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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
9
Visitors flood Butte for Fourth celebration as concessions open tonight at Gala Way. Parade on Thursday promises a two mile route with 300 vehicles seven bands 100 mounted riders 1500 footmen 300 clowns and elephants heralding the big event led by Archie McTaggart and Bert Mayer.
City officials back a campaign to clean and beautify premises during carnival season to welcome thousands of visitors. The parade starts Thursday night July 2 at 8, with about 2,000 participants including 250 to 300 clowns and numerous local businesses listed as entries. Notable events include Montana City Rodeo at the Gardens with 560 mounted acts and riders, and performances by Marie Hall and Cowboy Martin, among others. Police will wear 10 gallon hats for the week as rehearsals move to the high school auditorium for space.
In Tuxtla Gutierrez Chiapas Mexico Provisional Governor Cesar Cordova announces a state legislature passage granting women equal political rights in estate affairs Chiapas becomes first Mexican state to grant woman suffrage following the bill's approval by the legislature.
Edith Brunton granted a divorce from F. K. Brunton with support and education provisions for two minor children as Judge Carroll presides. Margaret Cooper seeks divorce from George W. Cooper with no alimony, while Lydia Lindal sues Fred G. Lindal for cruelty with requests for alimony and child custody. Annie Basich sues Mike Basich on a note with foreclosure in Haskell.estate fee awarded to Walker and Walker for Charlies D. McClure estate. Louisa Treglown wins half value of property from Fred A. Tregrown. Meyer loses suit against J Bordeaux. probate petition filed for W D Gibson junior will. The hearing date for final application set for July 18. mining stock and claims at Silver Bow to be valued.
Butte Stationary Engineers' Union No. 83 will install officers on Wednesday evening July 1. Members elected to fill the offices for the next year are: President.
John Gilbert and J Charles Whiteley lead a list of officers for the Weat Colusa based group with Edward Sweeny Abe Winwood and others named as secretary treasurer and conductors. Delegates to the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council are listed among the attendees. After business a social session with lunch and cigars will follow.
L. Q. Skelton seeks discharge as guardian for Annie L. Emmons formerly Smith. Annie L. Emmons has married. Inventory of John W. Swain’s estate filed valuing at 8870 by appraisers M. J. Loughrin J. J. Brennan and Patrick J. Doherty. Robert Lee Mills charged with disturbing Blanche Hipparlet’s peace in justice court for a peace bond.
Sixteen motorists had been arrested for parking violations with many dismissed in city court yesterday. Several were warned of fines and possible revocation of driving permits on re-arrest. Names include Mrs. Fred Young Leslie Perkins Frank Fair and others. Exhibits of wallpaper to feature Birmingham exposition. Greece faces bread fears from prohibitive chemical restrictions.
Coroner's jury rules Esther Frances Curnow's death at Clark and Granite streets an unavoidable accident. Hugh Heron, driving a Dakota licensed car, did not speed. two children in street caused one to run back as he swerved to avoid the other. Heron remained at the scene. charges expected to be dismissed.
John butte and Nels Rahhen left yesterday for York to sail on the Baltic bound for Norway. They expect to be away for months visiting England and then returning home.
A lecture is set for this evening at eight oclock in English at Emanu El Church corner of Silver Street by Reverend Edlund of Marshfield Oregon.
Fragmentary text notes Henry Wing without a row and Janie described as fine being caveated by Fred Pilling. Details are unclear and no formal events or dates are provided.
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