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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1925

Page

5

Butte Visitors Check In for Business and Pleasure

A parade of travelers and residents are listed in Butte, with George Ditty from Dillon, Helena visitors at Thornton and New Finlen, Missoula guests at Acoma, and others from Anaconda, Roundup, Billings, Havre, and Salt Lake staying at the Arizona, Acoma, New Finlen, Thornton, or the P. O. News Stand notices.

Orton Bros George Ditty Dillon Butte S&s Wm. Hocking George B. Conway Helena Thornton G. A. Pullett Anaconda Arizona J.C. Jernberg Great Falls F. J. Terrill New Finlen Fr. M. Wall Will A. Kistler Missoula Acoma C. Montreal J. M. Evans William I. Edgington Billings P. O Euelah Barrett Ronnnie Barrett White Sulphur Springs M. Berman 8. Berman Havre Fred Munger Lewistown Rose E. Jackson Salt Lake L. J. Goodman Harry Tetchem New Finten W. H. Wilson Thomas MclIntyre Lansing Mich D. A. Montray Frances Corbin Clarabel Corbin New Finien Ruth Burke Irene Francis

Special notice on delayed delivery and visitor notices

A special notice warns carriers failing to deliver the Standard by 7 30. Missoula visitors Paul D Wilcox and Jeanette Taylor are in town from Butte and Boulder respectively with others noted as Montana visitors at the Arizona. Several arrivals and house registrations are listed with origins including Deer Lodge Kalispell Miles City Philipsburg and Great Falls.

Butte Anaconda Paul D. Wilcox Missoula Jeanette Taylor Boulder Arizona R. Nelson Deer Lodge Acoma F. Monroe Kalispell W. Y. Elliot C. Blackburn Miles City BE. Willis Philipsburg Montana H. C. Ellsworth Great Falla

Woman Injured by Driverless Car on West Copper Street

Mrs. John J. Kelly was struck while guiding her child from a runaway auto owned by Mrs. Claude Thornton. The car surged through rails and embankments, smashing the courthouse wall before stopping near the county jail. Kelly received a deep leg gash at Murray hospital and was sent home after treatment.

John J. Kelly West Copper Street Claude Thornton Kelly Montana Street Pat Lee Murray Hospital H. H. James

WIFE ROES DECREE CLAIMS DESERTION IN SPLIT

Lillian C. Hayne sues for divorce from George W. Hayne in Silver Bow alleging desertion just before Christmas 1923 and asks restoration of her name to Lillian C. Watson. A separate entry notes a decree granted to Barbara Olson against Martin A. Olson.

Lillian C. Hayne Silver Bow County George W. Hayne Spokane Lillian C. Watson Bourquin Barbara Olson Martin A. Olson Barbara Barrie M. Genzberger Charles J. Andrieux Charlies F. Staples Lynch John Alexander Donald Campbell Bolette Johnson Andrew M. Johnson Bridget Byrne Thomas Byrne John J. Lynch Catherine D. Lynch Thomas R. Enright Katherine Enright Black Rock McKay E. S. Slemons George Galorgni Tzaroz

Heavy Jolt for Reckless Driving in Local Court

Percy Kaden received a 150 dollar fine and 30 days in jail on a drunken driving charge but the jail term was suspended due to dependents. Joe Goord and Howard McKenzie faced arraignment issues over imprudent driving after being found asleep in a parked car. Bill Makarenko paid 25 dollars for a disturbance from three weeks earlier, reconciling with Bud Mirich.

Percy Kaden Dan F. Shea Baden Joe Goord Howard McKenzie Bill Makarenko Bud Mirich

Consolidation Election Registration Falls From 1924 Levels

Clerk William Molloy said registrations for the city county consolidation election on August 5 total about 00. about 20 400 eligible voters remain on the books, down from 25 000 last year. He cites roughly 5 000 names scratched since the November general election for not voting.

William Molloy Molloy

Narcotic Suspect Sent to Veterans' Hospital

George Walker, wounded Second division veteran, freed from narcotics charges in Judge Lynch's court to seek admission to a veterans hospital at Sheridan. The possession charge had been pending. Walker had pleaded not guilty when arrested with cocaine. Deputy County Attorney O Connell moved to dismiss after a nurse planned to accompany him to Sheridan.

George Walker Jeremiah J. Lynch Veterans’ Hospital Sheridan Wye Walker Rodgers T. F. O'Connell Butte

Butte Tax Committee to Meet Friday Evening

The city council tax committee of Butte will hold a meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the council chamber according to City Clerk Harrington's announcement yesterday.

City Council of Butte Council Chamber Harrington

Japan and Formosa Buy Major Share of Chinese Egg Exports

The report notes that Japan and Formosa together purchase about 75 percent of eggs exported from China, highlighting shifting trade patterns and regional demand dynamics.

Japan Formosa China

Auto Dealers Urged to Practice Honest Dealings in Butte

William Burroughs of the National Automobile Dealers Association addressed 20 Butte dealers at the Silver Bow club luncheon. He reviewed transportation history, noted 26 years of automotive growth, and cited 1.5 thousand manufacturers with 595 nationally prominent brands. He said only 10 percent of makes survive and praised price reductions amid rising markets.

