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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1919

Page

13

Sweet Grass County Good Roads Drive Launched

In Timber May 13 a Sweet Grass County Good Roads association forms after a rally with state highway officials. The meeting launches a county wide effort to back a proposed east to west highway from the Dakota line through various counties toward Bozeman. Local officials pledge more funds this year to elevate county roads to be on par with eastern Montana road projects.

Tig Good Roads State Highway Commission Offerate East Mons ‘Ana Dakota Line Withaux County Bozeman Livingston Columbus Stillwater Bounty Sweet Bass County Montana al Harader Roads ” Association Th Hasty Custer County John N. Edy S. Douthett Ormed A. Trower I Austin Heweet Grae Road Weis

Winter wheat acreage shows steep Montana losses

Missoula May 13 Montana crop report by Guy Fitzpatrick notes one of the state’s largest winter wheat losses on record with only 4.5 percent of planted acreage remaining for harvest. The report cites a 10 percent year over year acreage decrease and total value loss near 5 000 dollars, while hay cut remains about the same as last year. Livestock losses due to mild winter fall below the prior year average.

Missoula Montana Guy Fitzpatrick Sears

Beaverhead Booms in Ranch Sales Amid Rail and Land Promoters

Dillon May 12 Beaverhead county enjoys a booming ranch sales market driven by valley lands and favorable conditions. The area boasts a long standing railroad and promoter skepticism, yet buyers flood in with substantial dollars. Local business plans include a booklet detailing stock-raising advantages, while the region is highlighted as a sportsmen’s paradise for fishing and hunting.

Dillon Beaverhead

Arbor Day Observed in Deer Lodge Schools

Arbor day was observed by Deer Lodge schools with a tree planting and dedication in honor of Powell County soldiers. Boy Scouts of Deer Lodge Troop No 1 plan a trip to the Joe Creek country Friday evening. work will include road construction and brush burning. A Grand Army three day convention is to be held in June with a committee meeting held Tuesday to arrange the program. Mrs Morrow is improving but cannot perform household duties for several months.

W Lodge Jaster Deer Lodge William Kno Butte Tobert Seagraves Minidernal William J. Harity William Mt Witterman J. Brigweman Jena Himer Holmberg Gold Cres Powellounty Bere Avon Joe Creek Nead Otre Aire J. A. Storrow Giamondhi Tan Bien Aeutes Thome Morrow

Convention of Farmers to Hear Prominent Men

A national convention of farmers under the national board of farm organizations of Washington will meet in June. J J Carroll of this city chairs the amalgamation committee with Pinchot, Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, and Dr W, among others, as speakers. A key topic is whether the International bureau of agriculture should be part of the federation.

Bate Board ‘of Farm ‘Organizations Washington Ethrouih J. Carroll Supreme Ehairman Ted Arford Pinchot Thomas T Oklahoma Wmerly International’ Bureau of ‘Ag

Medals to Honor Workers From Bond Drive

The county distributes medals to every worker who joined the recent bond drive. German helmets found by Yanks in France are repurposed into medals awarded through the Lewis county executive committee to all rural and city schools. May 13 Victory Joan medal event referenced.

Tll Lewis France Choo Harry Re. Cunningham Thim A. Kt. Rogers Federal Reserve Districions Joan Med

Burglary convict Tatham linked to Dillon thefts

May 13 Dillon notes report Lautham convicted of burglary and sentenced to the penitentiary. Tatham, noted for bad checks and an escape attempt, formerly tied to sheep pelts theft. Town discusses deteriorating streets and a road right of way survey proceeds as officials address hazards.

Dillon Deer Lodge Tatham Lautham Pears Dahn Kreeny Diwis Midh Krom Guta Meleble Cora Hille Hartwig Fancher Teichie Amon Tutto Relchte Chapman Luce Ne Maree

Local Court Hearing Confusing Police Remarks

Fragmentary OCR text recounts a city court scene with Alexander Stuart and a defendant in a dispute over speech remarks. The legible bits show police, a Walker area, and an introduction but lack clear outcomes or actions.

Phenising Alexander

Missoula Hosts Montana Interscholastic Meet Debaters

Missoula committees welcome eight district debaters for the sixteenth annual interscholastic track meet and state debate. Contestants include Glasgow Olive McKay Roundup Mildred Zoller Wibaux Cyril Cullen Ronan Leo Norberg Virginia City Cliftord Abricht Kalispell Thomas Long Chinook Marguerite Thibeau Fromberg Harold McHose. Debates center on government ownership of roads with judges President B Ray Mosher Rev Clarence Kopp Phillip Brown. Athletics begin Thursday at 2 with 50 yard dash heats and finals to follow, continuing Friday night.

