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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

9

Dog Heroes of the War to Be Demobilized

The article notes that many war dogs are being demobilized after serving as message bearers and dispatch runners, aiding in locating wounded men. Led by Lieutenant Colonel Richardson at Lyndhurst New Forest, these dogs, famed from prewar bloodhound days, will be taken over by police.

Imperial Valley California Richardson Lyndhurst New Forest England Major Richardson

Deaconess Leader Lucy Meyer Visits Butte Hospital

Mrs. Lucy Rider Meyer of Chicago, head of the general Deaconess board and founder of the Deaconess work in the United States, visited the Deaconess hospital in Butte. An informal reception was held at the nurses home and she gave a revered talk on Deaconess work. Meyer, long a principal trainer in Chicago, has sent 3,300 workers abroad and at home. She departed Wednesday for Helena and promised to return to Butte next week for several days.

Lucy Rider Meyer Chicago General Deaconess Board United States Butte Deaconess Nurses Meyer

Dorcas Society Entertainment Program Recites and Songs

The Dorcas Society presented an evening of poems recitations and songs led by The Floral Bethany Junior and Thelma Claybourn. Performers included Lenora, James Pearce, Albert Jed, Ruth Sylvester, Edith Heightson, and Robert Landberg with pieces such as Sometimes Somewhere Tommy's Telling and Baby Crew. A social hour with refreshments followed.

Bethany Lenora James Pearce Albert Jed Tommy Haskell Thelma Claybourns Edwin Dunne Lewis Virginia Landber Huntsman Helen

Wirta Goes After Another Trial

Notice stated John Wirta would file a motion in his suit against the company over injuries from the Granite Mountain fire. In Judge Dwyer’s court, after jurors were sworn, the defense objected to testimony citing workers compensation provisions. The court sustained the objection and the case ended for the defendant. The motion seeks a new trial to bring the question to the supreme court.

John Wirta Make & Motionial Witt Mounia Dwyer Wirt Supreme Court

Wills Proclaims Innocence in Door Incident

A. L. Wills denied opening a closed door in a complaint by Mary Ke. Mackey, stating he was at the Mountain View mine as a watchman when the action occurred. He lives at 207 Pacific Street and owns the adjacent house Mackey occupies, and he claims legal notices to vacate were issued to her.

Wills Justice ‘Court Mary Ke. Mackey Mountain View Pacific Street Mackey

Lieutenant Manley 19 on His Way Home

J Manley received a letter from his son First Lieutenant Charles T Mans saying he expected to be in York on Sunday and hopes to secure his discharge soon and return to Butte. He serves with the I Pioneer infantry and has been in service two years, joining as second lieutenant in San Francisco. A year ago last March he went to France and was promoted to lieutenant.

J. Manley Charles ‘T. Mans York Butte I Pioneer Infantry Lieuten San Francisco France

Richley Returns Home After France Service

Friends and family announce the return of John Richley of Butte after nearly two years with the First Division Signal Corps in France. He fought at Cantigny Saint Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne, was wounded twice, and spent eight months in hospital. His unit remains in Coblenz with Montana men Floyd Braun and Horeace Casey. Richley hopes fellow soldiers and others soon come home to Montana.

John Richard Murray Gagnon Street Butte Mor France Spercy Cantigny Sainsons St Amihiel Meuse-Argonne Signal Corps First Division Coblenz Montana Floyd’ Braun Anaconda Hore Ace Casey Bray Richley Cobleng

Only Union Engineers on the Caterpillars

County commissioners agreed to hire only members of the engineers union to operate Caterpillar machines for road work. Two non members were not admitted because the union charter was closed, and the commissioners will replace them with two union members. Caterpillars are expected to be widely used this year as road work begins, with potential for more units.

Engineers’ Union Engineers” Union

Mount Bethel Methodist observes children’s day program

Next Sunday evening at 7 30 Mount Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a children’s day program. The event features songs recitations and exercises by primary and school groups led by Miss Marybelle Crowe Min Louise Hill Minnie Holman and other students. Characters include Queen Liberty Columbia Peace and representatives of several nations in a peace celebration.

Mount Bethel Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Clifford Oates Garfeld” Willams Wilfred Dorothy Cloke Itis Maud Davia Ron Wyatt Lillian Davis Queen Liberty Marybelle Crowe Min Louise “Hill Minnie Holman Esther Bunny Itl Keana” Goldsworthy Irene Wearne Cecil Hocking Violett Mabel Peatee

Gardens Residents Enjoy Old Dances at Columbia Gardens

Residents of Columbia Gardens held a Wednesday night event featuring square dances and Virginia reels with solos, hosted by local hosts and staff. A midnight supper followed as a special streetcar ferried attendees home and the Columbia Gardens orchestra provided the music.

Columbia Columbia Gardens Williamy Cocayne Emanuel Downing Mra. Smetters

New Auto Repair Shop Opens by F S Gray

F S Gray opens a new automobile repair shop on Second Street featuring four departments and a team of skilled machinists and auto repair men. Work will be supervised personally by Gray, a longtime city resident with extensive machine experience.

F. S. Gray Second Street Mr. Gray

Third raid on Sheridan Club nets liquor evidence

A third raid on the Sheridan Club at 121 North Main yielded liquor evidence while finding gambling paraphernalia and game tables but no gambling. Two liquor samples labeled non alcoholic were seized and will go to Bozeman for analysis.

North” Main Bozeman

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