Gun Wielder 15 Taken by Police
D L McCusher a reported railroad engineer was arrested on drunk and later released on bond. He returned to the station, threatened officers, and a sergeant struck him, disarming McCusher whose revolver fell to the pavement. He was returned to a cell on a threat charge and a suicide attempt was found later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. McCusher
McCusher
Elmer Powell
John Lyden
East Park Street
Barney Lovell
Lavell
Jere Murphy
Lovell
The
Mars
Emmett Sullivan
Cusher
Doll
Condition of Butte Woman 15 Said Grave
Portland reports that Mrs. Ray H. Banders of Butte, brought in by plane for treatment of a blood infection, was in grave condition after an operation. Robert Turner, charged with a statutory offense, arraigned in district court with June 23 set for entry of pleas. He was bound over on a 1000 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Portland
Ore
Ray H. Banders
Robert Turner
Frank L. Riley
Justice Court
Turmer Fs
Uberty
Montanans Visit Montanans and Local Notices Across Towns
A fragmented Montanan social column lists numerous people visiting various Montana towns including Virginia City Helena Missoula and Billings and mentions other locals such as G W Arthur Julia Arthur Dan Carroll Timore Roberts and J F Tomasek. A separate note from Dallas Texas reports Aline Leslie fined $100 for leaving a store with a $1 pair of shoes after the judge ruled she hadn’t paid for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlen
Wyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
L. D. Wilks
Dilton
Richard H. Smith
Alo
Clark
Missoula
G. W. Arthur
Julia Arthur
Dan Carroll
Timore Roberts
B. Chase Jr
Jann
Norman
Frank Wallace
H. G. McKenna
Grest Falls
W. A. Cash
George B. Conway
Helena
Abe Spsin
Borman
C. O. Berg
Billings
Arizona
Rocke
KE. Frazer
D. MacDonald
Warm Springs
M. W. Penwell
Moose Lake
L. Higley
Glen
Frank Knapp
Rose
Dallas
Texas
Aline Leslie
Funeral notice for Joseph Frankovich in Mount Carmel burial
The funeral of the late Joseph Frankovich will be held from the P. J. Finnegan company's funeral home Monday morning at 7 45. The services will move to St. Peter's church for requiem high mass at 6 o'clock. Interment will follow at Mount Carmel cemetery.
Hasley boy dies at eleven in Hasley Home
At 413 Main street a boy aged 11 years 11 months and 15 days is dead. Body remains at the family home and will be moved to the Masonic temple Monday morning at 11 from which the funeral will be conducted under Acacia lodge. Public services set for 2:30 Monday afternoon with Rev. J F Como officiating. Interment at Hill cemetery.
Anaconda Briefs Highlight Beside In Butte Visitors
Mrs Tim Calnan and baby spent yesterday in Butte with friends. Mrs Gordon Johnson of Oak Street was a Butte visitor yesterday. Hiram Rodgers attended professorial matters in Butte yesterday. Former Judge George B Winston ape yesterday with friends. Robert Gale was a Butte visitor yesterday. Fire chief and Mrs Henry Quane visited in Butte yesterday and today. Mrs James Fitzpatrick of Went PCHERAL Street spent yesterday with ANACONDA MORTAKA ircense In Buse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Tim Calnan
Baby
Butte
Gordon Johnson
Oak Street
Hiram Rodgers
George B. Winston Ape
Henry Quane
James Fitzpatrick
Went Pcheral Strelt
Buse
Anaconda Bureau 88 Seek Political Office in Deer Lodge County
Anaconda June 16 Special Twenty five candidates joined the 63 seeking nominations in the July 17 primary, totaling 88. Lawmakers lead with six for the legislature. names include John J O’Donnell and John J Morris. Candidates hail from Anaconda and nearby towns, with party labels Democratic and Republican and varied slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
John J. O'Donnell
Birchstreet
O'Donnell
John J. Morris
East Furth Street
Morris
Thomas F. McCarvel
West Fourth Street
Knights of Columbus
Si A. Stoddard
Madison Street
Sohn Kerrigan
East Sixth Street
East Anaconda
Kerrigan
Willam Lorenz
Former Anaconda Girl Married in Spokane
Blanche Lamoine Taylor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Taylor of 325 East Front street Anaconda married Wayne Madren son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Madren of Helena in Spokane Washington last Monday. Rev Virgil Halbig officiated. Attendants were Gerald Madren and Roma Arnold. The bride formerly worked at Wahlstedt Jewelry and Orton Bros. music store in Anaconda. The couple will reside in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Specia
Blanche Lamoine Taylor
C. L. Taylor
East Front Street
Wayne Madren
M. L. Madren
Helena
Angconds
Spokane
Wash
Virgil Halbig
Gerald Madren
Roma Arnold
Taylor
Wahlstedt Jewelry
Spo- Anne
Anacoda
Orton Bros. Music Store
Madren
Helena High School
Resent
Spoane
Boisterous gang rounded up by police in Anaconda
City and county officers joined to seize a gang of 13 youths alleged to have caused a disturbance on East Third street. In jail the group continued violence breaking windows and fixtures, requiring officers to enter cells. Charges expected include disturbance and resisting arrest, with some facing drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
East Third Street
Fred L. Johnson Called By Death
