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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1923

Page

3

Troop 2 Dominates Inter-Troop Swimming Meet

At the Butte Bay Scouts summer series opening, Troop 2 leads after a lengthy aquatic meet at the high school pool. Results list Troop 2 scorers, while Troop 6 wins the water horse and rider event. life saving finals are set for next week ahead of the June 9 Clark Park track finale.

Butte Bay J. A. Holmes Safety Association Clark Park Ben Owen Wilbur Zundle Sarles Dewey Sullivan Bones Casey Cleary Ryan Sewell Hawks Murphy Troop O’brien George Wilson Schultz O'Brien Olson Dwyer Lee Murray Winslow Woodhouse Troop 6

Observance of Day at Fort Missoula Memorial Day plans

Missoula observes Memorial Day at Fort Missoula with a 11 30 parade return by a 150 man battalion. Chaplain Merrill delivers the principal address and graves are decorated. Afternoon program includes rifle and machine gun demonstrations, sports events, baseball game Fort Missoula versus Lumberjacks, band concert, and battalion parade with guard mount.

Missoula Fort Missoula P. H. Mullay Fort Merrill Ninth Rifle Association Forest Service

All That Glitters Not Gold In Police Court

Mike Rocovie of Butte testified in police court yesterday about purchasing about a dozen nugget items for $10 believing them to be gold. Erickson, who sold the pieces, claimed he made and sold them, totaling about $10, and was dismissed as spectators and the court smiled.

Aesop Mike Rocovie Butte Mike Erickson Rocovic Cooley David O'Connor Justice Court Bourquin Justin Bourgiu Lynch BE. RR. Torrey Raphael Grisson Murray Hospital

Postal workers leave for Shrine convention in Washington

Among Butte postal employees who departed yesterday on a special train to Washington for the Shrine convention were W. D. Campbell, James Duncan, and L. G. Farmer.

Butte Washington, D. C W. D. Campbell James Duncan L. G. Farmer

Good Start Made in Army Campaign

A Salvation Army fundraising drive in Butte reports $1,208 raised toward a $12,000 goal after a half day’s work with three canvassing teams. Tom Davis leads the effort, aiming to reach the total by June 5. Holiday delays push a luncheon and the second day’s report to Thursday. Major Bree denies any funds leaving the country, stating none will go to England or elsewhere. A citywide push includes a women’s corps, Rotary and Kiwanis volunteers, and a H. B. Lowry led committee.

Salvation Army Tom Davis Army Home East Broadway Butte Bree England Fingland H. B. Lowry Butte Corps Rotary Club Kiwanis Club H. C. Lynch

Encroachment Notices Sent To Property Owners

The city treasurers office is busy with encroachment work as it sends out the first batch of 1200 assessment notices to property owners. The process is expected to take several days and occupies ongoing efforts in Riley's office.

Riley

Miss Conroy Completes UC Course in California

Miss Helen Conroy daughter of Mr and Mrs M V Conroy West Broadway returns to Butte after four years at the University of California She ranked high in general scholarship and earned a bachelor of arts degree from a class of 2318 graduates She plans to spend the summer in Butte.

Helen Conroy M. V. Conroy West Broadway Butte University of California Conroy

Auto cries given fines in city court

W Woods charged with reckless driving after a collision with Marie McCormack on Mercury and Wyoming streets was fined $25 by Judge Shea in police court yesterday. John Matison alleged drunk driving and fined $10. John Benski and Joe Furman were fined $20 each after John Sicrokite testified they beat him badly.

W. Woods Marie McCormack Mercury Wyoming Streets Shea John Matison John Benski Joe Furman John Sicroki

Bills to City Due June 5 in City Clerk Office

Bills against the city must be mailed to the city clerk and be in his office before June 5 for payment that month. Mayor W. D. Horgan announced yesterday. Bills not received on time will be carried over to the next month.

W. D. Horgan

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