Fourth of July fund balance reported for Anaconda
Anaconda July Fourth celebration finances show total disbursements 1186.66 and receipts 1261.25, leaving 74.39. With 34.45 carried from prior celebrations the Fourth fund balance stands at 108.84 to start next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
The
American Legion
Anaconda Post
Charles Semmens
W. K. Smith
Cc. R. Cutis
W. L. Beal
Frank McKenzie
W. K. Quay
Soldiers’ Memorial Band
Legion
S. W. Petritz
W. ©. Roney
John Mee- Vicars
F. D. Kelly
George W. Sparrow
Pioneer Skinner 70 Dies Near Box Elder Montana
Robert Corcoran a northern Montana pioneer died Friday at his home near Box Elder. A Fort Assinniboine era teamster for Broadwater McCulloh and company, he homesteaded near Box Elder in 1887 and lived there until death. He is survived by his widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Mont
Robert Corcoran
Montana
Box Elder
Fort Assinniboine
Broadwater, McCulloh and Company
Philipsburg Notes Show Town Visits and Travel
Philipsburg scene features Mrs Buck Cumming and baby back from Glasgow after a month visiting Mr and Mrs L L Lorenz. J H Galligher of Spokane visited daughter Mrs H E Harris hospitalized in Spokane. Mrs G L Atwater and daughter with Mrs George Miltenberg of St Louis return from Pullman and Prosser. Numerous residents travel to Missoula and Butte for studies and fairs. State Treasurer W F Harmon spends hours in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipsburg
Philipsburg
Buck Cumming
Baby
Glasgow
L. L. Lorenz
J. H. Galligher
Spokane
H. E. Harris
Dr. Cullen's Hospital
J. J
Pullman
Wash
A. A. Rounds
Prosser
W. W. Atwater
Julius Mazza
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
EF. FE. Blumenthal
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Rading
Portland
Ore
Auto
Kading
Emil Perey
Tom Moore
Missoula
The
State University
Robert Perey
Butte
School of Mines
M. Harschfield
L. Hauck
L. D. Humpherville
Herman Hauck
Baby Jean
Mr. Hauck
Boulder Women Elect Officers At Club Meeting
A Boulder Montana women s club meeting elected officers including Mrs W W Wahl as president and Mrs J B Moore as vice president Mrs J Heltimes secretary and Mrs Alvin Battershell treasurer Delegates to the state convention in Helena on Oct 3 4 5 were chosen Mrs Wahl and Mrs Heltimes. Visitors L Q Skelton of Seattle and Mrs Wilbur McCullough with companions attended from Helena and other local towns. Several members attended the funeral of John Shields in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Women’s Club
W. W. Wahl
J. B. Moore
J. Heltimes
Alvin Battershell
Harry Mikkleson
Guss Wallin
Battershell
A. H. Fiselein
Wahl
Heltimes
Helena
L. Q. Skelton
Seattle
Wilbur McCullough
Carey Halford
Dan Halford
B. F. Barteau
Arthur Aspengren
Butte
John Shields
Anaconda Briefs Noting Local Movements and Visits
John Bosanac visited his brother in Anaconda then left for Gladstone Michigan. John Grant of Butte School of Mines toured Anaconda visiting his parents. Roy Nelson departed for Missoula to enter the State University. Edgar Schmitz left for the University of Wisconsin. Mrs. T J Meloy returned from Seattle after visiting sisters. Mrs. Wood of Portland attended Ida Wright's funeral and stayed several days. D Walker of Elkhorn mine spent Friday with his mother at the Montana hotel. Bud Barnes went to Omaha to enter the university. Madalin Launderville of Deer Lodge visited friends in Anaconda. James McGuire and Frank Gubbins went to Grasshopper Lake for hunting. Marion Johnson left for Bozeman to enter the State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Grant
Butte School of Mines
Anaconda
D. ©. Walker
The
Elkhorn Mine
A. M. Walker
Montana Hotel
Alder Street Team Beats Third Street Gang 12 to 6
At the lumber yard field the Alder Street football team defeated Third Street by 12 to 6. Standouts for the winners were Vaughn Chore and Captain Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Alder
Third Street Gang
Lumber Yard Field
Vaughn
Chore
Daly
Local Social Roundup From Fishtrap and Wisdom
Social notes from Fishtrap and Wisdom detail visits and guests at ranches and homes. Mr and Mrs R J Perry of Butte hosted at Ted Woodward ranch. Mrs Florence Reed of Wisdom holidayed at Jack Anderson's. Miss Fileen Hayes began teaching at Fishtrap. Russell Anderson recovering from appendicitis. Cecil Fairchild injured a rib moving with the Paddock family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishtrap
R. J. Perry
Butte
Ted Woodward
Florence Reed
Wisdom
Jack Anderson
Fileen Hayes
Anaconda
Walter White
al Gosslin
Cecil Fairchild
Washington
Don Francis
Daughters of
Warren Shaw
Norman Vaughn
Evelyn Casey
Ralston
W. M. Clapp
Eastern Star
Clyde Thompson
Tucker Ranch
Jim Paddock
