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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1923

Page

8

Anaconda to Levy Lighting Improvement District 102

City council approves resolution of intention to create Special Improvement District No. 102 in Anaconda Mont to light Oak Cedar Chestnut and Cedar streets and Commercial avenue through posts pipes conduits lamps and fixtures with four year installments and 8 percent interest payable annually. Public meeting set for June 4. Filing and notices follow per city clerk.

Mont Loage Council Ayal Angeonda Inselty Anaconda Jermade Oak Street Third Mirest Cedar Street iGeane Che Oojana Sald Maintoning Inc Eal Soaid Seithin Mpatetn E ‘ Rt Remiar Aboloz Atk Oelock Hams Beriche Audi Priam Sala Ald Special Improvement District Awrder Sala Cy Sousa Oss Wes . M. Davidson Tf Tn Guaconda Monts Cins Atontang Jamies Flynn Ancona Moni

Daughters of Rebekah and Trinity Methodist Eve Gatherings

Mrs James Penney and Frederick Spencer hosted Daughters of Rebekah at the parsonage with forty guests. Trinity Methodist Episcopal mothers were treated to a church banquet and a musical program by the girls, featuring Rose Martin reciting The Greatest Battle Ever Fought.

James Penney Frederick Spencer Rebekah Joe Duke Trinity Methodist Episcopal Misa Rose Martin Chrissy N Tippett Tey Williams Edna ‘Tremphel Hester Fdith Curtis E Robinson Rose Martin Florence Hocking Ethel Barnicoat

Delightful surprise party for Mrs Ivor Johnson Saturday

A party at Mrs. Oxcar Nelson's home on Wharton avenue featured card games with prizes for women and men, a sumptous repast, and dancing. Attendees included Mrs. Marsh, H Mottos, and many Nelsons, Carlson, and other neighbors. Visits by Mrs. Angove and others noted, plus forthcoming church program and needle club gathering details.

Ivor Johnson Oxcar Nelson Wharton Avenue Baker Will Corin Motech Mickelson H. C. Bertweil Ted Carson Memre A. J. Marsh C. Bertweil Henry Motacis Mickelsen Will Cofin Arthur Nelson Frank Carlson Ludwig Nelson Helmo Os Car Nelson Helen Baker Agnes Nelson Truth Hazel Carlson Batieson Dick Angove Seattle Ellen Chicago Street Shoviin Goff South |i Side South Dakota Gotf Northern Pacific Loring South Main Street East Send Street T. . Nelson HL. G. Hertwell E. Mickelson Mise Hazel Carlton Central Presbyterian Church Corner of Utah First Irma. Stockman Cecil Dunstone A. McMillan Reading Dorothy Garvin Cornelia” Pickle Misses Caura Sarah Bellis Shuteing Gladys Brew Exons Roberts Herbert Iills J. Williams A. McMiII C. Benson Mia Jack Russell Smith Hugh Evans Trevor Thomas George Jones Ruth Kehaeffer Lillian Zurfuh Virginia Gites J. Adams Dick Thomas W. 7. Adams Wil Henry Thomas Wiliams W. E Sylvain Collins R.A. Blakeley Pred Chapman D.W. Morrison Chaves Huerbe G. FE. Lunn George MacKenne Ralph Lewis Deschene Page

Philipsburg News Improves Health in Winter Stay

PHILIPSBURG NEWS reports improvement in health after wintering in Missoula and Spokane. Walter W. Kroger of Olympia visits the city with relatives and attends to business this week. Gideon Hendrickson goes to Maxville for a mining company position. Dr J Thorkelson returns to his home in Butte while in the city.

Missoula Spokane Walter W. Kroger Olympia, Sr Gideon Hendrickson Maxville Dr. J. Thorkelaon Butte

Gregson School Memorial Program honors Memorial Day

Tuesday afternoon representatives of patriotic organizations visited the little Gregson School in Butte. Nine pupils performed a varied program including flag salute and songs such as The Star Spangled Banner and America. Comrade Charles P. H. Bielenberg of the Grand Army of the Republic spoke of Civil War experiences. Local societies presented a commemorative card and sang two pieces in memory of Civil War boys. Teacher Mrs Valeria Burne received praise from guests for her nine pupil class. Students promised to gather flowers for Butte Memorial Day.

