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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1916
Page
19
EWS regiment is prepared to answer the call as outlined in the furnished application. The readiness shows disciplined training and coordination with supporting units to ensure rapid deployment if required.
The list covers many visitors and residents in Butte including Smith of Shonkin, E S Gates of Wisdom, J W Carter from Missoula, Mrs F Byrnes bound for Seattle, George P Miller from Helena, and Mra George Gregson from Bozeman. It notes arrivals, travel to cities like Great Falls, St Paul, Chicago, and Minneapolis, a St Patrick's Girls club dance postponed, upcoming weddings, births, engagements, and social visits, plus local business mentions and a health alert about Montana’s national guard deployment preparations for the Mexican border.
The Elks hall hosts a Monday night Hawaiian themed program led by women. A reception is run by a committee including Mrs C V Fulton and Mrs Willam Dee with a varied lineup of Hawaiian troupe numbers, dances, recitations, and two more selections. Following the program, dancing is scheduled, with the lodge committee led by Mike Shechai Hangaeur and others coordinating the event.
Dewey Miles Gallatine of Menard Gallatin county and Luella Humphrey of Bozeman were married at the Sitver Bow courthouse by Judge McClernan. The bridegroom is 21, the bride 19. They came from Gallatin valley with the bride’s mother and a relative, then had a wedding dinner at the Thornton before continuing their motor trip to Los Angeles for their honeymoon.
Butte club installs grass seed at its home diamond as part of ongoing improvements. Road trip games were moved to other parks while seed grows in two weeks, with a full plan to improve the infield before the Ironmen return June 26. Groundkeeper Sammy Kinville works extra as Olt’s seed softens the field and the park is set to be among the league’s best.
Mrs Nixon plans a Sheridan trip for the week while Mrs Grose and children stay for the summer. Miss Anna Green of Sheridan returns with Mrs Williams for a visit. Fred and Al Williams and Mrs Cassie James are identified among local residents in the brief note.
More than eleven hundred pupils registered last year and many are expected this year. Registration closes tomorrow at McKinley Emerson and Grant, with Militia High School handling all sessions. Classes offered by grade level at Emerson Grant and McKinley, with teachers assigned and plans to aid catching up, advancing, or repeating work in preparation for the next grade.
A revived home beer method promotes a concentrated powder from a new process to reduce Nuuidates by evaporation. The result is beer with foam and sparkle like a brewery product. The ad claims cheap parcel post shipping to Ohio addresses and offers a coupon for more information from Mrs. Su Thuh in Cincinnati.
The hearing next month will determine the disposition of the estate after Lyman Harley and Dorothy Williams debate terms of the will. Witnesses cite vague directives, with Dorothy slated to receive twenty five hundred dollars and other instructions suggesting limited or differing shares for Henry Williams and Dorothy’s heirs.
The Butte City League plans a double header at Columbia Gardens and Circus Grounds today. The Isiers vs C and ick sharp match opens, with South Side teams and Montana Dairy fixtures to follow. Meaderville appears strongest but has been hampered by schedule disruptions. A league board meeting runs Monday evening at the city clerk’s office.
Notice asks all members to attend the regular meeting on Monday June 12 for the election of delegates to the national convention. Signatories are John Powers and Jerry Sullivan.
Warm weather prompts city measures against health ordinance breaks. Mayor Lane joins Meat Inspector Ruble inspecting hamburger samples from markets. City Chemist Easton will report findings. Milk tests monitor standards and preservative presence. De Siere branch invites members to Miss Tessie Leonard funeral at St Patrick's Church Monday at 10 AM.
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