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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1916

Page

2

Granite County seniors graduate in first cap and gown

Philipsburg May 29 McDonald oversaw Granite County high school commencement where 10 seniors received diplomas The class wore cap and gown for the first time The program included a class play salutatory by Annie Murray valedictory by Frank Nowak and a class song sung by Pearl Anderson Prof G T Bramble gave a farewell address resigning after 14 years as principal The graduates were Annie Murray Marie Fee Hugh Hebonalé Frank Nowak and Claud Herring

Philipsburg McDonald Graniteounty High School Mise Trositzsch Arle McMilton Sass Pearl Anderson G. T. Bramble Aissen Annie Murray Marie Fee Hugh Hebonalé Frank Nowak Claud Herring Bozeman Hatin County High School A. L. Chapman Christian Church Ada Shermerhorn Bozem Hotel Parkin Budden Pegey Alfred Atkinson Oberholtzer Episcopal Church Leonard Cummings White Thelma le Lull John Lillard John Wylie Helen Rose Marguerite C. Barclay Carla Chertelaon Sigend Braten Ruth N. Bullock Donald

Lewistown Action Vacates Special Election Steps

The county Commissioners vacate all actions tied to proposed special elections in Hobson and Grass Range to incorporate after attorney general guidance. Census processing and early enumerator work are deemed improper, with hearings rescheduled and procedures corrected. Branton and Smith win bid to build the Attix hospital for $25,000, with work to start tomorrow. A farmers picnic is planned at the fair grounds June 18 featuring prominent speakers from the county and state.

Lewistown Hobson Grass Range Branton & Smith Attix Hospital Fair Grounds Stnte

Cadets Displayin Drill Winners At Freshman Class Test

In the cadet examination the freshman class of the University of Chicago took first place in the competitive drill held before Capt. Tenny Ross of the United States Army. Clinton Stranahan of Fort Menton was near the end, Thomas Ross of Chinook drew third. Medals will be presented by President James M. Hamilton. It was the company’s first public appearance with a large crowd observing. Prof. E. J. Curtier, who drilled the recruits, and JR. Parker of the experiment station staff assisted.

Chicago Tenny Ross United States Army Xent Clinton Stranahan Fort Menton Thomas Ross Chinook James M. Hamilton E. J. Curtier JR. Parker

Commencement Week Highlights at Bozeman College

Bozeman observes commencement week with 11th annual high school graduates and a baccalaureate service at the Presbyterian church. 32 college graduates fill the church, with an alumni banquet planned at the Bozeman hotel and a forthcoming high school play and formal ceremony to follow.

Sincent College Presbyterian Church Capa Siatent Ginerd Chancel Emantatpal Bozeman Hotel Calene

Deer Lodge Social News Highlights

May 29 Deer Lodge notes report Bodie visiting friends in Butte and Alice Olson at Dempsey. Andrew Graw returned from Aberdeen Idaho to inspect real estate. George Martin of Race Track visits Deer Lodge at his brother Peter Martin's home. Myron and Mrs. Schurtz visited Arlee Mont relatives. Edward Somers back from Chico Hot Springs. Mrs Wolmer Hansen returns to Anaconda. Miss Mamie Harrington visits from Tutt, Miss Trene Coughlin arrested. Miss Neena Voss leaves for Mazomanie Wis. George Schuetz and wife plan Boulder Hot Springs vacation. William Wallace and son return from Gold Creek ranch. Memorial Day marks opening of baseball season with Teal vs Centerville of Butte. Dunlap to pitch, Tarentine behind plate. Maxwell visited Anaconda.

Deer Lodge Bodie Butte Misa Alice Olson Dempsey Andrew Graw Aberdeen Idaho George Martin Race ‘Track Peter Martin Mro Myron W. Schurtz Arfeo Mont Edward Somers Chico Hot Springs Wolmer Hansen Anaconda J. W. Hurat Mamie Harrington Tutte Trene Coughlin Neena Voss W.S. Kelly George Schuetz Torr Boulder Hot Springs Mira William Wallace Gold Creek Centerville Dunlap White ‘Tarentine PC. Maxwell Anniett Wanston PySftobert McDonel Upper Pintereeke Flint Creek Crossing Getawa Lke Meh School Sayrs Iker Helen Hosmer Wyoming Madison Wis Gustie Potts Evelyn of Patterson Philipsburg William Jones Missoula Amy D. H. Morgan Stanolute Kalispell

Philipsburg People Attend Commencement And Visit This Week

Philipsburg witnesses a busy week with visitors for commencement. Mrs Milton Henderson of Hall and Mrs Ralph Arnold of Missoula visit relatives here while I M Rumsey Jr and Charles G Wing of St Louis return from Granite Bi-Metalia office duties. Local students and staff are spotlighted with exhibitions and memorial services led by Rev Stancliffe. The May 29 dispatch notes Joseph Oker’s nomination as Helena land office register on Senator Walsh’s recommendation.

