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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
8
Blue red and green raincoats with matching caps priced at 3.49. Panty dresses gala prints for dress up wear in sizes 2 to 6 now 1.98. Includes sizes 6 8 10 12 raincoats suitable for outings camps schools and towns.
County Treasurer W G Dougherty reports Deer Lodge county has 251 74 in delinquent taxes and the city 443 due in the second installment. If unpaid by July 10, property will be sold at a treasurer s auction. Several taxpayers paid delinquent amounts recently. Also, the Baxley Dress Manufacturing case against Jeanette Jacobsen et al was dismissed by agreement in district court.
After weeks of east end work, Street Commissioner McCavitt begins west end street repair in Anaconda. Crews haul gravel from Sheep Gulch, grade and roll dirt streets, scrape where needed, and clean all streets. Wooden culverts at Alder Ash and Fourth enable water flow and protect intersections. A small rake crew and city truck collect refuse.
A report error swapped Burford L Ezell’s name in a primary race article. Ezell is the last candidate to enter the Republican bid for county commissioner, seeking the party’s nomination.
Anaconda news brief lists social visits and events. Adv notices promote sales and services from local merchants. Names include Rankin from Great Falls, Beal from Bozeman, Flick from Chicago. events feature St Peter's Aid, Seventh Day Adventist meetings, and Eastern Star plans. Local rides, loans, and auctions noted alongside property bargains and appointments.
Students in charge announce the Anaconda high school annual will be issued this week. They urge students leaving the city to place their names and addresses at the school so the book can be forwarded.
J. W. Mantz reports his car stolen from Meaderville Sunday night. Police in Butte and Anaconda are pursuing a suspect.
In this notice Samuel Davies and family Edward E. Evans and family with Mrs Mary Davies express thanks for sympathy and floral remembrances after a bereavement. They acknowledge the kindness shown by friends and acquaintances.
The congregation of St Mark's church plans the annual parish picnic at Washoe park tomorrow afternoon. A street car will run from Cherry street to the park. Adults and children are invited. lunch with ice cream and cake is at 6 o'clock. If it rains, lunch will be served at St Mark's parish house for the children at 5. Games precede lunch.
President Johnson addressed Rotary club on closing Fourth Street between Main and Hickory to protect Daly and Junior High students. George W. C. Capron led discussion. a unanimous resolution supported permanent closure. Legislature’s traffic law revision was informally discussed. Capron presided.
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