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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
5
From the City Engineer's Office description of condemned structures in Butte Montana Mrs C Rolfe Wilson of 107 West Broadway is linked to property at rear of 543 545 Nevada Avenue on lot 8 block 2 of Uptons addition The note asks WHAT PRICE CIVIC GLORY reflecting concerns over urban decay and public infrastructure.
Oscar Be Milat of Helena and G A Harris of Philipsburg stop at local hotels, with others from Missoula Dillon Billings and White Sulphur Springs visiting Butte. The week includes Mrs. E E Wilson and E E Wilson visiting, plus a Finnish speaking gathering addressed by Rev Hugo M Hillila at 64 Walnut Street.
In district court Albert Backer seeks $410 in the third amended complaint over a disputed auto sale and trade-in price with Broadway Garage company. The docket also notes guardian accounts for Annie Sager et al with a $143.65 deficit, guardianship inventories in Montana Power stock, a John B Campbell estate decree of settlement, appraisers appointed for Edith Wilk inson estate, and default entries in suits against Universal Auto Signal and J P Hanson.
Emmett N. Rodgers Joseph Monaghan and Johnny Good of Mount St Charles college return to Butte for summer. Rodgers earned a bachelor of letters degree and state intercollegiate second place. Monaghan placed second in interstate oratorical at Santa Clara. Good won school gold for best short story and the student activity medal.
Police yesterday seized several slot machines from Butte establishments on West Park and East Park streets. The units were added to a large collection in the police station room.
County Clerk J. J. Harrington announced the voter registration deadline for the July 17 primary is 5 PM. More than 23,000 residents are registered, with officials expecting about 24,000 by close of lists this afternoon after registering 500 people yesterday. The office stayed open until 8 PM to assist voters.
More than two million fish eggs were staged for operation at the Divide hatchery of the Butte Anglers' club. A new truck moved eggs from Georgetown lake to Crystal Springs and Columbia Gardens hatcheries, including 790,000 native and 1,665,800 grayling eggs. The eggs will yield fingerlings for nearby streams.
Commencement at the Montana State School of Mines starts at 10 o'clock in the McKinley school. Five graduates from the engineering and metallurgical departments will receive diplomas as Judge Lyman Bennett gives the address and Chancellor Melvin A Brannon officiates.
Two abandoned automobiles were moved to Montana Auto garage by police yesterday. One car stood at Mercury and Ohio streets for two days with no plates. Another unlicensed auto near Cinders was taken in. A stolen car from L. E. Boyd was found on West Galena after being taken from in front of the Y.
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