Matt Christiansen
Fred Anderson
Russell Anderson
Russell
Basin Guests and Trips Highlight Week
William Hax, Basin Montana tunnel president, and Mrs Hax plan a month long New York visit starting Monday. local residents including Colburn and La Kowsky guests at Grey Eagle mine. August Grunert, M M Atwater, Howard Johnson, Tetter, and Montana Parr noted in Basin social and business scenes as travel, mining, or teaching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Alvin Berry
la Kowsky
August Grunert
Butte
M. M. Atwater
Howard Johnson
Boulder
Basin
Tetter
Virginia City
Comet
Montana Parr
Carrie Parr
State School For the Deaf and Dumb
Ringling Notes Social Visitors and Local Club Meeting
Ringling notes list Mrs. David Blacker and Miss Zetta Blacker of Helena visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foser, Mrs. D. E. McKay and Mrs. Armand Sullivan of White Sulphur Springs as business visitors, Mrs. Ross Higgins departing for Best, and Mrs. Walter Walsh and Mrs. Walter Osterholm touring in from Sixteen. The Woman's Club met Saturday.
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Ida A. Wright Held in Anaconda
Mrs. Ida A. Wright 74 long time Anaconda resident died Friday at her daughter's home and was buried at Hill cemetery after services conducted by Rev Evert Top of the Presbyterian church. Mrs. O A Johnson sang and was organ accompaniment by Mrs. Gonrad Gustafson. Pallbearers included H H Logan August Conrady Phil Daniels John McDonald R J Heasley and W J Wickey. Family attended from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida A. Wright
H. E. Cook
West Fourth Street
Hill Cemetery
Evert Top
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Tuttle Company
O. A. Johnson
Gonrad Gustafson
Anaconda
H. H. Logan
August Conrady
Phil Daniels
John McDonald
R. J. Heasley
W. J. Wickey
W. A. Woods
Portland
Registration rush boosts registry in Deer Lodge area
Powell go to registry shows record turnout with 3175 total names, up 375 from July primary. Deer Lodge adds over 200 new voters as county clerks report unusually strong interest for the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Hertz
Dance winds up community fair in Deer Lodge
The first annual Junior Fair and Community Day celebration culminated with a large dance sponsored by the Business and Professional Women. Local citizens and farmers praised the event and plans for a larger fair next year are already under discussion with aims to involve rural youth and expand domestic science and manual training exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Montana
Kiwanis Plan Meeting Features Emery District Talks
Deer Lodge Kiwanis will hear Arthur Buchen discuss the Hidden Hand property and the Deer Lodge Superior Mining company at a Monday evening program. The session centers on development plans for Emery district properties and promises one of the club’s most engaging talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Plan
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club
Emery
Arthur Buchen
Deer Lodge Superior Mining Company
Deer Lodge Briefer: Sheriff Delivers Prisoners and Local Visits
Sheriff Reed of Missoula county transported prisoners to the state prison in Deer Lodge and then headed to Butte for business. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Mundinger of Missoula visit. about 20 residents chartered the Butte Deer Lodge automobile stage to hear Governor Al Smith in Helena Monday. Ben Walden of Hall area attends local business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Reed
Missoula County
Middleton
Butte
W. C. Mundinger
Missoula
Butte-Deer Lodge
Helena
al Smith
Ben Walden
Hall
Citizenship Granted to Diverse Applicants in District Court
Samuel Zumpf a Hungarian George Serb a Roumanian and Pauline Fries an Austrian were admitted to citizenship in the district court on Saturday. Duff Pritchett returns from western Montana and buys stock for a Chicago firm. M B Hampton resigns as cashier of the First National Bank to start business in Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Hampton sell their home to Mr. and Mrs. J L Bair. They have long resided in White Sulphur Springs. Mr. and Mrs. John E Phillips visited from Helena to see Mrs Phillips' mother Martha Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Samuel Zumpf
George Serb
Pauline Fries
District Court
Duff Pritchett
Montana
Chicago
M. B. Hampton
First National Bank
Spokane
Wash
Hampton
J. L. Bair
John E. Phillips
Helena
Phillips
Martha Johnston
Afternoon Meeting Highlights Homemaking Rugs Idea
The gathering featured Mrs. De Long as chair and introduced ideas on the art of homemade rugs. Music provided by Mrs. Stewart Parke complemented the afternoon event.
