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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
5
Four wanderers who had recently disappeared are reported safe after a night in the mountains. Their return unassisted reflects resilience amid the Rockies ordeal. Authorities offered no further details pending official briefings.
Four Grant school children Arthur Koski Laurie Habana Tyta Matson and Arthur Matson returned home after a trek through snow and rugged terrain begun during Arbor Day activities. They hiked for miles from the range foot to a porphyry cliff, then wandered until they found a cabin light at midnight. They described delays, fear, and a long walk back with guidance from a local mining camp, while sheriff and city police investigated the missing persons report.
Castle plans to travel to France to entertain American soldiers overseas. Commitee members EF Albee and Oversea Theatre Committee will fund the trip. The aim is to support fighters abroad and bring cheer to service members.
Receiver Williams of State Savings Bank obtained a compromise on Alfred Frank Mian's claim as Judge Dwyer allowed the settlement. The bank's claim was noted as in full set and the proceeding moved accordingly.
Osenburg stood trial in the po court after a wife accused him of selling their phonograph against her will. Judge Whitty fined him 85 for the offense. Nearby, John Pedgie paid 5 into the ex coffers for failing to pay for himself and two ladies at a Chinese noodle restaurant on West Mercury Street. Various others including M, Johnson, Henry Adams, Harry, John Howe, George Kevin, Lotte Lenox, and J M Marshall paid 5 to 10 dollars for violations such as reckless driving and garbage disposal at their addresses.
Numerous offers have been made for the film rights to Old Kentucky. The play has drawn audiences for a century and remains a magnet for theatergoers, promising strong returns if produced on screen.
Judge Bourquin set an early hearing date for the O Rourke case. Proceedings against O Rourke will appear in court on May 17 to answer charges involving releasing a federal prisoner from the county jail on February 14 without proper authority. The prisoner, Ernest, was confined for a liquor theft on the Flathead Indian Reservation.
Miss Gertrude Cherry was appointed yesterday to the position of play round supervisor at the Columbi ens. She will arrive in Butte before the first weekly children's day and the city children will be transported to the gardens every Thursday during the summer vacation free of charge.
Lewis sues P D Lambros to recover 2000 paid for an April 1816 sale of a one story building at 125 West Park Street with confectionery stock claiming Lambros had no title and Lewis was dispossessed December 31. The suit seeks the return of the money.
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