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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
John Hanley and Tom Sing pleaded guilty in Judge Lynch's court to narcotic violations. Hanley received six months in county jail for unlawful distribution. Sing was jailed for six months for unlawful possession of narcotics after a raid on Hanley's Place on South Main Street.
Diplomas will be awarded at 10 oclock tomorrow morning by the Rev F J Whalen to a list of graduates from St Lawrence's school including Thomas Casill Marcus Foley Theodore Freyler Francis Harrington John Hurley Harold Johnson Lawrence Kilgannon William Mahoney Joseph Massa Paul Murphy Leo Mack Daniel ONeill Ambrose Shea Mae Church Nellie Cornin Anastasia Dooley Catherine Dooley Winifred Donnelly Dorothy Downey Frances Feeney Gertrude Gilmore Mary Margaret Harrington Marie Harrington Mary Agnes Harrington Agnes Harrington Josephine McCarthy Imelda Peoples Gladys Reilly Mary Shea and Catherine Shea.
The Twin City band will visit Galen on June 11 to entertain patients, with a 25 member committee from five camps guiding events. A MW A baseball game, a Woodmen Foresters drill, and a film showing June 28 29 are planned amid committee efforts. Capt Mike Kelly lauds rapid drill progress.
H L Richardson of Bellingham Washington praised crossing Bitter Root mountains in a five passenger Dodge with 1500 pounds of luggage and eight people. He described deep snow banks and slippery frozen water, while noting some roads are rough yet passable for the season. Roy Thomas of Globe Arizona and Mr and Mrs Wilton Welch of Australia also visited the Butte Yellowstone trail bureau.
Miss Clara Ann Greenough of Butte married Maj Harold Miles Blake of Anaconda at her parents home with only close family present. Rev Charlies F Chapman officiated at 10 o clock and a wedding breakfast followed. The couple left for a coast honeymoon and will reside at the Montana hotel in Anaconda after July 1.
Eight hanging baskets filled with blooming flowers hang from the Rialto canopy, drawing attention from passersby. The display enhances the theater entrance and continues a long decorating tradition at that corner each season.
At a hearing before Judge Joseph R. Jackson, Josie Severs was granted a divorce from John Severs. The defendant failed to appear for the hearing. The couple married at East Helena on September 6, 1915.
Police court convened yesterday morning with seven automobile owners facing Judge Shea. They were arrested for failure to purchase 1922 license plates. No fines were levied, but all were warned not to appear again for the same offense.
Esther Dudley sues Louis Kaufman in district court for $39,000 in damages alleging enticement to a Phoenix block room on January 16, imprisonment for two hours, and bodily and mental harm from advances. She seeks $30,000 in compensation and legal costs.
Mike Buckley known as Big Mike left for New York and will sail to Ireland for a three months furlough. He served with the Seattle police for four years after previously serving in Butte and arrived from the coast city to visit family and old friends of the local force.
The June wedding of Miss Augustine Grunert daughter of Mrs Florence Grunert 720 Zarelda street and Edward McCool a Butte native was held Saturday evening with Judge J J Lynch officiating. Mrs McCool a Royal Milling graduate and Butte native. groom foreman at Diamond mine and State School of Mines graduate. After a coast honeymoon the couple reside in Butte.
In its annual report filed yesterday Retail Credit Company of Butte shows capital of 500000, Montana investment 2100, yearly business 15829.43, expenses 14728.83, profit 1045.55. Report filed by president Cator Woolford.
Henry and Marie King, children of Don B. King, return to Missoula to spend summer with their father. Henry attends St. Joseph's School and Marie attends Sacred Heart Academy. Miss Juliet Whittacker of Cincinnati is stopping at the Thornton during a visit to Butte.
Valerie Poitras sues the city of Butte seeking 15000 in damages after being seriously injured by a slip on an icy sidewalk in March on Florence avenue. The civil case was filed yesterday in district court.
The Thimble club No. 90 of Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold a 2 PM social Friday at the Odd Fellows hall on West Broadway after a short business meeting. Refreshments will follow for members and invited neighbors. officers and hosts include Sophia Deitz, La Pearl Womack, Hazel Barrett, Mary Schaad, Bertha Hoar, Clarice Smith, Nora Curren, and Minnie Bauman on the finance committee.
An urgent health ad touts Kellogg's Bran to relieve constipation. It warns of risks from long term constipation and promotes regular intake of Kellogg's Bran, describing its benefits, uses, and ways to consume.
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