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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
3
Dillon reports the First State Bank of Philipsburg vs Mussigbrod et al., foreclosure case delayed beyond next week as Judge Leman H. Bennett presides in district court. Albert Smith named water commissioner for Lake Creek, Beaverhead County, amid ongoing drought effects on streams.
Farland pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced to four years by Judge George Winton in Deer Lodge district court. Alfred Binateres appointed water commotioner for Three Mile Creek. Local notes report residents visiting and conducting business, plus a court hearing for Peter Cain on assault in the third degree with trial set for June 7 and bond forfeited. Theodora Zimmerer, hotel manager, married Olea Marr.
The eighth annual bake sale of the Red and Gun club of Salmon county was held last week at the J O F ball with guests from Mackay Challis Boise, a toast master, and a post banquet dance at the opera house. Mr and Mrs Magnas recently moved from here to Make their home in Tile where he was named district manager for an Montana life insurance firm. Several local figures and visiting relatives were noted at events and social gatherings including travel plans to Boise and Philadelphia.
Acuveinted Press reports Montana authorities sought the return of ten men and their families from Arizona and California. Governor Erickson issued a vegueon app. Harold W. Munson held in Phoenix on charges of waving Jeff Missoula. A request was made for Lester Wo Boomer held in San Francisco. His wife Anon Boater and he fled by automobile near Yellowstone Park around early September to avoid support for three minor children, Jack 8, Molly 2, and Raymond 9.
Hamilton and Ravalli county officials announce changes to fair schedules in Western Montana to avoid conflicts with other events. The adjustments affect Ravalli and Missoula counties with new dates to allow programs to proceed, aiming to preserve exhibitor turnout and funding. Commissioner Bowman returns from a trip to review the season's plans and impacts on local programs.
Helena reports three petitions filed in the First Montana district Democratic race. Byron Cagnay of Butte, publisher of a weekly newspaper, backs a candidate. Melle represents the other side while Kv of Missoula and John Mebanghiin also pursue spots. The health official Stevenuvill is seeking appointment for judge.
Closing exercises at Butte Christian Brothers High School distributed medals for excellence to 16 of 24 honor students. Music directed by Professor Jackson. Brother McCarthy praised student conduct and moral effort.
A distorted OCR fragment mentions a plate used to Jirivent Cum Trak and an inventor network. It notes an estimated value around 4150,000 and hints at Ph Ade as an entity, but the text is incomplete and contains several unreadable names and figures.
The Red Tops defeated Gavri Grocery 14 to 7 at Hobgen Park. After a shaky start, they surged in the sixth and seventh innings, with Red Roberts pitching and hits from Tanner and Eigler fueling a big seventh. Centerville beat Gulch 33 to 14 in a hit and run contest at the Cinders, led by Sullivan and Moe Lynn. League standings list Centerville, Courthouse, and several teams. upcoming schedules note West Side vs Gouchers and Walkerville vs Marquatten on Sunday.
Fort Collins high school leads the Interscholastic track and field meet under University of Chicago auspices. Douglas Graydon of Little Rock Arkansas broke interscholastic records in the discus to crush rivals. Central High Kansas City won two events as the meet features 77 athletes from 50 states amid windy conditions. Hob Fothergill of Detroit will sit out for five weeks after injuring a rib sliding in Cleveland game.
County Treasurer James J. Brett reports about 3 percent delinquency in the year 185 taxes, totaling 1 531 196.25 with an additional 4000 expected today. Since 1361, roughly 28 million in taxes have been receivable and only 194 thousand collected. Delinquencies from 1915 to 1925 average about 3 million annually, with 894 thousand unpaid. Monthly collections for 1928 show slight gains, and auto taxes are now due with notices mailed.
A suit filed by Teanie's Coal against Silver Bow County seeks $91.88 for coal delivered to the county jail last month. An auditor reported the matter and a test will determine if the county or the sheriff must pay for fuel used in the county kitchen.
Sheriff asserts entitlement to fuel for kitchen per older county attorney opinions and ordered coal charged to the county. Two board members oppose approving the account pending attorney general guidance. If unapproved, coal company may sue the county to resolve who pays for the coal.
Republican Gus J. Stramme seeks county commissioner with residence listed as 845 West Copper Street. Ida M. Noa, republican, seeks public administrator with residence at the Montana hotel. Clerk William Molley records the nominating petitions.
Major General Charles Frederic Humphrey, retired former quartermaster general, died at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington. Born in New York on September 2 1844, he received a congressional medal of honor for gallantry against Indians in Idaho.
Special correspondent reports John Goldstrom's dash across Asia toward Yokohama with Soviet aid. He nears Harbin after completing about half of the 18500 mile circumnavigation. Japanese flyers now determine if the record pace can continue toward Victoria and New York.
A letter from Mrs. T Heymann describes relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills. The note urges others, especially in New York and nearby towns, to request information and testimonials about the products and their effects.
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