Funeral held for Daniel M. Conner at Darby community church
Daniel Marion Conner died Monday night and was mourned in a packed Darby Community church funeral led by Rev. W H Mitchell. Born January 6 1887 near Darby he studied in local schools Missoula and the State University and worked in the Missoula forest service before returning to the family homestead. Survived by wife two sons mother sisters and brothers burial at Lone Pine cemetery beside his father with pallbearers CG Ostergren Wallace McCrackin A B Cole Herbert Summers Walter Long and B J Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Daniel Marion Conner
Darby
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Mr. Conner
Missoula
State University
Land Department
District Forest Office
Old Homestead
Bitter Root Valley
Queen Marie of
Roumania
Montana
Conner
Aaron Conner
Ravalli County
Daniel Jr
Bruce
Julia Conner
Carl Hoblitt
Corvallis
Clara Wolfenbarger
Louis
Gold Creek
Far
J A. Conner
Victor
Lone Pine
CG. Ostergren
Wallace McCrackin
A. B. Cole
Herbert Summers
Walter Long
B. J. Billings
G. A. Gordon
J. ©. Conkry
G. H. Shellhamer
Birthday party and bridge events in Ennis and nearby
Mrs H E B Rakeman hosted Betty Louise's fifth birthday with lawn games, sweet peas, and decorated tables. Mrs Edgar Bright held a bridge party at Jack Creek with four tables and prizes. Other notices include Trinity Guild meeting plans for a bazaar and the Madison Valley Womans Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
H. EB. Rakeman
Betty Louise
Rakeman
Ju. A. Merryfeild
James Vanderbeck
Virginia City
Pauline
Lois Hadzor
Virginia
Jane Jeffers
Betty
Helen Tuttle
Janet Stentz
Ann Lawton
Louise Call
Marilyn Shelton
Laura Ellen Raymond
Helen Vanderbeck
Trinity Guild
M. D. Jeffers
Will Lawton
Guild
Jeffers
Madison Valley Womans’ Club
County Federation
Paul Hadzor
R. S. Tuttle
J. E. Krauss
Mmes
Fay Jeffers
Edgar Bright
William Wightman
Hubert D. Love
James Hayden
Jack Creek
D. F. Clancy
Social Bridge Dinners Highlight Big Timber Week
Big Timber notes a Wednesday dinner bridge hosted by Mrs. John Hruza and sister at the Hruza home with twenty guests. A Thursday bridge luncheon at Mrs. Shaver’s home featured Lady Lollipop managing cards and scores before Mrs. John Hruza received a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Timber
John Hruza
Hruza
R. E. Shaver
R. H. Wiedman
Ice and refrigeration rivals fuel growth of American Ice
Charles Small of the American Ice Company cites rising profits through September as electric and gas refrigeration boost the market. He notes the firm now serves New York Boston Newark Atlantic City Philadelphia and Washington with plans to expand into Georgia Alabama Florida and Tennessee via a possible merger with Atlanta Ice and Coal. He says competition spurs better distribution and nonuser growth while preserving profits for both ice and electric refrigeration sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Small
American Ice Company
United States
New York
Boston
Newark
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
Small
M. Small
Mr. Small
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
Atlanta Ice and Coal Company
Atlanta
Europe
Money Situation in U S Says Investment Counsel
George C. Cox of New York argues money is not tight but high after a year of artificially cheap funds. Call money averages 7.50 percent now from 3.84 percent. time money 7 percent from 4 percent. commercial paper 50 to 6 percent up from 4 percent. Building activity in 37 eastern states falls about 11 percent August versus July, and 6 percent below August last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
United States
New York
Washington
Harold Crary
American Air Transport Association of Chicago
George C. Cox
Mr. Cox
Rocky Mountains
Cardwell Welcomes Teachers With Club Program
Under Country club sponsorship Cardwell High School hosts an entertainment and welcome meeting for the coming year drawing a large crowd. The program features songs by the assembly a welcome address by Mrs Susie Hatfield a response by Prof F R Puckett piano solos by Frances Puckett and Alva Tebay plus community singing and a grand march led by W J Rankin and Virginia West. An elaborate lunch follows as residents greet the teaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardwell
Country Club
Cardwell High School
America
Assembly
Susie Hatfield
F. R. Puckett
Frances Puckett
Alva Tebay
W. J. Rankin
Virginia Westt
John Douglas Returns Home After Long Hospital Stay
John Douglas is convalescing after a serious auto accident. He was confined in a Butte hospital for over a month and will visit relatives in Portland before returning to work at the Liberty mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Douglas
Butte
Mr. Douglas
Portland
Liberty Mine
Mrs Johns and Mr Goff Visit Whitehall on Thursday
Mesdames George L. Johns and Arthur Goff were visitors in Whitehall Thursday evening between trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
George Ll. Johns
Arthur Goff
Whitehall
Springer Returns Home From Butte To Montana Mines
F. R. Springer resumes duties as manager of the Liberty Montana mines after attending to business matters in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Springer
Butte
Liberty Montana Mines
Prize Giveaways at Social Event Highlight Gentlemen and Ladies
Mrs. G A Loasby received a low score prize and was cheered with taffy kisses while Mrs F G Weeks won a guest prize. The event honored skillful playing and shared light refreshments among attendees.
