news notes list visits from Armstead Virginia City Lima and Madison County residents, with local merchants and residents cited.
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Hospital at Galen Dedicated for Children
Deer Lodge area plans Saturday dedication of the children's hospital at Galen devoted entirely to pediatric tuberculosis care. At 4 o'clock a program will mark the formal opening, noting past limitations when adult wards housed child patients. The new wing adds space to treat child TB cases.
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Engagement in Phillipsburg Prompts August Catholic Ceremony
In Phillipsburg July 24 Mr and Mrs Baward Miller announce the engagement of their daughter Esther to Carroll Durkee. The wedding is planned for early August at St Philip's Catholic Church. Bernice Barker of Seattle is visiting, A Fritebere and Mrs Doe plan to stay in the city, and other locals including Florence Berberet and Blumenthal family are noted guests.
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al Sherberg
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In Divorce a Failure: Leah Taird's Potent Drama
Leah Taird presents In Divorce a Failure a new feature praised for powerful storytelling and high production values. The film contrasts angry human moods with elemental forces such as volcano and typhoon. Four lives intersect under a tyrannical adversary in a tale adapted from All Mine by Dorian Neve, slated for Friday and Saturday.
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Volano
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Juvenile Baseball A league standings noted after forfeit
In yesterday’s junior baseball action Juvenile Baseball maintained its A league standing by outclassing the Cherries by a score yet to be stated. The match was recorded as a forfeit by official Gerault, with standings detailing team positions in the A league.
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Anaconda Golfers Plan to Attend Montana State Tourney
Anaconda residents express strong intention to travel to Great Falls for the Montana golf tournament August 14 to 17. Wood, a leading advocate, notes many Anacondans plan to drive to Great Falls, boosting the city’s participation and profile. A letter from A L Matter of Butte urges wide club involvement, aiming for about 100 men and 59 women, with substantial entries and possible financial support for those unable to travel.
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Wide range of temperatures in Anaconda yesterday
Observer Frank Kennedy reported a broad temperature swing in Anaconda with morning readings from S percent to a high of 85 degrees in the afternoon. The rapid rise followed a cold spell, and by 6 PM the sun remained visible while the thermometer showed 0. Ardisteronen of AT degrees won the event referenced in the report.
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Frank Kennedy
Deer Lodge Offers On Anaconda Course
Lee Williams and Yonet Wood of Deer Lodge played golf at Anaconda Country Club. The men arrived at the club house yesterday morning and after a round of 18 holes motored to Anaconda for more play. The course had been set in exceptionally fine condition and the rolling over the fairways impressed the visitors.
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Orclock
Hamilton Residents Visit In Anaconda
Mr and Mrs John Cole and Mr and Mrs Olaf Peterson of Hamilton visited friends in Anaconda yesterday. They traveled the Silvano road and praised the new highway. They plan to return via the Big Hole and Wisdom.
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Silvano Road
Anaconda Briefs Touches Local Court and Notables
A jumble of short items reports Kennedy Vorer and others at the courthouse, Mrs Tucker and Daughters with a petition, a burial party returning to Anaconda, and a church speaker from the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. It notes a trip to Mendon, visits to Porcatello, and a Lowry Bible class picnic plan with transport organized from the Daly gym.
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Ahi Cond
Smen Besant
Bari Tucker
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George McArdie
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Return of Scouts from Camp Cameron Nears
The first two weeks at Camp Cameron Echo lake close Sunday as 18 boys head home after a brief vacation. Fifteen youths from Anaconda and ten from Deer Lodge will join the camp roster, with Deer Lodge Rotarians providing transport. Scout Executive Lloyd Madsen, in charge, was in the city yesterday to review arrangements.
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Prelude to Picnic Ends with Joyful Community Event
A lively evening event named Keotlands and community singing wrapped up with a well attended outdoor picnic. Attendees described the gathering as one of the best they had ever attended and many returned home satisfied and happy.
Seven Arrests Keep Police Officers Busy
Seven arrests kept officers busy late Wednesday night and yesterday in Anaconda on charges from third degree assault to traffic violations. John Levick was arrested on complaint by Tina Lestiko alleging bribery. bond set at 50. Another man pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and fined 418. A third suspect jailed for drunkenness was taken to county jail. Pearl White, arrested on vagrancy, forfeited an 18 bond for failing to appear.
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