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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1918
Page
23
A fragmentary Butte page blends a wartime prayer for a soldier’s safety with local social notes. It records a Farewell party for Victoria Weeren on South Jackson, friendship lists, Loyalty Girls club, and arts and crafts activities, plus appeals for milk for French children and soldiers and upcoming community events. Names include Nels Weeren Carlson Forsell Crossey and Morony among others.
Napton and bride Theresa de Possner from San Francisco met in Spokane for a wedding performed by Rev. Blackiston. They will host friends at their West Galena Street apartment after November 22.
In Bozeman on September 7 Miss Pease hosted a heart luncheon on Central Avenue for Miss Stinley of Whitehall visiting the Pease home and Bozeman girls headed for school. Guests included Misses Stanley, Pransham, Hutton, Heath, Accola, Story, Walsh, Waterman, Holter, Aitken, Seeley, and Keown hosted a farewell for Edna Fransham bound for Chicago to study music. The event featured music, dancing, and light refreshments.
An ivy covered wall at Denny Hall on the Washington campus displays a spray of coppery roses. The single bare branch emerges from dense ivy, marking the only sign of Yosebush in the neighborhood.
The design features a tunic cut in long petals outlined by piping, a wide girdle, and loose sleeves. The midnight blue de Jera is a heavy weave of stil t Jersey, making the material itself a focal point of the frock.
Belgrade scene lists visits and departures among residents. Marion and Letha Lobdell went to Bozeman to visit Miss McCune and attend the fair. Mrs Hartsell and two children travel to Livingston to visit relatives. Many townsfolk head to Hazeman for the county fair and exhibits.
In Livingston on Sept 7 Mr and Mrs Rejoxson left Thursday for Chicago. Foreman Slosson of engineers plans to attend a traveling engineers convention Oct 10 to 14. Mrs Earl White welcomed a nine pound girl born Friday morning. Phil Laney married Mollie Murly by Justice Ragland then planned a coast trip and to live near Timber. Miss Alice Hight returns from California to teach Clyde Park school. Mrs W D Nelson departs Sunday for Helena to visit daughter Alice and attend the state fair. Mrs Bjork and son visit New York City, stay several weeks. Mrs Arnold Huppert, recently in hospital, is home and improving. Mrs Harold Compton and Lois visiting relatives in Putte. A nine pound baby was born to Sergi and Mrs Thomas Venable. Venable heads abroad. Rose Shaw returns from a Wisconsin trip via Cody, Livingston by rail. Pending Independence movement signers noted. three signers referenced.
A fragmented list shows counts by states including New Hampshire Massachusetts Thode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia Carolina South Carolina and Georgia. The text implies a survey or tally across multiple jurisdictions with varied counts per location.
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