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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1920
Page
10
Neihart reports a rush of activity as Federal Smelting moves to gain a controlling stake in Carpenter and Snow Creek claims. Guggenheim interests back the deal, with ore values cited from $6 to $30 per ton and a two mile long, 178 foot wide ore stretch.
The Imperial Paste and Manufacturing company in Butte has operated for 19 years using exclusively Montana materials to produce macaroni spaghetti and allied products. The plant, at 401 South Colorado, emphasizes hard wheat over soft, with strict sanitation and air filtration. A European importer ordered shipments to The Hague and Italy, impressed by the clean process and quality, while local plans include a Chamber of Commerce demonstration to boost state-made foods.
Paris reports Paul Cambon to retire soon from his post as French ambassador to Great Britain, with Echo de Paris forecasting the early date of departure.
A sturdy tramp truck, piloted by Harold T. S. Shannon and Alderman John F. Arens, travels 3,900 miles through nearly 100 cities performing 79 tasks across the continent. It arrived in Butte last Tuesday as Silver Bow County Republicans sent congratulations to Governor-elect Dixon.
South Side Lowell Avenue church focus meeting at Mrs. W. T. File home on 1909 Lowell avenue to finalize plans for a Thanksgiving bazaar in church parlors the week before Thanksgiving. Luncheon follows business. several visitors attend. Other notes mention church guilds serving New England dinner Nov 17 and marriages and visits involving local residents.
A series of neighborhood events is recounted from parties at the Shaw home on Hast First Street, the Riley home on Harrison Avenue, and the Spencer residence in Floral Park. Attendees include numerous local youths and families, with costumes, games, dancing, and luncheons amid a church bazaar plan for December 9 and updates on parish activities and operable health recoveries.
Centerville notes include Mr and Mrs Patrick Harrington and daughter Agnes returning from a week at their Flathead reservation ranch. Miss Mae Sullivan recovering after appendix surgery at Murray hospital. Mrs Sutherland visiting sister Annie Walsh and will stay the winter. Dennis Shea returns from Spokane after his brother's death. Thomas Foley's relatives on Bennett street move to Washington DC. Mrs M Cocking and daughter Ethel visit sister Mrs W Carlyon en route to Rossland BC.
Miss Minnie Penoncello resigns from Meaderville Coal office after a year to join Dr Rinckle's staff with Miss Luella Lewis taking her place. Mr and Mrs W T Wilcox and son of Leatherwood street move to Neihart for the winter. Rev J W Hawke, superintendent of the Children’s Home Finding society, preached at Unity Methodist last night. Epworth league of Unity church to meet Thursday at 8 in the church parlors.
Sherman eighth graders and Miss Goldie Chamison hosted the seventh graders and Miss Burke at a Halloween party in the school. Decorations, games, and a dance by Esther Murdie led to a 65-guest event with refreshments. Meanwhile Mrs. Albert Doull hosted St. Andrew's junior guild, with a business meeting and luncheon. Valencia Upton, clerk at Bennetts, has been ill. Paddy Mitchell is back from illness. Thomas Normanly family plan a California winter. Timothy Holland came for his brother Cain Holland’s funeral in Trenton, Utah. The St Lawrence Woman's League formed with officers Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Mamie McDonald, Dora Mitchell. Gertrude Upton ill at 23 Lexington terrace. Clifford Coleman notes his grandfather’s death in Trenton, Utah. Laura Pearce confined with la grippe.
The YMCA bowling executive committee decided prizes will go to each member of the winning team who played the most games, with further recognition for the three highest averages. Derham Frink and Bateman will form the prize committee. Absentees incur a 140 per game credit and teams must reschedule or forfeit games.
In Butte junior football, Moonlight Tigers defeated Park Street Cubs 43 to 10 with Cronin scoring three touchdowns and Hagan Pecarri and Quinn adding one each. Dublin Gulch Grizzlies beat Rocky Mountain Ramblers 14 to 6 despite being outweighed, Dolan starred. Woolman Street Tigers beat Boardman Street Ramblers 42 to 36, and Irish Tigers lost 30 to 24 to Woolman Street second team. St Patrick parochial eighth graders won 30 to 24 over seventh graders, Sullivan four touchdowns and Casey one.
George Butler Sutton once balkline champion plans to meet George Spears the world straight rail champion at Marquette billiard parlors. After years of poor health and retirement on a Michigan farm he has regained his health and aims to renew his claim to Hoppe's crown with an exhibition marking his return.
The Turkish government has addressed a note to the powers stating the present time is inopportune for ratification of the peace treaty by Turkey.
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