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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1917
Page
6
A reflective verse contrasts living in the productive valley with longing for distant hills. The speaker yearns for the hilltop calm where unseen presence and sweetness reside, while acknowledging the valley’s peace and prosperity.
In Butte Aug 24 a luncheon and Kensington tea honor guests Mrs Sadler of Denver and Miss Eva Anderson with Mrs Roehm hosting. Frances Mercedes Saville announces engagement to Harold Eugene Low. Numerous social teas, visits by Helena and Billings residents, and travels to Portland for Women of Woodcraft grand circle session are noted, along with many local hosts and guests enjoying flowers, luncheons, and gatherings.
Mrs. Bai ard, patient at St Joseph's hospital, states her son James Savery has joined a territorial unit and expects to see service with the allies in France. Mrs. John Smarr of Butte, previously in the county, was with relatives during the week. Several Helena and Butte visitors and local residents are mentioned in brief notes of travel.
An article fragment describes a mountain trip ending in the Big Hole, plus visits from Lieut. George McMullin to American Lake and various social gatherings. It notes Mrs. Is J Sharpe and others visiting Mary J. Kelles, camping at Powell Lake, a funeral in Miss ovia, travels to North Yakima, and a large Eastern Star picnic at Irvine Lake with a 6:30 lunch. Other items cover CN activities, luncheons for Helena guests, and local hospitality. The piece closes with a quip about perseverance on the road to success.
In Three Forks HIREE FORKS a series of social events unfolded with Miss Margaret Young hosting a dance complimenting guest Miss Helen Jort from Chicago. Numerous locals attended dinners, dances, and gatherings at West Gallatin and Baker Creek areas, with a party of about 50 at the Sacajawea clubroom event and friends from Helena, Chicago, and Belgrade visiting or hosting.
Montana Idaho and Washington see invasions by Non Partisan League of North Dakota representatives. A C Townley tours the region to organize locals. Signups continue as headquarters open to build state campaigns ahead of the next general election.
Henry P. Davison explains how the American Red Cross, funded by a $100 million subscription, will deploy aid abroad and at home. He describes sending American experts to assess needs, establishing Red Cross stations in cantonments and on landing in France, supporting hospitals, and creating recreation and care centers for soldiers to sustain morale.
Two Dutch vessels unable to leave Honolulu due to federal permit refusal to take on coal. Goentoer has some coal and hopes to reach a coast port slowly, while Prinses Julians lacks sufficient coal to reach Yokohama. Authorities gave no reason for the coal ban.
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