Philipsburg Milton Henderson Hall Ralph Arnold Missoula Afra. Scott I. M. Rumsey Jr Charles G. Wing St. Louis The Granite Bi-Metailia Harold McDonel Anaconda Standard Washington Senator Walsh Joseph Oker Helena

Nominations Filed For Races In Montana

Helena May 29 William J Brent of Flathead county filed with the secretary of state to run as a Republican for congressman. Charles I Cram of Zorsyth will seek the Republican nomination for judge in the Fifteenth district. J B Gunther of Plentywood plans to run for judge in the Seventeenth district on the Democratic ticket. George Frankfort of New York dry goods firm founder was found dead in bed. funeral set for Wednesday. Governor Stewart promoted George Sh Hopkins to deputy state land register. former register Joseph Oker to U S land office.

Helena William J. Brent Flathead County Rotary of State Today Charles I. Cram Zorsyth Gunther Plentywood Mat George Frankfort The New’ York Dry Goods |More Stewart George Sh. Hopkins Hate Land Office Joseph Oker State Land Register Wilson Joseph Binnard Nn Register United States Land Office Maker Mate Land Office Fiat Smith Cit Hopkins State Land Office

Frank P. Sterling Dies After Long Illness

Helena May 29 Frank P Sterling died here after months of illness. Born in Wisconsin in 1843 he came to Montana in 1874. A Civil War veteran he was active in the Grand Army of the Republic. He leaves a widow and one son.

Helena Frank P. Sterling Wisconsin Montana Grand of the Republic Heaves & Widow

Memorial Day Observances Highlight Hamilton News

Memorial services led by the Grand Army of the Republic were held at the Lucas opera house and churches with a parade along Main Street. Captain Ross from Washington reviewed cadets as the Army’s expansion into Montana’s land grant college drills begins next fall with women jurors and a landmark verdict in a four Mexicans case.

Darby Grand Army of the Republic Lucas Opera House John ©. Fremont Grand Army Bethe Republic Main Street C. W. Jones Opera House LO. Johnsson Eg RS Ge

Haig Reviews British Front Amid Frontline Gains

General Haig lauds gallantry and dash in minor operations and notes improved army health. He cites arrival of Anzacs South Africans and Canadians in France, Boulogne role, and the balance of advantage swinging in Britain’s favor after early setbacks.

France Bouliie Marshal V Neh Hale Haig

Turning in Their Arms as Mexico City Demands Deposits

Foreign residents and fans shot while serving turn over their arms to the authorities under a military command order. Beginning at 10 o clock this morning all arms must be deposited with the authorities within 48 hours. Violators face severe consequences. Seattle notes receipts for hogs cattle and sheep with various price ranges. Minneapolis grain markets report wheat and cash bids with several No. 1 hard and No. 1 northern prices.

Mexico City all_arma Kavernseat The Oder

James Sallee Confesses to Locomotive Theft Near Bozeman

Bozeman May 29 James Sallee 23 a farm laborer was arrested Sunday near West End on the Northern Pacific about 120 miles east of here charged with stealing a locomotive in the Bozeman rail yard Saturday night at low speed. He confessed today claiming intoxication drove the act. He said he hoped to attend a dance near West End.

Bozeman James Sallee West End Northern Pacific Here Sallee

Verdun Tyrol fronts see brutal fighting and gains

War report notes the Verdun region and Southern Tyrol as the fiercest theaters with heavy exchanges. German forces claim trench gains near Cumieres on the Meuse, while French counter offensives repel attacks around Bulecourt Le Mort Homme and Cughieres. Artillery duels continue along the front in France and Belgium. In Tyrol Austrians push in the Lagharina and Tatian areas, repulsed by Italian defenders. Russian front reports no major actions, while Bulgarians in Greek Macedonia are watched. In Britain, 550 killed and 1,016 injured in German sea and air attacks. Portland hog and cattle markets listed with varying prices.

Verdun Tyrol Cumieres Meuse Bul 204 le Mort Homme Cughieres Duc British Isles

Charles Sweeney described as gravely ill in Portland

ARLES SWEENEY VERY ILL, Portland May 29 Charles Sweeney, the capitalist and mining man of Spokane and Portland, was reported tonight to be growing weaker. Members of his family were constantly at his bedside. His physicians tonight expressed no hope.

Arles Sweeney Portland Charles Sweeney Spokane

Death notices for James O. Harry and John Keating

The remains of James O. Harry aged 24 and William John Keating, described as the beloved son of Mr and Mrs Keating, died yesterday. Funeral arrangements to be announced, with services at family residences and Duggan Undertaking Parlors noted for the first notice.

Barry Lnte James Harry Duggan Keating William John Ramantha Mira John Keating Woolmane

Obituary notices list several funeral arrangements

Marie Cain aged 47 died at home 1900 Robert Avenue funeral later. Peter Rash funeral Tuesday at Syrian Peace Hall 347 East Mercury Street thence Sacred Heart High Mass at Holy Cross Cemetery. William Robinson remains at Walsh’s awaiting instructions. Funeral notices expected later sessions.

Walsh Fariors John Ny Par Sevin

Harris Burial Details Shrouded in Unclear Transcript

The body of the late Jo uebh Harris will be removed from Richards parlors to the Empire Street residence of his uncle W. The Empire Street address will host the funeral service tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock Reverend Jonn G. Roxl Smelating officiating.

Harris Uebh Harris Richards Empire Street Jonn G. Rox

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