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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

7

County Funds Shortage Hits Silver Bow County Finance

Silver Bow County faces a cash crunch as a defunct state bank leaves a missing 6338 in funds. Treasurer Harington expects to continue on a cash basis, relying on upcoming tax receipts and other revenues to cover expenses. May 31 balances show scattered funds across General, Contingent, Poor, Road, and other accounts, with total revenues from taxes and licenses listed. SALE OF FLAGS A SUCCESS as subscribers buy flags at cost, with a 3 by 8 wool bunting flag offered for 1.25, limited to regular subscribers. bulk tags and poles sold.

Silver Bow State Savings Bank Harington Heenae Feex Fomuasaz Fae Svaitable

Butte Daily Notes Quick City Visitations and Ads

In Butte a list of residents and visitors appears including RF Ray of Grant in Butte, P F Dowling of Basin, C L Bishop of Helena, C E Harris of Billings, Miss Helen Sullivan to Chicago, A Martin to Chicago, Joe Walsh from Helena, Charles Sprague of Philipsburg visiting, Mrs MeKenthine of Dillon, A S Johnson of Missoula at the Acoma, J E Eledge of Town visiting Walkerville, John Geiger returning via Northern, Miss Agnes Sweeney bound for San Francisco, Miss Della Pack visiting in Deer Lodge, Marcus Finlen recovering, and a variety of social calls and hotel stays noted. Also mentions Tom Owens leaving for St Louis, local businesses advertising Edison phonographs, Ladies Aid society events, and church flower gardens. John D Rockefeller mock ad about fire insurance. Montana Power Company cooperation with Walkerville residents on lighting plans.

Orton Stein-Bloch Tonkin S. RF Ray Grant Butte Walker P. F. Dowling Basin FE. B. Roe Red Rock P. G. Clay Great Falls C. L. Bishop Helena C. Harris Billings Lexcat Helen Sullivan Chi P. Fimnose Portland Della Pack Margaret Fasso Erville J. KE. Eiledge Jerry Elledge Daly Marcus Finlen James Finlen Finlen Hotel Peiume Taft St. Paul Joseph Granier Northern Pacific Agnes Sweeney Milwaukee San Francis J. T. McGaughey Great Northern George N. Fuller John D. Rockefeller Stevens & Booth West Granite Ome Ladies’ Aid Society Shortridge Memorial Christian Church William Hocking South Montana Street Central Presbyterian Church R. E. Christie Missoula Len~het Top Notch People's Hearst's P.O B. K. Wheeler Wheeler San Francisco Montana Power Company Fire, Light and Water Committee Walkerville

Reverend Juditoff Leaves For Eastern March Business

The Rev Martin Juditoff of St Mark's Lutheran church departed last night for the eastern part of the state on church business. He plans to visit St Paul and Red Wing Minnesota, staying away from Butte for about ten days.

Martin Juditoff St. Mark’s Butheran Church St. Paul and Red Wing Minn Butte

Munro Murder Case Set for Bitter Trial at Thompson Falls

The murder case of Harry Robinson a former Butte Mine Workers official will open in Thompson Falls Sanders County a high profile battle with seven lawyers defending Robinson who is charged with first degree murder in the Feb 12 shooting of Tom Munro a special deputy sheriff at Park and Main streets Witnesses for the state have prepared for the trial while the defense anticipates self defense and signals a lengthy, contentious courtroom contest Judge Theodore Lents will preside and the proceedings draw heavy local and union interest with Lincoln’s unsolved murder cited as a related angle.

Thompson Falls Sanders County Harry Robinson Butte Mine Workers’ Union Mackie McDonald Tom Munro Robinson Munro Park and Main Streets At & Dem Thompson Nolan Mra Havinson Jude Lents Jurissa Tran Lincoln Friends of the Flayer Lincoln Stuyer Smith Sun

Harrington Discharged From Police Department in Butte

A formal order by Mayor Lane dismissed Dan Harrington from the Butte police force following findings by the police commission. The board charged him with defect of duty misconduct in office and incompetency after he allegedly kept his saloon open after midnight. Harrington defended that intruders forced him to serve drinks at 3 AM.

Dan Harrington Butte Lane Harrington Police Department

Annual Junior Prom At Gardens Tonight

Butte high school juniors prepare for their annual prom in the gardens pavilion with over a thousand invitations issued. The schedule includes class day exercises, a land march at eight, and readings by students while seniors are introduced. Dr Maginn of the school board will present diplomas at commencement.

Butte Lawrence Frayer Mise Charlotte Gruell Mistorys Miles Margaret Runselier Mise Clara Huffman Rebecca 1Ipson Iva Crowley Sila Weill Clas Clase Broadway Maginn Joan School Board

Butte Briefs Recap of Arrival and Visits

C. P. Pauley arrived from Winston yesterday and I. M. Fisher Jr. came over from the capital. Mrs. Joe Bauman of Telgrade and Mrs. C. B. McLaughling of Billings are visiting Butte while G. H. Stanton of Great Falls and Miss Doris McMurray of Armstead are guests at the Butte.

C. Pauley Winston Joe Bauman Telgrade Butte G._H. Stanton Great Falls Thornton I. M. Fisher Jr Capital C. B. McLaughling Billings Tutte Doris McMurray Armstead

Mayor Lane Makes Two City Appointments In Butte

The Butte city council confirmed Plumbing Inspector D. J. Evans and poundmaster Joseph Clevinger by a 12 to 2 vote, Aldermen Allen and Obermeyer voting no. Absent Alder man Ladendorf. The council also requested Carnegie library trustees seek $200 for a pew and funding, with city to provide a suitable lot and at least $25,000 annual library tax. Mayor Lane projects reducing monthly general fund warrants below 24,000, aiming for total yearly outside tax funds near 400,000 including interest. The fire trap debate over a Copper King board walk continued, with the building committee preferring later fixes and a cement walk urged by Mayor Lane. Funeral notices and other city matters noted.

Lane City Council D. J. Evans Poundmaster Joseph Clevinger Allen Obermeyer Ladendorf Library Board Council Carnegie Library Butte Balary Atlow AU

Milings and Officials Reach Wide Geographic Ties

A fragmented list shows names tied to various places across Montana, Colorado, Minnesota, New York, and Missouri. Notable entries include Agnes Swee i Basin Montana, J W Roe Three Forks, Harry Hendricks Helena, R Gi Mitenell Minneapolis, A J Mahan Helena, W Knope Boulder, Mont and I Schwartz New York, suggesting a broad network or roster in a historical context.

Milings J. W. Roe Three Forks Agnes Swee Basin Mont G. Byrne St. Louiss Harry Hendricks Helena R. Gi.Mitenell Minneapolis R. V. Me Pain Hamilton J. F. Skidmore A. J. Mahan W. Knope Boulder I Schwartz New York

Loyal German Lutherans Stand for America in War Crisis

Members of the Evangelical Lutheran synod of New York and New England meeting in New York express patriotic stance despite pro Germany sentiment. Rev William Horn says Americans first and urges delegates to avoid actions that could embarrass President Wilson amid the European war.

New York Evangelical Lutheran Synod of New England Germany William Horn Americana Horn Wilson

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