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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1926
Page
6
A Dillon Bureau summary notes events in Sheridan and nearby. Residents include Mrs Elmer Selway and others traveling for business, with police reporting a death by self inflicted gunshot and a handwritten note claiming financial and family concerns.
A disrupted notice outlines a funeral today amid confusion over the services and attendees. The text mentions a former popular superintendent and a local lodge, with references to a hospital and meningitis, and notes a transfer from le homme to Semtergag.
Garden party ready frocks feature printed silks with floral motifs and white cotton crepe trimmings. Many styles mix tub silk, gingham, and light wool blends with circular skirts, belts, and delicate cuffs. Glossy prints and lacy semi-tailored frocks highlight midsummer fashion offerings.
Unclear fragments describe a Philipsburg news item about a summons answered by a matron at a local institution. The text references a bank and stray names, with insufficient readable details to identify a clear event or outcome.
The district court of Granite County found A. B. Huffman not liable as an indorser on notes held by Cyrus J. Morean. Huffman operated a partnership under the name Huffman Morgan. Morgan purchased notes from A. Terry. Unable to collect from makers, Morgan sued the indorser C. T. Huffman, who was dead. The court ruled the indorser was not liable, as the notes were personal to the firm and not to the partnership obligations.
London June 11. The Hong Kong correspondent reports that more than 100 persons have drowned and 14,000,000 worth of property destroyed by floods at Canton. Railways in the region are at standstill.
In Charleston West Virginia on June 11 an eight year old boy named Leroy Pence was fatally bitten by a rattlesnake while playing near his home at Coal Fork. He died after three days of illness.
Chief Cullen reports two colored men were arrested for disturbance after a street dispute over who is the smarter man. One man reportedly tried to strike with a rock. the other countered, and both were booked at the city jail.
Jacob Fare, arrested by B A P railroad detectives for stealing copper from the A C M company plant, asked for a jury trial at a preliminary hearing in Justice Menriod's Court. Bond set at twenty dollars could not be posted. he remains in jail to await next Monday's jury trial. Albertine Harris, charged with vagrancy, sought time to enter pleas in Tuition Frannion's court and posted eight dollars bond on appeal. Rudy Golick, cited by Officer Terkin for speeding and disobeying a crossing signal at Commercial avenue, paid twenty five dollars in police court. Osborne, cited for disturbance in the turn case, had twenty eight dollars bond when he failed to appear in police court yesterday.
The Hon. W. D. Bayley of Wipes spoke to about 100 people at the M. E. hall on prohibition. He noted permit holders paid 1 per year and could obtain production rights amid debates on alcohol's effects and government policy.
A 1989 government opening of the Cherokee land strip sparks conflict between cattlemen and homesteaders. The film portrays Don Carver, a range boss, as he collapses under pressure, aided by a bold frontier romance, amid cattle drives and homesteader rushes. Caldwell, Kan. dances, street scenes, and prairie vistas accompany dramatic action and a climactic dash of cattle-drawn homesteader transport.
The notice states we will not be responsible for any lots contracted by anyone but the undersigned, JOHN DALY, JOHN J. DALY, EDWARD G. DALY. The document assigns liability solely to the named individuals and excludes others from responsibility.
At the Main and Third streets intersection a Nash roadster driven by J. Veohan was struck by a Chevrolet touring car driven by A. G. Hagenbook of 714 East Seventh Street. The Nash suffered a badly bent left rear fender as the Hagendock vehicle headed west on Third Street. Hagenbook offered to pay for the damage to Sheehan’s Nash.
The Stugent nurses from Ann’s hospital hosted their annual spring picnic at Gregson Springs on Thursday. The day featured a party and a dance followed by a picnic lunch. Three Sisters of Charity from the hospital staff attended. Attendees included Anola Smyth, Florence Ehrnfeld, Eva Lafrance, Gladys Selene, Mary Welst, Helen Gallagher, Lucy Murtagh, Katherine Tewey, Anne Pisgpatrick, Sadie Walkinson, Ruthwil Margaret Shearon, Anne Mihilick, and Lucy Viastelich.
A district court session continued the state against LeMar Kelly and Mike Lowery for contempt of court. They are accused of violating an injunction that bars diverting Antelope creek water used for the county poor. County Attorney Stagg had filed the information earlier.
Anaconda briefs note Mrs. Mary Johnson of Georgetown, ad visitor Br. John of Gregson, Miss Jennie Vin of Warm Springs, Mr. J Visor of Stewart, and Dr. and Mrs. Bimo Tucker of Warm Springs shopping in the city yesterday. A meeting is called for Saturday evening at Bike hall then march to the Courthouse grounds for the soldiers memorial dedication at 8 o'clock.
The state supreme court has cited Forsyth attorney H. G. Young to appear July 10 and show why his license should not be revoked. The complaint charges him with obtaining money under false pretenses and forgery by claiming a currency deposit of 85 dollars to a Forsyth National Bank account, with a forged deposit slip and altered carbon copy of the cashier’s signature.
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