William Burroughs National Automobile Dealer's Association Butte Automobile Dealers Silver Bow Club Burroughs R. Burroughs

Texas Size Quip Sparks Tourist Park Debate

A lively game at the Tourist park drew visitors from New York, Los Angeles, Montana and more while a Texas traveler quipped that Texas would span America if moved. Tourists praise Denver's park as the West's largest, 600 acres with free amenities and 500 cars nightly, financed by concession rents.

New York Los Angeles Montana Texas Chicago Maine Washington America Canada Beaumont Pacific Ocean Denver Col

Butte Birth Announcements From Vital Statistics

The bureau of vital statistics in Butte reports a girl born to Mr and Mrs N Brogan at Napton apartments on June 21 and a boy born to Mr and Mrs Carl FB Wales of Helmvill e on June 18.

Butte Bureau of Vital Statistics of N. Brogan Napton Apartments Carl FB. Wales Helmville

Local Grocery Ad Highlights Bargains on Staples

Advert shows Pure Cane Sugar 10 pounds for 25 cents and 56 pounds for 56 cents, Carnation or Begos milk large cans, Van Camp's Pork and Beans No 1 six for 56 cents, veal loaf five ounce cans, sardines in mustard, Seafoam washing powder two packages for a dollar, Crystal White soap 21 bars, and Be Creme Oil bars at 15 for one dollar.

van Camp

Aged Lady Die From Auto Crash Near Butte

Mrs. Mary Girard of 409 East First Street died from shock and internal injuries after the automobile she rode in with relatives turned over on Nine Mile road south of Butte. Five passengers were hurled out. others survived with minor injuries. Surviving family includes husband John and sons George Fred Philip, with daughters and Canadian relatives. Funeral arrangements set with St. Joseph's church and Holy Cross cemetery.

Nine Mile Road Butte Mary Girard East First Street A. C. McCracken California Girard Canada Gosselin & Harkina St. Joseph's Church Holy Cross Cemetery

Ironside to Appear on Program at Gardens

Freddie Ironside, a well known entertainer from Butterple, will perform at the Gardens Friday under manager Mr Forsythe of Columbia Gardens. His clear speech and natural delivery have won him fame on the Orpheum circuit and he will bring new routines from recent west coast engagements.

Freddie Ironside Butterple Orpheum Forsythe Columbia Gardens Ironside

Painting Still On Exhibition Here at Leys Jewelers

The Romance of Solid Silver an original painting by a famous artist will be on exhibit for a few days longer in the windows of Leys Jewelers on North Main Street. It shows a group of ancient royal Egyptians inspecting silver wares and has been displayed in major cities nationwide.

Leys North Main Street

Death of 9 month old Evelyn McDonald

Evelyn McDonald daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McDonald of 56 West Center Street died at home after a brief illness. Survived by parents and four sisters Virginia. Body at Sherman & Reed funeral home awaiting transfer to Spokane Washington for interment.

R. J. McDonald West Center Street Evelyn Virginia Sherman & Reed Funeral Home Spokane Wash

Paris Chamber Battle Over Moroccan Policy

Premier Painleve won a confidence vote 510 to 36 in the Paris chamber for his Moroccan policy and orders to prosecute the war in the Rif. A violent scuffle erupted as nationalist forces and Doriot led clashes, with Pleot striking Doriot in the melee and the session suspended amid apologies.

Associated Press Paria Painleve Chamber Socialinte Doriot Wdeoriot Pleot Prince

Haskins elected grand commander at Montana Knights Templars conclave

Frank W. Haskins of Butte wins the top post at the thirty-eighth annual Knights Templars conclave in Great Falls. James M. Burlingame retires as grand commander and becomes past commander while leaders from Helena Dillon and Billings are named for key posts. The session closes with a musical program by the Great Falls Symphony and church performances.

Great Falas Frank W. Haskins Butte Montana Knights Templars Masonic Temple James M. Burlingame Great Parls John G. Brown Hélena Charles W. Dng Billings Whitworth Deer Lodge Rand Harry Craddock Missouri Joseph Monroe Dillon Cornelius Hedges Jr Helena J. Hindson Chateau York Rite Great Falls Methodist Church

Bryan Lectures Delivered 5000 Talks Amid Box Office Buzz

The Detroit Free Press notes Willam Jennings Bryan has delivered 5,000 lectures and remarks on the box office impact, suggesting supporters gave him gifts.

Willam Jennings Bryan Detroit Free Press

Movement Drives Reforms Against flogging at Mall

A local movement pushes to abolish flogging practices in the mall area. Activists urge authorities to implement humane penalties and restore order through nonviolent measures.

Also Mentioned on This Page

East Broadway McCarthy’s Benson” Fee North Main St Leys Jeweler and Optometrist Jany Schilling Butte Notes E. C. Luebben Ethel Jean Davie M. R. Stone of Twin Bridges United States Roes National Dealers’ Association T. Tomich & Co Weet Park Aeville Ering Odin Pitre Marguerite DE Vine & CO Paramount Nazimova Paris Crook Pican Batte Fight Enlivens Paris Chamber Morocco Knight Templars Elect Butte Mas
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