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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1922

Page

8

Anaconda Deer Lodge to Begin Butte Anaconda Road

Deer Lodge county commissioners will start construction on the 8.87 mile Silver Bow county segment as soon as the state highway commission issues the contract. Plans call for gravel surface with decomposed granite, replacing swamp with a shorter route and lowering taxpayer costs.

Deer Lodge Butte Anaconda State Highway Commission Silver Bow County McGrath State Commission Deer Lodge County Northern Pacific Milwaukee Gregson

ANACONDA WOMAN IN LOS ANGELES MOVIES

Mrs James McHugh of Anaconda left for Los Angeles to enter the movies. She tested June 15 and was selected among hundreds. the Los Angeles Examiner says she made a hit as typifying Mrs Jiggs. Her son Jack, 7, also acts in Universal pictures, with both in Saved by Radio.

Anaconda James McHugh Los Angeles Cal Examiner-Goldwyn McHugh Jiggs

Elks' Dance Friday Night Features Music and Singing

Elks present a public dance Friday June 23 with good music and singing for every dance. Members may obtain invitations for friends from the secretary.

Tears and smiles in Scovell's talk at Rotary meeting

Vice President Whyte chaired a Rotary Club session featuring Ben Scovell who spoke on Humor and Morale. He told war stories in a mix of humor and pathos, drawing uproarious laughter and tears, with his poem Carry On earning hearty applause. Thirty-five members plan to visit Butte, and eleven automobile owners will transport attendees to the Montana hotel at 11 o'clock.

Whyte Rotary Club Ben Scovell Butte Club Montana

Prizes to Be Awarded at Washoe Club Basketball Banquet

The Washoe Athletic Club will honor 10 basketball winners from the 1921-22 tournament with a loving cup and balls at a Montana hotel banquet Thursday at 7 pm. Eagle Eyes girls winners receive a loving cup, Orioles runners-up get gold balls. East Side men get gold balls, Bankers receive sterling silver balls. The event honors eight participating teams, sponsors, and club patrons, with 60 to 70 guests expected.

Washoe Athletic Club Montana Eagle Eyes Orioles East Side Bankers

First Woman Governor Candidate Daly Nominated in South Dakota

Miss Alice Loraine Daly, a school teacher, is nominated by the non partisan league for governor of South Dakota. She declares she will be the first woman governor in the United States and is too busy to think of marriage.

Alice Loraine Daly League South Dakota United States

Heir Located After 26 Year Search In Wisconsin Estate

Under Sheriff Meck Kelvie found John Smith at St Ann s hospital where he has been confined for rheumatism for years. Smith is believed to be an heir to a Waupaca Wisconsin estate, with Peter Smith of Waupaca seeking his share. A claim will be filed after identity is confirmed.

Meck Kelvie John Smith St. Ann's Hospital Waupaca Wis R. Fisher Anaconda Smith Fisher Peter Smith

Europe Then and Now, Professor Analyzes Postwar Life

Prof Joseph Alexis of the University of Nebraska spoke at a Swedish Lutheran church, contrasting prewar and present European conditions. He cited profiteering in some nations and low costs in Germany, noting hotel rooms and entertainments for only a few cents. Mrs Johnson, Mrs Nagle, and Miss Carlson contributed vocal and organ pieces.

Europe Joseph Alexis University of Nebraska Scandinavian Germany Alexis A. Johnson Gerald Nagle Florence Carlson

Bangner Case 10 Bt Tried Early in July

The murder charge against Fred Bangner will be tried for the third time on July 10, set by Judge Winston. He is accused of wounding John Anderson whose death occurred last fall. Previous trials ended in disagreements. The judge also denied a marriage annulment petition in the Ward case.

Fred Gangner Winston Gangner John Anderson William Ward Aurelia Ward

Strange Idols at Imperial with Dustin Farnum

Dustin Farnum stars in Strange Idols a Fox photoplay at the Imperial theater today and tomorrow a tale of a lumberman and a Broadway dancer in a clash of temperaments The Landlord a two reel comedy closes the bill.

Dustin Farnum Imperial Theater New York Broadway

Elks Club Plans Closing Dance at Anaconda Hall

Anaconda lodge B P O Elks completes elaborate plans for season closing dance at Elks hall Friday night. Officers have recruited talent for an entertainment program to accompany the dance for Ellis and friends.

Anaconda Lodge B. P. O. Elks Elks’ Hall Ellis

Unusual Methodist program features Ben Scovell readings

Ben Scovell, nephew of Sir Henry Irving, headlines a Friday Methodist church program with readings from Merchant of Venice Henry VIII and Julius Caesar plus lighter pieces and songs from his own pen. Saturday the American Legion will escort him to Galen and Warm Springs to entertain veterans.

Ben Scovell Henry VIII Julius Caesar Henry Irving Scovell Henry Casey Thayer Service Lewis Cooke United States Canada Chicago the Tribune First Congregational Church Toronto Globe Sir Henry Irving Toronto Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Butte American Legion Galen Warm Springs

Tescher baseball team blanks Hermits in shutout win

The Tescher team defeated the Hermits 8 to 0 on the common last evening. Swander fanned 19 hitters and O’Neill struck out 4. The winner’s battery was Swander and Dooley, with O’Neill and Lawler catching.

Tescher Hermits Teschers Swander O'Neill R. H. EB Tsechers Oss Dooley Lawler

Notice of Closing of Registration for County Primary Election

Notice is given that the primary nominating election registry books will close July 14, 1922 at 5 p.m. Electors may register at the Deer Lodge County Courthouse in Anaconda before the county clerk, a deputy registrar, a justice of the peace, or a notary public. Ex-Officio County Register Otto J. Jensen.

Anaconda Otto J. Jensen Deer Lodge County Montana

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