T He Patriotic Organizations Butte Gregson Ool Gettyburg Kiva Robinson Tussell Spencer Lincoln Spencer American Robinson Pearl Peterson Virginia Columbia Robert Imeline Weasel Land of America Charles P. H. Bielenberg Grand Army of the Republic Ad Mra Valeria Burne

Memorial Day visit to Ramsay School by patriotic group

A Ramsay school Tuesday afternoon welcomed a committee from a patriotic organization based in Butte. Miss Kelly and Mr. Cullen teach the 35 pupils in grades from first to sixth. The program featured a welcome address, flag salute, songs, and poems honoring veterans, with remarks from Grand Army of the Republic members and Ladies auxiliary.

Representa the Patriotic Organization Butte Ramsay Fta Miss Kelly Cullen Richard Mullins Grand Army of the Republic America Helen Erickson Robert Klosen George Hughes Gladys Breckenridge Robert Dunn Flanders” Field Pat Mul Tine Flanders’ Field Alfred Hughes Evelyn Breckenridge J. H. Bielenberg Department of Montana Army of the Republic Carlgon Pes Alm

Visiting patriots greet schoolchildren in Butte ceremony

Comrade Bielenberg entered with the flag as 40 pupils from Butte's Ramsay and Rocker schools stood at attention. The program featured a War of 1861 remembrance and a Grand Army of the Republic tribute. Other local notables and visitors from Butte and Spokane were mentioned in routine city notes. The Phillipsburg eighth grade graduation was planned for McDonalds theater with music and addresses. County Commissioner Hartman reportedly recovering in Los Angeles before returning home.

Butte Fwo Agnes Crangle Dorit Rand Bielenberg Jenberg Childdren Grand Army of the Republic Ramsay Rocker A. C. Knight Walter Kroger Olympia Wash Anna Kroger Lawrence Hauek Lower Broadway David M. Durfee Jee Dp Wien Mondale Wilson Beverley C. Keith Visi Friends Talis Alliance Neb Issoula Clawson Hall David J. Conklin Banner Mining Company Moose Lake IE. D. Murray F. K. Miller

Anaconda scouts organize Philipsburg council leaders named

Scout Executive Janin plans a Philipsburg Boy Scout council launch next Saturday at St Philip's parish hall with a banquet at 6 30 pm The event expects 120 attendees Speakers include Dan Malloy Owens Tom Stewart and L V Bender Local women will serve The Philipsburg drive unites Anaconda Deer Lodge and Philipsburg councils under a tri county framework with Janin as scoutmaster for all three units

Janin Bor Philipsburg Dan T. Malloy Owens Butte Tom Stewart L. V. Bender Anaconda Wilson Deer Lodge Woman's Club of Philipsbars St. Philip’s Parish Philipburg L. V. Bende G. Dunia i. “Johns Frank Tucker Joe B. Catlin George P. Wellcome Senor T. B. Stewart P.M. Hatlora Xavier Muller R.B. Abbott C. A. St. Clair Dr. W. L. Beal Sig Goodfriend C. W. Morse J. Strain J B.C. ‘Knight W. B. Gorham B. P. Brogan C.F. Murphy C. D. Speer Ted Larabie M. PF. Hare A. Ludeman P. Wilson H. ‘Tudor Joseph Smith Charles Belk DeWitt Peck

Down to the Sea in Ships thrills at Margaret theater

Elmer Clifton's Down to the Sea in Ships opens at the Margaret theater with a sensational harpooning scene. The film depicts a whaling boat pursued by a wounded monster and dramatic encounters as the whale attacks, promising one of the year’s top photoplays.

Elmer Clifton Margaret Theater Maker Clifton McKee Haymona Stekfes Stargaret Theater

Interclass Baseball Opens Season After City Commons Clash

The senior class topped the sophomores 11 to 10 on the city commons in the opening interclass baseball game. Kelly and Dooley formed the battery for the seniors while Daugherty and Shryek handled pitching for the sophomores as Coach Art Rolfe served as umpire.

Ussle Kelly Dooley Daugherty Shryek Art Rolfe

Leaders in Juvenile League clash ends 11 to 7

Goodfriend Juniors beat Birch Street Juniors 11 to 7 in a fast game on the city commons. Batteries were Swanton and Davidson for Goodfriends and Sladic and Fitzpatrick for Birch Streeters. Standings show Tao leading with 1 win and 9.08 percentage.