Welsh League plans Owen bust for Geneva loan to ILO
The Welsh League of Nations raises funds to sculpt a bust of social reformer Robert Owen. The piece will be presented to the International Labour Office at Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh League of Nations
Robert Owen
International Labor Office
Geneva
Social notes from Harlowton and surrounding area
Miss Margaret McGuire returned from a Pacific coast trip. Olaf Haugan and family shopped in Harlowton. Mrs. L. W. Clark hosted her bridge club with high score won by Charles Barber and consolation by A. E. Hoopes. Several residents made motor trips to Spokane Great Falls and Port land with visits to Helena Judith Gap TwoDot and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Margaret McGuire
Pacific Coast
Olaf Haugan
Martinsdale
L. W. Clark
Bridge Club
Charles Barber
A. E. Hoopes
Judith Gap
Helen Thomson
Portland
Oregon
P. J. Leahy
Great Falls
N. O. Husband
Hensel
N. D
Paul Haines
Twodot
N. R. Nodsen
G. D. Martin
Genevieve Martin
Beaverhead Fair to Feature Elaborate Fireworks Display
Dillon set to host the Beaverhead county fair October 5 with a large pyrotechnics show led by Lambert Eliel. The Hitt Company of Seattle supplied 294 night pieces, including 108 rockets and 96 other exhibits, designed to keep action going every minute. A daylight display is planned for the final afternoon of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead County Fair
Lambert Eliel
Eliel
Hitt Company of
Seattle
Rodeo Draws Large Crowd in Dillon
Dillon residents traveled to Jackson for a rodeo under Hank Warren and Monte Burdick. Spectators saw unruly horses and other wild west events, with organizers noting the rodeo may be the last of the year in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Jackson
Hank Warren
Monte Burdick
Landing Fields Tested in Dillon for Air Communication
Dillon aviator Fred Woodside surveys and tests landing fields on large ranches to ensure emergency landings across the county. He plans to be prepared to land in nearly any district once the survey is done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Fred Woodside
Mr. Woodside
Dillon Social Roundup Lists Visiting Notables
Mr and Mrs Richard Evans and son from San Diego stay with Mrs T Lee McCracken. Lima editors Maxine Polk and Stella Larson visit Dillon from Lima. S M McKnight handles business in Dillon. Col Alf Decker of Armstead visits with friends. B N Sharpe from Melrose visits Dillon. Mrs Monte Mathews returns from Missoula with son Barry. Miss Helen McLean visits from Twin Bridges where she teaches. Mrs James Mansfield visits from Horse Prairie. Ralph OLeary of Butte calls on Dillon friends. Miss Theresa LaRock visits from Three Forks where she teaches. Sheriff Orr and Deputy Wampler perform duties in the Big Hole basin. H Luck of Sheridan visits Dillon. Mr and Mrs John H Sheser of Grant spend the weekend with Dillon friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Evans and Son
San Diego
Calif
Evans
T. Lee McCracken
Maxine Polk
Lima Ledger
Stella Larson
Dillon
Lima
S. M. McKnight
Col
Alf Decker
Armstead
B. N. Sharpe
Melrose
Monte Mathews
Big Hole Basin
H. Luck of
Sheridan
John H. Sheser
Grant
Manhattan Notes Highlight Local Visits Across States
R P Willard of Dillon visits in Manhattan at H W Turner home on South Fourth. Albert Whitney and family with Mrs Whitney visit Charles Whitney in Boulder. Mrs Shirer returns from visit with Mrs Feeley in Easton. Keith Burk and daughter Allyne arrive from Waukegan to stay with Mr and Mrs Gover. Burk attends railroad convention on the coast and plans further visits in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
R. P. Willard
Dillon
H. W. Turner
South Fourth Street
Albert Whitney
Whitney
C. F. Williams
Pomeroy
Ohio
Boulder
Charles Whitney
Charles Shirer
Walter Feeley
Easton
Feeley
