Duvals Triumph in AA Division Game Over A H M Nine
Duvals beat A H M 6 to 2 in a fast, well played AA division contest. Moran hit a two base drive for St Pauls, Lincoln and St Pauls split in C and B divisions as Daly forfeited A division. Four runs in the fifth gave St Peter's a lead before the west end batters failed to hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duvals
Hardware Boys
A. Ho. M
Sime
Ame
Lincoln
St. Paul's
St. Peter's
St. Paul’s
Daly
Third Street
St. Peter’s
Lumber Yard
Brickyard
B. A. & P. Diamond. Score By Innings of the AA Division Game: AB. R. H. Duvall
OC. M
Jackiitch
Roland
Dowall
Shegina
Kinney
Tracy
Krizan
Miller
Harrington
Medho
McEwan
St. Paul
Moran
AB. R. H. Incoln
J. McCarver
West End Paints
J. McCarvel
Keprick
McGuire
Huber
Leonard
McAndrews
McBride
Death by Hidden Needle Sews Tragic End for Miss Vivian Storey
Miss Vivian Storey, 15, died after a sewing needle hidden in her coat sleeve pierced her arm while leaving a physician’s office. An X ray located the needle. an operation followed but she died under anesthesia at St Ann’s hospital. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. George Storey, two brothers and two sisters. Services planned at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Storey
George Storey
East Commercial Avenue
Miss Storey
St. Ann's Hospital
Walter
Edward Storey
Anaconda
F. Ju. Campbell
Jack Finley
Dillon
P. J. Finnegan Company
Anaconda Women Visit Neighbors in Deer Lodge
A large delegation from Anaconda attended an Eastern Star event in Deer Lodge last night. The visitors were warmly welcomed and enjoyed a well arranged program. Deer Lodge women had previously visited Anaconda as guests of the local chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Chapter
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
County Appoints Two Judges to Fill Vacancies
Two new primary election judges appointed by the county commissioners fill resignations. Olaf Erickson of 518 East Sixth Street will replace Allen Threllstrom in the eighth precinct. James Garvey will serve as eighth precinct judge to replace Nick Bolkovatz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Erickson
East Sixth Street
Allen Threllstrom
James Garvey
Nick Bolkovatz
Husky medicine touted for relief in Butte and Anaconda
An advertisement claims Husky from A G Payne Lexington Kentucky strengthens the body and relieves headaches constipation and tiredness. It attributes improvements to residents of Butte and Anaconda including J D Magorien and Clyde Lanning and lists local druggists selling the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
HiCay
J. D. Magorien
Missouri Avenue
Clyde Lanning
Alder Street
C. B. Hoskins & Co
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Short notices from Anaconda Montana list ill neighbors Mrs Davis at 509 Walnut and Miss Phyllis Conwell at 419 Elm, a Gregson Springs picnic on June 24, local ads for roses and piano sales, visitors from Helena Los Angeles Seattle and Canada, Boy Scout trip plans, and multiple social and business mentions including real estate and finance services.
Sundial vaudeville program showcases diverse acts
At the Sundial a rich vaudeville bill offers Doll Dreams headlined by Lucille Homan with acrobatic dances and variety acts. Wolford and Stevens deliver clean comedy Bits of This and That. the Paul Brothers stage spectacular aerial routines. Harold Kennedy and Emma Francis present a witty dance team. Big Boy Williams imitates an entire band with voice and guitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Association
Sundial
Lucille Homan
Wolford
Stevens
Paul Brothers
Harold Kennedy
Emma Francis
Mr. Kennedy
George Primrose
Mr. Primrose
Miss Francis
Williams
Knights of Columbus meet at St Peter's church tonight
Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus announce a meeting at St Peter's church at 8 o'clock this evening. Pierre Sanders signs as F N and Earl R. Sullivan as F C Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Church
Pierre Sanders
F. N
Earl R. Sullivan
F. C
Adv
City backs big Fourth of July celebration
The Fourth of July committee toured the business district to drum up support for an old fashioned celebration. Local business and professional leaders showed eagerness to help with plans including an oration sports dances contests candy and noisemakers. Anacondans look to enjoy a city centered celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Narrowly Drowning Escape After Dillon Road Crash
Gerald Stewart and Louise Allred escaped serious injury when their coupe plunged into the Union irrigation ditch on Atlantic street near the Normal college in Dillon. The vehicle turned, occupants saved by onlookers as a damaged concrete abutment and a blocked bridge caused the wreck. Allred treated at Barrett hospital. Stewart jailed for reckless driving on liquor allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Gerald Stewart
Louise Allred
Selway
Union
Atlantic Street
Normal College
Stewart
Barrett Hospital
Duck Sisters Lead Rural School Eighth Grade Graduates
Dorothy Duck of the Gorman school led the rural eighth grade class with an average of 92 percent as diplomas were awarded over the last two weeks. Her sister Ivy Duck followed with 91 percent, with Harry Ford and Tom Brenner among other high scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dorothy Duck
Gorman School
Ivy Duck
Harry Ford
Tom Brenner
Big Stack annual high school yearbook planned for Saturday
Anaconda high school will distribute The Big Stack on Saturday starting at 9 o clock. Miss Gertrude Walsh, faculty adviser, announced the complete edition from the printers. The 120 page volume features blue imitation leather covers and gold lettering with three departments Our School Athletics and Student Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda High School
Gertrude Walsh
