Cupid’s spring rush as Anaconda issues marriage licenses
Anaconda clerk reports 13 marriage intentions in April versus 8 in March signaling spring growth. Three divorces filed for desertion. Ages range 18 to 55 for grooms and 16 to 26 for brides with several intercity matches including residents of Butte Billings Missoula Pocatello and Gold Creek and Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Butte
Billings
Missoula
Pocatello
Wyoming
Gold Creek
Slosson Enters Race for County Assessor Nomination
SLOSSON OUT FOR ASSESSOR OFFICE. SLOSSON OUT FOR ASSESSOR OFFICE. S. H. Slosson of 208 West Fourth street signified his intent to enter the Republican primary for county assessor. He filed no binding declaration and was the lone entrant yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Slosson
West
Fourth Street
Slosson
Quarantine Steps on Local Homes Over Scarlet Fever
The home of Guy G. Crooks at 412 Pine Street was quarantined yesterday for scarlet fever. A scarlet fever quarantine was lifted from M. C. Hornbeck’s home at 510 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy G. Crooks
Pine Street
M. C. Hornbeck
Spruce Street
Doan's Pills Marketed For Kidney Support
Feel miserable this spring and think kidneys are sluggish. Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, claim to increase kidney secretion and aid elimination of waste. Endorsements claim wide use with a testimonial from Mrs. H. Decker of S Lewis town Montana describing relief after three boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Dog shot as youth’s dog faces alleged attack
Police killed a shepherd dog after an alleged attack on Pete Turrecori at 1113 East Third Street. Bud Geary, 15, of 215 Ash Street, watched tearfully as the dog was led to its death beside Turrecori at City Hall after the incident dated April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Turrecori
East Third Street
Bud Geary
Ash Street
Turrecori
State Teacher Exams Set For This Week At County Courthouse
First and second grade certificate tests run Thursday through Saturday at the county courthouse. Miss Ruth Reardon supervises, with questions supplied by the state board of education. Tests start daily at 8 a.m. schedule covers history civics grammar methods spelling arithmetic geography reading agriculture hygiene and school management co literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reardon
State Board of Education
Charge Against Johnson Dismissed By Magistrate
A speeding charge against Carl Johnson by Traffic Officer Percin was dismissed after a police court hearing. Percin testified Johnson exceeded the limit entering the city on East Park avenue and forced him off the road near the old brewery. Johnson said he crowded the officer off the pavement to avoid colliding with an unidentified car in the same direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnson
Percin
Johnson
East Park Avenue
Husband files desertion charge and seeks divorce
Stanley Hansen sues his wife Bessie Hansen in district court alleging desertion since June 1926. The couple married in February 1926 and have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hansen
Bessie Hansen
Mr. Hansen
Funeral services held for Carmel Dira infant son
The funeral of Carmel Dira infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Dira was held from the family home at 713 West Commercial avenue at 2 15 yesterday afternoon. Services followed at St Paul's church at 2 30 with Rev Father Schulte officiating. Flowers covered the casket and interment was in Mount Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel Dira
Charles Dira
West Commercial Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Father Schulte
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ex service men meet in Helena. city visits noted
William J. Webb left for Helena to attend a state meeting of ex service men from all United States wars. B. B. Thayer and J. R. Hobbins were in town as business visitors. A St Jean Baptiste society whist and pinochle party is set for Monday May 7 at the T O O F hall with gifts, refreshments, dancing, cards at 8 and Syncopators orchestra. admission 25 cents. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Webb
Helena
United States
St.Jean Baptiste Society
T. O. O. F. Hall
Tillan Bureau Grade School Meet Attracts Entries
Entrants in the county grade school meet in Tillan Bureau total 81 with more expected. The high school sponsors the events with declamation and oral spelling Friday afternoon, operetta Friday night, and scholarship contests Saturday morning. The track events follow at 1 30 on Saturday afternoon.
