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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
7
A Montana prospectus offers moderate investors a square deal with 80 percent oil and gas profits to shareholders and 12 percent to landholders. It touts 14 370 acres plus 2 000 more, no watered units, and promises substantial returns from a major oil structure in the state. Funds sought to reach 100 000 dollars with shares at 25 dollars each.
John Rudman seeks 500 damages and a temporary restraining order after A J Holda Felix Roe Josie Skubitz and others allegedly dig shafts on his Lots 6 and 7 block 8 Noyes and Upton addition No 2 injuring property. Mrs Mary D Moore requests 180 monthly alimony 100 suit money and 50 attorney fee. trial set for Saturday.
A series of birth notices list newborns to couples in Silver Bow and surrounding streets. Names include Oscar Kaum. Alexander Wilson. Pat T Leary. Wilbur C Thompson. Matthias Nick. George Shepard. Births occurred in May or June with sons and a daughter reported.
Mr and Mrs Edward J Jackson of 1018 Ead First Street welcomed a child on June 13. Mr and Mrs Dan Wells of 1906 Sherman Street gain a son born June 18. A daughter was born on June , to Mr and Mrs Richard Curran of 1016 Nevada Avenue. Mr and Mrs Charles Holman of 609 West Day welcomed a daughter born June 19.
Coroner Carey will hold an inquest on a day old infant found in a sewer near Galena Street and Missouri Gulch. The investigation aims to determine if the child lived after being placed in the sewer and to trace ownership of the linen wrapping. The body was found by two boys who alerted the police.
Funeral services for Mrs Mackey were held Sunday at Rectninity Lutheran Church with Rev Sk Aackete officiating. Eulogies and solos were rendered by Mrs Paul Bai fore. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery with pallbearers HW Waara A Herzog Winlain Dataon Dell Sullivan Kenneth Meauley and J Montgomery.
The Grace Methodist church holds its thirty third anniversary tonight at clock with an elaborate program. Rev Char Rhodes leads hymns and remarks. Soloist Prof C C Blakeslee, Mis Horton's recital, and a staged history sketch highlight the event.
Gilman was taken to Helena to answer to a federal charge after a six months sentence in county jail. He was arrested in July with Edgar Johnson at Twin Bridges for transporting liquor and faces federal court action.
Helena Adjt. Gen. Sheridan expects a 65 man guard company to form soon after a large turnout of Helena young men signing up for night service. Sheridan spoke on guard training and the benefits of enlistment at the event.
The Rev. N. Batch of Deer Lodge was elected president of the Association of Chris Han churches of Montana at the convention in progress. The next year's meeting will be held in Helena.
J D Allen, Western city service expert, urged Butte citizens to unite and back chamber of commerce efforts. He noted his West tour and study of 64 chambers, and said Long Beach’s city manager move shows possible paths. He declined firm candidacy, citing past failures in such roles. He served with Pershing in Mexico and spent two years in France during WWI.
Annie Fortune aged seven died at home 801 Elm Street Bernoon after a lingering illness. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Fortune born in Butte. Survived by four brothers Java Toreph and Jenny and Caroline Veronica and Mary of Butte and an uncle Joan of Hamilton. Funeral at family residence time to be announced.
Miss Katherine Butterfield an 11 year old from Weiser Idaho won the Firestone scholarship for the best essay in the national contest with 225000 high school students participating. The four year university course valued at 5000 dollars is awarded annually by H Firestone. She was taken to the White House where President Harding congratulated her on her achievement.
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