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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
7
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donica returned from a month at Bear Creek ranger station in the Clearwater region. On the way home he killed a large black bear while she brought down a brown bear cub treed by their dog. Pelts described as finest with glossy thick fur.
DARBY Oct 27 Mrs Bert Kerlee returned Monday from a 10 days stay in Missoula. Mrs Jacob Wetzsteen was a shopper from Lula Monday. Frank A Brown a Hughes Creek mining man is attending to business affairs in Missoula this week. Than Wilkerson and W A and Bert Kerlee returned Sunday from a trip after elk up the East Fork. The latter brought in a fine elk.
Dillon residents in district No 10 will vote Saturday afternoon October 30 at the training school on a 75000 bond issue to add to the 162000 bond for a new primary school. Growth in enrollment has outgrown other districts and extra rooms are needed at the normal college to house pupils.
News from Dillon reports the death of William P. Hayward, a former local newspaper compositor, who was shot and killed in St. Joseph Missouri. Hayward wore a Shriners pin and was identified by it. Burial was in St. Joseph per the Dillon Masonic Lodge request.
Great Falls Oct 26 Emil Aspen a miner at the Cottonwood Coal Company No 4 mine in Stockett was killed instantly when a fall of several tons of rock buried him Monday afternoon. He had worked in the Stockett mines for years and was unmarried.
In Stockett on Monday evening the Stockett Coal Miners union voted to endorse state university bond measures 18 and 19 after hearing several speakers.
Hamilton October 27 The Woman's club meeting drew standing room only with many guests present Miss Ma deen unable to attend A O Hara filled the vacancy and explained the initiative and referendum bills A club farce titled How to Vote staged by members of diverse nationalities was a success and enjoyed by all.
Thomas J. Murphy was brought before Judge Lentz in district court and pleaded not guilty to criminal assault. With bail set at 3000 dollars, he was remanded to county jail in default of bail awaiting trial.
News notes from Hamilton dated October 27 summarize visits and travels of local residents. Mrs Ray Greenup formerly Miss Beach arrives from Missoula to visit friends. B E West returns from the Middle West trip about his fruit ranch. C H Raymond and family return from Vermillion Mining properties. Mrs J W Mister of Missoula visits with Mrs Kyle of Canada. Walter Murphy of Missoula visits. Local youths plan a motor trip to Darby for election night dance. Homer Benson of Stark visits. Mrs B Tobin leaves for Butte. Miss Ethel McGlasson returns to Milltown. Miss Adra Porter returns from Spokane.
Whitehall October 27 The colonial bungalow owned by Mr. and Mrs. A J McKay was sold to Harry Huber. The McKays plan time in California before visiting friends in Canada and Europe.
Bozeman on October 27 reports excellent conditions allow farmers to restart thrashing after a heavy snowfall last week halted work. The continued good weather supports resumed harvest activity across the district.
Tax records show Germany raised income tax by a massive 1370 percent over the seven year span from 1913 to 1920, reflecting postwar fiscal strain and abrupt policy shifts affecting individuals and households nationwide.
Fergus County records show 575 absent voter ballots cast including Judith Basin area with 325 from that district. Also noted: Tom Stout plans to remain in Lewistown after returning from Southern California. marriage announced in Canton South Dakota between Mrs Carolyn Morton and C W Culver. oil seepage observed at Ten Spot Syndicate well in Mosby field. Lewistown Insurance Federation forms Lewistown branch with officers BB Ashworth president, Edmund Wright VP, A Liebing secretary, George D Aune, BE Knight directors.
Bozeman October 27 William Worman a Central Park farmer was rushed to Deaconess hospital with a crushed foot after it was caught in a hay baler yesterday.
An advertisement touts Pyramid as a fast relief for piles claiming many users were saved from suffering. The copy emphasizes swift action and broad effectiveness, phrased in a period marketing voice.
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