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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1925

Page

2

Dillon Man Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny

Fred Dearborn pleaded guilty in district court to grand larceny and was sentenced to four to eight years in the state prison. He was on parole at arrest time and this marks his third prior sentence amid a case involving an accomplice named Holmes and theft of one hundred sheep pelts from the E B Roe ranch at Red Rock.

Dillon Fred Dearborn H. G. Rodgers Dearborn Holmes E. B. Roe Red Rock

Dillon News Notes Seaside Visits and Local Guests

In Dillon on July 26 various visitors were noted including Mr and Mrs John Mullen from Armstead and stockman George F Hughes from Grant. Ophelia Lloyd from Butte and Miss Aston Lloyd visited, while Edwin Whitworth and Orval Smith joined Mrs Smith for a weekend at Eikhorn Springs. Other locals Dale Metlen from Horse Prairie and Tom Foley from Armstead were reported. James Allen returned from California after his brother P H Connor’s death in Melrose. Charlies Burdick from Jackson and Joe Golobie from Armstead were also in Dillon.

Dillon John Mullen Armstead George F. Hughes Grant Mies Aston Lloyd Edwin Whitworth Orval Smith Eikhorn Springs Horse Prairie James Allen California P. H. Connor Melrose Tom Foley Charlies Burdick Jackson Joe Golobie Ringling Williamers Lebanon Ind Myers Maud Higgins G. N. Higgins J. H. Measey Loraine Livingston Sheriff McReynolds White Sulphur Springs F. P. Carroll Helena Carroll St. John Hospital LeVitte Entertainment Company Ryan's Hall Judge Matthews Friends Rolla Copp Elizabeth Smith Heath Ranch Jim Andy Christison Canada Claude Higgins Clearwater Ore J. P. Donovan Hugh Green Julia William Snodgrass Sam Goodwin Luke Brown Noah Brown A. V. Vinton Alvin Pitman J. B. Seeley King’s Hill Monarch Walter Walsh Alice Baird Marshalltown Iowa T. P. Kerr J. H. Meusey Ghter Loraine Henry Foster S. W. E. Adams J. C. Schleppegrill J. B.ley George Messer Virginia Anderson McCurry Ranch Katherine Graves Road Camp Fort Logan Katherine St. John's Hospital Charles Rowland Community Aid Society Rowland Loraine Meusey

Boulder Social Roundup in July Visitors and Local Trips

Boulder notes list a string of weekend visitors and local trips. Mrs M P Ten Eyck Ruth Quinn and families from Helena Fort Harrison Basin Butte Townsend and Logan are among those visiting Boulder and nearby areas.

Boulder Visitors and Local Transactions Highlight Week

A flurry of visitors and local business marked Boulder and surrounding towns this week. Helena figures R Cahill Wellington Rankin and Ted Knoles plus families were seen. Kessler store sold to George Grossburg of Helena and Shattuck residence sold to Joe Fischer.

Dupuis R. Cahill J. R. Wine Helena Boulder A. J. Locker Valley J. H. Quinn John McNeil Rock Falls Lester McNeil J. H Corbin Gertrude Rathbun State School Office Roy Green Lloyd Green White Tail Gus Wallin George Smith George Jarvis Joe Fields Howard Johnson Jefferson City Jack Lynch Deer Lodge W. 8. Smith Mary Lou and Verone Pocatello Idaho Arthur Tuttle Butte Tuttle Josephine Ohlandt East Helena Frank Wahle H. G. O'Rourke Mary Dunn Sadie Murphy Boulder Valley K. ©. Kessler J. B. Shattuck George Grossburg Shattuck Joe D. Fischer Nell McNamara Tom Jack O. F. Brinton Harry Sayre Basin L. P. Sanders Joseph Filcher Bill

Jury Service Questioned By Judge in Murder Trial

A prospective juror named Alex faced questions about knowing the accused and his ability to be impartial. He avoided indicating guilt or innocence, claiming he could fairly judge the case, while a remark about fairness nicknamed the defendant a "scamp." The piece notes a large sum sent by Chinese living overseas.

Alex

Visitors and residents fill Bitter Root Hamilton notes

A roundup of local visits, relocations, and travel mentions in Hamilton Montana. Includes F D Kunz and family moving to Coquille Oregon, Western Union changes in management, and relatives visiting from Butte Missoula and Washington. Also notes a July 31 special meeting at Mrs Ewin Lockridge's home.

