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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1926
Page
14
Theodore R. Graham age 29 of Butte and Mary Frances Spring age 21 of Billings were married by Justice of Peace John McNamara Monday. The ceremony took place in the judge's courtroom.
An 18 year old Nick Radick of Butte is missing since Friday. A letter written in Missoula and received Monday morning hints the youth planned to "beat it to Idaho" but his exact whereabouts are unknown. His father Nick Radick reports no quarrel and asks authorities to help locate him.
County Commissioner Tim Kearney reports summer road work underway in Silver Bow County. Two grading crews are active, with culverts being installed and guard rails replaced to improve rural and suburban routes, including Melrose Divide road and Floral Park area.
A mailed cactus labeled for Indianapolis was deemed unmailable and left at the Butte office. Postmaster Richard Brimacombe and staff described the shriveled plant as unmailable and wondered how long to hold it before disposal. The cactus may belong to a local owner who can claim it at the Butte office.
George O'Malley of the Standard editorial staff will speak at the Kiwanis luncheon in the New Finten hotel on Old-Time Newspaper Men of Butte. He will share stories from his nineties career and memories of early local journalists.
The annual fuel report to the Butte school board shows Webster school’s automatic stoker reduces costs. For 1925-26 coal use dropped to 138,906 tons with total district fuel costs at 22,384.63, down from 24,000.32 in 1924-25 despite higher corn prices.
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