Royal Neighbors to Convene Here in June District Convention Planned
Dillon May 1 The Dillon Royal Neighbors lodge outlines plans to host more than 200 visitors for the district convention in June. The local committee says every lodge in the district will send large delegations. A May 10 event at Dillmont park will raise funds for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Royal Neighbors’ Lodge
Royal Neighbors
Dillmont Park
Dillon Tourist Camp Prepares for Spring Use
Dillon May 1 The Dillon tourist camp has completed its spring cleaning under custodian H H Soper and is ready to welcome many travelers this year. Motorist parties have already made overnight stops at the camp, one of the state s best equipped sites. Sponsored by the Dillon Rotary club the camp lies two blocks from Dillon s main business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
H. H. Soper
Dillon Rotary Club
Dillon News Notes and Local Visits
Dillon May 1 reports Mrs John Peters on travels to Almholt Sweden with two children. J A Millicam of Wisdom on a Dillon business mission. Frank Esterwald Grant teacher in Dillon this week. Miss Lascille Kelly heads to Butte for two months with parents. D A Galt attends to business in Butte. Frank P Tait Melrose visits. George Pyle Grasshopper valley rancher in Dillon. Peter Peterson visits from Sheep Creek basin. Mr and Mrs Ed Allen now in Dillon. Allen formerly worked in Sen Frank Hazelbaker's office. Morton Elliott leaves for Whitefish to open studio. joined by Mrs Elliott and three children in Butte, visiting Belgrade relatives. Rev Father Clifford Lima visits Dillon. High school Normal track meet postponed possibly to tomorrow afternoon. Mrs R L Best arrives from Riverside Cal to visit at Mrs Corliss Fairchild's home. home is in Bismarck ND. Sam Stanbury Bozeman visits for business earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
John Peterson
Almhalt
Sweden
J. A. Millicam
Wisdom
Frank Esterwald
Grant
Lascille Kelly
Butte
D. A. Galt
Frank P. Tait
Melrose
George Pyle
Grasshopper Valley
Peter Peterson
Sheep Creek Basin
Ed Allen
Mr. Allen
Frank Hazelbaker
Morton Elliott
Whitefish
Elliott
Belgrade
Clifford
Lima
R. L. Best
Riverside
Cal
Corliss Fairchild
Bismarck
N. D
Sam Stanbury
Bozeman
Washington sheriff seeks extradition of Nay in burglary case
Sheriff W A Hamm of Montesano Washington says he will seek extradition of William C Nay alias William Clifford held on a felony charge. Nay is a material witness in a burglary case against Sylvester Sullivan and may be brought to Washington if extradition succeeds. Nay is alleged to have seen Sullivan and Clarence Heaty leaving a doctor’s office on Main Street March 26. Police traced Nay to a Montesano mortgage property disposal charge after he was arrested in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hamm
Montesano
Wash
William C. Nay
William Clifford
Claude G. Bannock
King County
Bannock
Hamm
Nay
Washington
Sylvester Sullivan
Sullivan
Clarence Heaty
Oliver Leiser
Union Block
Main Street
Dick Matchett
Smollack
Telephone Directory Distributed to Montana Firms
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph issues a new annual business directory for commercial subscribers. It lists business houses and phone numbers across Montana to aid intercity calls without replacing the regular city books. The Anaconda distribution focuses on sections like air mail service, maps, rates, and out-of-town numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Anaconda Commercial
Montana
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Miss Dean Morgan Wins Glas Declamatory Meet
Miss Dean Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs D H Morgan won first place in the finals of the interclass declamatory contest at Anaconda high school Monday evening and earns the right to represent her school at the state contest in Missoula during track meet week. Her subject was Flaming Ramparts. Alice Dankich placed second and was named as alternate. Edward Kretzer Halbert Barnett and Josephine Walker participated. Phyllis Hammond was unable to take part due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Morgan
D. H. Morgan
Anaconda High School
Missoula
Alice Dankich
Edward Kretzer
Halbert Barnett
Josephine Walker
Phyllis Hammond
Two Couples Wed as Police Probe Child Complaint
