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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
3
Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt formally reprimanded Ensign J L Olmstead editor of the Lucky Bag yearbook for cruel and unwarranted treatment of Leonard Kaplan a member of the Annapolis graduation class.
The published self biography of Leonard Kaplan was mocked in a burlesque sketch titled P A List Porkey. Acting Secretary Roosevelt admonished the editor after congressmen cited the piece on the House floor.
The American theater schedules a last showing today of The Silent Call starring Strongheart the dog. The First National feature has drawn record attendance as the canine star drives the plot with heroism and romance involving Moran John Bowers and Betty Houston Kathryn McGuire.
Agostina Favero files for letters of administration and probate contest in district court claiming Antone Vietta, who died May 25, left an estate of cash and property including 2500, divided among two daughters and six grandchildren, alleging lack of mental capacity and seeking to set aside the will and a one third share.
Silver City lodge No. 9 F and A M Butte Mont will observe St John the Baptist day Sunday evening June 18 at 7 30 in A M E Schaffer's chapel Master Masons in good standing are requested to affiliate The general public is invited J Westley Brown secretary
Mrs CC B Cook of Denver is visiting friends in Butte and stopping at the city during her trip.
Alexander McDonald 39 was found dead yesterday morning in an ore bin at Timber Butte mill. Coroner James F. Carey ordered an inquest as authorities investigate how the suffocation occurred. Survived by a wife, three children, three sisters in Montana, a brother and sister in Vancouver, one in Boston, two brothers in Nova Scotia. He was a Loyal Order of Moose member and part of a Scottish clan.
The Union Pacific system begins a new road stretch from Delta to Fillmore in Utah to serve the sugar beet region. General agent Henry Coulam in Butte reported that work has started and materials are ready. The branch was bought from W A Clark and formed part of the Los Angeles and Salt Lake line.
Thomas H. Rice files an amended complaint in the estate of Peter Holland who died in Butte in late January 1921. The will left property to three nieces and two nephews and named the plaintiff as a beneficiary. If no relatives could be located the estate would go to Con Peoples, a friend. All nephews and nieces aside from the plaintiff are dead. Rice seeks the full estate.
Humorist Ben Scovell makes his farewell show at Mountain View church in Butte tonight at 8 o clock. Large audience expected as he presents a varied program including scenes from Shakespeare and prose and songs from his own repertoire.
Mr and Mrs Fred B Johnson at 1626 South Gaylord street welcomed a son on June 2. Mr and Mrs Harold Mutton of 2217 Yew street welcomed a son on June 8. Mr and Mrs Edmund Ingram of 595 West Galena street welcomed a son on June 10.
A. H. Keenan of Tonopah Nevada and his wife, touring to San Francisco, praise Montana highways as superbly maintained. They visited the Yellowstone trail bureau with remarks on first class roads and light impact from recent rains. The Keenan party and several other travelers registered at the bureau during a west to east journey.
Sarah Brusin sues John Brusin in district court for divorce alleging neglect and failure to provide necessities. Married Jan. 1 1904 at Red Lodge the couple have four children aged 8 to 16. Plaintiff seeks custody of the two younger children and wants the husband to receive custody of the two older ones.
Sam Protine oldest policeman in the world says Miss Lot tie Knapp of Lewistown has not arrived yet but will be in the city late this month. He has the license and awaits her completion of it. The ceremony is planned at Columbia Gardens with a possible children's day or Fourth of July date. The couple will honeymoon in Butte and continue as usual afterward.
The L. C. B. A. of St. Marys church hosts a card party this evening at Stevens and Manly hall. All members and friends are invited. With many prizes to be awarded, the event aims for a large turnout. Play begins at 8 o clock.
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