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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1927

Page

12

Elaborate Plans For State Meet In Montana Butte

Preparations are underway for the Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs state convention to be held in Butte on Friday and Saturday. Attending will be state and national officers including Mrs Bess Snow McCollum of Seattle and Mrs J E Erickson wife of Montana's governor. Mrs Helen Striker of Missoula will preside and address the gathering on Saturday. Entertainment features include luncheons, music, a Leonard mine tour, and a New Finlen hotel banquet. Delegates come from Hamilton Deer Lodge Billings Missoula Kalispell Great Falls Sidney Glendive and Butte.

Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Butte Bess Snow McCollum Seattle J. E. Erickson Montana Hazel Dell Bonness Bonness Helen’ Striker Missoula Striker Leonard Mine New Finlen Hotel Phillips Eleanore’ Horgan Hamilton Deer Lodge Billings Kalispell Great Falls Sidney Glendive

Hearings Set On Montana Game Regulations Dates

The state game department announced hearings on proposed changes to local game regulations. Meetings will occur at Ovando July 8 to discuss a Dunham and Lodgepole creeks game preserve. Anaconda June 23 and Philipsburg the same day will review closing all lakes but Georgetown Silver Echo and Moose from March 15 to July 1 each year. Missoula July 6 will examine a Seeley Take game refuge and fishing closures on Lolo Creek tributaries for two years, plus fall upland bird season limits with Chinese pheasants exempt. Stevensville June 20 proposes closing several lands to hunting, with an open season on Chinese pheasants Sept 21–25 and elk season Sept 20–Oct 20 on the west valley. Deer Lodge June 23 would close Cottonwood Creek from March 14 to July 1, plus related creeks and lakes from March 24 to July 1.

Associated Press Helena Ovando Robert H. Hill Dunham Lodgepole Anaconda Phillipsburg Georgetown Silver Echo Moose Missoula Seeley Take Lolo Creek Missoula County Stevensville Bitter Root Alsoo Deer Lodge Cottonwood Creek Oalis Track and Gold Creeks Thorntone Lakes

Alimony and court actions hinge in Bird divorce case

In Silver Bow district court yesterday Doris Bird was granted temporary alimony of 70 a week and 50 attorney fees paid in two installments. Paul Reichle received a decree modifying former alimony to 100 a month. Other actions include a foreclosure decree for J G Currie versus Tamuth et al, several divorces granted, a railroad suit dismissed, and various probate reports and appointments across estates with values noted.

Doris Bird Arthur Bird Silver Bow District Court Paul A. Reichle Mayme Reichle Fay Roberts M. Bazovich J. G. Currie John ‘Tamuth Marie Sullivan John Sullivan Mary Ann Yule Jack H. Yule Chase Loretta Ryan Butte Electric ‘Railway Company W. E. Reynolds Metals Bank Leon M. Davis Helen M. Davis

Karook Indians Lead San Francisco Marathon Trek

Three Karook Indians dominated the 480 mile San Francisco to Grants Pass race arriving in Cloverdale at 2 12 p.m. after 86 miles. Falcon Mad Bull and Flying Cloud pressed on from the rest of the field spread across an 32 mile sector near upper Klamath county as Hopland lay 18 miles away.

Cloverdale Cal San Francisco Grants Pass Ore Flying Cloud Falcon Mad Bull Hopland Karook Oregon Klamath County

Lundy Leav or Battle in Helena Report

Helena venue Friday features Lundy in a double bill with Hankle Burns of Milwaukee. Lundy trains today and is in good shape for the Meat event. An accidental knife gash left East Granite Street worker Jack Kak injured. fire crews extinguished a kitchen stove blaze on Arizona Street.

Elena Hankle Burns Milwaukee Helena Lundy Jack Kak Granite Street Doyte St James Hospital Kaki George Mujoumaki Caises Arizona Street Sis Hravonian

Johnstone Leads In Open Golf Championship Struggle

Special correspondent Walter Hagen reports from Oakmont on June 15 as a tight Open Championship field narrows. Jimmy Johnstone of St Paul holds the lead with 147 after day one and 14 holes today, while Gene Sarazen sits one stroke back at 148. Bobby Jones and Archie Compston remain in contention as British players challenge for the cup amid strong performances by Keeter, Hampton, and Tom Armour, with Farrell and MacDonald Smith also near the pace.

Walter Hagen Standard and North American Newspaper Alliance North American’ Newspaper Alliance Oakmont Country Club Oak~ Mont United States Jimmy H. Johnstone St. Paul Minnesota Garazan Jimmy Gene Sarazan Gene Leon Errol Oakin B. Keeter Atlanta Jones Bobby Harry Hampton Jimmy Johnston Harry Dan Compston Archie Jim Barnes Bill Melhorne Tommy Armour Tommy Edin= Durgh Johnnie Farrell Johnnie Farrell MacDonald Smith California Mac Beau. Brummel

Last Service Held for Idaho Prelate in Boise

Funeral Mass for Rt. Rev Daniel M. Gorman, Catholic bishop of Idaho, was conducted at St. John’s cathedral by Archbishop Edward Howard. Boise businesses closed during the service as Catholic dignitaries from the West attended. Gorman, who died Thursday in Lewiston, previously led Dubuque College for 14 years before arriving in 1918.

Associated Press Boise Idaho Edward Howard Portland Ore St. John's Cathedral Daniel M. Gorman Lewiston McLenihan Great Fails Mont Gorman Dubuque College Dubuque Town West

Beds for Tall Men in Charlotte Hotel Ordered

A Charlotte hotel orders 20 extra length beds six inches longer than average to improve comfort for tall guests who complain of sleeping with their legs drawn up under their chins. The plan aims to attract taller visitors and reduce complaints.

Arlotte N. C

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