Anaconda June 16 Fred Lewis Johnson 37 of Lewistown died early this morning after an extended illness His body was shipped to Lewistown for funeral services Monday Born in Hudson Wisconsin Sept 4 1897 he came to Montana many years ago He was a grocery clerk in Lewistown until illness three years ago A World War I Marine Corps veteran he enlisted in Missoula He was brother of Ed J Johnson former safeman for Butte Wholesale and survived by his mother Mrs Mary A Johnson of Lewistown and two sisters Mrs Arthur J Baker of Lewistown and Mrs F E Galt of Great Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Fred Lewis Johnson
Levistown
Staten
Lewistown
Hudson
Wis
Johnson
Montana
United States Marine Corps
Missoula
Ed J. Johnson
Butta Wholesale Company
Mary A. Johnson
Arthur J. Baker
EF. Galt
Great Falls
Frankovich Rites Set for Monday
Funeral services for Joseph Frankovich, pioneer Anaconda resident, will be held at six o clock Monday morning at St Peter s church. Interment will be in Mount Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Joseph Frankoven
St. Peter's Church
Intermient
Mount Catmal Cemetery
Son Born to McLean Family in Anaconda
Charles McLean of Townsend and his wife welcome a son at St Ann's Hospital in Anaconda. The newborn is the couple’s first child. Mr. McLean is a cons of Mrs Marie McLean, county clerk. Germany produced nearly 15,000,000 rabbit skins last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Anaconda
Charles McLean
Townsend
St. Ann
Mr. McLean
Airs Marie McLean
Forder
Decor Lodge
Germany
Julius Hasley Taken by Death in Anaconda
Julius A Hasley 17 prominent Anaconda resident and longtime plumber died at his home 416 Main street at 7 o clock this morning after a long illness Funeral services will be held at the Masonic temple Monday at 2 30 He was born in Milwaukee July 3 1862 and came to Montana in 1887 He served as Anaconda mayor 1917 1918 and was known as Jud He helped install the hotel plumbing for Marcus Daly s Montana Hotel and remained active in civic and athletic circles including fishing hunting and bowling He bicycled from Anaconda to Butte in earlier years and was the first plumber in Anaconda Anaconda Mont June 16 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Melva Luxton
West Fifth Street
Charles Chevigny
Jette Alexander
Don South
Jumping Jacks
Aaron
Margaret Lombard
Williams
Bernard Welch
Durynin
Theresa Malloy
Dora
Shirley Rae
Dixie
Scot
Bernina Cadwell
Fatry Ballet
Mr. Hatch
Jean Monier
Anita
Mate Merkle
June Roger Opalte
Wright
Lois Henry
Tellaseen
Jack Shaw
Julius A. Hasley
Main Street
Masonic Temple
Milwaukee
Wis
Hasley
Montana
Marcus Daly
Butte
Bute
Mon
Tans Hotel
Anaconda Eases Speed Rules for Early Automobiles
In 1905 Anaconda city adopted higher speed limits from four to six miles per hour and kept a rule requiring autos to halt for horse drawn vehicles at straightaways or intersections, an ordinance still on the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Maser Bailey
Anaconda Masons Honor Late Hasley at Funeral
The obituary notes Hasley of Anaconda died after years of illness. He served as president of the Acacia lodge, was involved with Anaconda Gun Club, and held posts in Elks and Knights Templar. Survived by widow Cora B Hasley, daughter Mrs P I Fitz Berald, son William Hasley, two grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral Monday 4:30 PM at the Masonic temple with Knights Templar guard. Elks memorial services planned at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Lodge
A. F P
A.M
Anaconda
Royal Atric Masons
Montana Commandery
Knights Templar
Bagdad Temple of the
Mystic Shrine of
Butte
Euks’ Lodge
Anaconda Gun Club
Acacia
Lodge
Old
Ana Conds
Anaconda Club
Anaconda Country Club
Hassey l
Cora B. Hassey
P. 1
Fitz~ Berald
William Hasley
This City
Virginia BH. Brunton
Wellesley College
Wellesley, Mass
Fred Brunton
Ann Arbor
Mich
E. M DeMtrs
Milwaukee
Masonic Temple
J. P. Como
Guard of Honor
Anaconde Fodge of Elks
Burglars Take $35 From Anaconda Beer Parlor
Burglars broke a window transom at the Big Stack beer parlor in Anaconda, operated by Steve Mickle. Two automat gumbrellas were broken and money was taken from the till, totaling about 35 dollars. An additional report notes theft of two and a half tons of coal found near railroad tracks north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Big Stack
Steve Mickle
Steve Trhovich
Last minute filings shape Dillon July primary race
Dillon June 16 special to last-minute filings mark the final day for county and township races. Dell A Lloyd filed for county treasurer on the Republican ticket, FP C McFadden sought public administrator, Myrtle Taylor for county treasurer on the Democratic side, and Mrs J B Shaw entered the Democratic bid for county commissioner. Republican contenders for justice of the peace include George F H Feath rly and Alvin L Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
View
Justler of the Peace
Dell A. Lloyd
Beaverhead County
FP. C McFadden
Dilan
S. Baker
Myrtle Taylor
Benjamin Taylor
J.B. Shaw
J. W. Potts
Wisdom
Justice of the Peace
Dillon Township
George FH. Feathrly
Beaverhead Valley
Alvin L Anderson
Food preservation meetings planned in Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County plans to host federal representative led demonstrations on safe canning methods for fruits vegetables and meats. Bernard Williams of the Smith Hughes department says Miss Lucian Stone of Bozeman may tour communities in July and late August if local interest exists. Residents are urged to respond to Dillon supervisor Williams.
