Hooray It’s a Boy Editors Are Glad
Frank Lovell of the Butte Miner's report young Mr Lovell born yesterday at 11 o clock at the Lovell home at Columbi jenjs. Both mother and babe were reported well and happy last night. The newcor fr weighs pounds.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
2
Frank Lovell of the Butte Miner's report young Mr Lovell born yesterday at 11 o clock at the Lovell home at Columbi jenjs. Both mother and babe were reported well and happy last night. The newcor fr weighs pounds.
In Justice Doras court Tony Hammes and John D. Chandler proprietors and bartender of the Sunrise saloon were found not guilty of maintaining a common nuisance on May 14 18. Deputy County Attorneys Riley and Rotering led the prosecution while Tom Walker defended. The jury included John G. Bailey Ha Slemons Mike Sullivan Thomas Driscoll Gus Lees and John H. Curtis. Witnesses Arel Turner and O Rourke testified to party presence drinks and after hours activity. The jury deliberated briefly and acquitted the defendants.
Rotary club nominations announced for the 1918 19 season. President C S Henderson. first vice president T J Davis. second vice president B C La Mont. secretary treasurer Charles Austin. Board candidates include Dr John A Donovan S H Branscombe George M Short Bill Wharton Lee Marx. Nomination committee members listed.
Missoula figures C M Carton and J H Rodgers Basin mining man visited Butte yesterday. Dillon’s T T Flynn and Livingston’s W Parker were among locals stopping briefly. Miles City’s Guy Crandall and Great Falls guests James Leckie Chester Brooks and AL G Brooks traveled in. Livingston residents Mrs Somers Mrs Wood and Mrs Newman also called.
James Noon, 31, died Saturday at his home 127 Anaconda Trail. Survived by his wife, three children, five brothers Joseph Ambrose Jarvis Emmett Ferdinand, and three sisters Mrs John Meclelland Irene Noon of Butte and Mrs James Moran of Anaconda. Funeral will be held Thursday morning at 9 o clock at St Marys church with a mass. A reunion of band members and veterans followed at a local hall with Gladys Preston as bantmaster. Allenbaugh of Portland arrested on impersonation charge. Powell French engineer cites Tunis sites for potential 30 to 600 horsepower continuous energy.
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