W Standahl of 515 East Fourth street reported to police that someone was bothering his children. A Lima man and Miss Angela Martenson of Idaho Falls were married at the courthouse this morning by Justice George Opp and plan to reside in Lima. Dillard works in the Oregon Short Line shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Standahl
East Fourth Street
Ular Lima
Angela Martenson
Idaho Falls
George Opp
Lima
Mr. Dillard
Oregon Short Line
Visiting Parents In Dillon From Idaho Falls
Mr and Mrs Merle Curnutt visit Dillon from Idaho Falls and stay with his parents Mr and Mrs A A Curnutt. Newlyweds plan to live in Idaho Falls. Curnutt is a former Dillon youth and Mrs Curnutt was June Beasley of Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Merle Curnutt
Idaho Falls
Mr. Curnutt
A. A. Curnutt
Curnutt
June Beasley
Great Northern Disallows Cut Bank Stop for Westbound Oriental
The Great Northern is denied permission to discontinue stopping its westbound Oriental Limited at Cut Bank. The state railroad commission grants permission to discontinue the Cut Bank stop for the eastbound train with a proviso that from December through March the eastbound train must stop on signal for passengers destined to Great Falls and Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Cut Bank
State Railroad Commission
Great Falls
Havre
Kotex Cuts Prices Expanding Access Across The Nation
The company announces two new features that reduce the regular price of Kotex while preserving its top absorbency deodorizing and disposal advantages. Kotex remains available at every drug dry goods and department store nationwide, expanding reach to women from all walks of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotex
Northwest Wool Show Planned at Helena State Fair
Deer Lodge and Powell county officials announce preparations for the first Montana Northwest Wool Show to be held at the Helena state fair. R B Tootell says the event aims to improve fleece quality and marketing for flock masters with cash prizes totaling 3000 dollars and a 300 dollar silver trophy. A ten-fleece county exhibit will be formed from early shearings to spark regional wool industry interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Northwest
Helena
Powell County
R. B. Tootell
Montana
County Grade School Meet Next Saturday in Deer Lodge
Announce ment states the county grade school field meet and educational program will be held in Deer Lodge on Saturday May 5. Seventh and eighth graders from all schools may enter. Morning events at the high school include declamations. Luncheon is free to rural residents. Afternoon athletic events occur at the county fairgrounds followed by swimming contests at the municipal pool in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Youth Arrested on Bad Check Charges in Deer Lodge
Bill Jennings, said to be from Bitter Root valley, was arrested by Sheriff Mullen in Deer Lodge on a $50 bad check case. He claimed the check was for W. C. Webb and was returned due to insufficient funds. Jennings, with two accompanying women, drove a Nash to Deer Lodge and was sent to Missoula with Deputy Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Deer Lodge
Butte
Nash
Missoula
Talks on chlorine in water purification in Deer Lodge
The Kiwanis club heard O. G. F. Markhus, efficiency engineer, discuss chlorine as a purifier for water and bacteria at a meeting in Deer Lodge on May 1. He is installing the latest chlorinator for the Citizens Water company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Kiwanis Club
O. G. F. Markhus
Citizens Water Company
Deer Lodge News Notes May Report On Local Travel
Mrs L C Boedecker and her son return from Long Beach Cal with improved health. James Dougherty goes home to Elliston after a Deer Lodge visit. Mr and Mrs Edward Scharnikow return from Los Angeles and Portland with sister Miss Jessie Humber. Mayor Frank Conley departs for Missoula on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
L. C. Boedecker
Little
Long Beach
Cal
Boedecker
James Dougherty
Elliston
Edward Scharnikow
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Jessie Humber
Frank Conley
Missoula
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Orton Bros
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C. A. Tuttle Company
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Hill Cemetery
C.A. Tuttle CO
East Park Telephone
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