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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

7

Butte Current Notes From The Community

Butte notices detail visits and travel of residents to and from nearby towns. Several residents including Miss Clara Mack, Mrs. Kate in Silver Bow Park, and Mr. and Mrs. D Young depart for homes in St Paul, Sheridan, and Michigan, with many staying briefly in Butte. Community happenings cover arrivals, hosting guests, church and club events, and preparations for sewer improvements and an improvement district.

Orton Bros Stein-Bloch Tonkin’s Steynolde Boulder Lisa Wahltam Lind South Butte Carl Kruecee P Herman Mac Grondway Arizona Shonen Fitzgerald Smiseoula Anna Aaye Tutte Hobart Waterloo Butte Mise Ethel Lamont Mise Claraville M Nine Kate Silver Bow Park Lucy Smith Rittan Atrect Crt Meagher Bathgate Rome Reynolds William Vicary Daly William Cashill Michigan Mal William Todd Hauser Mra Flerman Pagenkomt Gaylord Anna Green Sheridan Myrtle Willams North Main Street P.O. News Margaret Luellen Tatema Esther Downes California Avenue Roy H. Barry South Side Charen Ebuth Anaconna George Parrott Jake Pincus Winona Minn New York Iss Frances Jones Philadelphia Clark West Granite Street Thornton Hotel

Giant elk statue dominates Broadway Main street scene

A 62 foot elk statue nears completion on Broadway and Main, with lodge members debating moving it to Big Butte and lighting it nightly for four hours. Workers lower antlers and finish the head, aiming for a spectacle visible to trains and roads entering the city.

Broadway Main Street Mig Butte Power Company Nornh Big Butte United States

Newlyweds Fill Crowded Hotels in Busy Week

A small town scene shows numerous newlyweds crowding local hotels. An observer notes the steady stream of couples as a funeral director and embalmer is listed at 125 East Wark Street.

Newlyweds Flock To Butte For Carnival Week

The article notes couples from all over the state attending a carnival in Butte with many staying there. Hotel accommodations are limited due to ahead reservations, while the front page mentions a couple's ceremony that occurred yesterday amid the crowd.

Richard Askew Funeral Arrangements at Richards Parlors

The funeral arrangements for Richard Askew are announced. Details will appear in the papers. the remains are at Richards Parlors.

Askew Richard Askew Artin Richards Puneral

Rough Auto Trip From Spokane to Butte

Mrs. SF Orr and her daughter Mee RN MacLeod, formerly of Butte now in Spokane, arrived in Butte after a nine day Ford journey. They faced mud up to wheel hubs, storms at Kootenai delaying travel, and high water at Clark's Fork preventing crossing. The machine was shipped seven miles by train to Cabinet and the travelers camped along the way, reaching Butte without a tire puncture. They left Spokane on Monday June 19.

Butte Briefs Showcasers Travel and Visits

Mike Collins formerly of Walker and Mullan Idaho, visited Butte yesterday. Mrs James P Lang of Kalispell spent a few days with friends in South Butte. F A Tuchscherer, a University of Wisconsin junior, was in Butte yesterday with Joe Brennan en route to Anaconda to visit his uncle.

Mike Collins Walkern Mullan Idaho James P. Lang Kalispell South Butte F. A. Tuchscherer University of Wisconsin Fay Butte Joe Brennan Anaconda

Candidate voyage details amid party discussions

A fragmented report from New York cites local publicans noting a candidate’s travel to Oregon and California as part of a campaign push. The text implies hesitation about a public comment and hints at a conditional trip depending on campaign approval.

Tutte Mon Fehen Oregon Calife New York Ree Nsitiake

Wilson a Winner says Dr McCarthy backing Wilson

Dr P H McCarthy declares Wilson a winner on return from the democratic convention. He states Hughes supporters are weakening and American First will guide the campaign. McCarthy argues the opponents rely on the Mexican issue, while the president shows patience but readiness to act if needed.

Wilson P. H. McCarthy Democratic Hughes Ie Marty America Democratic Party Paign

Spanish War Veterans to Parade in Fourth of July

Ed Morrissey, commander of a Henry Voranton camp, invites all local Spanish War Veterans to march in the Fourth of July parade next Tuesday. The group will lead the Spanish War Veterans division with color bearers John Burkland and Lane. They will assemble at camp headquarters on Alaska street and proceed to the marshal designated route, wearing veteran emblems as flags are provided.

Ed Morrissey Henry Voranton United Spanish War Veterans John Burkland United Spanish War Army Alaska Street Dutton

Butte Estate Transfers and Property Trades Summary

Property records show transfers in Butte including lot exchanges and parcels in Blues addition and Northern Pacific addition. Transactions involve Smith Investment to J J Fason for lots 1 and 3, block unspecified, plus Montana Realty to Julia Tong Htayien for mine and lode claims, and several other transfers including John P. Tate and Augustine Grunert, with small cash considerations noted.

Butte Smith Investment Company J. J. Fason Hark Montana Realty Company Julia Tong Htayien Minec Robert Alten Iz Blosher Semoure J. du Pont de

Anti Labor Ads Stir Debate At Convention

Urging legislation to promote labor advertising by mail in dry territories and opposing unions allying with political parties were argued at the annual Anti Labor League of America convention in session. Speakers, including P A Taker of Ohio, urged caution about union political ties. A separate item from Muskogee Oklahoma notes Tadley, previously acquitted in Beaumont Texas murder, was sentenced to ten years for jail breaking in insanity claim.

Teague Anti- Eilon, League of America P. A. Taker Ohio League Muskogee Okio Ida Tadley Sheri Jake Gitex Beaumont Texas

Co operative sugar mill planned by Hawaiian planters

New York Herald reports Tinwatian sugar planters organize a cooperative sugar mill and plantation the first of its kind in the lands near Laupahoehoe About 100 teachers join this county enterprise no stock will be issued under the 1918 authorized association law this marks the first business started under the act The Egyptian vulture scavenger noted as a land Pharaoh reference.

New York Herald Tinwatian Laupahoehoe

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