Helen Oliver
James Laist
Edith Wilson
Grace Clinton
Margaret Johnston
Effie McCarren
Horace Dwyer
Weslie Allen
Pearl Reisnes
Joe Cannon
Halbar
Rural schools grant diplomas to twenty eight pupils
Violet Dickman Edwin Kellner Ruby Neidt Harold Peterson Mary Daw and Betty Roe are named among the graduates. Diplomas were granted to twenty eight pupils in the rural schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Dickman
Edwin Kellner
Ruby Neidt
Harold Peterson
Mary Daw
Betty Roe
Dillon Flower Show Delay Tied to County Fair Date Change
Dillon plans its second annual flower show but will likely not be held with the county fair next fall. The fair was moved to October 4 5 and 6 due to conflicts with other fairs. No date for the flower show has been set yet though many garden enthusiasts are preparing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Bids Opened for Lavon to Melrose Highway Extension
Dillon reports bid opening by the state highway commission on a 7.8 mile Lavon to Melrose highway linking Beaverhead Madison and Silver Bow counties to the earlier state road. Project aims for completion this year per plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Lavon
Melrose
State Highway Commission
Helena
Beaverhead
Madison
Silver Bow
Mayor of Billings Freed of Conspiracy Charge
The government failed to appear at the preliminary hearing against Mayor Arthur Trenery in Billings on a conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act, prompting United States Commissioner W. E. Downs to dismiss the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Billings
Arthur Trenerry
W. E. Downs
United States
Exceptional Rambouillet Clip From Deer Lodge Farms
Deer Lodge Farms reports a superb wool clip from 17 000 Rambouillet sheep in Deer Lodge. Eight days of shearing yielded 7 000 fleeces averaging 1.24 pounds each, best weight yet. Quality is high and sale uncertain. manager expects price to meet or exceed Powell county wool. Nearby Nels Nelson’s 7 000 fleeces are nearing completion, averaging about 10 pounds per fleece, with a prior sale at 41 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Farms Company
Guy Stambaugh
Stambaugh
Powell County
Nels Nelson
Nelson
Mrs Trask Seizes Montana Pioneers Presidency
Following Patrick Carney's death in Deer Lodge Mrs Marvin W Trask vice president of the Society of Montana Pioneers automatically becomes president She will assume duties until the next annual meeting and is the second woman to hold the office in the society's history Mary Valston the other Deer Lodge resident was the first woman president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Patrick Carney
Society of Montana Pioneers
Marvin W. Trask
Trask
Mary Valston
Mrs Connick Wins Divorce Suit in Montana
In Deer Lodge on June 21 Judge Asa L. Duncan granted Mrs. Bessie Connick a divorce from Ernest Connick. She receives custody of their three youngest children and $20 monthly alimony while the two oldest go to the defendant. The couple, who lived in Garrison for years, separated last September after alleging cruelty. Connick works for the Northern Pacific Railway at Garrison.
Leo Meng Seriously Ill in Garrison Neighborhood
Pioneer notes Leo Meng a long time resident of the Garrison area is seriously ill with meningitis not epidemic in nature. He is past 75 years old and may not recover. He is the father of Mrs Lewis Knop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Leo Meng
Garrison
Meng
Lewis Knop
Powell County Leader’s Kin Tied to Stock Success
The statement notes that a husband, described as a prominent stock man and farmer, is also the brother of W. J. Knop, who serves as chairman of the Powell County Board of Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Knop
Board of Commissioners of
Powell County
Notable locals visit and depart from Deer Lodge
June 21 Deer Lodge notes show David C. Coughlin in town for business. W L Timmons and sons Charles and Henry depart to Oscaloosa Iowa after a two week visit. D M Stewart of Three Forks visiting. Mrs R V Snyder of Longview Washington and Mrs Owen Gosnell of Three Forks guests of Mrs F C Howard, leaving for Helena for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
David C. Coughlin
Helmville
W. L. Timmons
Charles
Henry
Oscaloosa
Iowa
D. M. Stewart
Three Forks
R. V. Snyder
Longview
Wash
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda Department
Badger Miner
A. G. Payne
Lexington
Anaconda News
Paul Whiteman
Columbia Records
Mahan
Davis
Walnut Street
Phyllis Conwell
Elm Street
St. Jean Baptist Societe
Gregson Springs
Anaconda Florist
Main Street
Mrs. S. Savage of
Mooselake
North Locust
Rear
C. H. Durkee
Philipsburg
Joe Bowden
George Hartsell
Flint Creek
Owl Creek
Anaconda Coal Co
William Kiely
Los Angeles
City
Kiely
Margaret Fitzpatrick
Peter Rafferty
Rafferty
Katherine Kane
P. E. White
Elk Basin
Security Finance Co
Daly Bank Bldg
Boy Scouts
Gregson
Harold Marchion
Mr. Marchion
Moose
Provost's
Security Benefit Association
Albert Nadeau
Emma Duval
Seattle
The
Mrs
A. Duval
Cedar Street
William Nutting
Canada
Mr. Nutting
J. M. Steller
Caroline Steller
W. J. Steller
Sarah Ogle
Valentine, Neb
Montana Otel
of Columbus
Gity 1
Big Celebration
Coupe
Duck Sisters
Jane Barry
Minneapolis
Matt Barry
Millie Adams
Jeanne Covall
Ora Roselle
Monida
Ed Williams
Hecla
Eva
Annie Stocker
Grant
Sam Sheser
Lucille Carter
Great Falls
M. R. Rand
Carl B. Taylor
Montana Optometrists’ Association
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Jennie Nash
Portland
Fred Chapman
Montana Laundrymen’s Association
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
L. J. Piazzolo
Coolidge
Doll
Lucile
Carmen
Wilford & Stevens
Kennedy & Francis
Big Boy Williams
Rambouillet Glip
Jcpenneyco
East Park
Paraguay
Pasteur Institute
Anaconda, Montana
C. A. Tuttle Cé
Hogg Transfer Company
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