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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1923
Page
5
Front pianos from Orton Bros. Patterson is registered at the Ihutte from Grant. J. W. Kennels of Helena is among the Leggat business guests, J. W. Lane of Forsyth among the Thornton guests, John Waters attends to business from Glen and is a guest at the Hutte. Mrs. C. C. Corlett and son are guests at the Thornton while in Butte on a short visit.
Special notice states carrier failure and rush delivery by special messenger with a 22 dollar phone option at Butte or 47 Anaconda offices. It lists Grant residents Mr. and Mrs. W. McDonald among Butte hotel guests, a marriage license for Thomas Lee and Hazel Westburg of Butte, out of town guest R. G. Jubin of Harlo wton at the Thornton, Henry Coolbaugh of Warm Springs among Butte visitors at Leggat, and notes Zane Grey’s new story Tappan's Burro in the June Ladies' Home Journal available for 15 cents at the P Q News Stand.
Whitehall residents discuss a plan to build a highway from Pipestone Springs to the west side of Homestake hill. The route would follow the old stage road and cut travel distance to Butte by about 10 miles. Officials consider funding from the forestry department and assess two canyon routes, with potential utility and forest access benefits for Butte and Whitehall residents.
John M. Welly from Forsyth and W. Swearingen from Great Falls are in Butte on shore and business trips, staying at the Acoma. A. Elliot of Helena and Herbert Felling of Dillon are among visitors staying at the Acoma and Arizona respectively. Dillon residents Zelma Carruthers, Laura Sprinkle, H. J. Gilworth, and W. A. Goodman are guests or here for a few days. G. Slater came from Alberton for several days of business and visiting friends, staying at Mrs. W. T. Wallace’s Thornton hosting.
Auto business gains momentum as 244 conditional bills of sale for autos filed in the county clerk's office since May 1, surpassing April's 207. The rush began May 2 with 19 sales, and between April 2 and May 2 the record shows 226 sales.
The Woodmen of the World announce a smoker and boxing event to initiate a class of candidates from Dillon. The turnout will feature visitors. program set for May 30 at 8 p.m. in Carpenter's Union Hall. CRAMLEY CHARLES 8S and BORTON, Consul Commander. M. J. GEIGER, Clerk. Tickets via Denver and a Rio Grande Western railway with Royal Gorge route. stopovers allowed at no extra cost. Union Pacific agent to sell.
At 10:30 tonight the Shrine special departs Northern Pacific with eight sleepers two diners an observation car the Montana Products car and 200 Montana Shriners bound for the national Shrine conclave in Washington I the first week in June The special includes the Bagdad patrol and clown band stops in Eastern Montana to pick up delegates and features Montana Products car with exhibits from Butte mines smelters farms orchards ranges and Charles Russell paintings Frank Hazelbaker state senator of Dillon oversees the car Exhibits will depict Vigilante dave and Alder Gulch with showcases from Great Western sugar Billings timber and Montana metallurgical mines Eddie Hamner the advance agent promotes the train Also accompanying the train are Mr and Mrs Arthur Rosenstein who were married yesterday the couple will honeymoon in New York after the conclave and return to Butte around July 1
The Ata conda Standard management warns that Tt. C. Roberts and Mrs. R. C. Roberts have misrepresented themselves as job work solicitors. The Standard states these individuals are not in its employ and not authorized to take orders for job printing from the plant for protection of customers and the business.
John Zenlain is charged with passing a bad check for 100 dollars on Mrs. H. Rolston. The complaint filed in Justice Buckley’s court yesterday states the check resembled a United States gold certificate.
County commissioners estimate monthly savings from relocating city headquarters from city hall to the courthouse totaling 1,000 to 1,200. Savings stem mainly from heat, rent, a reduced janitor staff, and potential jail staffing cuts, with a proposed courthouse rental of 400 a month and possible old city hall rental.
The Rotana Club holds its regular weekly meeting and luncheon tonight at the Thornton hotel. Miss Catherine Crawley, in charge of the East Side house, will be the principal speaker with a detailed account of her work. Several piano selections will be performed by Miss Irene Williams.
W H Stork of the Bessett Stork company buys the Bob Clinton residence at 1236 West Platinum Street. The closing occurred last week and ranks among Butte’s notable residential real estate deals in months. Stork and his family plan to move in this week.
The coroner's jury ruled pulmonary tuberculosis caused the death of James Casey at 16 West Galena Street a few days ago, according to yesterday's inquest verdict.
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