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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1924

Page

12

Butte Butchers Escape Penalty In License Case

Butte butchers charged with violating the estate license law were found not guilty by a jury in Justice Ornsby s court. J F Emigh represented the state. Four defendants Stecker McDermot Norris and Thomas claimed they knew nothing of the license and obtained licenses after learning of the requirement. The county attorney said actions will be dismissed for those already licensed. others must stand trial. A separate case against John Doe Holland was dismissed for not selling meat and Axel Nystrand for poultry farming. A warrant was issued for Joe Prigley in a divorce action for failing to provide for his child.

John Doe Holland Axel Nystrand Joe Prigley Justice Court

Ed Redmond Registered in Acoma While in Butte

Ed Redmond of Sheridan is registered at the Acoma while in Butte on a short business trip.

Ed Redmond Sheridan The Acoma Butte

Verdicts and continuances stream through court docket

A jury in Judge Carrolls court returned a verdict for the Fidelity and Guaranty company against M D OConnell. Irene Miles won a divorce from R L Miles before Judge Jackson. Several venue changes, continuances, and dismissals were scheduled in cases against Sheriff Gallagher, Car Wedauf, R S Taylor, and others. Contested criminal cases including Norman Clark assault and Clifton Dorris shooting moved to May dates.

Irene Miles R. L. Miles Jackson Carroll Edith M. Girolani Gallagher Deer Lodge County R. 8. Taylor Car Wedauf R. M. McGrew F. Haviland Addie Molignoni John Molignoni Mike Sullivan John Barton Payne Railways Lynch Norman Clark Clifton Dorris

Mrs. Carney Dies of Cardiac Paralysis Inquest

Coroner John P. Murphy presided over an inquest into the death of Mrs. Kate Carney. The jury ruled that her death was caused by cardiac paralysis after hearing doctors and testimony. Patrick Carney, her husband, said she appeared healthy prior to going uptown.

Death Notice Fragments Indicate Sudden Passing

A fragment notes that the death occurred on the day referenced and that there was no prior complaint of illness for a long period before that date. It preserves minimal details while signaling a sudden, unexplained passing.

Gets Good Price for 1924 Wool Crop

Montana sheep growers expect a strong year after a contract for the 1924 wool clip at 42 cents a pound. LeRoy Arnott of the Big Hole Basin, in Butte, reports selling his 1924 clip to an eastern firm for 42 cents. The entire crop will be clipped next month. Arnott runs 5,000 sheep.

Montana LeRoy Arnott Big Hole Butte Arnott

Spring Stampede at the Silver Bow Club

The Silver Bow club hosts its annual Spring Stampede and stag smoker this Saturday evening. Members may bring a guest. The program features mirth minstrelsy and mummery by amateur and professional performers. Joe Keanu serves dinner as maître de cuisine.

Silver Bow Club

Garden groups to beautify Butte tourist park this summer

The Rocky Mountain Garden club Ro tana club and Kiwanis join to plant hundreds of poppies petunias and sweet peas plus add shrubbery at the Butte tourist park. A Kiwanis tree fund is raised and a program on public work is presented at a Kiwanis luncheon.

Butte Rocky Mountain Garden Club Rotana Club Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Hotel Finlen Garden Club Kiwanians W. S. Higgins Higgins T. A. Carney C. H. Smith A. P. Stephenson

Airplanes May Ship Ore From Inaccessible Mines

Aircraft could move ore from mines hidden by terrain enabling extraction of minerals previously unreachable. Proponents cite reduced overland travel time and access to remote deposits, while critics question costs and environmental impact.

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