City Commons Goodfriend Birch Street Good Friends Swanton Davidso Birch Streeters Sladic Fitzpatrick

Harrison Defendant in Assault Action

Andy Bickerstaff signed complaint before County Attorney Knight charging G. B. Harrison with third degree assault. The witness says Harrison, laid off for moonshine overindulgence, vowed revenge. The alleged threat materialized at a local pool hall, according to the complaint.

Andy Bickerstaff Knight G. B. Harrison Harrison Bickerstaff Bickerstar

Senior Dance To Be Held This Evening

Pages note the senior class announcement that the dance planned for this Saturday will be held this evening. Event details are limited but indicate the traditional senior dance proceeds as scheduled.

Recers

Senior Dance Anchors School Social Season Preview

The article notes that tonight’s senior dance will proceed as planned while other events are shifted to Saturday to avoid conflicts with the alumni and high school, highlighting that the ceremony is the final senior event and a precursor to the forthcoming commencement activities, including the juni seamenade.

Requiem Mass Sung for George Sestrich

Solemn requiem high mass was celebrated at St. Peter's church yesterday morning for the late George Sestrich who died in Anaconda Monday evening. The funeral cortege left the family home at 612 East Commercial avenue and proceeded to the church. Father Pirher Tracy deacon and Father Schulte assisted. Pallbearers included M. P. Mahoney John Blokovatz Otto Kretzer James O'Leary Harney McGreevey and Joseph Fick. Burial followed at Mount Carmel.

St. Peter's Church George Sestrich Anaconda East Commercial Avenue Pir M. P. Mahoney John Blokovatz Otto Kretzer James O'Leary Harney McGreevey Joseph ¥. Fick Mount Carmel

Dead Came Portrays Scenes of Texas Range at Imperial

Universal photo drama Dead Game brings love and adventure in the Texas cattle country to the Imperial theater starting tonight for two days. Cowboy star Hoot Gibson headlines a veteran western cast including Laura La Plante, Robert McKim, William Steele, Harry Carter, William Welsh and Tony West in a tale of frontier action.

Texas Imperial Theater Hoot Gilson Laura, la Plante Robert McKim William’ Steele Harry Carter Willam Welsh Tony West

Scoutmasters Told of Arterial Hemorrhages

An earlier planned address by Dr. A J Willits failed to occur at the Joseph A Homes Safety First Society and Scoutmasters training class meeting in City Hall chambers. Dr J J Noonan spoke on arterial hemorrhages while James McPherson explained the roll of purse at the smoke and illustrated the hemorrhage process.

Joseph A. Homes Safety Flrst Society A. J. Willits J. J. Noonan James “McPherson

Drive on Predatory Animals Postponed

The drive by Anaconda Anglers club to hunt predatory animals is postponed to a week from next Sunday. Captains Jake Keane and retzer will lead teams in a meeting to select tame points and stations for balling in. A bounty will be paid for magpie wings and gopherails. the losing side must buy a binding.

Anaconda Anglers’ Club Jake Keane Retzer

Beausoleil Narrow Escape and Court Fines

Fred Anderson colored was fined in police court for drunkenness and resisting an officer after neighbors reported danger. Officer Reausoleit wrestled a rifle pressed to his stomach during a room search and subdued Anderson. Mary Jo Johnson forfeited $15 bond for vagrancy. John Doe Dwyer fined $6 for drunkenness. Harry Fisher forfeited $19 bond on the same charge.

Fred Anderson Anderson Reausolet Reausoleit Mary Jonson John Doe Dwyer Harry Fisher

Fire plugs painted as cleanup ends

Fire department completed a repaint of fire plugs and refreshed curb markings near them. Parking is limited to 12 feet from a plug, with strict enforcement warned by the fire chief and police chief. Motorists face court action for violations.

Change in Time for B A P Railway Schedules

Beginning May 20 the B A P railway will adjust times. Depart Anaconda at 7 40 am 11 25 am 2 40 pm 6 26 pm. Arrive Butte 8 25 am 12 20 pm 4 35 pm 7 20 pm 9 25 am 1 pm 5 pm. Arrive Anaconda 10 20 am 1 85 pm 6 55 pm 11 20 pm.

Anaconda Butte Dem Sim

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