City Boosts Playground Work and Fourth of July Plans
Anaconda city council last night advanced a playground fund and discussed zoning for billboard boards. The body tabled a license ordinance for auctioneers, discussed firecracker sales for the Fourth of July, and approved funding for street lighting and city hall repairs. The council also planned a bicentennial-style observation with the Declaration of Independence and accepted resignations and appointments in city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Rma ‘Ulibeards
Judiciary Committee
J. W. Mayen
Monroe Street
Mayen
Carter
Provost Votin
W. S
Counse Ruin
Financ
Rodgers
Powdrill
Birch Hill
Anaconda Pioneer 15 Laid At Rest
The funeral of Thomas Leonard, Anaconda pioneer, was held at St Paul’s church yesterday after a family residence service on West Fourth Street. Ancient Order of Hibernians and Bricklayers union joined the cortege with a high mass, Ave Maria, and Face to Face. Flowers filled the grave at Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers were Crimmons, Colville, Dolan, Collins, Mahoney, and Kelaghan. Honorary pallbearers included Captain William Kelly, Tom Sullivan, Ed Corrigan, Charles Gnose, A N Jette, and A J Tuchschere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Leonard
Anaconda
West Fourth Street
Order of Hibernians
Bricklayers Union
St. Paul's Church
Fathers Coopman
Schutte
Grawiey
Walter Tucheeherer
Mra
Hotor Landerville
Leonard Tent
Hill Cemetery
Ea Crimmons
Robert Colville
Charles Dolan
Harry Collins
M. P. Mahoney
Peter Kelaghan
William Kelly
Tom Sullivan
Ed Corrigan
Charles Gnose
A. N. Jette
J. Tuchschere
Woman Held on Disturbance Charge at 05 East Front Street
A woman was held in the county jail on a disturbance charge after causing a disturbance at 05 East Front Street. She will have a hearing in Justice Pringle's court later. bond was set at $10. The report notes other council actions and payroll adjustments in a separate summary.
Hawaiian Solon Visits Anaconda on Western Tour
Robert W. Single a Hawaiian national commissioner and Waterhouse Trust president travels with a party of 10 including Mrs. L Lucas city schools chief to Custer battlefield celebration in Mont and Yellowstone. They depart Honolulu June 10 by way of San Francisco then tour the western United States before returning to San Francisco in August for Mr Single to resume duties. After Custer they will visit Cheyenne and inspect an AC company smelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Single
Hawaiian Senate
Waterhouse Trust Company of
Honolulu
L. Lucas
KR. Gilllland
Waterhouse ‘Trust Company
Cheyenne
A. C. . Company
Lucas Ald
Handicap tournament reaches second round at Ani fonda Club
Pairings for the second round of the men's handicap tournament at Ani fonda Country club were announced. FT Abbott faces C J Luttrell, WE Emmons vs W L Colling, PF Fitzgerald against Hi B Sharpe, and RP Foote versus BC Murphy, to be played by Saturday June 26. One match, Abbott and Bryson, extended to 22 holes before a winner emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani Fonda
FT Abbott
C. J. Luttrell
WE. Emmons
W. L.’Colling
P. F. Fitzgerald
Sharpe
RP. Foote
B.C. Murphy
Te. B. Abbott
J. H. Bryson
Alumni Dance Preparations Highlight Washoe Park Event
Invitations for the annual Alumni dance honoring the graduating class have been sent. Alumni missing theirs may obtain them from Jo Hjelmvoll at the Port Office. Committees say plans are complete after two weeks of work and promise a highly enjoyable evening with Pavilion decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Park
Jo Hjelmvoll
Port Office News Mandl
Right to Water Argued in Court in Deer Lodge
In district court yesterday the case of Deer Lodge county versus Fred Wagner John Lovell and Le Mar Kelly dominated the session with witness examinations. The county seeks a court decree regarding water rights at Antelope Savinement and related matters. Contempt of court charges were alleged against Le Mar Kelly and Mike Lowery for alleged violations, with defense witnesses including John Lovell Welling Napton former judge Dan James and Le Mar Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Fred Wagner
John Lovell
le Mar Kelly
Winston
Ted
Mike Lowery
Foye
Jeno M. Miller
L. E. Covent
Fred W.wagner
M. G. Larimore Ries Mallory
W. A. Walker
Jar Hogg
Nate Miller
Welling Napton
District Court
Losers to Dine Winners of Dinner Match Tonight
Two Anaconda women teams captained by Miss Katherine Roweh and Mrs. FP Foote duel in a dinner match this evening at 6:80 crelock. Losers pay $2 for dinner. uncompleted matches incur a 1 fine. Ming Roach and Joach urge attendance and early notices to captains for reserved spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Katherine Roweh
FP. Foote
Crelock
Ming Roach
Knights of Columbus Regular Meeting Notice
Regular Knights of Columbus meeting tonight with important business. G Despins presiding and music will be supplied by the Loomis Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Ihportance
Karnak restores man after illness in Spokane
B L Cole of Spokane and 32 year resident plans to move to Great Falls Montana to take a sales job. After a bout with flu and pneumonia he suffered gas indigestion and weakness. He credits Karnak with rapid improvement gaining seven pounds and restoring energy. Karnak sold in Butte and Anaconda druggists and in towns nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Cole
Spokane
Wash
Cole
Great Falls
Mont
Mr. Cole
Tomach
Tate
Karnak
Butte
Anaanda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boye
Sulta Din Elton Sg
Cosis
Sians Frinad
Snteen
Charman
O. K
R. B. Abbott Company
Nomenice
P. J. McGreevey Real Estate
Ineuranw
East Park
Rogg Transfer Company
Anaconda Department
Council
Smith
Eit
Wien
Philamis
Lore
Westighth Street
Maple and Locust Streets
Quane
Margarett
Gail Soper
City Reality
Atderming
Alderma McCarvel
Solon
Ister Battlefield
J. Carroll Mansfield
Ene
Deven
Aror
Loustry
America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!