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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1920
Page
8
In the suburbs of Butte Seauorvile Centerville Walkerville and the south Side social and personal items such as club and church meetings dances births visitors will be used if Suburban Notes care of the Standard Butte and if not received not later than Thursday night.
Aunt Trelli returns from Chicago while James Bertoglio visits from Twin Bridges and will move with family to Meadowville. Karee mentions new homes for Kaunders, Costa and Wedlake wedding to Cecile Young stands out along Main Street. Community updates include illness, moves to Leatherwood and Seattle, a Boston visit for Mrs Purcell, a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Davis, and club gatherings at Alda Tennets and Mrs Bennet.
Centerville reports Mrs. Barker travels to San Diego for winter, several residents cited with illnesses or visits, and society notes. Initiation dates for the Martha Rebekah lodge, Robert Emmet society birthday observance, Boy Scouts activity, and various social gatherings populate the local scene. Also listed are births, family visits, and frequent mentions of addresses along North Main East La Platte and centers.
Reports from multiple sections indicate a good winter wheat crop is in sight with vigorous healthy plants. Farmers note increased acreage compared to last year and anticipate strong yields as spring approaches. A separate line mentions a large contingent of around two thousand women at the University of Warsaw studying law and medicine.
W Drake of Pony visited the south side Mond C D Earhart. Mrs Charles Foster and son Charles t to leave for San Francisco. While here Mrs Foster has been host to many social affairs, they are guests of Mrs Louise Kipp. Mr and Mrs W F Stefaner are parents of a son born Feb 28. Details of gatherings and local visits fill the page with names and places across Missoula.
The article logs numerous neighborhood gatherings on Saturday afternoon including Mrs Howard Cooney hosting a sixth birthday for Margaret with games and tea, Mrs William Weast hosting a card party, and Mrs B Springer visiting relatives in Portland. It notes introductions to community choirmaster appointments and several residents entertaining guests with dancing, cards, and meals.
Walkerville records show births at several homes including Mr. and Mrs. M A Maudner welcoming a son on February 2. Mrs. Paul and baby fare well, while Mrs. Cloke and others are ill at home. The Boy Scouts of St. Lawrence’s enjoyed swimming and gym at Knights hall, with John McCarthy winning top marks.
Margaret Shannon Theodore Low ret Cronin Mary Cronin and others figure in Walkerville card club reports. William Rundle hosts a Tuesday whist session with a luncheon for about 15 ladies, while Miss May Fitzgerald and Mrs. Richard Thomas suffer illnesses. The Walkerville Card club gathers again at West Daly Street with dancing, music, and a late lunch. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Scott and Miss Hazel Castle, attend. Other society items mention resignations at Walkerville Coal and recoveries from illnesses, with reflections on local households and ongoing social visits.
Word came in Butte yesterday of Ben H. Rice of Spokane being named field secretary for the National Party’s interstate highway program, succeeding Fred Adams who resigned. Rice plans to take office soon and establish headquarters in Spokane, with a trip along the highway from Craterine to Chilings, and will oversee publicity and information efforts for the association.
Butte reporter Leo is noted to have traveled in Mexico amid ongoing city coverage. The social note mentions his travels and returns, highlighting a light outside assignment with colleagues sending greetings.
Weekly masses are scheduled across Butte churches with multiple anniversaries and special intentions. Promoters of the Propagation of the Faith met, parish committees reported success on Irish bond drives, and church groups prepare performances, devotions, and social events for upcoming Sundays and Lent.
Immaculate Conception lists weekday masses for John Harrington John Sullivan John McGuirk and Dr J Tremblay plus a seventh anniversary. St Ann's notes requiem masses for Mrs John McGarry and Mr and Mrs John Daltor and the funeral of Thomas Flannigan. Parish mourns Mrs McGarry and notes parish social events and a Peter’s Pence appeal. Bishop Carroll to Rome with Helena donors slated. pamphlet to honor Benedict. Central High hostsMgr Day talk on the Church as turning point in world history.
A naughty Barn Owl named Barney barn becomes a stray, disobeys his mamma, and is caught in a wire cage by a sneaky boy who accuses him of stealing. The sun shines, Barney cries, and the story ends with a lesson about listening.
David and Squeedee rescue Barney Barn Owl from a trap set by a thief. Barney explains he guards the corn crib from mice and rats, and is made chief of police with the barn as his headquarters. Barney vows to obey his mother.
Taxpayers and voters of the Seventh ward will meet at the Englewood cafe on Harrison avenues at 8 oclock to discuss proposed improvements and to consider alderman candidates for the coming election in that ward.
At a regular Butte Aerie meeting, Waulen to Right elects candidates for admission to membership amid rapid growth this winter. The event follows a lecture by Mer Day, translated from French, with an introduction by Bishop Carroll, inspiring more historical study at Central High.
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