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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
5
The first day of the Red Cross drive in Anaconda showed strong generosity with about 2500 raised from individual donors. Officials expect larger gifts today and aim to reach 15000, highlighting nationwide fundraising efforts during Campaign Week led by the new war committee.
Eugene Burris, a machinist at Anaconda Overland, was summoned by telegraph to report to Salt Lake City for Navy training. He boarded the 5:22 train from Butte, traveling with a traveling toilet set presented by the force at his garage. From Salt Lake City he will proceed to the San Diego training station. He is the son of B C Burris. High school boys will continue drill under Colonel Quane at Daly gym Friday evening and invite others to join.
Local briefs list meetings for Maccabees and Woodmen of the World tonight. Also noted are employment ads, travel plans, business visits, and forthcoming sales with numerous names and places across Copper City and nearby towns.
The Hidden Lake Mining company held its annual stockholders meeting with 299,981 of 300,000 shares represented. Directors elected were W. C. Ahern, RR Robinson, P. J. Dooley, L. L. Robinson, W. A. Law, Pat Cuddihy, and T. La. Cullen. officers include Pat Cuddihy as president, W. A. Law as vice president, Patrick Dalton as treasurer, and T. L. Cullen as secretary. A 250-ton mill and several buildings are under construction as work continues at the Hidden Lake property. Heavy machinery arrived and is being moved to the grounds. Attending executives and directors listed from various cities across the U.S. and Canada.
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