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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
3
Strawberries from Bitter Root valley will reach Montana markets within two to three weeks. The crop is unusually large, with recent storms missing the Bitter Root farms. First harvests are due in two to three weeks, and cherry output is also expected to rise, aided by 4000 new trees planted this spring.
Several obituaries appear for Butte residents and families. Harriet B. Cornelie, 24 years in Montana, dies at 1001 South Wyoming. survived by husband W. W. Cornelie, two daughters and six grandchildren. Matilda Johnson, 72, Sweden native, dies at 1343 Town Street. survived by two sons, a daughter, and a sister. Orlando Robbins, 59, dies at 936 Fawcett Street. lifelong Butte resident, formerly a watchman, survived by widow, daughter, two sons, and others. Funeral notices follow for Peter Jobe, Mary McDonald, Annie Godfrey, with services in local chapels and Holy Cross cemetery.
The Silver Bow Oil company versus Sunburst Oil will be heard before Judge Horsky in Judge Lynch's court on Friday. C. W. Cramer against Deshier Broom Company shows a signed and filed judgment satisfaction of 500 dollars. J R Davenport administrator of Annie Henry's estate was discharged by Judge Lynch yesterday. W H Merriman, NP Railway agent, left for Livingston to handle business for a few days. In England and Wales the women born between ages 30 and 30 now number 520,000.
A group of youths broke into Excelsior Market at 422 North Excelsior street late Tuesday night and took fruit grape juice and pennies from the till. Undersheriff McLeod said they planned to reenter to dynamite the safe but no dynamite or break-in occurred. Peter McDermott Jr confronted two culprits as they fled. others acted as lookouts. The incident led to no further action beyond reported theft and a nearby realty sale notice for June 25 in the Yegen brothers case.
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