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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
5
Butte notes list James Montgomery among hotel guests from Mrs of Glendive. Mrs Anna Carter of Dillon visits Butte, staying at the Thornton, shopping and socializing with friends.
The notice alerts readers that carriers failed to deliver the Standard by 7:80 and offers contacts at the Butte and Anaconda offices with special messenger delivery. It lists numerous visitors to Butte and Helena, their home towns, and lodging. mentions rail ticket sales via Denver and Rio Grande Western with Roy al gorge stopovers. It notes arrivals at the P.O. News Stand and welcomes several named travelers staying at local hotels.
An extensive study on city playgrounds urges council action to expand play spaces. The committee cites available vacant lots, schools with little playground access, and a plan to use city plots east of the West Side Silver Lines for summer and winter play facilities.
Many friends paid tribute at the home 2590 Moulton Street yesterday for Eur gene L. Vizina. Requiem high mass at 9:30 led by Franchi at St Ann’s church drew a large crowd. Pallbearers included Jerry Abli Tom Bilot C Buckley James O’Brien J W Dunn and J C Gaul. Interment followed in St Patrick cemetery.
The Montana supreme court reversed a district court to void a divorce decree granted in 1920 after finding fraud on residency. The case involved Myrtle Clark who contested that Thomas Clark falsely claimed two years residency in Montana. The ruling cites intrinsic limits on equity relief for fraud and notes Clark remarried before the challenge. Also included is a brief obituary for Thomas T. Oliver, long-time Butte resident, with funeral details and pallbearers.
Opening of Kenoffel's at 42 West Park Street brings to Butte what is billed as one of the finest restaurants in the Northwest. Operated by John and Sam Kenoffel, with John in personal charge, the Spokane origin venue features a $40,000 to $60,000 kitchen, modern refrigeration, and a color scheme of orange and black. The article highlights the expansive dining rooms, sanitary measures, and machine-aged cooking equipment as part of a luxury culinary experience for local residents.
Columbia gardens will hold annual children's day with an expected 400 participants in six events including folk dancing and outdoor sports. Butte Electric Railway offers special outgoing cars from 9 am to 2 pm and incoming from 1 30 pm to 6 pm to aid youngsters. Mrs G W Robinson directs activities with Mel Clevet assisting the Y physical staff.
An annual entertainment presented by the Selenen School of Spiritualism will be held this evening at the Silver Row Spiritualist church. The program is described as elaborate and will be followed by refreshments. The public is invited to attend.
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