Missoula Mont Ereeting Montana Glasgow Olive McKay Roundup Mildred Zoller Wibaux Cyril Cullen Ronan Leo Norberg Virginia City Clitford Aibricht Kalispell Thomas Long Marguerite Thibeau Fromberg Harold McHose B.” Ray” Mosher Tate Normal College of

Accident Board to Inspect Big Plant

Helena May 13 Chairman A E Spriggs of the state accident board with W J Swindlehurst and George P Porter will inspect a new zinc plant of the Anaconda Copper company at Falls. The company welcomes the investigation and the officials will go through the plant with Pulsifer, metallurgist at the School of Mines, Butte, on the trip with the state board’s consent.

Pulsifer School of Mines Butte Edund State Univer

Meeting to devise uniform method to install locomotive numbers

Heelna May 13 representatives of all unions will meet to respond to the state railroad commission. The gathering aims to determine a uniform method of installing numbers on locomotives in accordance with house bill 108 passed by the last assembly. Notices were sent to Montana federal representatives and to secretaries of related associations.

Lewistown Pioneer William Hanson Dies After Stroke

May 1 report from Lewistown notes the death of William Hanson a Montana pioneer who settled Fergus county in 1861. Hanson aged about 76 or 16 in youth is survived by two children. He helped construct a hotel on Cottonwood in early days. Arbor Day events nearby included planting 15 white ash trees on Helena avenue and plans for a county club clubhouse.

Lewistown Davis Cer Wash William Hawson Montana Territory Fergus County Cottonwood Hanson Lewistown Country Club Wiliam County Eck Us County Fergus Mims Alice Canon New York Brooklyn Naval Hospital RTO Arbor “Day Pacific Station Henry Kain Jack Barker

Gallatin county fair picks new secretary and organizers

Bozeman May 13 The Gallatin county fair board names Frank Beers of Bozeman secretary to start June 1. Harry Wilmes to arrange grains and grasses exhibit for the fair on September 4, and to select county entries for the state fair in Helena. Department superintendents are named as plans move forward for what organizers call the best Gallatin county fair yet.

Bozeman Gallatin Country Fair Frank Beers Harry Wilems Gallatin County Helena the Fair Association Gallatin Montana State College Mist Daisie Eireat

Memorial service and tree planting honor UM fallen students

In Missoula on May 13 the University of Montana held memorial services for 31 women students and alumni who died in World War I. President Sisson led ceremonies as a tree was planted for each life. Prof. Pope gave the memorial address and a roster of the dead was read including five women. The deceased include Ars. A. Yoder, Lillian Frai, Virgil Cornelissen, and others, some lost to influenza last winter.

Missoula Th University of Montana Sisson Chateau-Thierry Walter L. Pope Law “Department Ars A. Yoder Lillian Elizabeth Fra Virgil Cornelissen Dunbar N. J Kennak Ter Claude Simpkins J. P. Skladany B. E. Strandskov Henry Torrey

Actress to Wed Ernest Glendenning of England

An engagement and imminent marriage are announced between Ernest Glendenning, actor and Lambs Club resident in New York, and Marie Julie Horne, actress, also of New York. Glendenning, renowned on Broadway, is from the English acting family, with notable past successes including Experience and The Gipsy Trail. He currently stars in A Sleep, Jess Night, a Boston-successful production.

Ernest Glendenning England the Lambs Club New York Marie Julie Horne Mr. Glendenning Broadway John Glendenving Glenden Bing Leen Boston

Mining revival meeting for silver industry planned

Helena May 13 mining men from Clancy Wickes Margavitte Him in Neihart Painnsburk and others were invited to a May 24 meeting at the Helena Commercial Club to discuss reviving the mining industry amid rising silver prices. The group aims to attract capital and develop undeveloped properties to strengthen the industry and employment. At Philipsburg a separate murder case involving Frank Lambert's death is discussed with miner Edward Slater held on suspicion. inquest reveals tensions with Lambert's widow and statements about possible involvement.

Lamstram Helena Owen Byrnes Could Philipsburg Frank Lambert Polson Brose Hall Edward Slater Slater

Funeral of Thomas Monahan Tomorrow

Thomas Monahan manager of Han Coal Company and well known in Butte died yesterday morning at age 39. Funeral from his sister Mrs John Walshe 208 Minah street tomorrow morning at 8 30 with high mass at St Church Murial Holy Cross Cemetery. He was a native of Ireland living in Butte since arrival. Survived by two brothers and several nieces nephews.