Keith Burk
Allene
Waukegan
Ill
Burk
William Gover
Pacific Coast
Illinois
Reba Gover
Manhattan Socials and Local Births Reported
Mrs I W Cheats and daughter Margaret with Ruth and Grace Davis of Bozeman visited Manhattan on Tuesday at the Gayle home on South Third Street. A son named George Edward was born Sept 19 at Bozeman Deaconess hospital to Mr and Mrs E L Hays of Manhattan. The Hays were formerly Miss Alnora Taylor. McFarland and children of Butte arrived early in the week and will reside in Manhattan as McFarland takes a mechanic job with George Postma on East Main. Eastern Star held a regular meeting in the Masonic hall with a social hour and refreshments by O H Campbell and Mr and Mrs H W Turner. An auxiliary meeting of the Eastern Star followed in the lodge rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
I. W. Cheats
Margaret
Ruth
Grace Davis
Bozeman
C. L. Gayle
South Third Street
E. L. Hays
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital
Hays
Alnora Taylor
Auxiliary of the
Eastern Star Chapter
London Girls Win Big At French Casino Baccarat
Two London girls started with 29 dollars and achieved ten straight wins before a loss, winning over 5000 dollars at the Casino at Le Touquet in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
le Toquet
France
Butte Death Notices Report Local Obituaries
Philip Figuren remains at Sherman & Reed funeral home with funeral details to be announced later. Bertoglio 69 died yesterday at 19 Harrison Street Meaderville with remains at Sherman & Reed and funeral time not yet set. Eddie Taylor 29 of 17 West Broadway died yesterday and funeral details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertoglio—Butt R. Bertoglio
Harrison Street
Meaderville
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Taylor—Rouglin
Eddie Taylor
H. & B. Block
West Broadway
Gauthier
William Gauthier
Dillon
Mont
Sherman & Reed Funeral Service Offerings
One feature of the complete service is use of the funeral chapel with family rooms and a music room at no extra charge. Lady Assistant for Ladies and Children is available. Phone numbers 57 and 58-Phone 57 of 658.
Death Notice Patrick J Keegan 26 Butte
Patrick Joseph Keegan aged 26 died Sunday noon at the family residence 525 East Mercury. Survived by mother Mrs Nellie Conran and brother Thomas Conran, with another brother Con Keegan en route from Detroit to Butte. Remains at Gosselin Harkins parlors. Funeral details to follow. Gosselin Harkins Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keegan
Patrick Joseph Keegan
East Mercury
Nellie Conran
Thomas Conran
Con Keegan
Detroit
Mich
Butte
Gosselin & Harkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda Department
American Legion Post
Skinner
John Bosanac
Frank
Gladstone
Roy George Nelson
Edgar R. Schmitz
University of Wisconsin
T. J. Meloy
Edward Boxer
Alice Burke
W. A. Wood
Ida Wright
Bud Barnes
Omaha
University
Madalin Launderville
James McGuire
Frank Gubbins
Grasshopper Lake
Marion Johnson
State College
Fishtrap Notes
Basin Notes
Ringling
Thong OF Friends
A. Wright
Powell
Daniel H. Conner
Africa
North America
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Spain
Portugal
Prince of Wales
England
Duke of Gloucester
Paul Henderson
National Air Transport
Harlowton Notes
Beaverhead Fair
Dillon Briefs
Sherman & Reed
Funeral Directors & Funbalmers
Res
East Park
Sam R. White
Funeral Directors & Embalmers
South Main
Larry Duggan
N. Main
Daly Shea CO. Mortuary
South Idaho
Gateway Mortuaries
Pat R. Gagner
Mer
Park St
Trevillion Mole Monument Company
South
C. J. Penney Employment Bureau
Jineas
Penney
Arizona Street
J. B. Simpson, Inc
South Main St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cathcart
Trout Creek
C. D. Hillman
Third Ave
Montana Standard
Moler Barber College
Fargo
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