H. E. Gleason Ben F. Plummer Ewin Lockridge

Stevensville Highlights Include Outings and Local Notices

Stevensville notes a week of visits and travels among residents including Pfenders in town, Bastridge on Puget Sound and Str Paulsbo voyage, Rickerts and Borroughs visiting, and Lathrops with Stoddard family ties. Local obit reports Joseph D. Fausett dies at 85 in Santa Ana. J. Kohl new Women’s Club president outlines committees for the year.

Stevensville Alva Pfender Great Falls A. G. Rickert Robert Miss Rickert J. F. Borough Yellowstone Park C. T. Lathrop Bellingham Wash G. W. Shepherd Rennick BE. C. Wells William Cochran Seeley Lake Joseph D. Fausett FE. F. Sharratt Santa Anna Cal California J. G. Kohl Women’s Club Lou May Fred Dawson C. B. Calkins George Kain Amos Avery John Reese Henry B o_ Sas Buck

Corvallis social notes and new job moves

Vernon Jenkins heads to Detroit to work in General Motors shops. Families and residents, including the Treece and Murray groups, return from visits and outings to Lake Rowan and Calton. H. E. Elliott will supervise schools in Mountain Home Idaho next term, with plans to move later. Corvallis subscribers may get Standards at St John’s drugstore after the afternoon stage.

Spencer Hull E. Hall Corvallis William James Colton Cal H. E. Elliott Mountain Home Idaho Robert Myers S. W. Waggy Hamilton St. John's Drug Store

Ringling News Notes Highlights Local Social Currents

J. H. Measey and family visited Helena. Wool buyer Emil Kramer toured Ringling while 9,000 head were shorn for R. J. Quigley weighing 88,000 paces. A July 14 daughter was born to the Higgins family in Oregon. Ringling saw a hail storm denting crops as residents hosted and visited across town.

Ringling J. H. Measey Helena John Ferguson M. E. McKay White Sulphur Springs Stuart Parke Marin Wakefield R. J. Quigley

Amoura Ainsley and Philip Weinrich Face Untold Marriage Question

On Indian Hill in Westland the Ainsley family sits atop society, led by J Reginald Ainsley and his dowager mother. Amoura Ainsley, the youngest daughter, hesitates over proposed nuptials to Philip Weinrich as social rivals weigh wealth against lineage.

Westland Ainsleys America Weinrichs Bavaria Fieldstons Peter Fieldston Hfieldstons Weinrich Fieldston Ainsley J. Reginald Ainsley Thomas Q. Ainsley Thomas J. Reginald Indian Hill Green Street Thomas Q Cynthia Ainsley Robert Copley Paris London Amoura Ainsley Phil Ammy Philip Weinrich Amoura

Why I Wrote Surrender by Edgar Poe Norris

In this reminiscence Norris explains crafting the story Surrender about a cultured society girl who enters the harsh wider world. He notes the tale draws on a real-life subject and other sources, though some details are inventions. The piece discusses truth in fiction and the author’s lucky find.

Surrender tale of Amoura Ainsley learns to be a woman

Amoura Ainsley, adrift in wealth and privilege, breaks an engagement with Philip Weinrich and vows to earn her own living for a year in strange cities. They renounce aid and contact, facing trials as she tests independence. The narrative follows hardship, mystery, a climactic finale, and a choice between love and another.

Philip Weinrich Westland Amoura Philip

Amour and Obligation End in Silent Engagement

Amoura Weinrich tells Phil their engagement should end due to her self doubt and fear of poverty. She vows to wear the ring then return it and hides her plan from her mother as she leaves the veranda. The scene ends with a kiss and a promise to decide in the next chapter.

Phil Philip Weinrich Amoura

Anaconda Forest Chief Visiting After 17 Years Away

Former Deer Lodge forest supervisor and associate US forester A. Sherman visits Anaconda on an inspection tour. He meets with district representatives and John Taylor, notes few forest losses in Deer Lodge area, travels Missoula to Helena, French Gulch, Warm Springs country, and Hamilton.