Onahan Han Coal Company Butte Mra John "Walshe Minah Street Murial Holy Cross Monahan Ireland Puntry Thutter John

Butte Notes Guests Report at Local Inns

J A Walsh of Missoula and many visitors arrive in Butte for brief stays. Guests include Mrs Tyn of Missoula, Fred Greenough of Anaconda, Mrs Frank Kasper from Warm Springs, Robinson of Helena, C Harnett, Vera Lewis, Misa Johnson, J A Coombs of Wisdom, and George T McGee with J A Rowan of Helena. arrivals list at Leggat, Thornton, Acoma, and Finnen hotels. Local residents from Bozeman, Dillon, Darby, and Philipsburg also noted as guests aboard last night’s trains.

J.A. Walsh Frank Higgins Cliff Leggat Tyn Thornton Fred Greenough Amon Finten Frank K. Kasper Guent Leggat Robinson Helena Reat Falls C. Harnett Acoina Vera Lewis Misa Risa Johnson Butte J. Coombs Wisedom Acoms George T. McGee J. A. Rowan Thomas F. Ryan H. A. Featherman Philipsburg Acoma Linfield Bozeman Dee Helen Dee W. M. O'Malley Neil Lyings Fuller Hutte Frank Storer Upper Bitter Root Finen Darby Harry Forrest B. W. Grenden- Ring Lucille Langsdort June Defarge Dillon

Prodigy William Bidis Hailed From Harvard Faces Riot Sentence

Boston May 13 William James Bidis 21 was sentenced in Roxbury municipal court to six months in the house of correction for rioting and one year for assaulting a police officer during the May Day demonstration in Roxbury. He is a Harvard graduate and son of Dr Boris Bidis a pathologist.

Boston William James Bidis Roxbury House of Correction Tor Nessah Sidis Harvara University Boris Bidis

Ambitious youths arrested in $100,000 diamond theft

New York on May 13 reports Bertrand Maron alias Bertrand Burgess a 17 year old messenger and Solomon Green a friend were arrested tonight charged with the theft Saturday of 100000 in diamonds from Meyerwitz Bros jewelry store.

New York Bertrand Maron Bertrand Burgess Solomon Green Maron Meyerwitz Bros A Bros

Damaged Mantia Maru Hatch Breaks At Sea

Reported incident May 13 as the hatch of the liner Mantia Maru failed at sea. Crew life details and exact cause remain unclear.

Yestel Monty

Taylor National Executive Inquiry At Atlantic City Convention

A national executive inquiry involving the American Federation of Information is to be made public. The submitted matter will be presented at the legation’s national convention in Atlantic City on Monday.

Tatlor Io American Federation Legation Attic City

Fisherman's Luck Chapter Xxv Outcome on the Lake

From a shore vantage, Artie struggles with a stubborn fish as lines knot and gear slips. The narrator notes a tense moment as the break strain tests the tackle while Artie works the rod and oars. A belated glimpse of success promises a fortune if captured on film.

Jake Artie Grard Theater Nigid Feason

Anaconda Guests Visit Philipsburg Couple

S A McDonald of Philipsburg called on Mr and Mrs Roy Sprague of Philipsburg yesterday during an Anaconda business visit.

S.A. McDonald Philipsburg Roy Sprague Anaconda Business Visiors

Local names and places in scattered notice list

A fragmentary OCR shows many proper nouns and locations including Appleton Wisconsin Spokane Seattle Missoula San Francisco and individuals or firms such as J. K. Davis, W. W. Sawyer, Beattie Angus McDonald Philipsburg Colburn Grandeur R. E. Collins KR Boog F. J. Tirrell J. M. Lawson.

Ee Eres A Peterson Appleton Wis J. K. Davi Spokane W. W. Sawyer Beattie Angus McDonald Philipsburg Bae Ward Colburn Seatt Pla Grandeur Missoula R. E. Collins San Francisco KR. Boog San Fracisco F. J.tirreil J. M. Lawson Helens

Anaconda Seniors debate valedictorian and future plans

Anaconda high school seniors weigh who will be valedictorian as Demond leads with top grades while Gladys Budders wins salutatorian. A wide range of post graduation intents emerge including universities outside the state, engineering, business, and various trades, with many planning college or specialized programs.

Anaconda Demond Torian Gladys ‘Budders Richard Thomas Mise Lators Rade Chumber Enering College University of Washington Washington Charles McNeil Mary Belle Spelman Margaret Voyer Gyme Guth V. Reardon Philip Swanson Evelyn Swanson Oliow University of Montana Louise Johnson Margaret Keough Karl Francis Jee Morden California Judor Lindblad Fred J. Mesenko Flora Collins Doris Gaily Misa Collins Portland Business College Richard J. Thomas Wilbur Wilson Massachusetts Institutechnolog Mc. Wits University of Wawh Phyl McStilan Normal College Bits John Ego Lindberg Poith Demond Mount Holy of Hallam Williams Hallam Th High School

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