Butler Brothers Given Judgment and Probation for Youths
Judgment by default entered in Butler Bros against Ellen Bancroft for 440.40 principal and 10.50 costs. Four boys charged with stealing baskets from the carnival company in Anaconda were released on probation after promising to avoid trouble. Mill Creek Timber Co. case dismissed per stipulation. Amended complaint sought 1389 for supplies delivered to the Ike Dance. Friday night June 23 featured music and singing with invites extended.
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Butler Bros
Ellen Bancroft
Winston Yeterday
Carnival Company
Anaconda
Mill Creek Timber Company
Mansfield
Anaconda Tourney Winners Receive Trophies
Washoe Athletic club banquet at the Montana hotel honored basketball season heroes. Awards went to girls and boys teams with captains Florence Martin and Rudy Domitrovich leading, and trophies donated by A C M, Daly Bank, and Anaconda National Bank.
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Washoe Athletic Club
Montana
Anaconda
Herbert Frederi
Doc” Rigney
Charles Smet
A.C. M. Company
Daly Bank
Anaconda” National Bank
Beal
Charles McLaughlin
Lengus
Florence Martin
Mayme Flood
Genevieve Dougherty
Reta Early
Bernadine Lubke
Barbara Conroy
Orioles
Ance
Gladys Ulrich
Lily Holtein
Phyllis Ulrich
Hedith Salmonson
Lillian Coltin
Dorothy Kruger
East Side
Rudy Domitrovich
D. Domitrovich
George Nichols
Jo Dira
Joe Mehelich
Tom Leonard
Francis Gallagher
Charles Flood
Bankers
Art Hoite
Johns Phil Thomas
Dougherty
Robert Emmons
Herbert Fredell
Leo McBride
Anaconda Scouts Travel 300 Miles on Summer Trek to Seattle
Ernest Evans and Hugh Nuckols, Anaconda Boy Scouts, left Anaconda last Sunday and have traveled over 300 miles toward Seattle by Wednesday evening. They spent only one dollar in three days, relying on lifts and hiking. They camped in a hay stack at least once and carry light packs with cameras and notebooks to document their journey for the Scout group.
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Anaconda
Ernest Evans
Oak , Street
Hugh Nuckols
Dodge
Kellogg
Idaho
Ernest
Scout Organization
Hotel Rooftop Radio Concert in Atlanta
The Souths first rooftop radio unit will be installed at a local hotel roof garden for guest entertainment. The system is claimed to be highly complete and capable of receiving messages from around the world. About eleven hundred people can be accommodated for free rooftop entertainments. Major events of the day will be announced and concerts sermons and political speeches will be heard.
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Atlanta
Anaconda News In Brief A Busy Local Day
Anaconda locals and visitors are noted in this mixed update with short items. Duvald Emmett O Meara visited relatives in Butte, Joe Duggan from Butte came as a busy visitor, Henry Jensen checked in from the valley, Mrs J B Pigg returned from Deer Lodge, and Al Trafford arrived from his home. Bob Healy returned from visiting his brother in Mis Miss Janette Garrity of Salt Lake visited her mother on West Fitts while Peter Johnson and wife toured the city from Race Track. Mrs SB Bart heads to Chicago to visit relatives, Percy H. Daniels left for Jefferson City, and a sale of street car tickets continues at the electric railway office. Other notes include Dr Roseborough contact, Bob Wogen from Butte, kittens for sale, Miss Elizabeth Quigley visiting Butte, Dr Asbury unavailable Friday, Basil Quirk doing business in Anaconda, and a new baby born to Mr and Mrs EC Fletton. Regular visitors include Mr and Mrs Sterns of Scott, Mr and Mrs Max Kramer of Dempsey, L Christianer of Los Angeles, E A Barnard headed to Spokane, and several Missoula, Deer Lodge, and Kalispell connections. A frontier celebration poster exists for Deer Lodge July 2–4. Tourists were guided through the smelters, and a large number of sheep have been killed near Upper Race Track. The list of Montana hotel arrivals includes guests from Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, and other cities, with additional notes on marriages, cattle and grasshopper reports, and local society mentions.
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Local Larceny Case
Matt Mc Donough pleaded not guilty to a grand larceny charge brought by Mrs. Hansen. arraigned before Justice Pringle yesterday afternoon. a preliminary meeting scheduled next Thursday. he remains in county jail on $1000 bond. the alleged robbery occurred near Locust and Pennsylvania streets when she was robbed of $2. the arrested man may match a description provided by the complainant.
Faded OCR Notes Local History Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various places and names, with unclear context. It references county or regional terms and possible biographical or event notes, but lacks coherent details or a readable narrative.
Beloved Matron Anna Stupca Called by Death
Death yesterday after an illness of less than a week claimed Mrs. Anna Stupca wife of Frank Stupca of 917 East Fifth street Survived by six children Frank Angela Edward Veronica two brothers Frank Sladish three cousins Mike and Nick Sestric two nephews and a niece Nick Joe Larko and Mrs Mary Sayalovich all of Anaconda The body is at Finnegan funeral rooms and will be moved to the family home Funeral services will be held Saturday at 8 30 from the home to St Peters church Requiem high mass to follow Burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Anna Stupca
Frank Stupca
East Fifth Street
Ira Stupea
Anaconda
Frank
Ngela
Edward
Veronica
Frank Sladish
Mike
Nick Sestric
Ann. Conda
Nick
Joe Larko
Mary Sayalovich
Butt
Finnegan Funeral Rooms
St. Peter's Church
Mount Carmel
Legislative Candidate John Stagg Files for Legislature
John Stagg yesterday filed his position as a candidate for the legislature on the Republican ticket. He is the first candidate for legislative office on any ticket.
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John Stagg
Acknowledgment of Gratitude for Bereavement Aid
Charles Madsen expresses deep thanks for the floral remembrances and sympathy shown during his bereavement. He conveys sincere gratitude to those who offered aid and manifested sympathy in his loss.
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Charles Madsen
Beloved wife of Wank Stupca dies in Anna Street
In Anna Street yesterday the wife of Wank Stupca passed away. Remains are at Pry Siithegan funeral chapel and will be moved this afternoon to the family residence at 917 Fast Fifth Street for a funeral at 9 o clock tomorrow morning at St Peter's church. High mass will be celebrated and interment will follow at Mount Cemetery.
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Stupca
Anna Stupca
Wank’ Stupca
Pry Siithegan Company
Fifth Street
St "Peter's Church
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