FE. A. Sherman Anaconda Deer Lodge Forest Forestry Department United States Col. W. B. Greeley John Taylor Sherman Montana Deer Lodge Missoula Blackfoot Rogers’ Pass Helena French Gulch Warm Springs Creek Hamilton Ravalli Republican Forest Service

Girl Who Is the Life of the Party at Imperial

Imperial theater shows Girls Men Forget tonight and tomorrow night. The central figure, dubbed The Girl Who Is the Life of the Party, has a knack for jazzing up any gathering. Weekend notes include visitors Tom and Mrs Weaver in Bozeman and Doig ranch guests near Sixteen. John Stevenson arrived in Ringling from Boville Idaho to visit Mrs Stevenson and son Jimmie.

Imperial Theater Missoula Tom Weaver Bozeman J. C. Schleppegrill Henry Foster David

Confessions of a Queen at the Bluebird Tonight

A melodrama at the Bluebird features Alice Terry as the queen in a tale of royal duty and forbidden love. The Victor Seastrom production adapts Alphonse Daudet's Kings in Exile and also stars Lewis Stone and John Bowers.

Bluebird Victor Seastrom Alice Terry Lewis Stone John Bowers

Civil Service to Reopen Matron Examination in Indian Service

The United States civil service commission will hold a new examination for the matron position in the Indian service after an earlier test at Butte failed to attract enough applicants. Applications close August 8 and admission cards will indicate the assembling date. Interested applicants should contact the secretary of the US civil service board at the local post office. Also noted is a submarine gun shielding detail using glass to protect delicate parts.

Anaconda United States Civil Service Commission Butte Indian Service Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board Somael

Inquest Planned Into Death of Carl Eckeberg

An inquest into Carl Eckeberg's death will be held at 7 30 this evening at the P J Finnegan undertaking parlors. Coroner McGreevey announced the inquiry after Eckeberg was found dead beside his car last week with signs suggesting foul play. The stomach was sent to Helena for chemical analysis, with results expected in four to six weeks.

Carl Eckeberg P. J. Finnegan McGreevey Eckeberg Helena

Schwartz Returns From Extensive Buying Trip Seeks Fall Line

Joseph Schwartz Jr. of the U K store reports prosperity nationwide and merchants expect a big year. After a buying trip to Chicago St Louis and Kansas City he placed heavy contracts for a complete fall line and noted crops were exceptional. The piece also mentions Mark All who died in England after walking 60000 miles after turning 70 and notes Argentina and Cuba as major foreign markets for American soft wood.

Joseph Schwartz Jr U. K Chicago St Louis Kansas City Schwartz Mark All England

Miss Rogers Gains 15 Pounds in Six Weeks

Dear friends writes that after a flu illness she was frail with gas and poor appetite. She credits McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets for restoring appetite, filling out her cheeks and neck, and gaining 15 pounds in six weeks.

Alberta Rogers Cerro Gordo Jt Decatur McCoy City Drug Store Fuller Drug Co Ne- Coy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dillon Bureau Boulder News M. P. Ten Eyck Ruth Tom Smith M. McConnell Kate Smith Ella Mabel Quinn Fort Harrison Carrie Halford Acrors Fox Catherine Wi John J. Smith Don Smith Ned Paradis John Glenn Marie Babe Paradis Ethel Helen Kilburn Fred Taylor Doris Adeline Loiselle Joe Nugent Conrad Vollmer Lisbeth Finn Schoolhouse Ruth Glenn Clare McCauley Townsend Logan Jane Paull Quinn Ranch Karl Phaff George Phaff Helen Fleming Bertha Klon Ohio A Manning This City Wilfred McIntosh Edna Pure Stodden Annette Winfleld Mount Logan Tet Peak Mnn McCarty Bitter Root News Hamilton News Notes F. D. Kunz Dickinson N. D Basin and Wisdom Conner Big Hole George P. Wellcome W. D. McHenry Buhl Western Union Telegraph Company M. W. Montique Wallace J. P. Whyte Darby A. Solleder Washington City Foust Russell Charles Foust Medicine Springs Don E. Anson Wisdom C. B E William Rae Spokane L. L. Scotliff A. G. Whaley Lawrence Wanderer Kenneth Romney Kenneth Jr Washington, D. C Ringling News Chapter Edgar Poe Norris Priscilla Anaconda News E. A. Sherman Maurice Campbell Patsy Ruth Miller Mr. Campbell Johnnie Walker Alan Hale Long Shannon Day Argentina Cuba
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