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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
8
Butte Rotary Club welcomed the Anaconda delegation with a luncheon and speeches by L W Ben and Lester D Frink. The visit featured music, a mock band parade, and a golf outing at the County club followed by a hosted dinner.
Anaconda youth group named Gypsy Club plans outdoor trips after a first Monday evening hike to Saile's Gulch. Members listed include Douglas Scanland, Mary Morgan, Florence Conrad, Flora Collins, Mary Curley, Margaret Voyer, Maribel Spelman, Marion Kelly, Marjorie MacRae, Muriel Lewis, Grace McKenzie, Anna McKenzie, June St. Jean, Clyde Murphy, Ed Conroy, Grat Sullivan, Charles McNeil, Paddy Fitzgerald, Ray Murphy, Fred Barich, Kari Scharf, Gerald Voyer, Frank McKenzie, Eugene Murphy, and couples such as Mr and Mrs Frank Morin, Mr and Mrs Wallace Smith, Mr and Mrs Ross Bryant, and Mr and Mrs Warl Tucker.
Mrs Tait and a Miss Rutledge pleaded guilty in a justice court yesterday and were fined $25 each. They were arrested by game warden John McCaffery who preferred the charge in this district.
The $5,000 Swiss watch once owned by the late Marcus Daly, used to time race heroes, is in safety vaults after a pawn in Butte. Informant says Daly lent the watch to a man named O'Brien who pawned it for safety as banks closed. The piece features silver chimes, day and month indicators, and a split second stop.
Anaconda Rotarians edged Butte Rotary 11 to 10 at the Country Club links yesterday afternoon. The event included a dinner for 80 with witty stories, musical numbers, and Rotary pranks.
East Side defeated the Condors 9 to 8 in a baseball game last night. Rooney and Dudac formed the East Side battery while Dougherty Harrington and Donavan played for the Condors. Dyer Rooney and Walker homered and McDonald hit a triple. Also mentions local clothing ad and Paris police promoting basketball as a fitness activity.
Anaconda notes list visitors and travelers including George H. Murray of Hamilton and M. S. Carpenter of Belgrade. Several residents plan trips to Spokane, Minneapolis, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Yellowstone park. Local businesses promote services, and community notices include orders of Vasa and St Jean Baptiste meetings. Richard Mertz, Florence Catlin, and others are mentioned with travels and plans for upcoming weeks.
Little red tags appear on coat lapels as maidens tag fans for a charity baseball game to be played this eve ning. The game will be called at 6 15 on the common and the East Side and Logans will play. Proceeds go to buy milk for needy children in Anaconda. The women of the A I M E will handle the money. An East Side versus City Teague clash is expected with other features planned.
John M. Knox who led the Standard's photo engraving dept for 21 years will leave for Portland with his family ahead of him. A farewell dinner in the Montana hotel red room drew 17 former colleagues from editorial and mechanical sides who shared memories and honored him with gold cufflink buttons.
Rain fell in torrents at Keno Lake Camp on Monday night where about 50 Boy Scouts of Anaconda are encamped. Scout executive E. E. McWain says the scouts are well supplied for emergencies and warm through the storm. He notes no military drill or firearms are allowed and emphasizes the nonmilitary nature of the program. A. O. H. members are asked to attend Division No. 1’s meeting at 7:30 p.m. to elect delegates to the state convention and conduct other business.
Goodfriend Clothing Company advertises a large consignment of Wilson Brothers athletic union suits priced at one dollar per garment in a special sale offering.
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