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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1918
Page
7
A brief note highlights Leys’ offers for graduates with presents including ties, diaries, toiletware and gold novelties. The items are praised as beautiful, enduring and suitable as choice gifts for graduates.
Olson of Lenox, W. A. Hagen of Helena registered at the Finten. Terry Browning of Dillon visiting Missoula, J. Hargrave of Helena on business, C. J. Inch of Western Union in Butte, P. Ertmeyer of Three Forks in town, Dillon resident in city on business, Hemling's No.9 cigars advertised, McDonald nurse at Springs sanitarium in town, Mrs. Browning of Dillon on a short trip, J. R. Wine Helena city attorney was in town, J. McCarthy renewing acquaintances, J. Rowland Miles City auditor in city, Ladies' Aid Norweg land West Co gathering, Gertrude at Tutt high school, Levinski missing and linked to a murder case near Bozeman, many residents and visitors noted in fall news roundup.
May crop estimate from Stanley Scearee notes the Flathead valley 200000 acres total with 165000 seeded or to be. Winter wheat 3500 acres, spring wheat 9000 acres. winter wheat 3 percent yield by Montana standard. Half of the area lies under government irrigation. about 80000 acres have water for this year, some via private ditches. Dispatch dated May 7 reports season ahead of normal.
A wartime service featured prayers for American tradition and unity as soldiers abroad and allied forces fight alongside French and British allies. The ceremony included a Star Service flag dedication at the bishop’s throne with clergy from Mount John the Evangelist and St Mark's churches assisting in the liturgy.
A local war chest campaign, led by Captain Hum Yow, mobilizes Chinese residents and workers at Taylor Laundry to donate funds and books. Subscriptions reach ten dollars per household with daily efforts to recruit more contributors, while workers report mixed support and skeptics doubt claims about child contributions.
A damaged OCR note references a president’s approving words and vows of justice liberty and humanity amid a stricken world. It mentions Judge Poorman and a grand larceny case linked to Helena goods and New York Dry Goods. The text is fragmentary and obscure.
A writ of habeas corpus was issued by Judge Cane on May 11 for Miller who claims wrongful imprisonment. The writ commands Frank Contey to bring Miller before the court at 9:30 May 15 for consideration. Miller was sentenced to not more than 14 years in penitentiary. information against him lacked facts under state law. The article also mentions divorce proceedings and various court actions involving Citizens’ War and restraining orders.
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Dillon News reports men from Camp Lewis awaiting overseas orders after furloughs, two arrests for failed ID and indecent language, liquor-license risk to saloon operators, Robert Waddell to train camp after Oregon trip, W. Stallings on mining business, Andrus Hotel tile work nearing completion, William Wagner named state fuel administrator replacing Swindlehurst due to illness, Swindlehurst to focus on labor issues. Local notes include training camp assignments and city improvements.
The funeral for Mrs sretwna Rodda was held yesterday afternoon. The service occurred at 2 o'clock in the chapel, conducted by the Rev Clark Lone, with interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
The remains of Himothy Harrington lie at Dowdertaking parlors with funeral notices forthcoming. Forsyth dies at Dugway’s parlors and a funeral notice will follow. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings from friends and family.
The funeral of Mrs Rowe Tomulty will be held at the family home on South Franklin Street Friday morning. Interment will follow at Holy Cross cemetery. The funeral for Inte Chrie Scholometti will be held this afternoon at Dantes & Bilboa funeral chapels and then proceed to the Serbian Orthodox church for services. Interment will be at Mountain View cemetery.
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