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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
7
A crowded list of visitors and locals in Anaconda and Butte. Notables include Mrs J N Keot of Denver, Dr W W Woohier in Butte, Still of Chicago, T S Molander and C H Dill of Hamilton, and J M Minor with colleagues motor to Butte. Also notices of sales, bakery pies, and community events at the Shriners meet and Rose festival plans in Portland and Seattle.
Fatty Arbuckle stars in The Dollar a Year Man at Anaconda theaters with Lela Lee. Also showing Imperial The Secret Gift featuring Lee Kohimat Rudolph Chris tans and Gladys Walton. Alumni meet at high school Friday at 7 30 p m. Election and dance with Charles Ralston of 19 city attending to B J H Brunston state superintendent. The Emil Thelander left yesterday for Salt Lake City to visit friends. Mr and Mrs Fulmer motored to Butte for Rotary luncheon. May Dwyer left for New York to make her home. Arthur Vautrin left for Portland and San Francisco. Rev James E Knotter left for Melrose to give an address. Mrs T S Adams preparing to leave for Pueblo Colo to visit her parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Ham motor to Butte for funeral of Patrick Canton. Mr and Mrs James Lyons of Southern Cross en route to Butte spend day in city. Ira Carl Johnson left for Salt Lake City to join husband. L Taylor left for Muskogee Okla to join his brother and then they will go to Washington DC.
A 30 day stay of execution was granted for Jack Mason of Anacosta after a jury found him guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses. The order was signed by Chief Justice Theodore Brantley and follows a trial before Judge George B. Winston. Mason was sentenced to five to ten years in the state penitentiary and is held at Deer Hodge County Jail.
Two coyote pelts were presented to the sheriff's office for bounty collection in the county. The pelts were credited to Matt Ponona, a valley resident. One coyote was taken near Lost Creek and the other near Modest, according to Ponona. The report notes coyotes during the deer season.
Fire chief Charles Collin updates the Merit Badge club at Boy Scout headquarters on forming a Boy Scout fire auxiliary. About a score of older boys will join, wear scout fire badges, and assist in fire prevention, inspection, and response. Mayor McCavitt lauds the group and pledges city support as they join a department honored with last year’s race fire prevention trophy.
Anaconda plans two additional Boy Scout troops as organization progress continues. Scout executive Waln announced details about Troop No. and Relais personnel, with formation steps already taken. The city already hosts thriving troops since the group was placed under leadership, and a meeting last Saturday noted further plans. Saturday specials: B A & P Ry to run special trains May 21 with departures from Anaconda and Butte at listed times.
Goodfriend Juniors defeated the high school freshmen 17 to 6 yesterday on the common. Batteries were Goodfriends Shagina Mulvehill freshmen Shryock and Ferguson. The same teams meet again Friday night on the common.
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