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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1914

Page

15

Army Veterans in Encampment Observe Flag Tribute

An Army Veterans encampment program featured J Perry McClain presenting the flag and Georges L. Reiche delivering a tribute to old glory. Veterans recalled the flag’s march through the century, blessing younger crowds as a salute proceeded. Judge Sloane urged reconfirmation of Governor Stewart’s presence. A parade and track meet were planned for tomorrow afternoon.

J. Perry McClain Georges L. Reiche Department of Montana Reiche Pennsylvania Avenue Sloane Stewart

More Department Members Now Than Five Years Ago

At the Montana Grand Army of the Republic session in Missoula on May 14, Assistant Adjutant General G J Reiche reports the department has 338 members, six more than in 1908, with a treasury balance of 811 dollars, noting loyalty and activity. He praises comrades including Colonel Scott, R L Barnes, and Simon Houswirth, and honors Meagher and Sanders statues as signs of statewide esteem. The piece emphasizes vigilance, unity, and patriotism as core to the organization.

Missoula Grand Army of the Republic Montana G. J. Reiche P. W. Sheehy Butte Treasury Department of Montana Sons and Daughters Scott California Sons of Veterans R. L. Barnes Simon Houswirth Department United States General Meagher Capitol W. F. Sanders Statehouse Gibbon John B. Catlin the Big Hole

Burke Leaves Socialist Ticket After Nomination

Martin Burke withdraws his nomination from the Butte Miners union finance committee on the independent socialist ticket after clashing with sponsors who refused his request. Burke, who says he is not a socialist, states the motive was to help beat a good man and will not have his dog run on the ticket. In other news, The Big 4 Sign Co at 13 South Wyoming street will be run by Gus Stenberg offering first class card cloth glass and bulletin signs with sketches and estimates at moderate prices.

Martin Burke Butte Miners’ Union Big 4 South Wyoming Street Gus Stenberg

Coin contest closes in state tomorrow night

State wide sale of souvenir coins for a free 1915 exposition trip ends after Wednesday reports and agent receipts. Contest closes Saturday night. no sales after that date will count. Frank Hazelbaker in charge reported strong coin sales in eastern Montana while en route to Billings.

Frank Hazelbaker Butte Montan

East Couples Tie Knot in Butte Amid Camp Preparations

Edward J Campbell and Ida L Anderson wed at Reverend Walter M Jordan's home in Butte last night. The Duluth native bride and Spooner Wisconsin groom planned to reside in Spooner after a short stay. An inquest into Charles Lund's death found the timber collapse while he prepared to set timbers caused the fatal burial with an open verdict. A Windsor Buffet employee on Broadway broke his left leg fixing a gutter at 1900 Roberts Avenue after slipping on the root of his home.

Edward J. Campbell Ida L. Anderson Walter M. Jordan West Silver Street J. F Mahlers Butte Spooner Wis Duluth Charles Lund Lund Windsor Broadway Roberts Avenue

Essay Contest Won by Archie L. Clark

Archie L. Clark of Butte won the university medal for best essay in the state interscholastic contest at the program close. Runner up was May Erwin of Bozeman. In boys declamatory contest results, David Roberts won first, Theodore L. Ramsey second, and Llewellyn Luce third. Mrs Ruby Shepardson aged 27 wife of Samuel Shepardson died after a long illness. funeral Sunday at 2 from 145 Missoula avenue.

Missoula May M Archie L. Clark Butte May Erwin Bozeman Gallatin County High School David Roberts Missoula County High School Theodore L. Ramsey Fergus County High School Llewellyn Luce Roberts Ruby Shepardson Samuel Shepardson Lewis Pope Peter Foy R. E. Devott Thomas Bennetts Tessie Ralph William Ralph Salt Lake Herbert Frank Ralph Missoula Avenue

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