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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
8
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The sophomore and freshman gym classes at Anaconda High will host a two day track meet with about 40 female participants entered in three events including hurdles dashes and sprints. Events begin today at the gym and conclude Friday with hurdle races in the school ward.
Three retiring directors were reelected at the annual stockholders meeting of Anaconda Copper Mining company held at the Washoe smelter in Anaconda yesterday. They
Regular meeting set for this evening at 8 30 oclock with District Deputy G F R Ronald Higgins to make an official visit. Members are requested to attend. JOHN BAGLIN, E R FH CLINTON, Secretary.
Mrs. J A Hendricks, mother of Mrs. Ernest La Casse who vanished in February, says she believes her daughter is dead and was murdered. Butte and Anaconda authorities discuss the mystery, while Mrs. Hendricks recalls a last Seattle letter and her daughter’s concealment fears. The husband identifies garments in the wife’s trunk, suggesting foul play, as searchers hope hidden spots yield clues this spring. Special notice mentions Deputy Ronald Higgins and local officials in Macon Telegraph excerpt.
A sprawling Anaconda briefs page records numerous daily visits and trips. Many residents, including Mrs. FE L Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Brinck, and Miss Dorothy Davidson, travel to Spokane Butte Los Angeles Portland and coast cities. Local social notes mention parties sales and upcoming Pocahontas card event at Mabel hall with 25 cent tickets.
Anaconda theaters present Bluebird featuring Alice Lake and The Greater Claim with Imperial Colorado Pluck and William Russell valued as current attractions.
Tonight's W meeting announced. Rug and linoleum sale this week in Copper City. Aaramay will meet at his school Friday at Tin y selection and dances. T. W. Hayes of Missoula visiting the city. Eddie Penroyd of Billings in town yesterday. Mike Jose heads to San Francisco for extended visit. Mrs Anna Schwenn visiting Roundup. Mrs Verberckmoes and daughter Margaret in Butte yesterday. Thomas Dougherty recovering after automobile accident with slight relapse. St Peters Aid Society to be entertained tonight by St Peters Woman's club at parish hall. H. F. Bare to visit California Idaho Utah then Bakersfield. Services at Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Zion church tonight at 8. Luther league to meet and serve refreshments after.
Napoleon La Belle 62 a Montana mining veteran from Philipsburg and Georgetown districts collapsed and died of heart failure on a forest trail near Anaconda yesterday afternoon while returning from a day of work with companions Iver Williams Leo Jacques and R J White Funeral plans await relatives' guidance Coroner Kendrick ruled death natural and noted La Belle's Montreal origins and recent nine to ten months in Philipsburg mines
Anaconda Rotary club members travel to Butte to demonstrate how such events are enacted at the Smelter, planning a large noon gathering. They aim to show they are skilled at both the table and the links as lessons from the visit unfold. Trespass notices warn of severe penalties for Scott Peck ranch incursions. all incidents will be reported by William Beach for the company.
A legal notice from James Pringle Justice of the Peace requires the named defendants to appear at his office in Durston Blocks Anaconda Mont on a specified date to answer a complaint to recover one hundred seventy seven dollars and eighty cents plus costs for goods sold. If failing to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against them.
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