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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1915

Page

11

Further litigation over Little Goldie mine heading to Virginia City

Twin Bridges June 27 further litigation faces owner AM Osternick over the Little Goldie mine in Goodrich gulch. An injunction barred shipping ores. Bosanatz seeks ore accounting since ownership. Case to be argued this week at Virginia City over the Belene ore claim.

Twin Bridges Little Goldie Goodrich Gulch George Bosanatz Osternick

Lewistown Town Picnic Honors University Band

Lewistown June 27 a town plate was given in honor of the Wisconsin university band students who played Friday night returning from Geraldine where they played yesterday. The open air picnic featured feasting, speech, and music as Lewistown people gathered to celebrate.

Lewistown Wisconsin University Band Geraldine

Park County Exhibit Head Eyes State Fair Honors

George E Matthews secretary of the Park County Chamber of Commerce reports strong enthusiasm for the 1915 state fair. He just returned from Helena to reserve space for Park County’s exhibit and arrange features. He predicts the exhibit will surpass past years with world prize quality and broad entertainment to follow. Also notes a society event in honor of Miss Adena’s engagement to Charles Wright with elaborate yellow and white decor, a 1 pm lunch and bridge games, prize won by Mrs J D Miles.

Livingston George E., Mathews Park County Mas Garnier Adena Charles Wright Mich J.D. Miles

Regulations Issued For Autos In Park

Livingston June 7 tentative regulations govern automobile entry into Yellowstone National Park for LMS season starting Aug 1 The plan requires passenger payments only for nonfree entries and tickets at guard posts with details on vehicle, driver, and capacity Fees scale by vehicle size and horses and farm traffic restrictions apply Speed limits 10 12 mph with penalties for violations and breakdowns Two notable local items cover a few funerals park developments and a divorce case in Lewistown plus notes on a cheese project and sightings of visitors and residents.

Livingston Yellowstone National Park LMS Department of the Interior Soldier Station

Belgrade Springhill Grange Ends Meeting with Banquet

Belgrade area notes report the Springhill Grange meeting closing in December with O W Smith and Lester Crouse named captains of rival Grange teams who pledged a post count banquet for the losers. Local agricultural updates highlight a strong Gallatin valley crop year with heavy fruit trees and early wheat growth. Guests include Matte Lyon of Chicago visiting W L Thomas and Mrs L E Gaskell, plus Mrs George J Heck and Mrs James Finlen and family visiting West Gallatin Canyon. A lecture by Moore of New Mexico is slated at the First Presbyterian church with proceeds aiding the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union.

Springhill Xopher O. W. Smith Lester “Crouse Grange Gallatin Valley Fi Gautin-Springhill Matte. Lyon Chicago W. L. Thomas L. E. Gaskell Ward California Tre. Thomas Miss Lyon George J. Heck C Fornie James Finlen Butte West Gallatin Canyon Moore New Mexico First Presbyterian Church Woman Christian ‘Temperance Union

Miss Adena Miles to Wed Detroit Attorney in July

Livingston June 27 The marriage of Miss Adena Josephine Miles daughter of Senator and Mrs A W Miles to Charles Wright Jr of Detroit Michigan will be held July 15 at the bride's home in the city The ceremony will be one of the season's notable social events attended by Falconer Oden Detroit and Mrs TE Mitchell matron of honor The bridegroom is a promising attorney of Detroit with Miss Helen Wright and other bridesmaids named The bride is noted for outdoors travel and has a cosmopolitan background including a voyage with Gen Nelson A Miles and other notables

Lewistown Florence Williams Challeg W., Williams Methodist Philipsburg Williams le Hughes Great Falls J.B. Leslie White Sulphur Springs Powell Black Great Pats Episcopal Church Elizabeth Horrigan Charles Horrigan Ottumwa Towaim Mr. Right Howard Raton Trev FW Cros Falconer O Bden Detroit TE. Mitchell Tutte Helen, Wright Mise Tey Hawk Hattie Creek Katherine Meilion Fondodu-tac Mise Miles

Deer Lodge News Highlights June Visit and Local Events

Deer Lodge daily roundup notes visits from Mis Gerth Perkins of Minneapolis and Maylen Miller of Salt Lake at local homes. Residents plan Fourth of July festivities with pavilion repairs and grounds improvements. Community notices include church ladies sewing gathering, travels to Spokane and Lewistown, and shifts in local employment and residence.

Deer Lodge Mise Gerth Perkins Minneapolis Maylen Miller Salt Lake William. Williams Aibes Donin Clarence Davey Detroit Deer Wes F Jett Sand Point Edaho A. Davie Charles E. Appling Butte Edward Scharnikow Gurnea Glacier National Park Kallapell The Christian Church Ity Park Arthur Wetch Bonita Ladies Aid Society

Boneman notes and family brief from Bozeman region

Bozeman notes report Dr and Mrs Smith move toward London with plans for a new home. Dustin M Smith of Bozeman connected by marriage to local families. Other regional updates include visits, travel, and social events, plus a note on a local paving project and a cultural society matter. A World India custom about fourth marriages is also mentioned in a brief anecdote.

