Celebration Program in Deer Lodge for Fourth of July
A Deer Lodge meeting reports the city’s preparations for the July 4 celebration are progressing well with floats from local organizations. The day begins with a parade at 10 o'clock from Central School, ending at the courthouse for an address by Sidney Sanner. A patriotic pageant, flag dedication, various street sports, and a thrift-stamp funded bridge project are planned, with proceeds to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Sanner
Ju Uce
State Supreme Court
Willis J. Ray
P. Wilson
Main Street
Milwaukee
Missouri
City Pavilion
Royal Arch Masons Feast At Deer Lodge
Vatley chapter No 4 R A M conferred the Royal Arch degree with the largest attendance in the lodge's history. Mr C Smith grand high priest of the state offered congratulations. Ladies served dinner at 100 Masons, food supervised under County Food Administrator CL Benton. Attending from Ananda were W M An Abbott MacIntyre Thomas Mitchell W E Elford S G Ty AM Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Vatley
C. Smith
Royal Arch Masons
CL. Benton
Royal Arch
Anaanda
W. M.A .N. Abwott MacIntyre
W Thomas Mitchell
Ww. E. Elford
G. ‘Ty AM. FB
Gore
Cadle sues over alleged kidnapping in South Dakota
Mitchell South Dakota June Cadle superintendent ofNv lan Teague nizers of South Kota filed a federal case in Sioux Falls against Capt. C. C. Brown of the Bell Fourche home guards and others seeking 50000 damages. Cadle, a Spanish American War veteran, says he was forcibly kidnapped in Bell Fourche and carried to Sturgis where he was released by the state attorney. He has two sons in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damag
Mitchell
June Cadle
Nvlan Teague Nizers
South Kota
Federal District’ Court
Sioux Falls
C. C. “Brown
Bell Fourche
Sturgis
Cadle
France
Wrecked Ford Car Theft Involving Soldier On Tuesday
A local man, Murphy, reported a Ford car stolen by Private La Pratt of the Fourteenth Infantry while he drove in front of a garage near 10 pm Tuesday. The car was later found abandoned. Pratt surrendered after a late night chase, with another vehicle crash involving Max Fulford and James near Sherman Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Murphy
la Pratt
Fourteenth Infantry
Mer. Murphy
Joseph
Jake Bn
Mr Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Bath
Gregson
Kitther
Murphy
Mally
Forum St
Aine
Lan Pratt
Hutte
Lone Eh
Pratt
Oldier
Hlackle
Annconda
Max Fulford
South Dakota
James
Sherman’ Avent State
Tayard St Park
Neith
Fulford
Secomngs Honner
Remembered by fellow workmen watch gift to departing employee
Frank Noftich, bound for Camp Lewis this evening, was surprised at his home last night when fellow smelter workers from the afternoon shift presented him with a military wrist watch. Foreman Joseph Kovacich pinned the watch on Noftich with a note to check it as he enters Berlin to time his return, marking the moment when the Stars and Stripes replace the Prussian double eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Noftich
Camp Lewis
Eust
Pon Hint
Joseph Kovacich
Mider
Mtr
Hiade
Berlin
Red Cross Ladies Escort Recruit Event Announcement
All Tea Cross workers are asked to assemble at the workrooms for a 3 43 clock march to the court. From this place the recruits will entrain this evening to Camp Lewis. Ladies must appear in uniform wearing white veils or be formed into a guard and carry the Red Cross flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea Cross
Contin
Kent
Eamp ‘Lewis
Act
Guard
Red ‘Cross
July Term Court Calendar Lists City and State Cases
James White, court clerk, completed the July term calendar covering criminal and civil trials in Anaconda. The civil calendar includes appeals involving City of Anaconda, individuals such as Klarich, Trhovich, Whitcraft, Meek, Scott, and businesses like Helena Adjustment Company, Daly Bank and Trust, and Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
City of Anaconda
George Wellcome
Anaconda
Wiliam McMonigal
Joe Tudig
A. J. Willits
A. McKay
J. A. Thompson
Pete Klarich
Mike Karenevich
Steve Trhovich
Mike Lero
Helena Adjustment Company
Daniel Whitcraft
Helena
Joe Markovich
Mordaunt
Woodmen of the World
J.B. Walker
National Tungsten and Sliver
Mary “Markovich
Yelich
W. Hough
Daly Bank and Trust
Nele Beckman
National Council Knights and Ladies of Security
Scott Meek
Sybil Scott
W. M." Montgomery
HL. J. Cunningham
John FE. Hoffman
Thomas FB. Jordan
E. Hoffman
Thomas Jordan
Veterans Gather For Patriotic Societies Meeting in Helena
Veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic United Spanish War Veterans and allied groups, including the Sons of Veterans and the Ladies Auxiliary, converge in Helena for a three day program. Mayor Dryburgh will greet attendees while Gen Charles Tutte lands to address ceremonies at the auditorium and executive sessions precede a Friday banquet and Saturday sightseeing. Local clubs escort delegates to registrations at the Commercial Club with rooms assigned and headquarters at the Placer hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morning