Primary Election July Register Set County Record
Dillon June 16 Special a total of 3,844 electors are eligible to vote in the July primary election announced today by Clerk and Recorder Albert S. Baker. The county record approaches the general election two years ago, with Dillon South leading at 593 and Argenta the smallest at 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Albert S. Baker
Ditlon South
Argenta
Man Held on Theft Suspicion in Dillon Realignment
Dillon reports Sheriff McCollum received word from Idaho authorities that a man was taken into custody with four bags of pil in his possession. The suspect claimed he obtained wood near Dillon but offered no further details. Beaverhead officials urged sheepmen missing wood to contact authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
James A. McCollum
Anthony
Idaho
Beaverhead
O Connor Adopted by Indian Tribe in Bronx Ceremony
James FP O Connor of Livingston Montana, a U S Senate candidate, was adopted as a full member of the Bronx tribe in a colorful ceremony led by Chief Yellow Hawk. The ceremony bestowed the name Chief Bhoots the Tyacr on O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
James FP. O'Connor
Livingston
Montana
U. S. Senate
Yellow Hawk
Bhoots
Tyacr
Kidnapper Taken After Getaway in Illinois City
Randor Eugene Norvell, a lifeterm kidnapper who escaped from a southern Illinois prison, was captured in East St. Louis after a weeklong manhunt. He and fellow prisoner James OConnell escaped April 37 via a sewer and river route. Norvell was returned to the Chester prison by Warden Joseph Ragen following a brief, nonresisted seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Tut
Randor Eugene Norvell
Southern Illinois
Norvell
August Luer
Alton
C.banker
Chester
Til
Joseph Ragen
James O'Connell
Missiseppi
O'Connell
Pomona
Leydig Receives Doctor of Medicine Degree
Stanley M Leydig son of Mr and Mrs M J Leydig and heir to a Montana mining family earned his medical degree at Washington University in St Louis Missouri He belongs to Metenn high school alumni and University of Montana alumni He will begin internship at St Louis City Hospital at age 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley M. Leydig
M. J. Leydig
Montana
Washington University
St. Louis
Butte
Metenn High School
University of Montana
St. Louis City Hospital
Many traveling to Grand Coulee Dam in Washington
Wide interest in the Grand Coulee hydro electric dam project draws many western travelers. W B El Nenott of the Northern Pacific railway reports Spokane to dam travel as daily inquiries grow about visiting the federal works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Grand Coulee
Washington State
Spokane
W. B. Ele Nott
Butte General Pagent
Northern Pacific Railway
Federal Works
Engle Ring named defendant in CA&E divorce action
Florence Rin Cruetty filed for divorce in district court yesterday naming Engle Ring as defendant. The couple married in Anaconda on December 24, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ca&e
Engle Ring
Florence Rin Cruetty
Anaconda
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. L. McCusher
P. J. Finnegan
Robert Gale
Anaconda Bureau
County OF Deer Lodge
M. Luxton
Tan
Almes Tooje
East Seventh Street
Pemina Ann Cadwell
One Avenue
Arthur Nelson
Cedar Street
John H. al Alexander
John W. Sprayear
Beeth Street
Mary Colter Johnson
Po Street
Republcan
Gus Swanson
East Fifth Street
Edward Nordquist
Gil English
Locust Street
ME. Brolin
H. S. Carter
Jack White
Nora Odonnell
East Path Street
James Buckley
Opportunity
Martha Holstrom
Tol Hickory Street
Frances Taylor
Birch Street
Ofl
Fred L. Johnson
Frankovich
Julius Hasley
Justus A. Hasley
Dillon Bureau
Edgar By Rife of
Armatead
O’connor
Rando] Norvell
Washington
Praxters
Montana Standard
General Electric Monitor
ARS
Jess
Crec
Montana Power Company
Miewepa Pew
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