Boneman Bozeman Smith Lawton London Dustin M. Smith Boxeman Dustin Smith SN. van Zand James Delines Relstol Pann TH Delaney Hogeman Yellowstone Hosenie Rees and Steed E. Parker Helena Bereman Bosh Crutohen Mcbennell Anaio Stepitenett Ame M. Rhoades Gann Vailee Commercial Clus

Roundup Commercial Club Elects Trustees and Sets Membership

Roundup Commercial club, at a recent meeting, completed its organization by adopting constitution and by laws, electing a seven member board of trustees with three officers. The club plans a social benevolent focus and anticipates 170 members with 402 shares yearly over three years at 10 dollars per share. Farmers show strong interest, and two trustees, Vice President Lindstrand and others, are noted ranchers.

Ndup Vhue Samuels Op Bert Ofram- Tration Pran Fom Ahares

Montana Club Defeated by Prison in Deer Lodge Game

Deer Lodge June 27 A good ball game was played today at the fair grounds between the Montana club of Butte and the state prison team of Deer Lodge. The score was 2 to 1 in favor of Deer Lodge. The winning pitcher struck out 18 and allowed five hits. Butte made four errors to one by Deer Lodge. Battery for Montana was Granon and Sanders. for Deer Lodge Silveston and Reynolds. Umpire Kemptering. Also notes visit by Mignon Miller and Augusta Evans with local mentions and a London pauperism trend reference.

Deer Lodge Montana Hutte Deer Lode Mast Butte Conley Granon Sanders Silveston Reynolds Kemmerting Minhien Miller Salt Lake Williams Augusta Evans Deer Lake John M. Evans Henry Missoula London

Old Frontiersman Richard Dunn Dies at Ranch Home

Richard Dunn, longtime grower and pioneer of the lower Boulder valley, died last night after months of debility at his ranch home. A Leavenworth native, Dunn helped establish a prominent valley ranch and stock operation after early years in Waterloo and Virginia City. He leaves a son George and a daughter Mary. funeral and burial planned for Tuesday at the valley Catholic cemetery.

Boulder Valley Hie Ranch Tutte D. M. Kelly Dunn Governs Leavenworth Kan Mr. Kelly Waterloo Town Richard Dunn Virginia City Guo Sir Dunn Mr Dunn George Mary Dunn Sears Valley

New York Journal Reports on Infant Care Facility

The New York area paper highlights a Journal of the American Medical Association article on a Farmingdale Tuberculosis Preventorium for Children. It notes capacity for over 189 children, expansion to care for under one year olds, and a four month average stay, plus hygiene and cleanliness practices. A separate note recalls a near-fire at a wood house and 120 forest fires in California last year.

New York American Medical Assation Farmingdale

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Ppara Stewart Alderson Geneal Poindexter J. Utley Arlene Los Angeles Utley Oscar Fenner A. Jones W. J. MacDume A. Knight John Buttle Lynn Comfort Mccartney Mountain FG. Pletcher J. W. Starr J. Tuttle Methodist Church Sire JH Smith Sheridan Wye Frank Pahl Jane Sevier Men J. Lane Livingston News Department of Interior Tina Adena Atties T Mitchell Frances Kyle Eugene Bunker Roseman J. D. Miles Dani Jel X N. Miley Ann Sacket Marion McVicker Jessica Alspaugh Katherine Sw Lewistown News Mi Park Ates Carly BRM Ayers C._W Tyler Grace Tyler Anderson ‘Ranch Sprite Creek Chamber of Commerce Belgrade News George Krumner J. Wagner Fairmont, Linn Henry ‘C. Scheytt Expositions Miss Miles Jover Pasadena Cal Stourt Vernon. Seminary Washington, D. C ArtCraft Institute of Chicago Nelson A.miles United States Army Dietrich Comter Mul Myrtle Martin John England Mra Davia Lindsley Divisi Tawkeworth Ier Homme Kee John Teeland Herbert Poll Thrasher Harvey Creek Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Deer Tonge H.wilahan Seattle Trenchr Lee Thorn Malden Wash Cairman Charles Davis Deer Levige Harry Hradford Tacoma Beardsley J. Ghinstey Miles City JF. Drake Witham Davis Hamilton News Martin Johnson Forest Ranger Sila Darien To. Wigeina Bozeman News India Fan Benedict Trinia STATE Commercial Club OF Roundup Montana Club den Comleys Van Remenen Jeutena de Warneford Wewenant Warneford Royal Naval Division
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