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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
9
An ambitious Butte businessman proposed a war savings society. Le Reine Cavanaugh was elected president and Lt. Storke secretary. Members would join by paying one dollar, with funds invested in war savings stamps. Each month a number is drawn from a hat and the winner takes all the stamps.
Central High School publishes its first year book titled Gold and White. It includes the school's origin since 1905, a Bishop Carroll sermon for the golden jubilee, pupil essays on Shakespeare, sketches, stories, faculty photos, graduation, athletic teams, a U S service honor roll, and a school register.
James Skandaler faces second degree assault allegations after a heated quarrel with complainant John F Wertz at 329 South Washington Street. Preliminary hearing set before Justice Doran Oscar Sandal and Harry Lindholm. Additional charges include robbery and fraud tied to George Plylla and Steve Hohich cases with Jon Strovich as complainant.
George Lewis and Miss Pearl Roberts were married yesterday at 2 o clock in the parsonage of the Lowell Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev Coy R Sims officiated. Both have resided in the city for some time and will make their home here.
Beave rhead and Silver Bow counties join a nation wide effort as Butte auto dealers donate cars and trucks for training drivers and mechanics for military service. A convoy of 25 vehicles will depart for Bozeman Sunday, with repairs and tires provided, as local clubs organize volunteer crews and stage counts.
Fire damaged two empty freight yard cars and trucks at noon yesterday on Jay Street near Quarts Street after a spark ignited a blaze blamed on careless acts. Firefighters saved floors and some trucks, while authorities investigated the incident and noted tramps may have started the fire.
A police court session yesterday handled a large vagrancy case with fifteen men and women fined. Women mostly received 20 dollars and men 10 dollars. Individuals named include Alice Clayton Cathrine Wharton Gus Bohn A Adams Flo Weston and several others. Additional fines were issued for reckless driving injuring Harry Hammontre and for blocking traffic on East Broadway and a disturbance linked to a complaint by a wife.
Family court actions proceed as several divorce and alimony cases advance. Costello ordered to pay $125 monthly support and $300 lawyers fees. injunction to prevent asset disposal deferred two weeks. Anna Alisnan sues Henry Tan for divorce. Yaner suit by man for divorce from his wife with cross claims. Susan GULL seeks divorce from Patrick Gill. Cruelty cited and name change sought. Sadie Schneider granted divorce from George Schneider for cruelty. Dorcas Society to be entertained at Emanuel Lutheran church by Alfred and Mrs Jackson. London report notes Lance Corporal Dowling of the Connaught Rangers, prisoner in Tower of London, after being put ashore from a German submarine.
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