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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1921
Page
2
A derailed train of 62 boxcars was blown from a side track onto the main line at the Milwaukee stock yards near Miles City during a rain and electric storm. Winds reached 40 mph as the incident occurred on the Fort Keogh reservation area east of the city.
Butte reporters say roads from the West Yellow tone entrance to the park are fair due to heavy rains and cool weather. Seventeen tourists registered in Butte with many from the West. eastern Montana roads noted as bad. Detours east of Billings and rough stretches west toward Deer Lodge observed.
Dillon June 18 The twenty fourth annual commencement at Montana State Normal college closes with one of its largest graduating classes. The college founded in 1896 sits on a 14 acre wooded campus and trains teachers for Montana and neighboring states.
Word reached Butte that Malcolm Bruce Brownlee Jr former Butte boy died in France while serving with the 313th Infantry. He acted as runner under heavy fire, endured harsh conditions, and died of pneumonia after action. Community observances included flag-draped coffin, gun carriage, and volleys at burial as schools closed.
J B Parks, Butte piano teacher, will go to New York after submitting two songs The Girl With the Dark Bright Eyes and The Shady Maple Lane of Long Ago for a 24 month royalty contract He has another song Just a Dream and Then a Man gaining favorable attention as publishers report everyone whistling.
A Missoula widower Frederick August Mischatinsky and Helena Werner, a 37 year old, traveled to Missoula to obtain a marriage license. Also listed for Butte were John W. Bayle and Bedndt. The notice sits amid varied clipped items including medical ads and trivia about the Surinam toad.
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