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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1917
Page
8
City officials led by Mayor Maloney and City Clerk Treacy announced a volunteer corps to prepare male citizen lists aged 21 to 60. The force, including interpreters for several nationalities and the full police, will station in precinct offices across Butte with a sworn oath required. offices and venues were set in multiple precincts citywide.
The notice lists Harry Tidd Dan Harrington M R Ayers and John E Reed across precincts 79 80 S1 Melrose and Divide and calls those unable to serve to notify the sheriff or county clerk. Registrars must be sworn in and duties trusted. Any unwillingness or inability to serve should be reported immediately.
Olive Byrnes filed a suit seeking 20000 in damages after a street car started suddenly on February 16 at Front Street and Utah Avenue throwing her, while holding a package and a child, causing a premature birth.
The funeral of the late Dan Mulcare of 604 West Daly Street Walker Ville was held yesterday morning at 3:30 at St Lawrence Church. Burial followed at the new Catholic Cemetery. Mulcare was a well known Walkerville resident and formerly a watchman at the Diamond Mine.
The Great Northern defense resumes as Dr. David White testifies Mrs. Edith Bigham was brought to hospital by automobile and the baby showed full-term signs. Nurses Fern Tillman and Violet Haas corroborate. Policeman John Reed and hotel keeper G W Rapp recount platform accident details and post accident conduct.
Cordelia Riehm begins divorce proceedings against John Riehm whom she wed in Virginia City in 1907. They have an eight year old son. She alleges cruelty including threats to kill and false charges, and that he threw her out of the home. She seeks custody of the child, $30 monthly alimony, $100 for attorneys and $50 suit money.
The Ladies’ Aid society of Central Presbyterian church hosts a patriotic meeting this afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs Elvers home 1118 Utah avenue. An interesting program will be rendered and each member will respond to roll call with a patriotic quotation. All are invited.
The answer notes multiple angles and advises consulting a lawyer to state exact conditions. It clarifies that The Standard does not answer legal questions where courts and lawyers may disagree.
L. C. Paxson of Paxson and Rockefeller returned Monday from Missoula where he visited his parents. He brought back branches of cherry and apple blossoms plucked from his father’s yard. The branches look full and signal a large upcoming fruit yield.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Gold Hinl Norwegian Lutheran church will hold an ice cream social this evening at 8 o'clock in the hall at 51 West Copper Street. The young people of the church will serve and a fine program is promised.
Postmaster Goodwin advised yesterday of three new postmasters Minnie A Dunlap at Franklin Hazel B Finnan at Klein and Fred J Curtis at Verona in a set of local appointments.
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