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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
7
The Leys imprint on the fox adds a refined mark of style and pleasure, as the graduate receives a variety of items. The catalog includes men's bracelet watches, diamond rings, gold beads, sterling forks, set rings, bar pins, silver belt buckles, and a Waldemar chain.
A string of visitors with ties to Butte and nearby towns are noted at local hotels. Names include Orton Bros piano rentals, M Sawyer of Polson, Mrs Agnes Turner of Diflon, E A Howard of Bozeman, W C Mallard of Helena, George Swan from Basin, Louis Merton from Weiser Idaho, Phyllis R Gillogg of Big Sandy, H M Ballum of Great Falls, J Rom from Great Falls, Donald McGowan, J N Jones from Belgrade, John W Sweeney from Great Falls, L C Collins from Granite county, R Ketchum from Billings, A McElroy from Coeur d Alenes, W Ho and T L Main from White Sulphur Springs, John A Simon of Helena, Walter E Strickland of Miles City, Louke in Big Hole, B P Pierce and J H White from Philipsburg, Sam Anderson of Dillon, Claude Robinson P T McDermott and R A Shaw from Helena, D Volberding G Mitchell and Thomas Clark from Livestone, Mrs Arthur Lilly and family, D E Swinehart from Bitter Root, and notes on frost damage in Missou.
May 31 report from TH Market notes eight dressed insects vanished from market stalls. The insects were popular souvenirs sold by a wholesale dealer in bulk, dressed by Mexican women, and once common among touring buyers.
Report from El Paso Texas on May 31 says residents petition the President to pardon Colreterics and five others sentenced to federal prison for alleged violations. The appeal cites Col Cervantes military record and foreign honors including the Legion of Honor.
Dover England May 30 latest advices from Ostend indicate the plan to bring the famous old cruiser Vindictive to England may have to be abandoned. The Vindictive sunk by the British to bottle up Ostend harbor is said to have suffered such strains in the salvage operations that the hull is on the point of breaking up.
London reports the upcoming Derby at Epsom may attract one of the largest crowds in the race's history. The traditional coaches and carts tradition is expected to yield to a long line of autos as spectators travel from London to Epsom.
Montana commandery No. 3 Knights Templars held a massed service at Mountain View church under Major Smith as a marching escort from the Masonic temple. Seventy five members, a special choir, and violin organ music accompanied Rev. George David Wolfe’s Ascension Sunday sermon drawing on Acts 1:2 and urging modern knights to serve humanity and spread Christian faith worldwide.
A moral anecdote compares a woman's burning as a ritual with a bird leaping to shield her from flames. The tale recalls devotion, self sacrifice, and the ideal of steadfast love, ending with a reflection on divine love and sacrificial devotion.
Harry Bacorn general manager of Jardine Gold Mining company arrived from Jardine and will stay in the city several days. He says the small plant is ready to start and work is underway on the large plant expected to begin operation by September.
Evening sessions at McKinley and Webster schools will discuss urban beautification with speakers Peter Potter John L. Dorsh and E Maddock. Gar eld school joins in the program as Silver Bow County Gardens and other garden groups are invited to attend.
Fargo official William Engh of the United States employment office estimates 4,000 workers are needed in North Dakota for farm labor. He notes about a third of Fargo area farm hands are quitting for higher pay as farm wages average about 63 dollars per month. Authorities are pursuing measures to secure a railroad-related remedy.
Cortes palace in suburb of Coyoacan to be rebuilt by government as a museum for relics of the Spanish conquest. The 400 year old structure has fallen to ruins though the attached chapel remains in good condition. The courtyard trees are older than the palace and once rested Hernan Cortez and his followers.
Mexico City May 31 The department of agriculture and development has secured funds to protect the Mitla ruins in Tlacolula district Oaxaca. A government Archeology commission will oversee the work. The Mitla ruins rank among the oldest remnants of pre Spanish peoples.
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