Idermy of the Republic
Montana
Helena
Grand Army
United Spanish” War
Sons of Veterans
We Relief Corp
Army of
the Republic
Charles. P. Monroe
Dominick Dougherty
A. J
Alster
Eho
Myrtle ‘Templeman
John Marchion
Grand Army of Days
John Dryburgh
Charles 8
Tutte
Sam
Iso
Grand ‘Commandery
Knights ‘Templars
Montana Sus
Ome
Placer Hotel
Tourists praise Anaconda roads on overland trip
J. H. Hulett and family, en route from Caldwell Washington to Michigan, stopped in Anaconda to visit friends. They travel in a small car and report the roads in Montana, especially near Anaconda, as the best they have encountered, with mud only in the Fourth of July canyon in Idaho. Mr. Hulett works for the United States Indian Affairs on the Caldwell reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hulett
Inolne
Caldwell
Wash
Michigan
Anaconda
Hulett
United States Department of Indian Atairs
Idaho
Montana
Railroaders Plan Gigantic Parade by Butte Anaconda Pacific
A recent Butte Anaconda Pacific railway meeting appointed officers and organizers for a planned mass parade. Delegates will march from Main to Locust streets on Commercial Avenue, pending labor rules, with William Perry in charge of flags and banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Emen
C.F. Murphy
Genral
Everett
Wiliam Perry
Frank Horr
Main
Locust
Commercial Avenue
William Perry
Telephone people push higher rates debate in Montana
The state public service commission will hear pro and con arguments on Mountain States Telephone Company rate hikes July 8. Proposed increases include toll 2 mills per mile, one party business 1 per month, two party 50 cents per month, one party residence 1 per month, and rural lines. Anaconda residents discussed protests at Rotary and thrift stamp support rose to 500 to 1000 dollars. The Anaconda Lose parade to Camp Lewis was planned with a courthouse start at 6:15 and Lt. McBurney spoke to club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Public Service Commission
Chambers of Commerce and Businessmen’s Associations of
Montana
Mountain’ States Telephone “Company
Anaconda
Nater
Rotary
Rae
Lab
Helena
Mesara
Winston, Coy and
Eggleston
Wellcome
Society of “Monta Pioneers
Messrs. Jackson and Coy
Joe
Jackson
James
Mr. Goodfriend
Camp Lewis
McBurney
Foursteenth Infantry
A. Rattling
Registrants Get Questionnaires for Military Service
Fragmentary text notes registrants receive questionnaires with penalties for failure. Mentions dates in June 75 and reference numbers. Readers are warned of possible loss of rights and consequences under military service rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemo Ten Mint
Etomartia
William Edge Rests in Simple City Funeral
William R Hedge laid to rest in a quiet service at the Revere Tutte rooms with close union workers in attendance. Hymns and prayers framed the brief ceremony as pallbearers named, public invitation extended, and notices given of allied talks by Dr Sligh and a Warm Springs speaker. Elks plan a patriotic parade sendoff for Camp Lewis, with Edward C Johnson and F H Clinton listed. Pacific International scores Aberdeen 6 Seattle 8 Vancouver 3 Portland 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edge
William R. Hedge
Revere
Tutte
W. G. Robinson
D. R. MacRae
C. J. Capps
Jean MacRae
Sligh
Seanland
Warm Springs
Rome
Red Cross
Elks
Lewis
Edward C. Johnson
Retary
F. H. Clinton
Committees Named to Receive Pledges for Enrolment
Committees are named to receive pledges at schoolhouses in Anaconda and nearby towns on Thursday and Friday. Members include Rev. Nelson and Prof. Brogan at Bryan. Mrs. Turtle, Mrs. Lynn, and others at St Peter's. Mrs. Gally and several Misses at y Atrs. Miss Russell and others at Prescott. Mrs. Di ara and Miss Tuchscherer at St. Pauls and P.M. Halloran. They will be at the schoolhouses 10 to 12 in the morning and 2 to 6 in the afternoon with no house-to-house canvassing. citizens are to call at the designated places. Also listed are scores from the Vorst League games: Vernon 1 Oakland 0. Salt Lake 2 Los Angeles 4. San Francisco 11 Sacramento 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Bryan School
N. J. W. Nelson
EP. Brogan
St. Peter's
Joseph Turtle
George Lynn
Joseph Balkovatsy
Atrs
W. E. Gally
F. Adams
Marie Conley
May Dwyer
Edna McCanna
May McHugh
Prescott
W. Jacks
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MacCallum’s
East Park Avenue
Frost & St. Jean. Grocers
Washington
Triumph
California
Valley
Texas
BBC
Sunkist
Anaconda News
Butte Flat
Redre SS Ladies Scort
Patriotig
Department of B., A. & P
Pacific International
Aberdeen
Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
Bluebird
Constance Talmadge
Selinickede
Ford
C. H. Branscombe
Ford Dealer
Vernon
Oakland
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sacramento
Garden Commission
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