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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
5
Antibeetle campaign in the Big Hole basin is delayed due to heavy snow. Operations now planned to begin around May 15 with a ranger squad, an entomologist, and forest service staff arriving from Idaho. The project will invest about 100000 dollars in the Big Hole area this year.
Nine Butte women attending the State university will participate in the annual May fete on May 11 at the Missoula campus. Cast list includes Claire Frances Linforth Marian Hopbs Mary Louise Davenport Patricia Torrence Martha Winchester Frances Nash Doris Symons Kinga Gayeski and Lulu Higgins. The student production titled Robin Hood's Day is adapted from a manuscript by Lillian Bell of Roundup.
The Rev. Vernon M Brown III pastor of the Eastside Neighborhood House was confined to his bed with a stomach attack Tuesday night and was reportedly somewhat improved the next day. K J Nelson of Great Falls arrived in Butte and was staying at the Leggat Hotel.
A long list of visitors and registrants fill Butte hotels including M E Carroll of Jackson at the Butte and J A Rowand from Helena at Finlen. Others include Ed Powers from Missoula at Thorn ton and Mrs Clyde Kader from Dillon at Finlen with social dance by Butte Turnverein noted.
A. J. Elderkin sues John Scott and P. J. Boland in district court claiming $54.35 for labor performed repairing Boland property. Separate items note Emma G. Rigdon, William Hocking and Mary Elizabeth Baker estates with small cash balances and pending administrations. Demurrers, defaults and amended answers appear in various other cases involving Hattie Grandpre, Fanny Mansfield, John Mansfield, Peter Barrenstein, Oscar McVay, Frank Tannahuser and Dennis Shea.
Butte council members of the Knights of Columbus will attend mass as a group at Holy Savior church Sunday morning. Rev Father Michael Pirnat will lead the 9 30 o clock service. Communion will be received. A special Holy Savior choir program precedes the meal. After mass the group will have breakfast in Holy Savior school hall. They meet at the K of C home at 8 30 and travel by car to Meaderville church.
Auto thieves were active near the West Colusa mine early yesterday morning. They drove off a car owned by Morris of 4125 Harrison Avenue. An attempt to steal M Daniel's car failed when a window was broken and the thieves fled.
Firemen were summoned at noon yesterday to 420 West Virginia Street for a chimney fire. No damage was reported.
Judge J. J. Lynch warns all holders of Irish Republic bonds to file claims with New York receivers by May 15 to share in a distribution, noting only about 80,000 of 400,000 possible claims have been filed since an earlier extension. The fund could reach 40 percent, with the Irish Free State government pledging eventual redemption of the bond issue.
Several hundred Kiwanis members will visit Butte en route to Seattle for the international convention in June. Dr H A Tas says June 15 16 arrivals will precede the Seattle stopover as many clubs plan delegate visits. Attendance prizes were resumed with James Uncles winning the latest prize while Mrs Hopkins and Mrs Dickson provided vocal and accordion entertainment.
The junior prom at Butte High School will take place May 19 at Columbia Gardens. Queen Elizabeth Pope will be crowned at the opening, with coronation by Charles Gallagher. Vocalist Gertrude Downey and dancers Rosemary Burns perform, as committees and attendants are named.
Mrs. Alex Remneas has returned home from Great Falls after spending several weeks visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Remneas reside in Napton apartments.
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